ENRICHMENT
FA L L / WINTER 2018
INTO HOLIDAY
Bridging Lives, Enriching Families
NKC Parks & Recreation MISSION STATEMENT The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.
VARIETY
We are committed to providing a wide variety of leisure facilities and services.
FOR ALL
We are committed to promoting organized recreational and social programs for all ages.
ENCOURAGE
We are committed to encouraging public utilization of park facilities. We will cooperate with civic or recreational groups to maximize this commitment.
HOLIDAY
CLOSURES Thursday, November 22 Friday, November 23 Monday, December 24 Tuesday, December 25 Wednesday, December 26 Monday, December 31 Tuesday, January 1
ADDRESS MAINTAIN
1201 Clark Ferguson Drive North Kansas City, MO 64116
We are committed to maintaining our park facilities in the best possible condition.
816.300.0545 www.nkc.org
COMMUNICATE
We are committed to keeping the public informed of plans and activities and to respond to users’ suggestions and criticisms.
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We are committed to a continuous program of upgrading and expanding programs and facilities as funds permit. Our picnic facilities, walking trail, tennis courts, ball fields and playgrounds are some of the most popular facilities of their kind in the Northland.
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STAFF AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS STAFF
PARK BOARD
Kelli Votypka, Director
Elizabeth Ryan, President
Cheryl Martin, Recreation Manager
Chuck Cash, Vice President
Derrick Schupp, Recreation Coordinator
Pamela Tucker, Secretary
Marcia Hansen and Sandy Medina, Administrative Assistants
Ande McMurtry, Treasurer
John Alas, Park Foreman
Roberta Larsen
Cynthia Garcia and Pam Linder, Park Maintenance Workers
Maria Mignogna
Ken Karnes
Pat Stidham JoAnn Wile
A note from the director’s desk
What a fantastic summer North Kansas City Parks and Recreation has had! We want to thank all our patrons and Community Partners for helping to make it a successful season. The Second Annual Arts in the Park took place on June 8 and 9. We had amazing musical entertainment, talented and skilled artists and an array of kids’ activities, and all the food and drinks you could ask for. With Friday night concerts, movies, art camps, cooking classes and more, North Kansas City Parks and Recreation offers something everyone can enjoy.
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YOUTH PROGRAMS ADULT PROGRAMS SPORTS EVENTS PARKS
We have a wonderful variety of seasonal classes where you can make your own holiday decorations or the perfect gift. Bring a friend and have fun while making something! See pages 2 and 4 for more information on our make-and-take classes. In addition to our great classes this fall, we’ll be celebrating the spookiest time of the year, starting with our Howl-O-Ween event for our furry fourlegged friends. Dress them up to participate in a costume contest, and you might just win one of our great prizes. Then make plans to join us for our annual children’s Halloween Festival, which is held the fourth Saturday in October. Bring your happy thoughts to fly with Peter Pan as you escape the clutches of Captain Hook on Skull Island. The first Mistletowne Market will be held at the Parks and Recreation Center on November 16 and 17; see page 8 for more information. After you shop the market, join us outside City Hall for the annual Mayor’s Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony. Our Holiday Carnival will wrap up our events in 2018! We hope you’ll join us for these great events this fall!
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Youth Programs NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Ages 4-12+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Use crayons in a new way to create fun art inspired by the Nightmare Before Christmas movie! We will learn about printmaking and resist techniques. To help with your design, we’ll have lots of templates to choose from.
Thursday, October 4, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Activity #302006 Fee: $10
Register by Sept. 27
SCHOOL’S OUT! COMPUTER SCIENCE & FASHION
Ages 8-18 | MU Extension | Cottonwood Room In Fashion & Design, students learn how computer science and technology are used in the fashion industry while building fashion-themed programs, like a fashion walk, a stylist tool, and a pattern maker. The skill level for this class is moderate. Some knowledge of programming/ scratch will be helpful, but beginners are welcome as well.
Friday, October 5, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Activity #302009 Fee: $20
12 Starry Night sticker resist cards! Using watercolor, salt, sand and more, we’ll create unique and beautiful cards for the holidays!
