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The Bauer Building

The Bauer is a 30,000 sq. ft., 3-story building nestled in the heart of the creative block of West 18th Street. It provides space available to rent as artist studios, galleries, offices, retail space & an event space with an amazing view of downtown KC.

The Box Gallery

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The Box Gallery is located in downtown Kansas City in the Commerce Bank Building. The one room gallery is 830 square feet of space designed for exhibitions by local artists, collectors, universities, and cultural arts and history organizations. The Box Gallery is underwritten by Commerce Bank with programming support from Tower Properties. Our mission is to serve a Downtown audience of residents, workers and visitors, with creative exhibitions that enliven, enlighten and engage. Often our shows reveal something new or unexpected about Kansas City or highlight our region’s vibrant cultural arts scene.

The Corner Bar & Grill

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

Located in The 18th & Vine Historic Jazz District.

The Drugstore KC

Art ; Gallery ; Studio

The Drugstore is a communal and collaborative studio space for artists located in Kansas City’s historic Katz Drugstore. There are currently 25 residents of the space, whose work spans across all mediums. The Drugstore is to provides artists with affordable studio space, while connecting them with their peers and the neighborhood in which they work. The Drugstore also houses a gallery space in which residents and local organizations host public events.

The EGG (Economic Growth Gallery)

Art ; Dance ; Gallery ; Literary ; Music ; Studio ; Theater

The EGG (Economic Growth Gallery) is a business incubator which welcomes Artists & Creatives, Writers, Performers and Entrepreneurs’. The space is roughly 30′ x 30′ and is suitable for 2d and 3d art display, workshops, classes, pop-ups, demonstrations and small events.

The Epsten Gallery

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“The gallery is a community asset, located in the Village Shalom continuum care facility in Overland Park. It is from this unique venue we reach out to the community through exhibits designed especially to fit our mission: providing ‘innovative exhibits and partnerships that inspire, engage and enlighten diverse populations of all ages, celebrating our common humanity through art.” Originally founded in 1991 as the Kansas City Jewish Museum Foundation, the Epsten Gallery Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit that provides innovative art exhibitions and partnerships that engage, inspire and enlighten a diverse community through all stages of life and celebrate our common humanity through art. The Epsten Gallery is a place where multi-generational communities may enrich their lives by sharing the wonder, excitement and inspiration of art visually and through hands-on experiences

The Juice Box Gallery

Art ; Gallery ; Studio

DIY Arts Venue in KCK. We host art exhibitions, workshops, and community events.

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Gallery ; Museum

The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art arose from the instincts and ambitions of two private individuals who shared the dream of providing a public art museum for Kansas City and the surrounding region. William Rockhill Nelson, founder of The Kansas City Star, was convinced that for a city to be truly civilized, art and culture were necessities. When he died in 1915, the bulk of his estate was used to establish the William Rockhill Nelson Trust for the purchase of works of art “which will contribute to the delectation and enjoyment of the public generally.” Kansas City school teacher Mary McAfee Atkins had similar aspirations for her city. Although relatively unknown, she provided the city with approximately one-third of her million-dollar estate to purchase the land for a public art museum. The Nelson estate was combined with Mary Atkins’ legacy to build an art museum for the people of Kansas City. The William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art and the Mary Atkins Museum of Fine Arts opened to the public on Dec. 11, 1933. On June 9, 2007, the Nelson-Atkins unveiled the Bloch Building, an addition designed by Steven Holl Architects, which increased gallery and storage space for the growing collection. Today, the Nelson-Atkins maintains collections of more than 35,000 works of art and welcomes 500,000 visitors a year.

The White Theatre

Dance ; Gallery ; Music ; Online/Virtual ; Performing Arts Center ; Theater

Welcome to the beautiful Lewis & Shirley White Theatre, a state-of-the-art, 500-seat performing arts community theatre in Kansas City. The White Theatre is a nonprofit organization that brings you Broadway shows, theatre productions, educational programs, once-in-a-lifetime events, and more. See the highest quality concerts, show, and theatre performances in Kansas City. Whether you’re Jewish, a J Member, or neither, there’s always an exciting choice for you, and your family, to experience and enjoy. We make the magic of live theatre accessible to all patrons.

