by Paul Donnelly, On-Site Liaison, 2016 | Feb 28, 2016 | Featured, Kansas City
If you’re staying downtown or at any of the conference hotels, the Power and Light district provides convenient places to eat, drink, and connect with friends due to its close proximity. Only a couple of blocks from the convention center, this district offers a...
by Anthony Merino | Feb 27, 2016 | 2016 Exhibitions, Featured, Kansas City
Ceramics is more than just a few hundred famous artists or those who teach it in the US. Ceramics are independent artists—successful and struggling; Instructors and students; young and old; working in many disciplines. Ceramic artists use an infinite number of...
by Paul Donnelly, On-Site Liaison, 2016 | Feb 21, 2016 | Featured, Kansas City
The Rivermarket hosts a weekly farmers market from early summer to mid fall. During the rest of the year, you can visit a variety of restaurants there, with a particularly lengthy list of great Vietnamese places. The Kansas City Artist Coalition, Kiosk Gallery, and...
by Paul Donnelly, On-Site Liaison, 2016 | Feb 21, 2016 | Featured, Kansas City
Close to downtown, The Crossroads Arts District is known to be particularly crowded on “First Fridays” because of the numerous art galleries situated there. Many of the exhibitions for NCECA will be taking place here and it is just a short walk from the...
by Cindy Bracker, Communications Director | Feb 14, 2016 | Featured, Kansas City
Cosentino’s is just a couple blocks from the Kansas City convention center and they have just about everything you could need. From fresh fruits and veggies to other grocery needs, even alcohol and a cafeteria style restaurant, including my favourite –...
by Paul Donnelly, On-Site Liaison, 2016 | Feb 7, 2016 | Featured, Kansas City
Kansas City is not shy on BBQ joints but also holds its own in the Vegetarian/Vegan cuisine Category. Whichever you crave you will want to check out the following restaurants based on your interests. If you find yourself in the Crossroads exploring exhibitions and...
