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Man & Machine: The German Soldier in World War I
Relive the first World War from the German viewpoint. Their machines, weapons and personal items are all on display and stimulate a discussion about a facet of war that has rarely been examined. Through Dec. 31 (09/2011)
At the National World War I Museum 100 W 26th St
816-784-1918
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Knuckleheads Saloon
Don’t let leather-clad bikers scare you away from this lively concert venue and bar. Grab a beer and sit at an outdoor picnic table to enjoy open jam sessions and national acts. (09/2011)
2715 Rochester St
816-483-1456
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Churchill in Fairway
Browse an eclectic mix of fine jewelry and high fashion clothing at this shop, which peddles everything from ancient coin cuff links and turquoise necklaces to python clutches and couture gowns. (08/2011)
5240 Belinder Ave
913-262-5240
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Bruce Watkins Cultural Heritage Center
This educational facility is a tribute to Kansas City’s early African-American pioneers, while also serving as a showcase for local and regional performing artists. The permanent exhibits portray African-American art and cultural history. (08/2011)
3700 Blue Pkwy
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The Money Museum
Where but at the Federal Reserve can you watch millions of dollars being processed or hold a gold bar worth $400,000? Visitors can gawk at a 450-plus-piece collection of coins minted under every US president since George Washington. (08/2011)
1 Memorial Dr
816-881-2683
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Carmen's Park Place
The Italian and festive tapas menu is a hit at this upscale neighborhood trattoria. Diners favor the mouthwatering variety of spiedini, pastas and the special bread dipping sauce, made at the table with olive oil, basil, garlic, red and black peppers and grated Parmesan. $$$ (08/2011)
11526 Ash St
913-327-7115
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The Indie Bar
This music-centric bar on the ground floor of the Midland Theatre is the perfect place to stop by either before or after a live show. What’s more, ticket holders will have a chance to enter the venue before the doors are opened to the public. (08/2011)
1228 Main St
816-283-9900
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Battle of Westport
Relive a major event in Kansas City’s history by retracing the path of the largest Civil War battle fought west of the Mississippi River. Learn the story within the museum’s walls before visiting actual battlefields around the city. (05/2011)
6601 Swope Pkwy
913-345-2000
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The Beer Kitchen
The name suggests it’s all about the hops, but while the list of brews might bring you in, it’s the impressive food that will keep you coming back. From honey-bacon-glazed Brussels sprouts to truffle- Parmesan fries and burgers with toppers like prosciutto, maytag blue cheese and fontina, this gastropub’s got it going on. $$ (05/2011)
435 Westport Rd
816-389-4180
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Harry’s Country Club
This faux-roadhouse in the middle of the River Market area serves down-home food during the day, but by night its patio heats up, thanks to good happy hour specials and regular live performances. (05/2011)
112 Missouri Ave
816-421-3505
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KC Rail Experience
Experience the lure of the railroad through illuminating stories told by the “ghosts”—a singing gandydancer, a railroad baron and a cattle driver among them—of those who used to work and ride the rails. Vintage rail cars, a locomotive simulator and a large artifact collection bring history to life in this fascinating permanent exhibit. (03/2011)
At Union Station 30 W Pershing Rd
816-460-2020
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Piropos Grille
A 7-mile drive from downtown KC will bring you atop a perch overlooking the quaint town of Parkville. Pork tamales and beef arepas are appetizer highlights of the Latin American menu. For the main event, go for the shrimp and veggie brochelas (skewers) or one of the authentic grilled meat dishes. $$$ (03/2011)
1 W First St, Parkville
816 -741-9800
piroposgrille.com
