In 1994, the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art unveiled its most mystifying work of art, four badminton Shuttlecocks. Kansas City philanthropist Morton Sosland and his wife commissioned Claes Oldenburg ...

The Power & Light building changed the Kansas City skyline in 1931. The 34-story art deco rooftop lantern still shines bright.

Since 2021, Art Garden KC has brought together Kansas City artists every Sunday to share their crafts. Their annual holiday Merry Market will run weekends at City Market from Black Friday until ...

Here’s a pro tip: When you ride Kansas City’s new Ferris Wheel, sit by the doors, not the middle. That’s where you’ll get the best view of the city skyline from the top of the 150-foot arc.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The city’s skyline will soon include a dramatic change. ICON Express developers say it is preparing to open a giant, 150-foot-tall observation wheel at Pennway Point.