⛲️ On Your Radar

1587 Prime: The upscale steakhouse that needs no introduction with names like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce behind it opens next month inside Loews Kansas City Hotel.

Janssen’s House Coffee: A farmers market pop-up turned brick-and-mortar coffee shop that will be one of the only shops in the country that grows their own beans at their family farm in Colombia.

Arrow Dart Club: The team behind local concepts like Cosmo Burger, Goat & Rabbit, and Dodson’s will open a dart club in the Crossroads featuring food & drink, a wine bar, and sports on big-screen TVs.

American Fire: An American dining concept from W. VinZant Restaurants, replacing the former Houlihan’s. (pictured above)

Car No. 551: a grab-and-go deli and event space will move into the historic River Market Trolley, the former home of Donutology.

Pitchside Coffee: Six Kansas City Current players launched Pitchside Coffee as a mobile coffee trailer in 2024, and will now open a brick-and-mortar in the Crossroads.

Care at Home: If your child wakes up sick, skip the waiting rooms and book with their 24/7 in-home urgent care team—they’ll come straight to you. If mom or dad starts feeling run down, our in-home IV therapy helps you bounce back quickly so the whole household doesn’t miss a beat.

Convenience is Key: And if you’re ready to start the school year strong, we offer baseline lab work drawn in-home for just $80. Healthcare should be convenient, reliable, and stress-free—and that’s exactly what they provide. Saving Grace Health would love to be part of your child’s school year!

Bird Lives: The yearly birthday celebration invites everyone to come together to celebrate Charlie "The Bird" Parker's amazing influence on jazz and his lasting impact on Kansas City and beyond. The celebration will feature live music, storytelling, tributes to his history, and fun jazz activities all day, ending with an exciting saxophone performance in The Blue Room.

Jazz Icon: Parker was born on August 29, 1920, in Kansas City, Kansas. He attended first and second grade at Douglass Elementary School in Kansas City, Kansas, prior to the family moving to Kansas City, Missouri where he attended Lincoln High School. The jazz icon passed away on March 12th, 1955, and this Friday would have been his 105th birthday.

🎨 Celebrate Local Makers: Enjoy amazing art, local food, and fun activities at Hallmarket on September 13th from 10:00am – 4:00pm!*

🏈 Different Red Teams: Football is back at Arrowhead Stadium TONIGHT! The Battle Sports Kansas City Classic features Nebraska vs Cincinnati kicking off tonight at 8pm. I wonder who Travis Kelce is cheering for?

🏗️ Data Lives Here: Port KC officially announced a $100 billion data center will be built in the Northland, on a 379-acre development near KCI. Construction will begin in 2026.

🛴 Scoot Over: Four Johnson County shopping centers have banned the use of e-scooters to those under 17 years of age: Ranch Mart Shopping Center, Stanley Square, Nall Valley Shops, and Village Shops at 135th & Antioch.

📍Lee-Something: After rumors swirled about the location of Travis Kelce’s engagement to Taylor Swift on Tuesday, it has been confirmed that it was at Kelce’s house in Leawood, not Lee’s Summit.

🛬 Californ-ya Later: Last week, it was revealed that Southwest Airlines will end nonstop service between Kansas City and Sacramento. Now the airline will end nonstop service to two more California cities: Burbank and Oakland.

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