Kansas City, Kansas

Kansas City's number-one neighborhood for entertainment lines up a decent number of stores, and is home to the most popular watering holes of Kansas Citians: Howl at the Moon, 801 Chophouse, BRGR, and Mildred's, among others. Its two-floor KC Live is also a popular concert venue. This 9-block district connects the Convention Center to the Sprint Arena, so all the other major KC sights are within easy reach.

In a building shared with the American Jazz Museum, this location will give you an insight into more than 200 years of African-American baseball history. Join an interactive tour among unique photographs and autographed baseballs that are all part of a collection created entirely by the enthusiasts of this sport.

The Powell Gardens sit atop 915 acres of rolling hills and windswept meadows. This botanical garden is one of Kansas City's finest attractions, with display gardens, interesting architecture, a nature trail, and a year-round calendar of special events, including the seasonal ReFresh in the Missouri Barn.

Kaleidoscope is a colorful art studio where children can playfully foster their creativity. Bows, cardboard, jazzy junk, puzzle making, and painting with melted crayons are just a few of the fun things to do. There are even independent art sessions available that are free on a first come first served basis.