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Three best things to do in Kansas City on Saturday, May 17
Spiritual kin of the Dirtbombs, the BellRays, from Riverside,... More>>
The Riot Room, Sat., May 17
For a week in 2009, nearly 1,000 disc golfers will descend on Kansas... More>>
Rosedale Park, Sat., May 17, 9:00am-4:00pm, $15
In a society where many have had their attention spans bankrupted by... More>>
Country Club Plaza, Sat., May 17, 10:00am-8:00pm
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Saturday, May 17
Spiritual kin of the Dirtbombs, the BellRays, from Riverside, California, channel a similar blend... More>>
The Riot Room, Sat., May 17
After spending a few years treading water in the local scene under the name Penumbra, the members... More>>
Davey's Uptown Ramblers Club, Sat., May 17
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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
Release Date: May 16
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Jared Allen's Sports Arena & Grill
700 SW Boulevard, Kansas City
Primarily known for its Mexican restaurants, Southwest Boulevard has a new tenant: Jared...
700 SW Boulevard, Kansas City
The Riot Room
4048 Broadway, Kansas City
The Riot Room rose from the ashes of the Hurricane. Booking some of the hottest names in local...
4048 Broadway, Kansas City
Howl at the Moon
1334 Grand, Kansas City
Accessible and welcoming, Howl at the Moon attracts a mixed downtown crowd that’s looking...
1334 Grand, Kansas City
Tomfooleries North
8680 N.W. Prairie View Rd., Kansas City
With two levels of shenanigans for Northland folks, Tomfooleries in Zona Rosa offers a more...
8680 N.W. Prairie View Rd., Kansas City
Crosstown Station
1522 McGee, Kansas City
Six months in the making, this former auto warehouse, landmarked by the giant guitar-player mural...
1522 McGee, Kansas City
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As part of Bike Week, Volker Bicycles held a fixed-gear workshop that gave newbies an opportunity to check out the single-speed bikes and fixed-gear riders a chance to test their skills in a Track Stand and Skidding Competition.
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Riverfront Times Music Editor Annie Zaleski shot these photos during Radiohead's show Wednesday night at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater outside St. Louis. Read Zaleski's review in her music blog, A to Z.
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The Police invade downtown Kansas City. Elvis Costello opens. Photos by Scott Spychalski.
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