KC Parks Making it Easier to Social Distance
KC Parks and Recreation is working with the KCMO Health Department and the Mayor’s office to provide safe, beautiful spaces for Kansas City.
KC Parks News
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Virtual Community Conversations Helping Residents During Covid-19 Pandemic
KC Parks is excited to partner with Center for Conflict Resolution and provide a space where people can process the effects of this pandemic.
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First Fountain of the Season Flows Tonight in Honor of First Responders & Healthcare Community
As an extension of its KANSAS CITY STRONG campaign will turn on the Henry Wollman Bloch Fountain followed by a spectacular blue light display.
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Starlight to Hold Local Auditions for Role in National Broadway Tour of WAITRESS
The Tony-nominated musical WAITRESS is looking for two young girls to perform the role of “Lulu” for the duration of the tour’s time
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KC Urban Forestry Master Plan Tree Inventory Update
The City of Kansas City recognizes the value and services provided by its urban forest, along with the need for an integrated approach.
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Go Ape Launches Outdoor Axe Throwing at Swope Park
KC Parks and officials with Go Ape have announced the addition of outdoor Axe Throwing to its Treetop Adventure course at Swope Park.
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{NEWS} KC Parks Deputy Director Selected as President-Elect for State Association
Roosevelt Lyons, has been chosen as the President-Elect for the Missouri Park & Recreation Association (MPRA).
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On Your Mark for a Rosy Spring
Director and Rosarian, Judy Penner will SHOW & TELL rose enthusiasts what is needed to achieve real rose beauty in their own gardens.
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Public Meetings Scheduled to get Feedback on how to best Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
We have the first public meeting scheduled for residents to work together to find creative solutions to appropriately honor Dr. King.
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{NEWS} Dedication of New Indian Mound Markers
Watch a video from the unveiling>> WHO City of Kansas City, Missouri Parks and Recreation City of Kansas City, Missouri Indian Mound Neighborhood Assoc. Northeast Historical Society Historic KC Foundation WHAT Please join KC Parks, elected officials, neighborhood representatives and local historians for the unveiling of new monuments identifying this Historic Northeast neighborhood. WHEN Friday, […]
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Performing Arts Scholarships Available for Middle School Students
Each need-based $2,500 Vincent Legacy Scholarship provides assistance to qualified Kansas City metro students in grades 6 to 8.
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{NEWS} Residents still have time to provide feedback on how to best honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
KC Parks encourages our community to submit ideas as to how Kansas City, Missouri can effectively honor Dr. King’s life