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1900 Building

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Music ; Outdoor ; Performing Arts Center

Modern, cutting-edge and state-of-the-art, the 1900 Building is the Kansas City area’s newest cultural destination. Located at the corner of Shawnee Mission Parkway and State Line Road in Mission Woods, Kansas, the 1900 Building boasts elegant and beautifully designed performance and event spaces, reception areas, and art exhibitions. The Parkway Room, Rose Hall, and Fountain Room are all outfitted with top of the line audio & visual equipment for any type of performance or event. For a listing of all venues and upcoming events please visit http://1900bldg.com/ .

2016 Main Event Space & Art Gallery

Art ; Gallery ; Music

2016 Main sits at the threshold of Downtown Kansas City’s Crossroads district. The venue epitomizes the rich soul of its Crossroads roots as well as the endearingly eclectic surrounding area. The gallery features works in all types of media by local artists of all disciplines.

21c Museum Hotel Kansas City

Art ; Gallery ; Museum

History Reimagined at 21c Kansas City Feed, nourish, and refresh your soul at 21c Museum Hotel Kansas City. Let contemporary art surround you in this museum, boutique hotel, and chef-driven restaurant, nestled between the Power & Light district and River Market in downtown Kansas City. MUSEUM – Contemporary art is the core of 21c. As North America’s only multi-venue museum dedicated to collecting and exhibiting art of the 21st century, 21c Museum brings a new cultural resource to the city’s vibrant art scene. From rotating, curated exhibitions, to site-specific installations and cultural programming, 21c Museum offers the local and traveling community unprecedented access to the work of some of today’s emerging artists. Free and open to the public 365 days/year. Always. Guided museum tours offered every WED + FRI at 5pm.

Artist & Craftsman Supply, KC

Art ; Gallery

We are Artist & Craftsman Supply. Since 2011, our team of educated artists have provided a niche market of competitively priced art and craft supplies for professionals and students. We are an art supply store in profession, and a community center in passion. Come share your projects with us. Visit our gallery highlighting local talent. Ask about our demos and workshops. Not an artist? Not a problem! We also carry a fine selection of fun and quirky gifts. Open MON-FRI 9am-7pm. SAT 10am-8pm. SUN 10am-6pm. We have a few designated parking spots in the lot located North East of our store front on Southwest Blvd. We also validate parking for our customers at the parking garage located at 357 W 22nd St. 1 Hour Max. Come meet our team!

Belger Crane Yard Studios

Art ; Gallery ; Studio

Since 2000, the Belger Arts Center has encouraged viewers to explore, question, and deepen their understanding of art and of the world around them. Drawing upon the extensive John and Maxine Belger Family Foundation collection, as well as a rich variety of local, national, and international artists, the Belger Arts Center, has staged over 70 large-scale exhibitions that represent some of the best in contemporary art. In 2013, Belger Arts expanded the Foundation’s commitment to the creative process by opening Belger Crane Yard Studios, an arts complex dedicated to providing studio and exhibition space for artists. A range of programming in ceramics education, in addition to the Red Star Residency program and Crane Yard Clay ceramics supply store, has made Belger a center for contemporary art.

Bunker Center for the Arts

Art ; Gallery ; Literary

Located in the East Crossroads of Kansas City Missouri at 19th and Troost, the Bunker Center for the Arts is a gallery and active studio space combining museum style exhibitions with artists studios in a unique 10,000 sq.ft. building. Call to schedule a private viewing of the studios & gallery space or stop by during our business hours, Wednesday – Sunday, 12 – 6PM. Tj Templeton – Gallery Director 816.866.8350 bunkercenter@gmail.com

Campanella Gallery

Art ; Gallery

Art gallery at Park University, located within Norrington Center.

Cathy Kline Art Gallery

Art ; Gallery

The Cathy Kline Art Gallery is a destination gallery bringing a rotation of vibrant exhibitions including world renown Sculptor Gary Staab presenting Bronze statues and studies of full scale dinosaur replicas which exhibit in natural history museums around the world. As a collector, you may purchase his studies and small scale replicas of these master productions. The Art Gallery hosts a number of events such as Society Member Shows, Master Workshops, Weekly Art Instruction, and the Paint Parkville Annual Plein Air Festival which is becoming a tradition in the community now for six years. Heirloom commission Portraiture as well as Figurative Study with models each Monday evening. For more information, please visit the website.

City of Lenexa Hall Art Gallery

Art ; Gallery

The City Hall art gallery is located at 17101 W. 87th St. Pkwy., Lenexa, KS 66219. Gallery Hours Monday–Thursday: 6 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Saturday: 7 a.m.–10 p.m. Sunday: 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Oct. 30-Nov. 26, 2018 2D and 3D: Kris Kitchen, Variety including Machine Dreaming series, Time of Flight series, Black Mirror series, mosaics, painted pieces, drawings, sculptures, jewelry The public is invited to an artists’ reception on Thursday, Nov. 8, from 6-7:30 p.m.

