Last Exit offers a taste of Seattle in downtown Grandview
“Because he grew up in Seattle, seeing the coffee culture, being part of the coffee scene, he actually knew a couple of people that started the whole thing in the 1980s.”
Arts & Entertainment
Grandview celebrates Harry S Truman’s birthday in a big way this weekend
By Kady Weddle The City of Grandview, with the help of multiple local organizations, will
Brookside Art Annual moves forward come rain or shine
By Kady Weddle After being rescheduled from spring to the fall in 2021, the Brookside
Ranch Rodeo comes to Martin City
“Whether you’re a big fan or you’ve never seen a ranch rodeo, you are going to enjoy watching these teams work.”
30-year-old art co-op is one of many vendors in Waldo’s Spring Fling
“We gathered together 24 artists, becoming the original members, and we each chipped in.”
Avila students perform Rent the musical
“We’re really excited about it and can’t wait to have audiences come check it out.”
Light On KC holds Friday night event for middle school students
Lights On KC Lights On KC, a community violence prevention program that provides safe recreational
“Drowsy Chaperone” performances shut down due to Covid outbreak
“It’s heartbreaking to shut down this wonderful production, but this is the responsible decision.”
Leawood Stage Company presents “The Drowsy Chaperone” at Avila’s Black Box Theatre
“This is a really fun show and the cast and staff have worked so hard to make it a wonderful production.”
The Arts Asylum opens in Brookside with “Gabby for God”
Built in the 1930s, the new space has undergone a rapid transformation over the past 90 days