Thursday, November 1, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Activity #402003 Fee: $10
COMPUTER SCIENCE & MUSIC
Ages 8-18 | MU Extension | Cottonwood Room Computers are often times used to create music. In this class students will learn how to play music with their computer, create a music video and an interactive music display. This class is intended for beginners. No previous knowledge of programming is required.
Saturday, November 10, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Activity #402006 Fee: $20
Ages 4-12+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Do your kids like to get messy and create fun things to play with? This class will be perfect for them! We will create different kinds of slime with a fun and festive twist.
PAINTING IS A SCREAM
Ages 4-12+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room
Thursday, October 25, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Activity #402001 Register by October 18 Fee: $10
PLANTER PEOPLE
Ages 4-12+ | Katee Smith | Maple Room Are these not the cutest planter boxes you have ever seen? Kids will assemble, paint, and design their own planter people. Parent participation required.
Register by November 3
HOLIDAY SLIME
Register by September 28
After looking at Edvard Munch’s famous painting, The Scream, students will create their own artwork featuring images of bugs, reptiles, or anything creepy or scary that will make them want to scream from laughter.
Register by Oct. 25
Thursday, November 29, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Activity #402004 Register by November 22 Fee: $10
SNOW GLOBES
Ages 4-12+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Make a real snow globe with us! Design your own inspired what winter means to you. All supplies included!
Thursday, December 6, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Activity #402005 Fee: $10
Register by Nov. 29
Tuesday, October 30, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Activity #402002 Fee: $25
Register by Oct. 23
STARRY NIGHT STICKER RESIST PAINTINGS Ages 4-12+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room
Perfect for the Holiday Season, we will be making a set of
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Unless noted otherwise, all classes are held at the Parks and Recreation Center, 1201 Clark Ferguson Drive.
Feel the Warmth
Dec. 10-15 Dagg Park
Want to give back to your community? The North Kansas City Feel the Warmth project is collecting winter hat and scarf donations to leave on the fence at Dagg Park for anyone who needs a little extra warmth for the winter season.
Now accepting hats and scarves, either handmade or store bought (with tags). Please turn your donations in at
the Parks & Recreation Office by Friday, November 30.
SAVE THE DATE
Spring Soccer Giant Tic-Tac-Toe, Candy Bingo, Twister, and more!
Registration begins January 1, 2019
"Raffle" for a chance to pie a family member in the face
Pizza and ice cream included
Saturday, November 10 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm NKC Parks & Rec Center 1201 Clark Ferguson Drive, NKC
Sign up early! Space is limited. Deadline: November 7
Fee: $20 a family of 4 $2 per additional child
816-300-0545
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Adult Programs MAKE AND TAKE PROGRAMS SPOOKY AND JINGLE REVERSIBLE BLOCKS Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room
Super fun to make, and usable for 2 seasons! Makes a great mantle centerpiece!
Tuesday, October 9, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403001 Fee: $35
Register by Sept. 29
PUMPKIN DECO MESH DOOR DECORATION Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room
This adorable mesh pumpkin will look great on your door all autumn long.
Tuesday, October 16, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403002 Fee: $35
Register by October 8
WOODEN TURKEY
Ages 16+ | Katee Smith | Maple Room These cute little turkeys will get you in the Thanksgiving spirit. You can decorate with them just about anywhere! Participants will paint and assemble turkeys.
Thursday, October 18, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Activity #403003 Fee: $55
Register by October 11
WOODEN CRATE NIGHTSTAND
Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Come and make this amazing shelf with us! Use it in any room of the house. It can be painted any color and is very versatile. Paint it bright colors for the patio or a child’s room!
Tuesday, October 23, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403004 Fee: $35
Register by October 16
PAINTED WINE BOTTLE LAMP
Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Join us to create this festive wine bottle lamp! Hand-painted by you with instruction; stencils available. Complete with battery-operated lights.
Tuesday, November 6, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403005 Fee: $25
Register by Oct. 30
HOME SWEET HOME PET LOVER SIGN
Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Do you want everyone to know how much you love your pets? This sign is the perfect way to show the neighborhood. Perfect for your front porch.
