Film History of Midland Theatre
The Arvest Bank Theatre at The Midland was built in 1927 (then known simply as The Midland Theatre) and was designed to showcase both the incredibly popular silent films of the era and live stage entertainment.
Film History of the Crossroads Arts District
Looking at it now, you might not believe that this artistic enclave was once one of the biggest Hollywood film distribution centers in the world.
Film History of Union Station
Union Station is one of Kansas City’s most iconic attractions, but its appeal has always stretched far beyond a tourist destination.
Film History of the National WWI Museum & Memorial
The National WWI Museum and Liberty Memorial—iconic landmarks in Kansas City—have been featured in countless television programs and films.
Kansas City Film Self-Guided Tour
Kansas City’s film scene is more than a burgeoning industry attracting more attention by the day—it’s one of the city’s oldest and most culturally significant pastimes.
Kansas City’s Local Luxury
One handmade piece at a time, luxury designers and retailers are not only changing the local shopping landscape, they’re helping KC emerge as a destination for the finer things in life.
Your Move: Local Board Game Shops in KC
Several locally owned game shops give board game enthusiasts and amateurs alike places to browse, shop, learn and, of course, play.
KC’s Live Music Scene
Between small, close-up shows and huge, sold-out concerts, there’s always a live music performance to be seen in KC that, years later, you’ll be telling people, “I was there.”
Everything You Need to Know About Spring in Kansas City
Between a brisk morning hike in the wilderness and an afternoon on the patio with a cold drink in your hands, your days are filled with heading from one adventure to the next, or simply doing nothing at all—and loving every minute of it.