Crown Center

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Literary ; Museum ; Music ; Outdoor ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

In the early 1960s, the area where Crown Center sits was filled with rutted parking lots, abandoned warehouses and a limestone hill cluttered with signs. Crown Center reversed that decline and became one of the nation’s first mixed-use redevelopments. Today, it’s an 85-acre complex that welcomes more than five million visitors each year, and has spurred remarkable redevelopment nearby.

CSF Gallery

Art ; Gallery

Charlotte Street’s new campus is a multidisciplinary, multifaceted facility that sets a new national standard for collaborative artist incubators. Located in a repurposed industrial factory, the renovated space embraces the building’s raw and resilient texture as a backdrop for the creation of innovative work. The facility includes a black box theater, visual art gallery, dance rehearsal studio, recording and mixing studio, artist-in-residence studios, equipment workshop, library and archive room, and gathering spaces.

Drexel Hall at the Kansas City Irish Center

Art ; Dance ; Literary ; Music ; Theater

Barbara Drexel Bescher established Drexel Hall is 1910. As an immigrant and single mother of seven, Drexel took her business savvy from her small vegetable stand in the River Market and founded an event space in the up-and-coming midtown district. By 1925, Drexel Hall had become a Kansas City architectural landmark. Since its opening, Drexel Hall has hosted thousands of gatherings from small suffragette meetings to large Italian weddings. Its stunning, open-air interiors, convenient location, and historical significance continue to draw hundreds looking for an unparalleled event space every year. Drexel Hall was purchased by the Kansas City Irish Center in 2016. In addition to continuing to make the space available to individuals and organizations for a variety of events and performances, it is also home to year-round activities celebrating Irish culture and heritage.

EthnicArt Gallery

Art ; Gallery

Art is a necessity. It exist in ways that we are not always conscious of, whether it is a fade haircut or a full blown afro found during the 60’s. Artistic expression through language can be found in our choice of words in any given human interaction. Similarly, EthnicArt Gallery’s intention is to create a vehicle to recognize and broaden the depth-and-breadth of artistic expression in the mid-west. The gallery will highlight from an artistic view the many nuances of artistic expression that are often not seen or are simply overlooked. The framing side of the gallery is dedicated to the preservation of that creative expression for longevity sake. Our vision is to make our patrons aware of the importance of preserving not only art work but also documents, letters or anything that might have some significant value in coming years. Preserving our stories and legacies are a must!

First Art Gallery of Olathe

Art ; Gallery

FIRST ART GALLERY OF OLATHE is an artist cooperative in Olathe, KS. Dedicated to promoting art in the community by providing gallery space for artists to show and sell their work. The gallery also provide a class space for art classes and meeting space for the nonprofit Olathe visual artists .

First Art Gallery Olathe

Art ; Gallery

First Gallery is an artist operated gallery, formed to enrich the lives of others by exhibiting quality art from local and regional artists for public view and purchase, while promoting the advancement and appreciation of the visual arts within the community. We are located at 11951 Strang Line Rd. in Olathe. First Gallery works in association with the Olathe Visual Artists to educate and promote young and beginning artists, with display opportunities and education. We provide display space for up to 20 2D and 3D professional artists. We are in the process of setting up an annual Fine Art Fair at Olathe Station and are working with RH Johnson to place outdoor sculptures in the community areas of Olathe Station, which should be ready summer of 2018.

Four Chapter Gallery

Art ; Gallery ; Literary

The Four Chapter Gallery is a collaboration between Christ Community and The Culture House that desires to share thoughtful art and host meaningful conversations. Exhibits & Programs: The Four Chapter Gallery hosts concept-based art exhibitions that engage culturally relevant themes and ideas. Four Chapter Gallery is committed to emerging artists and prefers to show artwork with strong ideation that meaningfully contributes to significant conversations in our city and world. As a gallery committed to emerging artists of all ages, we enjoy highlighting the work of those who are discovering their artistic voice. And as a gallery committed to art with ideas, we celebrate work that invites viewers to consider or reconsider how they see themselves, their neighbors, and their community.

Goethe Pop Up Kansas City

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Literary ; Music ; Theater

Goethe Pop Up Kansas City welcomes everyone to join us at our cultural event space in the Crossroads Arts District from October 2018 to November 2019, during the “Year of German-American Friendship.” As part of the year-long “Wunderbar Together” program, we seek to promote cultural exchange between American and international artists. Through art exhibitions, music, dance, and theatre performances, film screenings and more, we hope to serve as a platform for this exchange of shared values and ideas. We invite all to visit our space where we will have German literature and newspapers available to read, children’s activities, language clubs, and other smaller events planned during weekdays. Come meet us and learn more about what we have planned for this next year, and the ways in which Germany and America can remain “Wunderbar Together!”