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Tuesday, November 13 , 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403006 Fee: $35
Register by October 30
RUSTIC WOODEN CHRISTMAS TREE
Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room Get into the holiday spirit while making these three rustic style Christmas trees.
Tuesday, November 27, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403007 Fee: $35
Register by Nov. 20
2’ X 2’ BARN ART
Ages 16+ | Katee Smith | Maple Room This traditional piece of art is easy to make and will look beautiful in your home. You will be able to customize the piece to your color scheme. Some paint colors will be provided but feel free to bring your own if you want specific colors.
Thursday, November 29, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Activity #403008 Fee: $60
Register by November 22
ORNAMENT SHADOW BOX
Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room This shadow box is an attractive decoration for a mantle or wall. Personalize yours by selecting your ornaments.
Tuesday, December 4, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403009 Fee: $35
Register by November 28
WINE CADDY
Ages 16+ | Katee Smith | Maple Room These cute wine caddies make the perfect gift for a wine lover or design one for yourself. All pieces are cut and ready for you to put together and then decorate it to make it one-of-a-kind.
Thursday, December 6, 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Activity #4030010 Fee: $30
Register by November 22
CHEVRON WOODEN CHRISTMAS TREE Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Maple Room
Join us for a fun night of crafting as we make this chevron Christmas tree. You will get to choose paint colors, ornament colors and embellishments.
Tuesday, December 11, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Activity #403011 Fee: $35
Register by December 5
HEALTHY LIVING CLASSES Ages 16+ | Heather Collinsworth | Kitchen/Multi. West All sessions 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Are you trying to live a healthy lifestyle, whether because of an allergy or simply as a healthy choice? Join us to learn how to enjoy a variety of foods and snacks. Our trained chef has worked in restaurants in Denver’s Capitol Hill and has developed special menus for dietary restrictions.
APPETIZERS FOR ENTERTAINING
It’s the time of year when we do a lot of holiday entertaining. Join Heather as she shows you how to prepare some yummy appetizers for your next dinner party.
Menu: Roasted Garlic Chive Hummus, Baked Brie and Apricot Bites, Mini Quiche, Roasted Tomato Bruschetta with whipped goat cheese. Come ready to cook and sample each dish.
Wednesday, October 17 Activity #403013 Fee: $20
Register by October 10
HOLIDAY VEGAN
Learn aspects of vegan cooking that you can bring into your holiday entertaining! We will make an appetizer, main dish and dessert. Wednesday, November 14 Activity #403014 Fee: $20
Register by November 7
SOUP AND STEWS FREEZER MEALS
With today’s hectic schedules it is hard to find time to sit down for a family meal, let alone make one. Freezer meals are a great way to have a healthy dinner and spend more time with your family. In this class we will prepare freezer meals for you to take home to give you the family time you need.
Wednesday, December 5 Activity # 403015 Fee: $45
Register by November 26
PILATES MAT
Ages 18+ | Gloria Boehm Certified Instructor | Cottonwood Rm This fun, educational class will provide you with mindful awareness of your posture, breathing, and then activation, stability, and strengthening of your core muscles. The core muscles are the deep belly muscles, the back, and the gluteals (backside). We will work both in standing for posture, functional strength, balance, and flexibility then on the mat, concluding with everyone’s favorite part: a brief meditation.
Wednesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Session 2: October 3-24 Activity #303015-02
Register by September 26
Session 3: Nov. 7 - Dec. 5 (No class on Nov. 21) Activity #303015-03 Fee: $45 per session
Register by October 31
DIABETES SELF MANAGEMENT
Ages 18+ | MU Extension | Cottonwood Room Participants in this class will learn tips to manage their type 2 diabetes. In this six-week class, participants will learn about symptom management, appropriate exercises for maintaining strength and mobility, healthy eating, appropriate medication and communication with your healthcare provider. Each participant will make an action plan that will help them manage type 2 diabetes.
Mondays, October 1 - November 5, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Activity #303012 Fee: Free
Register by September 24
HISTORICAL EUROPEAN MARTIAL ART Ages 16+ | Heartland HEMA Club | East Hall
Have you ever wanted to learn about the art of European martial arts? The Heartland HEMA Club will meet weekly to learn about the weapons used, techniques and footwork. Each week you will practice the techniques and critical thinking skills needed to fence effectively.
