Arts & Entertainment

Boo, brews and everything between: your South KC Halloween. 

You’ll find artisan drinks, surprising flavor combinations, and real deliciousness worth savoring.

For more than a decade, MCPL has offered the program, which has collected more than 245,000 items for local charities.

Viewers might spot scenes filmed at Blue River Road, 79th and Metcalf in Overland Park, Excelsior Springs, and Milo Farm in Buckner, MO, where a Civil War-era cabin was constructed on the property. 

Mystery lovers can play detective from their seats at local theaters or step into the mystery itself.

Fall in south Kansas City means pumpkin patches, apple picking, corn mazes, cider donuts, hayrides, fall festivals, and lantern-lit nights out.

10% of ticket sales will benefit Melissa’s Second Chances, a 501(c)3 non-profit animal rescue in Shawnee. 

Set your sights on Faded Pages Bookstore, located at 319 Main St. in Belton.

“The Dink” has enough funny moments, that there’s enough to recommend throwing it on during a slow summer weekend night,

The Odyssey is a truly spectacular piece of filmmaking, accomplished through Nolan’s clever push-pull of when to lean into source material and when to pull away.

From printmaking and pastels to pasta, tea, stained glass, and wine, classes and events across south KC welcome beginners.

Hoffa’s Connection follows the path of North End native Sylvia Pagano and her family from their modest days living in Kansas City’s North End through her strategic rise to power.

“As I was learning about the conflict, I’d look out across the land, and think ‘What happened here?’ This wasn’t just a peaceful river running through here.”

South Kansas City is marking the nation’s milestone with special programming, from speaker series and heritage concerts to parades, fun runs, and fireworks.

“It’s an artsy part of the city, so I believe it fits right in.”