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.

I had such a great time visiting the Zhou B Art Center! The artwork was beautiful, and they had a…read morefun little event outside with local vendors where I found the cutest dress. Such a creative and welcoming space, I'll definitely be back!

I'm so glad Yelp hosted its annual Yelpies at the Zhou B Art Center--otherwise I might never have…read morediscovered this incredible addition to Kansas City's arts community. Located near the 18th & Vine Jazz District, the center is the result of a stunning $26 million transformation of the former Crispus Attucks School. Before the program began, Izzy Vivas, Director of Sales at the Zhou B Art Center, welcomed us and shared an overview of the center's mission and rebirth. Like many other attendees, I walked in not knowing anything about the space. By the time Izzy finished, it was clear that this isn't just a renovation--it's a full-scale cultural revitalization. The building houses several dozen artist studios spread across two floors, and a number of them opened their doors after the event so guests could explore the work. It was a great mix--painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media--and the artists were friendly, passionate, and eager to share their stories. The atmosphere felt both professional and welcoming. I hope more Kansas Citians take the time to experience the Zhou B Art Center, especially during First Fridays. It's an impressive space with a lot of creative energy, and it deserves to become a regular stop for anyone who cares about local art.

This is a Crossroads mainstay. They have a really interesting space in an old warehouse. This is…read moreamong some of the better art galleries in the district. I believe they have art from local artists as well as national artists like Dale Chihuly. Always something interesting, usually pretty cutting edge. Visit on a First Friday if you want a lively crowd (but it may be really really crowded) or visit any other day and have the space to yourself!

Besides being jaded and living next door to Sherry's gallery, she has top notch artistry on display…read morein an amazing setting. Many of the artists she has on display are well known (depending on the show) and often even available to meet-and-greet. Its a hip place to see what is new, fresh, and nice in the world of art.

This is the place to be on First Friday…read more Part art gallery and part music venue. The art gallery rotates presenting artists. It also sells selected works and hosts interactive events like painting classes. The music venue schedules mostly electronic and dance-based performers. The events are usually scheduled on weekend evenings however special events will pop up from time to time. It's a little small inside, but the sound is pretty good. Lights are okay. A cash bar with limited beers and mixed drinks is available.

I had my 50th birthday party at MOD Gallery recently and it was amazing! Got a DJ, brought in some…read morefood, and it was a blast. They have a great lighting and sound/video setup, which makes it perfect for a dance party. The owner is wonderful and so were his staff. HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Emily in Paris from Netflix influence this visit. Luckily, they have extended the exhibition until…read morethe end of January 2022. We notice that their was two Van Gogh, one is Alive and one is Immersive. I'm glad I asked my girls if they wanted to go before it ends. We bought our tickets online, since you can only get it only online not the box office for the evening show. Regular is $45.00, Senior is $40.50, Military is $40.50 and Youth/Student is $29.99. Fees not included but I would say add $5 for taxes and fees. The experience is inside of Starlight Theater. It's not as big as I thought it would be. But the first room, it's layout like a museum, you can read who Van Gogh was and his art history. I like the Van Gogh room which consists chairs and bed, it look just like his painting. You can also sit on the bed or chair to get your photo opp. Next room is where you can experience Van Gogh Alive. It displays his quotes and his arts and the music makes it worthwhile. I tis a 42 minute video. I would suggest sitting on the floor where the projection is, you can be with the art. Lots of people were standing or sitting, but we sat on the floor on the projection and it was fun. Last, is the Sunflower Selfie Room. It was definitely smaller but the mirror effect made it look like infinity. Definitely worth the visit especially with a good company.

Since Van Gogh Immersive was cancelled ( refunds STILL pending) we knew my mother in law was sad to…read moremiss it and Van Gogh Alive and Starlight came thru! Yes it is a smaller production but very well done. The 42minute loop is captivating and the music adds to the experience. She loved it! There are few benches for older or those with mobility needs. Most people sit on the floor. The sunflower selfie room was small but cool. Take the time and experience Van Gogh Aluve.

All Nations is great. My girlfriend and I went in and they got us set up with a flag pole, mount…read moreand flags. They've got a lot of sports flags but most importantly those KC team flags to represent on game day. I hear they also do flag pole installations at commercial and residential properties.

As a geography geek I have been coming here for several decades. I had a loft in the neighborhood…read morein the early 90's and I found that large flags served not only as décor, but filled large high empty spaces cheaper than art. I have since bought a house in the suburbs - (don't judge - Uber's my friend) and have purchased sporting banners for my garage and American flags for the house front. At work, I hang a national or state flag anytime I hire a new employee from somewhere that is not represented yet. I don't know how this place stays in business, since I'm usually the only one there at the time, but I'm so glad they are. They fill that niche to talk vexillology when you hear a cool NPR story about a nation contemplating changing it's flag. A great place to start that nerdy nephew a new hobby/ collection - you'll always know what to get him next year! Brick and mortar at its geekiest and patriotic best!

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!

We attended a conference here on the weekend with 1500 people in attendance. It was very spacious…read moreand the acoustics were pretty good. They had two big screens on either side of the front and a huge stage. Lighting was good and the temperature was cool.Staff was attentive with receiving our tickets and stamping my wrist. Restrooms are clean. There is plenty of free outdoor parking. There might be some paid parking on other days as I saw a $7 sign by the parking lot. The arena is in a very unique location and can be hard to find without a GPS. The back of the chairs were dusty. Some of the chairs were padded. Overall a good place for needing large space.

This small arena, part of the American Royal complex, is on the site of the old stockyards, smack…read morein the middle of the Bottoms. At about 5,000 capacity, it's a quarter of the size of its next-door companion facility, Kemper Arena. It's mostly used for livestock competitions of all varieties: rodeo, cutting horse, &c. -- as well as the exalted American Royal BBQ competition that occurs annually in October. Seats in the arena are bleachers, not very comfortable, but at least they have backs on the benches. There's a very nice little museum to the right of the entrance, worth a stroll through to see old photos & artifacts of the glory days of the stockyards & rodeos, as well as some cheesy-but-fun interactive exhibits for the little kids. Saddle up, y'all.