Scout did an amazing job cleaning up a painting that had traveled cross-country and sat under a bed…read morecollecting dust and grime for multiple years. It even had some pieces of paper stuck to it from an ill-advised wrapping job. After she was done with it, the painting looked brand new, like the paint had just dried -- clean and vibrant colors with no more paper. When I picked it up, I had a lot of trouble with multiple payment methods on my phone; she was very patient as I took an embarrassingly long time to figure it out. Highly recommend her and her work!

Hard to find and make sure you verify the hours very small place taking more than 30 to 45 minutes,…read morebut totally worth it. Incredible local artist very vibrant nice people that work there off the beaten path. Plus, it's free so you can't complain about the value.

Great little art spot! …read more.. Located at 19th and Troost in Kansas City Missouri, The Bunker Center for the Arts is a Gallery and active studio space meant to combine museum style exhibitions with artists workspaces in a unique labyrinthine office building that hasn't been updated since the 70's.

Greenlease Gallery is located on the campus of Rockhurst University and is named for the schools…read moreprominent benefactor - Virginia Greenlease and her family. The horrific kidnapping and murder of Bobby Greenlease in 1953 was a major story in Kansas City and the nation. Rockhurst's Jesuit Catholic priests comforted the family and in return the wealthy family donated money, land, and art to the university over many decades. With Rockhurst being a Catholic University it is natural that their permanent collection is a remarkable collection of religious paintings and artifacts dating back to 1400. An impressive small collection that also includes a few exhibits that teach and explain Catholic rituals and their plethora of saints. There is also a few relics from Judaism in the collection. Not being a fan of religion or his type of art, I was more intrigued in the other half of the gallery with it's current rotating exhibit - This Land is My Land / Your Land; an installation by Cynthia Daignault. A collection of 100's of small oil paintings that she reproduced from photos taken at 27 mile increments in a journey around the periphery of the nation. A heady undertaking of travel and artistic productivity. A great artistic travelogue of the nation. The exhibit ends 12/02/22. A relatively small gallery but housing a great contrast of antiquities to rotating experimental. Any fan of art or those devoted to the Catholic faith should pay Greenlease a visit.

KC got a major upgrade with the move of the National Archive to the Union Station complex and…read moredowntown. Now visitors to the metro can view exhibits and do research in a central and convenient location. The building houses a full-fledged research center, but also exhibits from the national archives collection. When we visited, there was a room dedicated to the Kansas-Nebraska Act which set the stage for the Civil War. The actual document was sitting in front of you. The National Archives at Union Station is yet another cultural amenity added downtown in the last few years. Although the exhibits aren't blockbusters by any means they are very well done and make you think. Many feature poignant and interesting stories about the region. The location is a bit hidden and faces away from the street, but is worthy of a trip for any history buff for research or recreation.

Hidden treasure in Kansas City. Have had some great exhibits over recent years. Exhibits have…read moreslowed in last 12 months. They also have occasional events / speakers. Keep hoping they will get back to core history topics as a few events have been a bit political. But again. A great asset for kc.

This place is not a good place to go to they are very rude and unprofessional the service was poor…read morechoose somewhere more professional they charged me over $400 for canceling? The selection of opportunities at this place is very poor.

Would love to see these kiddos perform something current. I understand learning from some of the…read moreoldies but goodies but I've never observed anything current being publicly performed. Music doesn't live in the past, there's no market for these kids to be good at songs from the 1970's and 80's. Grow SOR, grow past old school music and evolve these kids into something they can do something with. Step out of the Billy Joel, Rolling Stones, Foreigner, ACDC , ect. and walk into the future of music. Response, Yep, I've been there many many mannnny times. I chose to do this review because I have been there, and to numerous shows over the last several years.

I inherited my grandfathers Masonic items and wanted to have a place to display this collection and…read morepreserve it for years to come, so I searched the internet for ideas and options. I came across something close to what I was looking for on the Parkview Frame Gallery website, so I reached out via email and shared some photos of the items I had and the the reference photo from his gallery. The owner, Jason, and I corresponded back and forth until he had an idea of what I was looking for. I wanted a built in drawer to hold my grandfathers Masonic cuff links, tie tacks, and pins and a removable display stand to showcase some of my grandfathers medallions. I took some measurements, and a few days later, Jason sent me a hand drawn sketch to approve. I put down a deposit, and a few months later, my custom display case arrived. In addition to being easy to work with, Jason also packed and shipped this item carefully and precisely so that it wasn't damaged during transit. He also sent some plexiglass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth, to make sure that I was using the right products to ensure that this display case stays pristine and beautiful for years to come. I couldn't be happier with the finished results.

I cannot say enough good things about my experience here. I had a unique idea of how to hang my…read moreneedlepoint - and look modern. Jason went out of his way to make sure what we finally ended on looked the way I wanted. I had to hug him I was so happy!

This art gallery has actually relocated to the West Bottoms, but it always has some great stuff…read more I have yet to see their new space, but they show a lot of cool artists. This space is now the Kemper Museum's new outpost.

My husband is an artist who frequently gets his artwork framed for his clients. The Dolphin Gallery…read morehas consistently given us EXCELLENT quality in a timely fashion for a reasonable price.

Bring your air buds to listen (respectfully) to the narrative on the QR codes throughout the place…read more Nice little museum

Visiting KC from NY primarily to go to National WW I museum. Stumbled upon this museum. Excellent!…read moreHad to go through background check to enter fort property, but worth it. Totally recommend.