Ambassador brewer for Boulevard Brewing Co. and radler proponent Jeremy Danner (@Jeremy_Danner) talks Kansas City’s craft beer scene, food-and-beer pairings and hanging out at Royals games. QUICK HITS Favorite dish to pair with a shandy/radler

Singer/songwriter Julia Haile talks favorite post-gig spots to eat, best places to perform in the Kansas City area, as well as a bit of insight into her songwriting process and personal inspirations.  QUICK HITS Favorite place to perform

In Kansas City, public art is in plain view, no matter where youre standing. Discover some of the most iconic murals and sculptures in the City of Fountains—and even embark on a tour of some of the finest in the Crossroads Arts District. Power & Light District Mural Find

Mid-20th Century buildings tower overhead as shoppers hustle between vintage stores in search of their next great discovery. It’s First Friday Weekend in the West Bottoms, home to the largest vintage and antique market in the U.S., which means that many of the most prominent and popular antique dealers open their shops to reveal their thrifty picks to the masses. While the Crossroads Arts District is well-known for its First Fridays events, the West Bottoms extends the monthly celebrati

Barbecue, fountains and jazz define Kansas City—and have since the citys original renaissance in the early 1920s. Those traditions are as strong now as theyve ever been thanks to free-flowing sauce, fountains and musical notes, each a testament to the citys culture, history and heart. SWINGING JAZZ

Kansas Citys maker community is thriving.  Small-batch goods and locally produced items are more than just buzzy phrases used by retailers to attract the eyes of consumers. It’s about knowing where a product was made and who made it, possibly even buying directly from the person who put their time and effort into creating what you’ll use, wear or apply. This local touch matters to Kansas Citians—and demonstrates to visitors what matters most in KCs shopping culture. 

Something big is always happening in Kansas City. Heres our list of the top events happening over the next week in Kansas City.

When you take a seat in the theater or in the comfort of your home, you’ll find that many of Hollywood’s most beloved stories and figures have roots in Kansas City. Some motion pictures were filmed here and some set here, while others are inspired by events whose memories live on here. Either way, there’s a stellar lineup of award-winning movies that inspire film-lovers to visit Kansas City and experience the thrill of the big screen themselves. Here are some of the best films that make

When it comes to Kansas City cuisine, barbecue tends to get top billing. Yet the city’s vast array of international flavors gets more impressive by the day, with restaurants offering global flavors and incredible dining experiences so authentic, you’ll think you stepped right off the plane into the country of your choice. The best part? No passport required. Here are some of the best ways to dine around the globe in Kansas City:

Every great city has them: defining dishes that do more than just feed the countless locals and visitors who walk through restaurant doors. These meals tell a story, either about the way food was, the way it is or the way it will be, sometimes all three at once. Kansas City has a number of treasured menu items that are as unforgettable as the Western Auto sign or a late-night session at the Mutual Musicians Foundation. Here are some of KC’s most iconic meals and dishes:

People from all across the region are bundled up and crowded at the Country Club Plaza, mugs of hot chocolate warm chilly hands as people wait in earnest anticipation for the famous Plaza Lights ceremony to begin. What follows next is six weeks of seasonal celebrations, festive events and luminous light shows. Here’s everything you need to know about winter in Kansas City:

Sponsored by: National WWI Museum and MemorialNational WWI Museum and Memorial: Discount Admission and Special Activities during Veterans Day WeekendFiring on the First World War’s Western Front ended on Nov. 11, 1918, at “the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month.” After four years of fighting, an eerie stillness fell across the battlefields of Europe. The next day, Allied commander Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch sent a message to the Allied Armies: “You have won the greatest battle

Renowned as a barbecue hub, KC’s comfort food offerings go far beyond smoked delicacies. Old-school originators will never go out of style, yet modern Midwest dining means that some of the finest restaurants in the city are also the most approachable, helmed by veteran chefs who are serious about elevating casual cuisine. Cozy up with some of Kansas City’s most comforting restaurants and dishes.

Take a breath. Look around. Pastures roll by, extending seemingly endlessly, reminders of the inspiration our foremothers and forefathers spoke about in days of old. You’re only 15 minutes outside town, and yet, it feels like a completely different world. We all need a break from the hustle and bustle of city life every once in a while. Thankfully, Kansas City’s geographic makeup is unique in that it allows people to escape the urban landscape, if just for a moment, in little to no time

Not every occasion calls for a full meal. Sometimes, you’re in between activities and just need to grab a quick bite before you’re on to the next thing. Other times, the appetizers look so, well…appetizing, that you can’t help but order two or three to satisfy your hunger (and curiosity). Luckily, Kansas City’s restaurants feature a bevy of delicious takes on both classic and unorthodox dishes, all to the benefit of hungry diners. Here are some of the best places in KC to dine solely on

Friends are in town and looking to enjoy a night out in KC. Or family pays a weekend visit and needs a personal tour guide every step of the way. Thankfully, some of the city’s best ambassadors are Kansas Citians themselves, often because locals just can’t seem to get enough of KC. But where to start and how to pack everything in is always the hardest part. Here are some of the best ways to show a guest around KC:

Jan. 8-17, 2021 Celebrate Kansas City’s premier dining event at hundreds of restaurants throughout the metro. Show your support for KC’s restaurant industry and savor some of the finest plates the city has to offer, thanks to special multicourse menus available throughout the week. Plus, a portion of all proceeds benefit The Don Bosco Centers. KCRestaurantWeek.com / #KCRW2021

Throngs of fans flood the Power & Light District, decked out in a rainbow of colors, from burnt orange to Cyclone red and Jayhawk blue. Meanwhile, 10 teams face off inside Sprint Center—and another 10 squads take the court at Municipal Auditorium—in showcases of athletic talent and competition that serve as preludes to the NCAA Men’s and Womens Division I Basketball Tournaments. It’s the Phillips 66 Big 12 Mens and Womens Basketball Championships, two of the most exciting sporting e

Image via Facebook.com/charliehustleshopChase McAnulty, founder and CEO of Charlie Hustle, talks retro style, working in the Crossroads Arts District and the origin of the KC Heart.QUICK HITS Favorite Little-Known Restaurant It has someth

Due to recent public health concerns, some area events listed on this page have been canceled or otherwise affected. Please confirm these details directly with event organizers before proceeding with plans. Additional resources related to COVID-19 can be found here. Leprechauns stroll alongside marching bands and elaborate floats in morning parades while in the afternoon, green beverages line bar tops at local watering holes throughout the city. Wherever you look, there’s a party to be