The Black experience in the U.S. has historically focused on advancing the cause of freedom—not only freedom from enslavement but economic freedom, civil rights, and the pursuit of happiness—a fundamental right of all Americans. First celebrated in 1866, the year after slavery was formally abolished in the U.S.,...
Are you hot? Of course you are. That’s why you’ve just been summoned to our summer cocktail class. We’re talking beachy, bold drinks and big main character energy — led by our resident cocktail genius Carlos Avalos. Join us Thursday, June 5 & Thursday, June 19 with sessions at 6–7 PM &...
Through Her Eyes is an annual Spring concert presented by KC Contemporary Dance and guest choreographers, highlighting the music, choreography, costume design, and general vision of female artists in Kansas City. Each year has a different secondary theme, and the 2025 concert will explore viewing dance from different angles...
Drinks with friends. In bed by 10. At the Boulevard Tours & Rec Center every Wednesday | Doors at 5pm | Show at 6pm Join us for live music and good times. This is a free show, all-ages welcome. Beer, bevvies, and non-alcoholic options available for purchase, plus our full kitchen menu with pizza, sammies & sn...
Join us for a mouth-watering event celebrating the release of our upcoming Brewhouse One series collaboration…MO' BBQ [https://www.boulevard.com/mobbq/].
Bring Your Best Friend, Ride the KC Wheel, and Support a Great Cause!Dogs deserve the best – and that includes a spin on the KC Wheel! Join us for Woof Fest, a four-day celebration of furry friends, fresh air, and feel-good vibes at the KC Wheel! We’re rolling out the red carpet for dogs and their humans with pe...
Free exhibit featuring the works of Aaron "Skip" Smith."Skip Smith is an artist nationally known for his depictions of scenes of the Black Experience, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Disability rights Movement."
The Black Archives will be open late to allow visitors extra time to enjoy "Reflections" by Aaron "Skip" Smith."Skip Smith is an artist nationally known for his depictions of scenes of the Black Experience, the Civil Rights Movement, and the Disability rights Movement."
Curated by UMKC students in the "History of Exhibitions and Curatorial Practice" Museums Studies class, this exhibition explores the intersection of art, activism, and social justice. Including photographs, protest signs, videos, and quilts. Fading Paint, Lasting Power: BLM in KC showcases the city's participation in the br...
Join us for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Kansas City! Meeting at the Cross Roads and working our way to the Library District and then the City Market. From the iconic first skyscraper in KC to stunning fountains, historic hotels, vibrant theaters, and captivating murals, this tour offers a unique perspectiv...