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Here are eleven things to do in KC this weekend, March 5—8 including Winterlude Jazz Festival, Kansas City Roller Warriors and “The World in Kansas City.”

Porgy and Bess

An adaptation of DuBose Heyward’s 1925 novel Porgy, George Gershwin’s folk opera ...


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Stand by Kansas City hotels, BRBs and community helpers. It’s about time to roll out the red carpet because—hello—here comes the world.

Kansas City, the smallest host city, is expecting around 650,000 visitors for the 2026 World Cup, cr...


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We all know that the culinary spotlight usually shines brightest on Missouri’s Kansas City, but I’ve always been a big fan of the Kansas side of things. KCK boasts some of the metro’s most divey dive bars, has plentiful parking and, of course, has the Taco Trail. Most peopl...


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This Northland tradition celebrates St. Patrick’s day a little early Photography provided.

Beloved Northland tradition Snake Saturday—a parade and carnival held each Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day—has humble beginnings. It started as a promotional parade for a Rodeway Inn. But two year...


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When Nelle Peters struck out on her own in Kansas City in 1909, she had, as she later described it, “very small savings and a large amount of nerve.” Few could have predicted she would become one of the city’s most prolific architects, but now, you’re hard-pressed to take a 10-minute drive through town without finding one of her buildings dotting the landscape.

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