KC elevates Entrepreneur Week + Downtown news + Office Summit
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
5 to know: Downtown news beat
5 things to know about KC's Global Entrepreneurship Week
Persistence bears fruit at 2000 Vine redevelopment
Union Station to shine with $5M 'largest single gift'
KC startups created more jobs in 2020 that…
$70M women’s pro soccer stadium coming to Downtown KC
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
Kansas City NWSL owners Angie Long, Chris Long and Brittany Matthews announced plans Tuesday to construct a stadium in Downtown KC, the first soccer stadium purpose-built for a National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) team. The announcement…
Symphony opens season + Downtown events + Holiday Mart preview
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
6 to see: Downtown arts & entertainment
Art on the Line: Streetcar Art Tour - Thursday
Symphony opens classical season with Mahler's 'Titan'
Ameri'Kana Block Party set for Grinders
Briar Fest to feature Fabulous Thunderbirds &…
Madison Flitch + Downtown news + Streetcar art tour
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
5 to read: Downtown news beat
Kansas City Southern agrees to merge with Canadian Pacific
So, what do you think about Downtown baseball?
Madison Flitch founder transforms furniture into art
Buck O'Neil Bridge replacement work prompts road…
816 Day features Scavenger Hunt Bingo + 5 Downtown news stories
Arts & Entertainment, Clean & Safe, Morning Scoop
816 Day: How about some Downtown B-I-N-G-O?
So, how will you celebrate 816 Day this year? 816 Day is the annual, city-proclaimed celebration of Kansas City culture, featuring live entertainment, branded events, and fun activities. On…
Art in the Loop begins Resilient performance series Thursday
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
An all-new performing arts series will make its Downtown debut on Thursday evening, featuring KC's own The Black Creatures.
The series is part of the 2021 Art in the Loop Project Resilient. The Kansas City Streetcar and Art in the Loop…
Downtown Council seeks federal grant to transform South Loop
Arts & Entertainment, Imagine Downtown, Morning Scoop
DTC seeks federal grant for South Loop Link
Reporting by CitySceneKC.com
The Downtown Council is applying for a federal grant to continue planning an estimated $160 million South Loop Link that would create a four-block park spanning…
What’s cookin’ in Downtown KC? Arts + music are back!!
Arts & Entertainment, Morning ScoopLights, music, action - Downtown is smokin' this weekend
Calvin Arsenia to light up Lemonade Park
Black Playwright Festival opens on Friday
WeekEnder returns with 'Greatest Showman' sing-a-long
'Dead Ringer' on stage now at Crown…
CID Movie Night coming to City Market + Downtown KC in the news
Arts & Entertainment, Clean & Safe, Morning ScoopCID Movie Night, food truck, games & live music set for Tuesday 7/13
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Downtown KC news beat:
Piano excellence + Downtown Airport + Streetcar progress + Global Prairie + more
Park University pianist wins prestigious competition
Downtown…
Office tower stands in for mountain peak in national commercial + Downtown news
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
Downtown office tower stands in for mountain peak in TV commercial
A national “Got milk?” campaign has made a splash in Downtown Kansas City, while taking its message to new heights – literally.
The Kansas City Business Journal reports…
AJM to host Billie Holiday exhibit + First Friday weekend + Downtown news
Arts & Entertainment, Morning Scoop
American Jazz Museum to host Smithsonian Traveling Exhibit beginning Saturday
In April 1957, photographer Jerry Dantzic had an assignment from Decca Records to photograph Billie Holiday during a week-long run of performances at the Newark,…
Morning Scoop – KCMO Small Business Relief Fund + OPEN for business
Arts & Entertainment, Business & Economic Development, COVID-19, Downtown Living, Morning Scoopfrom ... The Morning Scoop - Downtown Council of KCMO, May 6, 2020
Support Downtown retailers, restaurants
As Downtown retailers and restaurants prepare to open their doors for shoppers and diners beginning Friday, May 15, remember…