Zodiac signs 🤝 KC neighborhoods

The zodiac signs as KC neighborhoods

See where the stars (or the streetcar routes) align. | Photo via @kansasdroneguy

City Editor Bella reporting for duty. Fun fact: I love astrology — almost as much as I love Kansas City. One of the things I love most about KC is the distinct neighborhoods, districts, and corners of town. They each have their own personalities + purposes — some would say it was written in the stars. So, let’s take a look at how our neighborhoods align with the zodiac signs.

Aries: Westport | March 21-April 19

Known as the passionate + confident leader of the zodiac, Westport’s rich history paves the way for many other neighborhoods. Plus, the exciting night life alludes to the fiery personality of this fire sign.

Taurus: Power and Light District | April 20-May 20

As a lover of loyalty, you’ll feel right at home in the Power and Light District — home to many watch parties and KC celebrations. This sign is also known for being dependable + reliable, and you can always count on P&L having lots of things to do, eat, and see.

Gemini: Crossroads Arts District | May 21-June 20

The extroverted nature of a Gemini means they tend to get along with different types of people — similarly to this neighborhood. From lunch spots to unique shops, the Crossroads has something for everyone to enjoy.

Cancer: Brookside | June 21-July 22

The sentimental + gentle nature of this sign is the perfect match for Brookside. Enjoy a classic latte from The Roasterie or sip on a glass of wine at Bella Napoli for all the homey vibes.

Leo: Crown Center | July 23-Aug. 22

Crown Center is a perfect fit for the welcoming + proud nature a Leo embodies. This sign is not afraid to let their presence be known — similar to this neighborhood’s popular tourist spots like the Crown Center Ice Terrace, Coterie Theater, and KC Aquarium.

Virgo: Country Club Plaza | Aug. 23-Sept. 22

This earth sign has very practical + grounded qualities, making the Country Club Plaza a perfect fit. Between the array of dining and shopping options and its long standing traditions — this will leave a Virgo’s busy mind feeling right at home.

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Wednesday, Jan. 18

Music in the Greenhouse | Wednesday, Jan. 18 | 5-8 p.m. | Colonial Gardens, 27610 E. Wyatt Rd., Blue Springs, MO | $0+ | Step out of the cold Missouri weather and into a warm, lush greenhouse complete with music, food, and drink.
Candlelight Preview: 53rd Symphony Designers’ Showhouse | Wednesday, Jan. 18 | 5:30-8 p.m. | 3681 Madison Ave., Kansas City, MO | $50 | Be the first to view 20 interior design works of art alongside appetizers, entertainment, and a cash bar.

Thursday, Jan. 19

Mid-day Meditation | Thursday, Jan. 19 | 12-12:30 p.m. | Kansas City Public Library, 14 W. 10th St., Kansas City, MO | Free | Take a mid-day mind-body break with this 30-minute guided meditation session.
Tea Time Book Club | Thursday, Jan. 19 | 3-4 p.m. | Northern Resource Center, 1741 E. North Ave., Belton, MO | Free | This classics-focused book club generally reads books more than 50 years old from all around the world.
Miki P and the Swallowtails | Thursday, Jan. 19 | 7 p.m. | Folly Theater, 300 W. 12th St., Kansas City, MO | Fans have described the sound of this KC-based indie folk group as like “a warm hug.”

Friday, Jan. 19

Paint & Sip Night with Accented Art | Friday, Jan. 20 | 6-9 p.m. | Z&M Twisted Vines Winery, 620 Cherokee St., Leavenworth, KS | $25 | Paint your personalized snowperson just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Saturday, Jan. 20

Battle of the Bean 5K Run/Walk | Saturday, Jan. 21 | 8 a.m. | 11128 Holmes Rd., Kansas City, MO | $28-$44 | Celebrating warm beverages, this race will end with a finishers medal — and yes, coffee + cocoa.

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Development

The KC Area Development Council announced that URBN will establish a new fulfillment center for its clothing rental brand, Nuuly, at the Raymore Commerce Center. The company is expected to invest $60 million in the project + create 750 jobs within five years.

