This one might not have been in your garbage social media feed but it's worth a peek . . . Agree or disagree, this note reminds us that Kansas City's creative class are rallying and singing their hearts out against the new stadium.
Take a listen . . .
“The fact that 20 to 25 years of dedicated work and investment by thousands of individuals was suddenly going to be heavily impacted and potentially destroyed for many was unacceptable,” Rural Grit Happy Hour at The Brick organizer Kim Stanton said. Stanton mentions that many business owners in the district were not notified of plans prior to the public announcement, and even in the weeks after received no outreach from stadium representatives.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
A Resounding Royal 'No' From Local Folk Musicians
Rural Grit Happy Hour has been housed at The Brick for 25 years. Organizers say that plans for the new ballpark district in the East Crossroads could derail the tradition.
KCMO musicians shared songs Wednesday night on the Royals stadium project
Local artists have always asserted it's the culture they helped create that's become the beating heart of Kansas City's Crossroads Arts District.
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