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At the Alexander Majors House in south Kansas City, museum historians are digging into the era’s darker side for the Halloween season’s events.

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

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

After a 2 pm stop in Leawood, the visitors will head to the Trailside Center at 99th and Holmes for a two-day stay.

“Parents appreciate that we love and care for their children, and that empathy is key to the program’s success.”

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.

The southland is home to a handful of honor-system farmstands. Shoppers take what they’d like and leave cash or digital payment in the box.

“Our ultimate goal is to help people and their dogs.”

It’s back to school season, and south Kansas City organizations are working to ensure students begin the year with the supplies they need to thrive.

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

From a small-town parade in Stilwell to the city’s official celebration at the National WWI Museum, there is something for everyone within a short drive.

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

Historic homes line the streets, independent shops comprise a walkable downtown, and tasty food is easy to find.

In the southland, World Cup celebrations begin before the first Kansas City match.