Announced

Here’s your chance to meet a pro baseball player. The Royals are hosting their first “Royals Rally” — allowing fans to meet players. The event will take place at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday, Feb. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ⚾ (FOX4)

Plan Ahead

The Kansas City Monster Jam Championship is coming to Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday, May 20. Fans can watch world-class drivers show off crazy skills + all-out racing in fierce, head-to-head battles for the championship title. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, Jan. 24. 🥇

Opening

Bacaro Primo — an Italian concept by the owners of Earl’s Premier Oyster Bar — is coming to KC this spring. The restaurant (323 E. 55th St., KCMO) will specialize in deli meats, specifically featuring KC’s first salami bar. 🍽️ (Kansas City Magazine)

Transit

The KC Streetcar Main Street Extension project team is hosting this month’s Main Street Meet Up at Uptown Lounge (3400 Main St., KCMO) on Tuesday, January 24 from 5 to 7 p.m. Pop in, grab a drink, and hear updates about the project. 🍸

Watch

Feeling antsy for the Chiefs vs. Jaguars Divisional Round game this Saturday, Jan. 25? Us too. Check out this hype video to tide your pre-game jitters. 🏈

Festival

Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts is hosting the 10th annual Future Stages Festival on Sunday, June 11, 12-5 p.m. This free, family-friendly event showcases KC’s diversity in the performing arts — featuring hundreds of young artists.

Sports

Not to get ahead of ourselves, but the tickets for the potential Chiefs vs. Bills AFC Championship game at Mercedez-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA are going on sale. Ticket pre-sale begins today at 9 a.m. (Fox 4)
Sporting KC announced the launch of the Sporting U Pass — a new season-long initiative for college students to purchase $15 tickets in the Supporters Stand at Children’s Mercy Park. Students at 240+ universities nationwide can purchase tickets by entering their school email addresses.
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Cheers to four new pop-up bars 🥂

Kansas City’s first pop-up bars of 2023

You’ll remember these delicious drinks “All Too Well.” | Photo via Vignettes

Kansas City — the city of barbecue, Chiefs football, and pop-ups. With love in the air and Taylor Swift’s tour coming up, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the season at these themed bars.

Just Another Pop-up to Burn, 2376 Armour Rd., North Kansas City, MO | Now-Saturday Feb. 18 | It’s a “Love Story,” baby just say yes to this Swiftie experience.

As You Wish, 4601 Shawnee Dr., KCK | Now-Saturday, Feb. 25 | This “Princess Bride” themed bar is serving up food (fit for Fezzik) brought to you by the Homesteader Cafe.

Love Shag, 30 W. Pershing Rd., KCMO | Friday, Jan. 20-Saturday, Feb. 18 | Put on your bell bottoms and bring the funk to this pop-up. A new round of reservations will open on Friday, Jan. 27.

Valentine Pop-up, KC Wine Works, 1829 McGee St., KCMO | Wednesday, Feb. 1-Tuesday, Feb. 28 | Try V-Day themed cocktails all month long.

LOVE CYCLES, Crossroads Hotel, 2101 Central St., KCMO | Friday, Feb. 10-Saturday, Feb. 11 | Watch the lights dim + the vibes transform with moody tunes and groovy cocktails.

Apres Ski, Julep, 4141 Pennsylvania Ave., KCMO | Wednesday, Feb. 1-Tuesday, Feb. 28 | Get whisked away to the winter ski lodge of your dreams while sipping on equally as dreamy of a cocktail.

When We Were Youngish Emo Tribute Bar, 9th & State, 1717 W. 9th St., KCMO | Opens Tuesday, Feb.14 | It was never a phase mom. We’re dying (not just our hair) to try out the music bingo on Thursday nights.

THE WRAP

Today’s issue was written by Bella.

Editor’s pick: My boyfriend and I enjoyed the warmer temperatures this weekend at Wyandotte County Lake and wow, it was a perfect way to spend the day. The trails weren’t too muddy, and the sun hitting the water was a wonderful sight to see after some gloomy days. Pro tip: bring a picnic blanket and pack a lunch — there are so many great spots to sit and relax after your hike.

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