Real Estate

1. Lovely Leawood home on over a half-acre lot | Listing Agent: Brenda Hess, Kansas City Homes
2. Switzer Lake Estates home with saltwater pool | Listing Agent: Kristin Malfer, Malfer & Associates
3. Three-story updated home in historic Longfellow | Listing Agent: Andrea Wardell, Wardell & Holmes Real Estate
4. Fully-renovated eclectic aesthetic with private driveway | Listing Agent: Veronica Jaster, Koehler Bortnick Team
5. Masterpiece of modern architecture with luxurious features + elevator | Listing Agent: Bryan Huff, The Huff Group
6. Adorable Craftsman/Cape Cod homestead | The VanNoy Group

1. Lovely Leawood home
2. Switzer Lake Estates home
3. Three-story updated home
4. Fully-renovated eclectic aesthetic
5. Masterpiece of modern architecture
6. Adorable Craftsman/Cape Cod

• Sandbox Percussion: “Seven Pillars” by Andy Akiho | Monday, Mar. 6 | 7:30 p.m. | Just Off Broadway Theatre, 3051 Central St., Kansas City, MO | Free | Watch the UMKC Conservatory Ensemble In Residence perform a stand-alone work comprising seven quartets and four solos.
• Charcuterie Board Make & Take | Monday, Mar. 6 | 5-7 p.m. | Rockler Woodworking and Hardware, 15340 W. 119th St., Olathe, KS | $100 | Learn how to saw, route, sand, and finish a serving board that you get to call your own.

• Little Explorer’s Club + Marvelous Minerals | Tuesday, Mar. 7, Thursday, Mar. 9, Saturday, Mar. 11 | 10:15-11 a.m. | Museum at Prairiefire, 5801 W. 135th St., Overland Park, KS | $0-$5 | Kids can channel their inner cave painter by making their own mineral paint.
• Executive Women’s Leadership Council + InnovateHER Networking Event | Tuesday, Mar. 7 | 5-6:30 p.m. | Bliss Books and Wine, 3502 Gillham Rd., Kansas City, MO | Free | Celebrate Women’s History Month with this networking event at a newly opened wine book shop.

• Fan Fest at Hoops Central | Wednesday, March 8-Sunday, March 12 | 12 a.m. | Power & Light District | Free | Head downtown for college basketball tournament festivities, including pep rallies, watch parties, contests, and live music.
• Subtronics | Wednesday, Mar. 8 | 8 p.m. | The Midland Theatre, 1228 Main St., Kansas City, MO | $45 | This sound engineer’s debut album ‘FRACTALS’ came in at No. 4 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Album Chart in 2022.

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• De Soto City Council approved a 800-unit multifamily project across the street from the incoming Panasonic plant. The $200 million plan would build apartments and duplexes across 100+ acres. Construction could start in 2024. 🏘 (Kansas City Business Journal)
• Developers behind a 10-story apartment tower planned for the River Market could begin construction this spring. The $22 million project — at 303 Broadway Blvd., KCMO — would include 88 units, 66 parking spaces, a pool, and a rooftop deck. 🏗 (CityScene KC)
• One more. Developers have their eyes set on an empty block near Lenexa City Center — across from the Public Market. The plan proposes two hotels and 10,000+ sqft of retail. 👀 (Kansas City Business Journal)

• The Big 12 tournament’s schedule was released for men’s and women’s basketball teams. KU and K-State teams will compete in both tournaments. Grab some last-minute team gear before heading downtown this week. 🏀
• Speaking of basketball, KU’s Jalen Wilson was unanimously voted the 2023 Big 12 men’s basketball Player of the Year by league coaches. The Jayhawks are ranked No. 1, and Wilson is the Big 12 leader for scoring (19.7 points) and rebounds (8.4) per game. (Kansas City Star)

• The creators of Guy’s Snacks + Guy’s Deli will officially open Guy’s Broadway Bodega on Tuesday, March 7 — at 2101 Broadway Blvd., KCMO. The Crossroads shop will carry a variety of food and beer options. If you know someone looking for a job, here are the application emails. 🍺

• The Cavalier apartment building — at 1111 E. Armour Blvd., KCMO — is hosting its grand opening event on Thursday, March 9, including a makers market, pizza, and beer from Vine Street Brewing. Attendees will also get keys leading to an apartments with prizes. Rooms start at $975. 🔑

• March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and Q39 has a way to help the cause (and have a delicious meal). All month, all proceeds from its Reuben sandwich will benefit Rob Magee Memorial Fund for Cancer Research. Rob, the restaurant’s founder, died from colon cancer in 2021.

• Sporting KC is partnering with Huhtamaki — a packaging company in De Soto, KS — to introduce compostable + recyclable products in all premium spaces. The club will also add composting depositories at other club-operated facilities, like Swope Soccer Village. ♻️

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