🏈 Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) | Est. 1963

• It’s rumored that Lamar Hunt originally wanted Columbia blue and orange. The owner of the Houston Oilers claimed the blue before Hunt, leaving the Texans (later Chiefs) to land on the colors we see today.
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• The team not only made appearances in three of the last four Super Bowls, but they won two (2020 and 2023).
• Quarterback Patrick Mahomes won two regular season MVPs and two Super Bowl MVPs since his start in 2018.
• Andy Reid is only the third head coach in NFL history with 20 playoff wins.

⚾ Kansas City Royals (MLB) | Est. 1969

• One of the complementary team colors is a powder blue — introduced in 1973 — and is frequently used on merchandise and jerseys.
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• The Royals won the World Series in 1985 and 2015.
• The team made additional World Series appearances in 1980 and 2014.

• “Hamilton” | Tuesday, March 21-Sunday, April 2 | Times vary | Music Hall Kansas City | $49-$229 | Combine history with theater at this Tony award-winning musical about our country’s founding fathers.
• Jake Wesley Rogers | Tuesday, Mar. 21 | 8 p.m. | The Madrid Theatre, 3810 Main St., Kansas City, MO | $19-$25 | Listen to this pop artist’s hits like “Pluto” and “Lavender Fever.”
• We Three | Tuesday, Mar. 21 | 8 p.m. | recordBar, 1520 Grand Blvd., Kansas City, MO | $25 | The alternative pop-rock band comes to KC on its “Happy” tour.

• 50 Plus Spring Tea Party | Wednesday, Mar. 22 | 1:30-3 p.m. | Meadowbrook Park Clubhouse, 9101 Nall Ave., Prairie Village, KS | $15-$16 | Enjoy a fancy afternoon filled with traditional afternoon teas (and accompanying snacks).
• All Elite Wrestling | Wednesday, Mar. 22 | 6 p.m. | Cable Dahmer Arena | $29-$90 | Watch your top wrestling characters put on a spectacle (and find some new favorites while you’re at it).

• First City Film Festival | Thursday, March 23-Sunday, March 26 | 5 p.m. | Riverfront Community Center, 123 S. Esplanade St., Leavenworth, KS | $6-$50 | In addition to the screenings, the festival will include red carpet events, panels, and Q+As with filmmakers.
• Kansas City Ballet Presents “New Moves” | Thursday, March 23-Sunday, March 26 | Times vary | Todd Bolender Center, 500 W. Pershing Rd., Kansas City, MO | $35-$75 | The KC Ballet leaps onto the stage with a showcase of contemporary dance in an intimate setting: the organization’s home.

• Holst’s “The Planets” | Friday, Mar. 24-Sunday, Mar. 26 | Times vary | The Kauffman Center | $34-$114 | A concert that’s out of this world — this performance features a classic orchestral suite, plus a piece by guest conductor Caroline Shaw called “The Observatory.”

• A Moving Sound | Friday, Mar. 31 | 8 p.m. | Midwest Trust Center, 12345 College Blvd., Overland Park | $25-$35 | Fusing traditional Taiwanese influences with a global sensibility, award-winning ensemble A Moving Sound has built a worldwide following through their joyous mix of original music and dance.*

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• 4.2. That’s how many minutes the average passenger has spent in TSA security lines at the new KCI terminal so far, according to city officials. Other numbers include the number of screened passengers (300,000+ in 20 days) and $3 million in concession sales.

• Starlight Theatre announced three concerts planned for the warm months ahead. The Steve Miller Band will perform Wednesday, May 10; The Black Keys will play Friday, Aug. 25; and 3 Doors Down will rock the house Wednesday, Sept. 6. All tickets go on sale this Friday, March 24. (FOX4)

• Art Garden KC, a makers market of local artists, is moving to Berkley Riverfront this year. The organization started in the Historic Northeast and spent its second season at City Market Park. Enjoy the market every Sunday, April 2-Oct. 29, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

• The Mid-Continent Public Library will break ground on its new East Independence Branch on Friday, March 31 at 9 a.m. — at Little Blue Parkway + S. Heartland Drive. When finished in 2024, the new library will have programming, meeting rooms, and children + teen areas.

• Johnny’s Tavern — at 8262 Mission Rd., Prairie Village, KS — is getting bigger (just like our appetites). The restaurant will take over the former Subway next door, creating room for a new patio. Johnny’s will close for 60-90 days during the expansion. (Shawnee Mission Post)

• The Prospect KC, a new food-centered nonprofit, invites you to a dinner experience with Bravo’s “Top Chef” Chris Scott. Diners will receive a meal and a cookbook from the star chef as part of the nonprofit’s Cookbook Fundraising Series. The event is Saturday, March 25. Tickets start at $125.

• KC Current released new renderings of its upcoming Pitch Club, a limited-access space for season ticket holders. The design uses 1920s art-deco architecture, and the bar features a rotating menu by Megan and Colby Garrelts of Rye KC. Here’s a timeline of stadium construction.

• What’s in: red light therapy. What’s out: forms of treatment that are painful and invasive. Red light therapy is non-invasive and painless, and evidence suggests it may be able to ease body aches, heal sun damage, and build collagen. Brb — we’re adding this easy-to-prop light and this facial massager to our Amazon cart.

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