Here are eleven things to do in KC this weekend, July 4-7, including Tyler Booth, Kenny Chesney and Totally Tubular Festival.
Mini Golf At The Museum
It’s back! A summer highlight, Art Course offers an artist-designed mini-golf adventure within the Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park at the Nelson-Atkins Museum. Every Friday through Sunday, you can play nine unique holes, each offering a creative spin on a masterpiece from the museum’s collection.
May 16–August 25. Regular museum hours Thursday–Monday. Donald J. Hall Sculpture Park at the Nelson-Atkins Museum.
Disney100: The Exhibition
Featuring over 250 artifacts, props, and costumes, Disney100: The Exhibition gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of Disney’s most popular characters, films and shows. KC is one of the first three cities to host the North American tour of this special, historic exhibit.
May 24–November 30. Bank of America Gallery at Union Station.
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood: A Grr-ific Exhibit
Based on the popular children’s TV show, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood exhibit touches on the show’s central themes, like community and emotions, and brings life to the world of Daniel Tiger and his friends. In the exhibit, children can play, sing, explore and make-believe in their favorite, familiar places from the Neighborhood.
May 25–September 2. Crown Center.
Parkville 4th Of July Celebration
In Parkville, July 4th starts off with a pancake breakfast and a parade. After the sun sets, the fireworks begin at English Landing Park and can be seen from various locales throughout the historic town.
July 4. 10 am. English Landing Park.
Tyler Booth
Miller Lite Hot Country Nights is back for the summer season, bringing renowned country artists every Thursday to KC Live! In P&L. This week there will be a performance by Tyler Booth, a rising musician who became famous for his baritone voice and songwriting skills.
July 4. 7 pm. KC Live!
Kansas City Royals V. Tampa Bay Rays
The last of the series against the Rays, the Royals are hoping to clinch a win for this special Independence Day game. Celebrate the Fourth with America’s favorite pastime, beers, dogs and a fireworks show to end the game on a high note, no matter the outcome.
July 4. 7:10 pm. Kauffman Stadium.
Chris Cain Band
Chris Cain is best known for his soulful Memphis style electric blues-sound. With powerfully deep vocals and jazz inspired guitar riffs, Cain has released a dozen albums, each filled with soul-stirring songs that pay homage to his blues and jazz background.
July 5. 8 pm. Knuckleheads.
Kenny Chesney
One of the most popular country acts of all time, Kenny Chesney is hitting the home of the Chiefs at Arrowhead on his Sun Goes Down stadium tour, based on his When the Sun Goes Down album released 20 years ago. No Shoes Nation will get to see Chesney’s wide, decades-spanning catalog of hits, with Zac Brown Band opening.
July 6. 6 pm. GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
King of Collage Exhibition
Digital Dreams Gallery, Kansas City’s first digital art space, is showcasing Christian Murray’s solo exhibition, King of Collage. The show launches with a soft opening during First Friday on July 5, followed by the main opening on July 6, which will feature the artist, raffles and more. Known for his collages on traditional canvases and everyday items, this exhibition marks Murray’s first solo venture and will showcase physical artworks along with groundbreaking TRACE technology from Transient Labs.
July 6. 6-10 pm. Digital Dreams Gallery (2018 Main Street). Runs through August 8.
Tank 7 Birthday Celly-bration
It’s Boulevard favorite Tank 7’s birthday and Boulevard is celebrating with the Celly Queen herself, KC Current midfielder Lo’eau LaBonta. The birthday celly-bration in P&L includes guest bartending by LaBonta, a Tank 7 special and giveaways.
July 7. 3 pm. Johnny’s Tavern.
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Totally Tubular Festival
90.9 The Bridge presents this one-night festival at Grinders—one of the best intimate outdoor venues KC has to offer—featuring musicians Thomas Dolby, Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, Men Without Hats and The Plimsouls. Totally Tubular Festival is a throwback concert honoring the ’80s music scene, with legendary bands of the time performing hits of the decade, including “The Safety Dance” and “What I Like About You,” for a dance-filled nostalgic celebration.
July 7. 6 pm. Grinders.
