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This November, the Midwest Trust Center has something for everyone with performances like the supercharged urban circus 360 Allstars, The Blind Boys of Alabama: Songs in the Key of Life, and Take3: Where Rock Meets Bach. Tickets start at $25. See the full lineup and purchase tickets HERE.
Here’s a joke to kick off your Tuesday morning: A cowboy walks into a bar in Westport. An hour later, he’s still walking because the place is 80,000 square feet.
🧲 Kansas City’s largest bar fits 2,800 people under one roof
📖 Rainy Day Books is bringing another top author to KC
🤫 Atlas9 to host a sensory-friendly morning this weekend
🏈 College football returns to Sporting Park
🍻 Tuesday Trivia: Which bar is located inside KC’s oldest building?
Opening
The Horseshoe Opens in Westport as KC’s Largest Bar
The Horseshoe
The Horseshoe, a new country bar in Westport, debuted Halloween weekend and completes the largest bar in Kansas City.
Giddy Up: The country bar at 4124 Pennsylvania Ave. has a full stage for live music, DJs, and a massive dance floor. There are also 12 VIP sections with bottle service, eight pool tables, eight dart boards, and a giant outdoor patio.
Horseshoe Hopping: The Horseshoe connects to five other Westport concepts: Bar Rec, The Landing, Jungalow, Uncle Jim’s, and The Patio. Show your ID once, and you can roam all six. Together, the complex covers about 80,000 square feet in the horseshoe-shaped space that used to be Californos and holds up to 2,800 people.
Take a look inside The Horseshoe in this video.
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Vibe Check: Rainy Day Books Welcomes Adam Grant to KC On November 11th
Rainy Day Books
His books have sold millions of copies, he is one of TED’s most popular speakers, and his podcasts have over 100 million downloads!
Rainy Day Books is excited to celebrate Adam Grant in Kansas City. Bestselling author and podcast host of Re:Thinking and co-host of The Curiosity Shop with Brené Brown, his new book Vibe, illuminates the surprising science of chemistry and closeness. Adam and Royal's Manager, Matt Quatraro, will be discussing this exciting new release on November 11th at Unity Temple on the Plaza. Learn more and get your ticket here!
“A deep dive into the science of friendship, companionship, and love. Every page is an illumination! The world needs this book now more than ever.” —Reese Witherspoon
Events
Atlas9 Hosts a Sensory-Friendly Morning for Neurodivergent Adults on November 7th
Atlas9
Atlas9 is teaming up with Building Hope for Autism for “Explore Your Way”, a sensory-friendly morning for neurodivergent adults on Saturday, November 7th, at 10am.
Your Pace, Your Way: The session is open to neurodivergent adults 18 and older, plus their friends and family. Atlas9 will cap attendance and soften the lighting and sound throughout 1100 N. 98th St. in KCK. Extra volunteers will be on hand, and headphones are available for anyone who wants them. Tickets are $10.
Now Showing: Atlas9 is an immersive art experience built by Dimensional Innovations and set inside a fictional 1990s movie theater, full of rooms, installations, and hidden story points to explore. Building Hope for Autism is a KC nonprofit that supports people with autism from diagnosis through adulthood.
Tickets are intentionally limited, so grab yours early HERE.
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In Other News…
🏈 College Football Returns to Sporting Park: Pittsburg State takes on Northwest Missouri State on Saturday, November 14 at 1:30 PM. Don’t miss this rivalry action, secure your tickets today!*
📚 Shelf Made: Made in KC's newest location is now open in the Power & Light District at 161 E. 14th St.! The shop doubles as a second location for Rainy Day Books, the only bookstore in the downtown loop, and offers a full café and two levels of seating.*
🗳️ Cast Your Vote: It’s Election Day! While we don’t cover politics (and definitely won’t show you any political ads), it’s still important to vote. Polls close at 7 pm, and you can find your polling place HERE.
🎃 Gourd Riddance: Drop your old jack-o’-lanterns at The Great Pumpkin Rescue Saturday, November 7th, from 10am-2pm in the KC Zoo’s Purple Lot. KC Can Compost will keep them out of the landfill.
🛒 Chop Til You Drop: The Cosentinos, the family behind Price Chopper, opened Chop More! at 63rd & Blue Ridge Cutoff, a discount grocer that prices items at cost and adds just 10% at the register. It’s open 7 days a week, 8am-8pm.
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Tuesday Trivia 🤔
Which bar occupies the oldest building in Kansas City?
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