If Ted Lasso, Sporting KC, and a potential FIFA hosting gig aren’t enough for soccer fans, this week’s news from the nascent Kansas City National Women’s Soccer League will send you over…
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If it seems that there’s Van Gogh everywhere these days, you’re not wrong. With two different presentations of his art coming to Kansas City, the artist that only sold one painting during…
When it comes to cultural celebrations, there are few more poignant and beautiful than Dia de los Muertos. The holiday, which falls on November 1st and 2nd, is a celebration of life…
“Football is Life!” Sure, it may be a quote from Danny Rojas, the Mexican footballer from Ted Lasso, but it’s true for millions of fans around the world. Kansas City soccer fans…
Mere moments after the big proposal, many brides-to-be pull up Wedding Wire or The Knot and start feverishly planning their special day. But when you’re two brides or two grooms, wedding planning…
You’ve trained for months. You’ve laced up your new, but not too new, running shoes. Your personal records are taunting you from your Garmin-clad wrist. It’s time for the Garmin Kansas…
People
Chico Sierra isn’t Hispanic. The artist and teacher, who originally hails from El Paso, Texas, has made a name for himself around town with large-scale murals and visual art pieces, many of…
Fall is a great time to revitalize a family’s commitment to community involvement, including ways to support those suffering from food insecurity. If you’re looking for ideas on how to help, Kansas…
It’s hard to imagine a more native son of Kansas City than New York-based interior designer John Marshall Watson (KC friends call him John). Born into an illustrious family whose roots were…
Before Fannie Gibson opened her eponymous restaurant, Fannie’s West African Cuisine, she started her business from her kitchen. “I was cooking from home and posting on social media to build my audience,”…
Ever since Darlene Love burst on the music scene in the early 60s, her powerhouse pipes have graced countless arenas and amphitheaters. In fact, The New York Times once described the singer…
Sonya Larson of Olathe will be the first to tell you her obsession with Barbies began in third grade. She credits a neighbor girl named Laura who moved next door to Larson.…