Things To Do
Union Station Kansas City
Union Station is a beautiful, 112-year-old historical landmark located in KC. Visit Union Station for attractions such as Science City; the new Arvin Gottlieb Planetarium; the Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre; the popular Model Railroad Experience; City Stage featuring live theater; and a selection of unique shops and restaurant.
National WW1 Museum and Memorial
Opened 100 years ago, the National WWI Museum and Memorial is home to the most comprehensive collection of World War I objects and documents in the world. Visit The WW1 museum for history and the most beautiful view of the city.
Negro Leagues Baseball Museum
The museum is laid out as a timeline of the Negro Leagues and American history. Exhibits include hundreds of photographs, historical artifacts and several interactive computer stations. This self-guided tour spans a multimedia exhibit over 10,000 square feet.
Browne's Irish Marketplace
Experience Irish hospitality at Browne's Irish Marketplace. Opened in 1887 and now owned and operated by the 4th generation, Browne’s Irish Marketplace is known for their warm hospitality, curated Irish imports and authentic Irish food and drink.
Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscope is a great place to take the kids. A free-art making space for kids ages 4-12 to explore their creativity using recycled materials from Hallmark’s manufacturing like stickers, ribbons and more.
Downtown Lee's Summit Main Street
Visit the downtown LS for fun bars, restaurants, shops and more. On Saturdays, visit the Farmer's Market in the Green Street Market building from 8 am - 12 pm.
Kansas City Streetcar
The streetcar is a free-to-ride mode of transportation that runs along a 6.5-mile route from the Riverfront to the River Market and Downtown KC to the Country Club Plaza and the UMKC campus. Stops along the route have restaurants, bars, music and more. It's a great way to explore the city.