We’re settling right in with Drink Up Month, and the best way to do so is with a drink in hand. Let’s dive into how to make this Builders Margarita from the comfort of your home, thanks to Restless Spirits.
The East Crossroads convenience store utilizes Amazon Go to give shoppers a checkout-less experience. But what does a shopping trip look like without stopping to pay? Editor Charmaine tested it out.
Holly Bastin has seen the coffee industry grow and evolve over the last decade in Kansas City. Now, she is teaching classes at PH Coffee and is a World Champion barista coach.
The countdown is on for Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” in Kansas City this weekend, so we’re diving into her discography and pairing each album to a Kansas City neighborhood.
July 6 is National Fried Chicken Day, and The Big Biscuit is showing Kansas Citians how to celebrate. Let’s look at a recipe + pro tips for making the restaurant’s fried chicken.
No Taylor Swift tickets? No problem. We have three activities for Swifties across the Kansas City area, including shopping, friendship bracelets, and Taylor’s tunes.
Dive into the history behind German beer with local brewery KC Bier Co’s owner. Plus, get the details on the KCtoday + KC Bier Co happy hour on Thursday, July 6.
Vine Street Brewing is officially opening its doors in Kansas City this Friday, June 30. The brewery intends to uplift community voices and create a vibrant and inclusive environment.
Drink Up Month is all about celebrating the beverage industry in Kansas City — from cocktails to coffee to beer, there’s a drink in the City of Fountains for everyone. Let’s dive into what the KCtoday team has in store this July.
From cheap flights to Las Vegas retail conferences to releasing T-shirt designs with the Kansas City Chiefs, MADE MOBB has proved they are small but mighty in the Kansas City community.
Between total bans + tighter rules, metro-area cities are determining whether they want short-term rentals (like Airbnb and VRBOs) in their neighborhoods.
Hungry after a night out? There are plenty of restaurants open late in Kansas City. From on-the-go handhelds to sit-down meals, we have all the local favorites that are perfect for cravings past 8 p.m.
