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Destination: Northeast
A 28,000-square-foot food and retail destination coming to NE Kansas City
New day, new development. This time, Northeast Kansas City is the destination! Here’s why:
🛒 Northeast Kansas City to get massive public market & district
🎥 WeekEnder Returns to Crown Center Square
🌮 A new Mexican restaurant coming to Brookside
🎁 Referral program revamp
Opening
A Massive Food and Retail Destination Headed for Northeast Kansas City
Nomad Develops
Northeast Kansas City will receive a massive new food & retail destination called the Historic Northeast Public Market and District.
Food for the Community: The project will develop a 28,000-square-foot space into a community destination featuring a 13,000-square-foot market with space for 18 independent food and retail vendors, incubator kitchens, public gathering spaces, and more.
Better Together: The market will sit at the southeast corner of the intersection of Independence Avenue and Hardesty Avenue. In addition to the Public Market, the project will include 395 mixed-income apartments, daycare and after-school programs, co-working offices, a community gym, and more. The Public Market is now accepting applications for vendors.
Learn all you need to know on the project from this press release.
Sponsored by Crown Center
WeekEnder Returns to Crown Center Square
Crown Center
Spend your summer nights under the stars during WeekEnder on Crown Center Square!
Friday Night Fun: Every Friday from July 11 to August 1, come out for live music, buy dinner and drinks from local food trucks, then settle in with your blanket and lawn chairs for an outdoor movie in the heart of downtown.
Twist & Sing: The first edition of WeekEnder features live music from the Damien Gunn Band followed by a showing of Twisters. The festivities begin at 6pm, with the movie starting at approximately 9pm. Admission is FREE.
Learn all about the WeekEnder events at Crown Center HERE.
Food & Drink
A New Mexican Restaurant to Open in Former Brady & Fox Space in East Brookside
Brady and Fox
A new Mexican restaurant called Muy Caliente Grill & Cantina is coming soon to East Brookside.
Irish Goodbye: Muy Caliente will open at 751 E. 63rd St. Suite 110 in the former Brady & Fox space, which closed in August 2024 after chef and owner Shaun Brady was tragically killed. The restaurant spaced has been downsized, but Muy Caliente will feature two bar areas in addition to the main dining room.
Brookside Burritos: The restaurant will be opened by two father-daughter duos: Fredy Rivera & Saray Pilar Nonato along with Noel Ramos & Gepsiva Ramos. The menu will feature Quesabirrias, street tacos, Molcajetazo, and their specialty: the Caliente Burger.
Muy Caliente Grill & Cantina expects to be open by the end of June. Learn more from Startland News HERE.
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KC Daily Picks
In Other News…
🏓 Dinkin’ Around: The highly anticipated SW19 at the Stadium pickleball facility is celebrating its grand opening TONIGHT from 5:30-10pm at 9119 E. 39th St near Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadium.
🎫 Golden Ticket: 20,000 fans will recieve a Bobby Witt Jr. “Record Breaker Bobblehead” at Kauffman Stadium this Saturday June 14th. But seven lucky fans will receive an autographed, gold-colored version of the bobblehead.
🥤 Coca-Olathe: Heartland Coca-Cola Bottling Company has opened a 700,000-square-foot bottling facility in Lenexa. The facility is one of the largest in the midwest and can fill 2,000 cans and 900 bottles per minute!
🏟️ Manager’s Special: New Kansas City City Manager Mario Vasquez says he prefers a Royals Stadium at the Washington Square Site in downtown Kansas City, and that the area is well-suited for it.
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