Everyone's favorite KANSAS CITY TRADITION EXPANDS AGAIN, moving INSIDE at Crown Center to The Grand Theatre! NEW THIS YEAR, stick around after the show, as the lobby turns into CLUB TRANSLYVANIA, an area where you can order cocktails after the show and mingle with the cast, take photos, etc. So you don't have to rush…
Step back into time and immerse yourself in the soulful atmosphere of Emerson’s Bar and Grill, where every note resonates with the magic of Lady Day. Featuring a selection of Billie Holiday’s most well-known songs including “Strange Fruit” and “God Bless the Child” performed live, the magic of this night will echo through your soul…
The Ghoulish Spookeasy at KC Live! October 3rd through October 26th. Open Thursday - Saturday at 5PM Step into the depths of darkness inside the Ghoulish SpookEasy at KC Live! Indulge in your feverish Halloween core with tasty cocktails, costume contests every Saturday night & special trivia nights. Come on out for a spooky time!…
The Hey! Hey! Club has gone to hell… in the most sinister and chilling way! Join us for the Hell! Hell! Club pop-up featuring creepy cocktail and food specials all through the Halloween season plus live music every Thursday night October 16th through November 2nd. No cover charge but reservations recommended.
The Tony Award-winning sensation, Kristin Chenoweth, returns to the Kauffman Center stage! With her starring roles in Wicked, Glee, You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown and more, Kristin has dazzled audiences with her powerhouse vocals and delightful stage presence. Be here for show-stopping selections and gorgeous orchestral arrangements with your KC Symphony musicians.
Join from Friday, October 18 through Sunday, October 20, as the streets of the Power & Light District transform into a vibrant celebration of autumn. Cornucopia promises a weekend packed with fun and entertainment for all ages. Event Highlights: Carnival Rides: Thrill-seekers of all ages will enjoy an array of exciting rides. Entertainment Stages: Enjoy…
The UMKC Choirs perform with guests from the Choral Union and Chamber Singers groups. The program will include music composed from 1505 to 2020, including traditional spirituals, works by Brahms, David Dickau, and René Clausen, and many more! General Public – $10 UMKC Conservatory/Staff/Students – $0 Senior Citizens and Children – $0
