Musical instruments can be found everywhere if you use a little imagination. Join Amado and Karen to explore how to make instruments out of everyday things and build a band to make amazing music. This program is eligible for Summer Learning Program points.
Musical instruments can be found everywhere if you use a little imagination. Join Amado and Karen to explore how to make instruments out of everyday things and build a band to make amazing music. This program is eligible for Summer Learning Program points.
InterUrban ArtHouse believes that the strongest communities value civic engagement, inclusion and social justice. We seek to cultivate these values through this exhibition and far beyond. Tangled Roots brings artists together from varied backgrounds to enhance a mutual appreciation and heighten awareness of each other’s contributions to the unique beauty of our community. This event […]
FEEL THE WORLD BEAT IN THE HEART OF AMERICA With more than 50 countries represented, you can experience the world in a day! The volunteers of the non-profit Ethnic Enrichment Commission of Kansas City has brought to you one of the largest gatherings of multiculturalism - focusing on the traditional cultures found here in our […]
The Mission Market features locally grown produce, honey, and wildflowers, unique specialty foods and baked goods, and arts and crafts from local makers. The comfortable setting make it easy to shop and the live music and food trucks make it tempting to linger. You’ll find us Thursdays June-September, 4:30 p.m.-8:00 p.m. in the heart of […]
The community continues to grow as we gather around the hospitality of Crows Coffee in Waldo, the abundance of local talent, and this week the amazing talent of Amado Espinoza.
Kansas City musicians Amado Espinoza and Karen Lisondra’s Junkyard Orchestra shows how musical instruments can be made out of practically anything. Whether they’re playing a classical Arabic flute made from a broom or a Bolivian guitar fashioned out of a cookie tin, Junkyard Orchestra proves that using recycled materials and found objects opens up musical […]
Presentation of the new album "Alma Mía" of the Reptile Band on August 25th at the RecordBar at 10pm. We are opening the concert for this fabulous group.
Brookside Farmers’ Market is a friendly community of local growers and producers sharing organic and non-GMO food with Kansas City eaters. The market has brought farm fresh produce to the Brookside neighborhood and beyond since 2003. The market is located at 63rd Street and Wornall Road and is open Saturdays 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. […]
KKFI Crossroads Music Fest CMFKC.COM for ALL INFO 30+ Artists / 8 Stages. Saturday Sept. 8th, 2018 11am to 2am 11a-5p Mixmaster Music Conference 11a-5p MMF's Free Musicinas Health care Clinic Noon-5p Dayparties 6p-7p CITY OF DRUMS - NEW THIS YEAR! 3 Drum lines performing together - Marching Cobras, Marching Falcons & Broadway Drill Team 7p-2a […]
Check out our new Open Doors program - Live in the Lobby! Community groups and individual artists are invited to submit an application to perform and display their talents in the Kauffman Center lobby prior to select performances throughout the year. We are thrilled to partner with Folk Alliance International for the first Live in […]
Kansas City musicians Amado Espinoza and Karen Lisondra’s Junkyard Orchestra shows how musical instruments can be made out of practically anything. Whether they’re playing a classical Arabic flute made from a broom or a Bolivian guitar fashioned out of a cookie tin, Junkyard Orchestra proves that using recycled materials and found objects opens up musical […]
