Kansas City’s jazz legacy lives on in historic 18th and Vine district

"The people have changed. The names have changed. But the music is the same." ...
PBS

Lonnie McFadden: A Kansas City Jazz Story

Jazz musician Lonnie McFadden discusses career, his family's legacy, and new club in Kansas City. Kansas City jazz musician Lonnie McFadden discusses his life and career, including his father's ...

$3.2 million Kansas City funding to revitalize jazz museum is worth it | Opinion

In 2018, the museum was bleeding money. Now it’s on the upswing. Investment would boost the 18th and Vine experience. From : ...
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Where to eat, stay, and play in Kansas City for jazz, barbecue, and the World Cup

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Kansas City Star

Kansas City grows with new venues and businesses: stories shaping 2025

The articles all describe how dining, music, logistics, and retail are fueling Kansas City's growth. Entrepreneurs and national companies launch new sites. These sites create jobs and increase local ...
The Business Journals

Residential, cultural projects set new tenor for 18th & Vine Jazz District

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Housing, businesses and cultural ...
Lawrence Journal-World

Bishop Seabury graduate’s film on redlining and Kansas City jazz was screened in Smithsonian showcase, just won another national honor

Mia Rasmussen, a former student at Lawrence's Bishop Seabury Academy, earned multiple accolades for a short film about Kansas City's jazz scene. She'll be honored Sunday afternoon in Chicago after she ...