Wednesdays and Thursdays, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
HOLIDAY BAKING
Fee: $35 per session
It’s holiday baking season! Our resident chef is ready to teach you some fabulous baking tips. Learn a basic cream pie recipe that you can customize! Plus, learn how to make pumpkin chocolatechip bread and black-bottom coconut bars. Come ready to bake. You will have the opportunity to sample each delicious creation.
Session 1: October 3-31 Activity#403012-01?
Register by September 26
Session 2: November 1-29 (No class Nov. 21 and 22) Activity#403012-02?
Register by October 25
Session 3: December 5-27 Activity#403012-03?
Register by November 28
Wednesday, December 12 Activity #403016 Fee: $20
Register by Dec. 5
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Special Events
Sports YOUTH LEAGUES North Kansas City Parks & Recreation youth sports programs are NON-COMPETITIVE leagues. The programs emphasize skill development, learning the rules of the game, playing as a team, sportsmanship, and most importantly to have FUN! All practices and games are held at Macken Park. Children may register with one “buddy” for youth team sports. BOTH registration forms must be received along with the registration fee for each child at the same time. If you are new to the NKC Sports Program, you will be placed on a team by the NKC Parks & Recreation staff.
PRESCHOOL GET UP AND MOVE!
Ages 3-5 | North Kansas City Parks & Recreation Staff Get your preschoolers active mentally and physically with this 4-week program. We will play fun, new games to get your preschooler moving and having fun! Each week we will have a different game to learn and play, activities and healthy snacks!
Session 1: Mondays, Oct. 8-29, 10:00 am - 10:45 am Activity #305001-01
Register by Oct. 1
Session 2: Mondays, Nov. 12-Dec. 3, 10:00 am - 10:45 am Activity #305001-02 Fee: $10 per session
Register by Nov. 5
BITTY BASKETBALL (COED)
Ages 3-5 | North Kansas City Parks & Recreation Staff Bitty Basketball is a five-session entry level program that will go over the basics and fundamentals of Basketball. Participants will develop better motor skills, body control, and hand eye coordination through games, drills, and activities. The final session will be played as a game!
Session 1: Mondays, Oct. 8-Nov. 5, 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm Activity #305003-01
Register by Oct. 1
Session 2: Mondays, Nov. 12-Dec. 10, 5:00 pm - 5:45 pm Activity #305003-02 Register by Nov. 5 Fee: $45 per session (includes t-shirt and medal)
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Howl-o-Ween
at Waggin’ Trail Park SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1-2:30 pm $5 donation per pooch at the gate OR an item from the list below for our K-9 buddies and feline friends at Parkville Animal Shelter:
• Kirkland’s/Costco Brand Dog Food • Canned Cat Food (any brand) • Crunchy dog treats (no rawhides) • CDs: soft classical, nature sounds • Cat pill pockets • Cat toys • Sturdy dog toys • Cat treats
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Catnip 6 ft. leashes Cardboard scratchers Swiffer wet wipes Clorox wipes Latex gloves Dish soap Cotton balls Paper towels Large trash bags Mr. Clean w/Febreeze
Vendors • Treats • Door Prizes Costume Contest: Large Dogs (1:15) Small Dogs (1:30)
Spooky fun
pi c on t h e r u o y Get Jolly Roger!
SATURDAY, OCT. 27 11 AM - 3 PM
MACKEN PARK, NORTH KANSAS CITY
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Live music
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Make & Take Presents
$10 / 2 per child
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Join us for the Mayor’s Tree Lighting at City Hall, November 16 at 6:30! 8 NKC Parks & Recreation
Mayor’s TreeLigh�ing City Hall
(Corner of Armour & Gentry)
November 16, 2018 6 pm - 8 pm
Take a trip into Santa’s Wonderland, snack on treats while you enjoy festive entertainment and get your picture taken with Santa before he returns to the North Pole.
