Since you guys loved the first article outlining the amazing Wall Art in Kansas City, I thought why not do a Part 2! So here’s a few new additions to add to your list of Kansas City’s Must See Wall Art.

1. Kansas City Postcard Wall

It seems like every city has one of these classic walls that looks like a postcard, and Kansas City is no different! You can find this wall on the side of a Subway Restaurant at 8015 state line Rd, Kansas City MO 64114.

2. “Make Love & Sandwiches” Wall

This wall is on the inside of Mildred’s Coffeehouse at 1901 Wyandotte St, Kansas City MO 64108. I highly recommend this spot to grab a quick cup of coffee, the breakfast menu is divine!

3. Westport Wall

Down in the heart of Westport you’ll find this fun KC graphics wall! It’s located down Westport Rd, On the side of an old brick building !

4. Starbucks Wall Art

You can find this fun wall Mural on the side of the Brookside Starbucks at 6304 Brookside Blvd, Kansas City MO 64113.

5. Miami Ice Flamingo Wall

Miami Ice is an Instagram favorite in the KC area, with its bright pink and blue theme it’s hard to miss! On the side of their shop they have this amazing pink flamingo wall, you can find it at 1624 W 39th St, Kansas City MO 64111.

6. Royals Wall

This Royals themed wall is located near downtown Kansas City on the corner of Oak and 16th St. it’s the perfect photo op for all you Royals fans !!

7. “Wake Up & Live” Wall

This wall is hard to miss, it’s directly on Main St. I love driving past it every day on my way home from work, you can find it on the corner of Main St and Westport Rd!

9. Patrick Mahomes Mural

The newest addition to the Walls of Kansas City is this Patrick Mahomes inspired mural! You can find it on the side of Westport Ale House at 4128 Broadway Blvd, KCMO 64111.

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KCMO LIFE

Whether you want to take a special someone out for the first time in KC, or you just want to switch up your regular date night in the city- this guide will make your night perfect!

Here’s three different date night options, try the one that seems perfect for you!

The River Market Date Night

I absolutely love the River Market area, it’s such a fun little area of KC! They have tons of delicious food options, but Il Lazzarone would definitely my choice for a date night. It’s Neapolitan style wood fire pizza, super authentic and absolutely delicious. They also have a killer cocktail menu, and outdoor seating!

After pizza, go and explore the river market area a little bit! There’s plenty to see, between downtown KC’s skyline, window shopping, occasionally live music, it makes for a great atmosphere to walk and talk with your date!

After walking around, you’ll definitely stumble upon Betty Rae’s Ice cream just down the street from Il Lazzarone. What better way to end the evening, than with a few scoops from Betty Rae’s ! Try one of the fun flavors they come up with, like “cereal milk” or “Chile mango”.

The Country Club Plaza Date

You can’t go wrong with a date night at the Plaza, there’s always so much to do and see. Start the night off with a walk around the Plaza to see the gorgeous water fountains, and if you walk all the way to the end you’ll find yourself at Mill Creek Park where the iconic J.C. Nichols memorial fountain is!

Out of the many dinner spots in the Country Club Plaza, my pick for a date night would definitely be Zócalo. It’s a modern twist on classic Mexican food, they have amazing tacos, nachos, empanadas and more! The restaurant is super colorful but classy, they have outdoor patio seating and a full bar!

After dinner, a great dessert spot on the plaza is the Waffle Bar next to the Apple store. They serve bubble waffles packed with ice cream and your choice of toppings, as well as waffle pops dipped in icing!

The Liberty Memorial Date Night

This date night is definitely a little more adventurous than the last two options. You start out at the Liberty Memorial, tickets are $5 each to take an elevator most of the way up the Memorial. Then you climb 45 stairs to the top, and get the most amazing 360 degree view of Kansas City.

After exploring the Memorial, head down to Blue Sushi Sake Grill for some amazing Sushi. Occasionally there can be a wait at this location during busier times, but you can always call ahead to check.

After your fill of sushi, end the night by walking over to the Roasterie for a little after dinner dessert. Choose from their selection of freshly baked goods and treats, and they don’t close until 9 pm!

Going on a first date with someone, or rekindling that date night flame with your significant other- these dates are perfect for any couple. They’re even great for any single ones out there, to go have a fun night with a friend! Leave a comment below and let me know which date you would try first! 🌟

1. The Rose Garden at Loose Park

One of my favorite free things to do in KC is to take a walk around the rose gardens located in Jacob L. Loose park. It’s kid and pet friendly, and a such a pretty walk when the roses are in bloom. There are multiple paths to walk, sitting benches, and even a big water fountain in the middle!

5200 Pennsylvania Ave.

Kansas City, MO 64112

2. Window Shopping at the Plaza

The Country Club Plaza is such a fun area full of restaurants, shopping, and lots of pretty buildings. It’s a fun strip to walk, plenty of window shopping and often even live music! Go during the evening to catch the most breathtaking sunsets in KC.

4706 Broadway Blvd,

Kansas City, Mo 64112

3. The Nelson Atkins Museum

This museum is totally free (although donations are accepted) and they often rotate new exhibits in and old ones out. I’ve easily spent 2 hours or more here in an afternoon and not covered the entire museum. They have everything ranging from Asian Art to Roman Art, and some great American and European paintings. They have elevators throughout the museum making it definitely kid and stroller friendly ! The sculpture park surrounding the museum also makes for an interesting walk.

4525 Oak St.

Kansas City, Mo 64111

4. Farmers Market

The farmers market in the City Market of KC is the best Farmers market I’ve been to in the area! There are so many vendors, shops, and booths selling amazing goods. You can find fresh flowers, authentic food, antiques, KC gear and everything in between. Most weekends I end up here, even just for a nice walk. It costs nothing to enter the Market, and lots of people give out free samples ! Kid and pet friendly, there’s even a small park behind the market where there’s FREE yoga on Sunday mornings !

20 E 5th St. #201

Kansas City, Mo 64106

5. Union Station

Union Station is a historic train station that now houses a science center, exhibits, planetarium, and other events. It’s free to enter, although most of the attractions cost. It’s a fun walk, and you can explore much of the station without paying for anything.

30 W Pershing Rd

Kansas City, MO 64108