Spring-like temperatures are expected just in time for First Friday fun in Kansas City. The weekend ahead offers a variety of exciting events for residents and visitors to enjoy. From art exhibitions to wine festivals and live performances, there’s something for everyone to explore.
The art exhibition “Without Words – Joy From an Asian Perspective” opens on Friday evening at The Opie Gallery in Kansas City. Featuring work from seven artists, the exhibition aims to showcase diverse perspectives and creative expressions. The opening event is free to the public.
UMKC Conservatory musicians will collaborate with the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art for the Sight X Sound series on Friday. The concert, titled “Monet and his Modern Contemporaries,” explores the connection between visual art and music. Tickets are available for purchase.
Local comedy enthusiasts can head to The Bird Comedy Theater in the Crossroads for a night of laughs at the Free First Friday Comedy event. Enjoy a lineup of talented comedians and refreshments at the theater’s bar.
Rise and shine with a traditional Filipino breakfast at the Filipino Cultural Center. The menu includes a delicious combo plate with garlic fried rice, egg, tocino, and longanisa, offering a taste of authentic Filipino cuisine.
Burr Oak Woods Conservation Nature Center invites nature enthusiasts of all ages to learn about local turtle habitats and species at the Totally Turtles event. Get up close with Missouri turtles and gain insight into their fascinating lives.
Wine lovers can indulge in a day of tastings at Uncorked: KC Wine Fest at Union Station. With over 100 wines and champagnes to sample, the festival promises a delightful experience for wine enthusiasts. Food trucks will also be available outside the venue.
Creatives can join a terrarium-making class at the Westport Flea Market to create their miniature forest ecosystems. The class offers a creative and hands-on experience for participants to craft unique terrariums to take home.
The Vineyard at J. Creek is hosting Mimosa Madness for the month of March, featuring a flight of flavorful mimosas and live music entertainment. Guests can enjoy a variety of mimosa flavors and brunch offerings at this lively event.
Experience a mesmerizing dance performance by The StepCrew at Yardley Hall at Midwest Trust Center. Combining Irish, Tap, and Ottawa Valley dance styles, the group delivers a captivating show that blends tradition with modern choreography.
The T-Mobile Center welcomes Canadian rapper Drake for a series of concerts as part of his “It’s All A Blur Tour” with J. Cole. Fans can expect an electrifying performance by the prolific artist, with ticket resale prices reflecting high demand for this musical event.
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