December 7, 6:00 pm-8:30 pm “Hooray for the Holidays” performance by Happy Faces Entertainment Games
Holiday crafts
Cookie decorating
Register by November 30 in person, by phone or online.
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Special Events
FORMAL 6 TH ANNUAL DA DDY/ DAU GH T ER DA N C E
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 2019 6:30 – 8:30 P.M.
NORTH KANSAS CITY PARKS AND RECREATION CENTER 1201 CLARK FERGUSON DRIVE
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ENJOY A SPECIAL NIGHT OUT WITH YOUR LITTLE LADY. INCLUDES DINNER, A 5” X 7” PHOTO KEEPSAKE, A TREAT AND A ROSE.
G IRLS A GES 4-12 F EE : $50 PER COUPLE $20 EACH ADDITIONAL DAUGHTER A CTIVITY #307003-01 AND 307003-02 R EGISTER BY J ANUARY 18, 2019
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Parks DAGG PARK
MEMORIAL PARK
2000 Iron Street (21st Avenue between Howell and Iron Streets)
23rd Avenue between Iron and Howell Streets
This 5-acre park features interactive water play and an ocean theme without standing water, plus a rope play system for all ages.
PARK AMENITIES
• Two playgrounds, including designated areas for ages 2-5 and 5-12 • Two spraygrounds, including the Woods Fountain area for children up to 2 years old • Public restroom building and one family changing restroom • Park shelter available for rent. • Two picnic shelters are first come first serve. Each has an 8-foot table and a trash receptacle. No portable grills are allowed at any of the shelters.
MACKEN PARK 1002 Clark Ferguson Drive (Northeast corner of Clark Ferguson Drive and Howell Street) This 60-acre park is utilized for sports leagues, walking, picnicking and more.
PARK AMENITIES
• Four large park shelters available for reservation • Festival Shelter – reserved for large gatherings • Three baseball/softball fields • Two soccer fields • Six tennis courts • Three public restroom buildings • Four racquetball courts • One-mile asphalt walking trail • Two playgrounds • Park Service Complex
The park commemorates the history of wars fought involving American citizens. A replica of the Statue of Liberty is located in Memorial Park.
WAGGIN’ TRAIL DOG PARK 432 E 32nd Avenue (32nd and Swift Avenues) This 4.7 acre off-leash dog park is a partnership between the City of North Kansas City and the City of Kansas City, Missouri. There are separate areas for large and small dogs, and each area features a paved walking trail and multiple obstacles.
WHEEL PARK Southwest corner of Clark Ferguson Drive and Ozark Street Just south of Macken Park, Wheel Park offers a paved, half-mile roller-blading and bike trail.
COMMENTS OR CONCERNS? CONTACT US North Kansas City Parks & Recreation 816-300-0545 parks_rec@nkc.org
DOG PARK ISSUES? Animal Control 816-271-6024 Police Non-Emergency 816-274-6032 Parks 11
Rental Information SHELTER RENTALS
D agg Park Laguna Bay Shelter
NONCAPACITY RESIDENTS RESIDENTS 25 people $60 $85
Macken Park Shelters #2 & 3
60 people
$30
$70
Macken Park Shelter #6
80 people
$50
$80
Macken Park Shelters #1 & 4
100 people
$50
$100
Macken Park Festival Shelter #5
200 people
Shelter reservations begin March 1. 3 hours; No grills allowed.
Laguna Bay Shelter
$300 + $100 deposit
All Macken Park shelter rentals are for 6 hours; all shelters have electricity and grills. Inflatable permit is an additional $25; Rental company must provide proof of insurance. Any parties interested in hosting a special event at Macken Park must submit a Special Event Usage Permit at least 45 days prior to the date of the event. Any reservation change will incur a $25 change fee.