Tim Murphy Art Gallery

Art ; Gallery

The Tim Murphy Art Gallery is located in the Merriam Community Center. Established in 1997, we have 10 monthly art exhibitions per year, featuring local artists. The Heartland Artist Exhibition is a national juried show in March and we have the annual High School Art Competition in December.

Todd Weiner Gallery

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The Todd Weiner Gallery represents local and national emerging and established contemporary artists. We sell paintings, sculpture, ceramics, photography, fiber, glass, works on paper, and other mixed medias. We offer consultation, framing, display, and other creative art services. Our customers include first time collectors, patrons, art enthusiasts; as well as private collectors, corporations, and museums. Most of our artists are also available for private commission; please inquire within. 1200 sq. feet of gallery space can also be rented for private events with intimate groups of 30 to parties up to 150 people.

Travois

Art ; Gallery

Mission Travois raises capital for housing and economic development in Indian Country, advocates for our clients and provides educational, environmental, architectural, and asset management services. Vision Travois strives to improve the lives of indigenous peoples by providing the tools and resources to create healthy, affordable and sustainable communities. WHAT WE DO Founded in 1995, Travois is a mission-driven consulting firm focused exclusively on promoting housing and economic development for American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian communities. Expertise. Our team members are proficient in the complex programs we work in, and we will help pull some of the weight, so you can meet your community’s needs. Finance. We raise capital for affordable housing and economic development primarily through the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program and the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) program. Support. Travois provides the guidance you need to ensure that your development secures financing, progresses through each milestone, and meets all regulations and requirements. We are dedicated to helping clients successfully navigate a complex process — and create homes for families. Please watch a six-minute video below about the four steps that all LIHTC developments share and how our team members are involved at each step. Our services: Affordable Housing. We can help you structure your low income housing development based on the unique needs of your constituents. We will work with you to develop the project scope and timeline, secure financing, and progress through each stage of the process. Economic Development. We will work with you to secure financing to spur economic development in your community. Environmental Services. We offer environmental consulting to meet the needs of your investor and ensure that your project is energy efficient. Asset Management. We ensure that your investment is safe and secure. We provide trainings and offer solutions for your stakeholders. Design. We offer innovative and creative solutions to your housing and economic development design needs. Our highly skilled architects will work with you to create energy-efficient and culturally-appropriate designs that meet all the requirements of the financing program. Monitor. We support you through every step of the planning and construction process to ensure that your development comes in on budget and on time.

Vanessa Lacy Gallery

Art ; Gallery

The Vanessa Lacy Gallery is an art gallery owned by Kansas City artist, Vanessa Lacy. They have a monthly rotation of art shows by local and regional artists. Show openings are always on the second Friday of each month. Each reception has live music and complimentary refreshments for guests to enjoy while looking at artwork of all mediums and styles.

Weinberger Fine Art

Art ; Gallery

Weinberger Fine Art is the critical link between artists and patrons representing over 45 artists both regionally and nationally. We are located in the heart of Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts district at 114 Southwest Boulevard. The gallery, which is housed in a renovated historic industrial building, has almost 5,000 square feet of exhibition space. Ample natural light, original architectural details, and a warm modern aesthetic making the space a unique and inviting art destination.

Weinberger Fine Art

Art ; Gallery

Weinberger Fine Art’s location is in the heart of Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts district at 114 Southwest Blvd. The gallery, which is housed in a renovated historic industrial building, has almost 5,000 square feet of exhibition space. Ample natural light, original architectural details, and a warm modern aesthetic make the space a unique and inviting art destination.

Weinberger Fine Art

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Weinberger Fine Art’s new location is in the heart of Kansas City’s Crossroads Arts district at 114 Southwest Blvd. The gallery, which is housed in a renovated historic industrial building, has almost 5,000 square feet of exhibition space. Ample natural light, original architectural details, and a warm modern aesthetic make the space a unique and inviting art destination. Weinberger Fine Art is committed to showcasing diverse and high quality work from both emerging and established artists. We offer a wide range of services for the established collector and the first time buyer; from on-site curation and consultation, to digital installation previews and international sourcing. The gallery participates in the Crossroad’s First Fridays with exclusive Member’s Only hours and holds frequent artist receptions and cocktail parties. Join our mailing list to find out about our special private events.

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