Take the Plunge: Dive Bars in Kansas City
Raise a glass for Kansas City’s dive bars: establishments as eclectic as they are beloved, each one with a story to tell and a drink to serve.
Raise a glass for Kansas City’s dive bars: establishments as eclectic as they are beloved, each one with a story to tell and a drink to serve.
Instead of stressing over your itinerary, why not kick back, relax and let a tour guide do the work? KC offers a growing variety of tours, both on foot and on wheels.
A growing number of local fitness instructors, groups and facilities are tapping into the beauty of Kansas City to make workouts more enjoyable. And that means you can get a great view of the city while you sweat.
Celebrities from KC and Facts About KC’s Film History
Check out our full list of films and television programs that were filmed in the Kansas City Metro area.
If you’re in town for an event and in search of a Kansas City memento, look no further than the local retail shops, each a unique treasure trove of exceptional quality and regional flare.
It’s hard to believe that nearly a century ago, this unassuming two story building housed the offices of the man many call the Father of Animation: Walt Disney.
In his film Kansas City, Robert Altman sought to capture the feel of KC in its wide-open heyday—the 1930’s.
Kansas City has everything girls need to have fun, so pack your bags and gather your closest girlfriends—it’s time for a getaway.
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.