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Premier Businesses in Kansas City, KS
- • Fresh & Elegant Food
- • Soft Lighting & Cozy Tables
- • Atmosphere That Is Relaxing & Fun
- • Interior & Exterior Painting
- • Drywall Hanging Repairs
- • Gutter Installation & Repairs
- • QuickBooks Consultations & Training Services
- • Automated & Streamlined Payroll Services
- • Direct Deposit & Employee Onboarding
- • Complete Home Remodels
- • Basement Remodeling
- • Deck & Patio Building Or Repairs
Things To Do in Kansas City, KS
Worlds of Fun and Oceans of Fun
Prepare yourself for Worlds of Fun at this amusement park. Worlds of Fun lives up to its name, providing guests with different culture-themed rides, shows and attractions. Designed around Jules Verne’s Around the World in Eighty Days, you can visit Scandinavia, Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americans in a single, local resort that easily competes with the local Schlitterbahn.
The Regnier Family Wonderscope
Head to the western suburbs for a day to Wonderscope Children’s Museum of Kansas City. Discover the wonders of education in this converted elementary school. Every room has a different theme, from space to physics to arts and crafts and more! Children of all ages (and children at heart) will love the exhibits at this fun, entertaining museum.
Fountain in Mill Creek Park
Kansas City is renowned as a city of fountains. In fact, the city has over 200! These romantic water sculptures provide a tranquil ambiance perfect for a date night. Try walking along the J. C. Nichols Memorial Fountain, one of the most famous in the city and a popular destination for wedding photographs.
Kansas City Repertory Theatre
See compelling, passionate and imaginative works by the Kansas City Repertory Theatre at one of its two hosting entertainment venues: the Copaken Stage and the Spencer Theatre. Founded on the idea of student actors performing side-by-side with professionals, the Rep has served as a leader in KC’s arts and culture community.