Arts & Culture
Roller Derby Finds a Home in Downtown Kansas City, Kansas
The Kansas City Roller Warriors, a four-team women’s roller derby league, has made a home at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas.
Weekend Possibilities | Quixotic’s Sensatia, A BBQ Seafood Pop-up, and Wilco
Weekend possibilities in and around Kansas City include Quixotic’s can’t-miss Sensatia, Wilco at The Midland, plus a BBQ Seafood pop-up.
The Iron District: Building a Community Out of Shipping Containers
The Iron District is a food, retail and entertainment hub built with shipping containers at the corner of 16th and Iron streets in North Kansas City.
Weekend Possibilities | Thundergong!, Pig & Swig and the Kansas International Film Fest
Weekend possibilities in Kansas City include Thundergong!, Pig & Swig and the Kansas International Film Fest.
Lawrence Artist Celebrates People of Color
Lawrence artist Blanca Herrada celebrates family and friends, but the real goal is featuring people of color in her works.
Kansas City Remembers How it Feels to Win the World Series
The Washington Nationals’ comeback World Series win inspired some local folks to take a quick trip down memory lane to when the Kansas City Royals were crowned.
Genghis Khan Occupies Union Station
A new exhibit featuring Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire will run through April at Union Station in Kansas City.
Weekend Possibilities | Day of the Dead, Free Film Fest, and Beers of the Kaw
Weekend possibilities include Day of the Dead celebrations, a free film fest at Crown Center and beers of the Kansas River.
Kansas City Religious Leaders Grapple With The Notion of Ghosts
Ghost stories do more than just frighten us. They also inspire more serious discussions of the soul and afterlife.
Kansas City-Area Muslims and Jews Pursue Partnerships
A national effort to create partnerships between Muslims and Jews has spread to Kansas City. It’s producing not just interfaith friends but a commitment to combat hatred that threatens both groups.