SHELTER RULES 1. A Special Use Permit needs to be submitted 45 days prior to the event for approval. 2. Arrive at your reserved site within 15 minutes of the designated starting time. Failure to comply will result in forfeiture of your reservation. You must vacate the site at your designated ending time if another group is waiting to use the facility. 3. City ordinance #3883 prohibits all alcoholic beverages, including beer, on park property, which includes parking area. Violators are subject to arrest and prosecution. Groups not adhering to this regulation will have future reservation requests denied. 4. Public address systems, loud speakers, and similar apparatus are prohibited in the park unless permission is granted by the Parks and Recreation Board. Dance bands, orchestras, record hops, dance parties and similar activities are prohibited. 5. Pop up tents, canvassed coverings, or any form of tables and chairs are not allowed to
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be brought in to parks for any reason unless you have approval from the Director. Special permission may be granted to set up these additional apparatus on a request basis. 6. All unauthorized vehicles, commercial and private, are prohibited beyond the designated areas, thus all picnic and sports equipment, etc., must be carried to the picnic areas and ball diamonds. 7. Applicant is responsible for leaving the facilities in clean and presentable condition. Please use receptacles for trash. 8. If the reservation is not used and not canceled, future reservations may not be approved. 9. There is no tape of any kind, metal fasteners (staples, tacks) allowed on any of our shelter structures. No water balloons or piĂąatas. Failure to comply will result in loss of future reservations. 10. A person may reserve two shelters per visit.
PARKS AND RECREATION CENTER RENTALS Nestled in the beautiful landscape of North Kansas City’s Macken Park, we offer a serene environment with a contemporary look, stone fireplace, and floor-to-ceiling windows, overlooking our premiere terrace and the lush green grounds of the park. Our facility also features a drop-down screen and projector and a state-of-the-art sound system for sharing presentations, videos and photos with your guests. All rentals require a 2-hour minimum. Remember to include set up and tear down in your rental time.
Ryan Hall
Cottonwood Meeting Room
• Patio access • A/V option available • 15’ x 15’ dance floor option available
Up to 24 people
Wedding/Banquet layout: Up to 100 people Classroom/keynote layout: Up to 112 people For an additional Fee, the capacity can be increased with the patio as an overflow. Please contact us for more information about this option.
Pricing
Resident: $70/hour Non-Resident: $85/hour A/V (Optional): $40
East Ryan Hall • Patio access • A/V not available Wedding/Banquet layout: 60 people Classroom/keynote layout: Up to 56 people
Pricing
Resident: $60/hour Non-Resident: $70/hour
West Ryan Hall • No patio access • A/V option available Wedding/Banquet layout: 60 people Classroom/keynote layout: Up to 56 people
Pricing
Resident: $55/hour Non-Resident: $65/hour A/V (Optional): $40
Pricing
Resident: $45/hour Non-Resident: $50/hour A/V (Optional): $25 Microphone not available
Maple Game Room Up to 26 people
Pricing
Resident: $45/hour Non-Resident: $50/hour
A La Carte Amenities These options may be added to certain rental agreements. Contact us for more information.
Audio/Visual Includes screen, projector, hook up, handheld microphone or lapel microphone
Pricing: $40
Catering Kitchen Includes refrigerator, freezer, ice machine, stove, microwave and warming oven
Packages The Macken Package • Four consecutive hours • Full use of Ryan Hall • Patio access • Catering kitchen
Pricing
Resident: $415 Non-Resident: $535 Additional hours available at a per-hour rate.
The Nuptial Package Ceremony and Reception
• Four consecutive hours • Full use of Ryan Hall • Patio setup for ceremony or reception • Catering kitchen • Lobby for cocktail, ceremony or buffet/bar setup • The Elm Bridal Suite
Pricing
Resident: $1,120 Non-Resident: $1,925 Additional hours available at a per-hour rate.
Contact Us
Resident: $45 flat fee Non-Resident: $55 flat fee
1201 Clark Ferguson Drive North Kansas City, MO 64116 816.300.0545 www.nkc.org
Lobby
Monday–Saturday: 9am–5pm
Pricing
Cocktail party setup: Up to 70 people Seated ceremony setup: Up to 95 people
Pricing
Resident: $50/hour Non-Resident: $60/hour
Office Hours
Venue/Event Space Hours Monday–Thursday: 9am–5pm Friday & Saturday: 9am–11pm Sunday: 12pm–6pm
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1201 Clark Ferguson Drive North Kansas City, MO 64116 816.300.0545 www.nkc.org
Bridging Lives, Enriching Families