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Hundreds gather for 3rd annual Shamrock Hills Irish Festival
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. — Hundreds of people gathered among the rolling hills at Shamrock Hills Vineyard and Winery on Saturday, Oct. 3, for the third annual Shamrock Hills Irish Festival, a daylong celebration of Irish music, dance, food and culture that culminated with a headline performance by The Elders.
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Live on the Vine brings music to KC Juke House on Mondays throughout November
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Live on the Vine will bring live music, open mic performances and live painting to KC Juke House every Monday in November. Presented by the 18th & Vine Arts Festival, the series features weekly gatherings in Kansas City’s historic 18th & Vine District, beginning Nov. 2.
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Chris Stapleton postpones three shows due to illness
Two Kansas City concerts and a show in Lincoln have been moved. Chris Stapleton has postponed three concerts on his All-American Road Show Tour due to illness. The country star has rescheduled shows in Lincoln and Kansas City this week due to the flu. “To all my friends in Lincoln...
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Hocus Pocus Pop-Up Returns to Northeast for More Wicked Fun
The Sanderson Sisters are making their return to the Northeast, and the community will have the opportunity to join the wickedly funny witches of Salem once again. Amuck, Amuck, Amuck! is a theatrical, frightful yet delightful Hocus Pocus-themed pop-up bar complete with themed drinks and eats. This production will be running on Friday and Saturday evenings throughout October at Public House by PH Coffee (2200 Lexington Ave).
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Big monsters, bigger readers: Reading buddies inspire King City second graders
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- In an effort to support and encourage reading, King City second graders were tasked with drawing their own unique "reading monsters," and one staff member took the drawings to the next level. King City R-1 high school counselor Erin Hunter has supported and encouraged the...
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Black Movie Hall of Fame Launches Monthlong Film Festival Celebrating Black Cinema
The Kansas City festival will showcase classic Black films in original formats and mark Sidney Poitier’s 100th birthday with a special event. *The Black Movie Hall of Fame will launch its first film festival in February 2027 with a month-long celebration of Black cinema. Presented by AARP, the festival will host screenings and special events at four locations across Kansas City, according to the news release.
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Kansas City Symphony Introduces New Early-Evening Classical Program, Baroque at 7:00
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (October 6, 2026) — The Kansas City Symphony has announced the introduction of Baroque at 7:00, a new early-evening concert series designed for audiences who want a memorable night of classical music without a late-night commitment. Launching this month, Baroque at 7:00 offers a fresh performance...
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Tommy Morrison’s rapid rise earns him a ticket to PGA Tour
Get to know PGA Tour University rising star, Texas senior Tommy Morrison. Favorite players to keep them at the top of your leaderboard and get the latest updates. or Sign Up to save favorites across devices. Written by Sissi Hai. KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Towering at 6-foot-9, Tommy Morrison is...
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Kansas City to pay $900,000 to resolve lawsuit linked to viral Harrison Butker tweet
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KC Spotlight | KC's History & Culture Shared at The Museum of Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Museum of Kansas City is a free museum on the city's history and humanities, located in the historic Corinthian Hall mansion in the Historic Northeast. The museum describes itself as the "Home of the Whole Story", showing with exhibits, collections, programs and events to...
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A TikTok review called this Kansas City coffee shop 'demonic.' Locals rallied around it
In late September, two young customers posted a TikTok review of Oddly Correct, a local coffee shop in Kansas City, Missouri. “It was a little scary driving here,” one girl said in the video, which has since been deleted. “It felt demonic in there. Everything about it just felt demonic.”
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Kansas City's pioneering Black queer nightclub Soakie’s honored with a historic marker downtown
Soakie’s, one of Kansas City’s last Black gay bars, closed its doors more than 20 years ago. But last Saturday, the critical gathering space got a permanent acknowledgement when the city of Kansas City, in partnership with community archive Black/queer Kansas City (stylized as {B/qKC}) installed a historical marker at the H&R Block Pavilion, across from the site of the original Soakie’s location.
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Music of Faith and Sublime Beauty Featured in Joint Concert by Kansas City Chorale and Te Deum
The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception was filled with sublime musicality and sheer sonic beauty on Sunday, Oct. 4, as the combined forces of the Kansas City Chorale and Te Deum performed Alexander Gretchaninoff’s Passion Week. This is, of course, the first performance for the Chorale in the post-Bruffy...
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Voices of the Past raises over $14,000 for St. Joseph Museums and Mt. Mora Society
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (KQTV) -- Voices of the Past continued this week, with participants traveling to Mount Mora Cemetery to hear some voices from beyond the grave. Voices of the Past is an annual collaboration between the St. Joseph Museums and the Mount Mora Preservation and Restoration Society. Despite the...
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Northwest to host Bach Family Festival for young musicians
MARYVILLE, Mo. — Northwest Missouri State University will gather young musicians for its annual Bach Family Festival on Oct. 25 at the Olive DeLuce Fine Arts Building. The event begins at 3 p.m., followed by an honors recital at 4 p.m. in the Charles Johnson Theater. Piano students in grades 4 through 12 will perform pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach and his influences.
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Independence backyard turned into golf course Saturday to support Big Brothers Big Sisters
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A backyard in Independence turned into a tiny golf course Saturday to help raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters. It’s a charity event Ed Speer has been putting on for a while. He says it’s all to give back to an organization that changed his life and brought another member into his family.
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Journalist, author Lewis W. Diuguid discusses truth as an invaluable currency our society depends on
Journalist, author, Lewis Diuguid breaks down a compelling concept of his: truth isn’t just an abstract moral ideal—it functions as an invaluable currency that society depends on to function, plan, and survive, much like money. When the integrity of information is eroded, the stability of our daily lives collapses with it. Diuguid discusses why protecting the “currency of truth” is essential to safeguarding our collective wealth, health, and future.