Nice place. They give free gift as you leave.
Take the self-guided tour, it's FREE!
Free admission if you come during the holiday season
Drop a buck in the donation box and check out all the cool details! There is a cop pulling someone over. 🤠
great for train buffs and free
Lovers of nature can gather here. Birdwatch and see spectacular species up close. Hike and bike to get your heart pumping. Sit down for an education tour at the nature center. Truly something for Read more.
If you find a sick or injured wild animal in Kansas City, MO, this is the place to take it. Great people working here. Read more.
They have many free events for families during the year!
Located in the 18th & Vine Historic Jazz District, this is the place where jazz masters such as Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Big Joe Turner defined the sounds of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.
Since opening in September of 1997, the American Jazz Museum has hosted thousands of world-class jazz performances. The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum also opened the same year.
The Jazz and Negro Baseball museums are THE destination on 18th and Vine.
Great place! More than just royals. Some baseball history
Royal awesomeness. A great video to get you pumped up before the game.
Closed Monday and Tuesday.
Host and co-sponsor of the annual TEDxKC event. Visit http://www.tedxkc.org for more information!
It's free!
Best museum I've been to in a long time. Leave plenty of time to go through everything - it had been 4 hours before I knew it! Extremely well done and informative.
This is THE national museum to World War I, not just some little thing KC put together. It's an incredible experience that you should not miss out on. Plan on 3 hours minimum and worth every second.
Awesome awesome awesome! If you haven't been, you need to go! And make sure to go to the top of the liberty memorial!!!
Really enjoyed the exhibits. Thought the museum was really well done.
Tells the complete story of Negro Leagues Baseball, from the average players to the superstars! See more great accomplishments by African Americans over the years: http://bet.us/BHM
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum opened its’ permanent 10,000 square foot facility in 1997 sharing the new facility with the American Jazz Museum.
A small (and free!) gem of a modern art gallery. It has pieces from big names (Warhol and O'Keefe), excellent photography and sculpture collections and a very good on-site cafe.
Terrific place to take a quick revitalizing break. Lunch (Cafe Sebastienne) and stunning art. Not so big, so not something that will swallow your day. Just right.
Open Tues.–Thurs. 10–4, Fri.–Sat.10–9, Sun. 11–5 Free admission and parking
A great place to enjoy with your kids. Lots of art projects and fun things to do.
It is freeee!
To beat the crowd, try to visit during the week if possible. For lunch, head across the street to Crown Center for lunch at Fritz's Railroad Restaurant where trains deliver food to your table.
A great time for kids and parents alike! My 5 year old had a blast. The gift shop is great too!
The illusions are super fun and the test kitchen is a blast!
I came in the morning, wasn't too crowded and my 1 year old had a lot fun in the kids areas.
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