Habitat Contemporary Gallery

Art

Located in the heart of the Kansas City Crossroads district, Habitat Contemporary occupies gallery space within the iconic Leedy-Voulkas Art Center.

Hallmark Visitors Center

Art ; Museum

The Hallmark Visitors Center is located in the Crown Center complex, in downtown Kansas City, MO. It offers something for everyone. We welcome you to spend a few minutes or stay all day. Admission is free. Reservations are required for groups of 15 or more. Please complete the online form to reserve your group visit. The Hallmark Visitors Center is situated all on one level and tours are self-guided. Our hours of operation are listed below.

Imagine That! Kansas City

Art ; Gallery ; Studio

Imagine That! is an innovative creative arts studio, which opened in April 2012, for individuals with developmental disabilities located in the Crossroads Art District of Kansas City, Missouri. Our Mission: To provide individuals who participate with the tools and materials to create art and the supports to define themselves as artists. The studio’s artists are supported by a team of trained artists that strive to integrate the studio into the larger art community. Each artist is encouraged to express themselves through a variety of artistic mediums and is given the opportunity to show and sell their art. Every First Friday of the month, the studio opens its door to showcase its artists to the public from 6 to 9 pm. You can also stop by Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, from 10am to 3pm to say hello or see our artists in the process of creating their work. Company Overview: Imagine That! is a program offered by Resources for Human Development (RHD), a non-profit, human services organization founded in 1970. RHD operates in 15 states and provides a variety of services addressing intellectual and developmental disabilities, behavioral health, homelessness, addiction recovery and more. Resources for Human Development At RHD, we’re committed to the fundamental value of dignity and respect for all human beings, to the empowerment of those we serve and our more than 4,600 employees, to a collaborative management model, and to the importance of timely change and risk-taking. RHD is led by its values, focusing on developing a highly decentralized organization with the broadest possible service mission.

InterUrban ArtHouse

Art ; Gallery ; Music ; Performing Arts Center ; Studio

InterUrban ArtHouse was founded and developed by local community artist, Nicole Emanuel. We began in 2011 as a series of conversations with artists, arts organizations and civic and business leaders. It was clear there was a void in arts resources and studio facilities for Northeast Kansas. We are housed in a renovated warehouse with 26 artists, 19 studios, and 2000 sq ft of gallery and performance space. Our goal is to provide affordable workspace and educational support to local artists while bringing arts experiences to the surrounding communities including visual art, live music, dance, and spoken word. InterUrban ArtHouse is a designated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Literary ; Museum ; Music ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

The Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center, managed by the Johnson County Park and Recreation District, is home to Theatre in the Park, the Johnson County Museum, and Fine & Performing Arts programs, exhibitions, and special events.

Jones Gallery

Art ; Gallery

Located in the historic Walnut Street Warehouse building in the heart of the Crossroads Arts District, the Jones Gallery provides local and national artists 9000 square feet of gallery space to showcase their creative talent.

Kansas City Museum at the Historic Garment Distric...

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Museum ; Music ; Outdoor ; Performing Arts Center

On August 23, 2017, the Kansas City Museum will open the Kansas City Museum at the Historic Garment District (KCM@HGD), a new special exhibition and programming space located at 800 Broadway Blvd. on the first floor of the historic 800 Broadway Building at the northwest corner of 8th St. and Broadway Blvd. in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. The KCM@HGD provides 3,300 square feet for exhibitions, programs, and events, and it is adjacent to Garment District Place Park. In addition, the KCM@HGD is across the street from the Historic Garment District Museum, a 1,000 square-foot space located at 801 Broadway in the historic Poindexter Building at the northeast corner of 8th St. and Broadway Blvd. The Kansas City Museum at the Historic Garment District (KCM@HGD) will offer special exhibitions that display historical items from the Kansas City Museum’s collections and also present contemporary works by local fashion designers, entrepreneurs, and artists. The Historic Garment District Museum will continue to celebrate the people who worked in Kansas City’s Garment District by showcasing the companies for which they worked, the clothing they made, and the equipment they used. The Historic Garment District Museum displays 25-35 garments, that are changed seasonally, and demonstrate the variety of materials and styles of predominantly the 1940s through the 1970s. Currently on display is light clothing for summer wear. Starting on August 23, 2017, both the Kansas City Museum at the Historic Garment District (KCM@HGD) and the Historic Garment District Museum will be open Wednesday-Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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