Originally a stable for the Smith Brothers Steam Bakery, the second floor stored the horses’ feed and bedding. We restored the old beauty of this historic building while leaving the original hayloft doors and beams still intact. Today, The Hayloft at Lifted Spirits is a place to share moments, milestones and memories. We can host events with up to 175 people.

The Oliver Building Event Space encompasses 3 floors of a lovingly restored 1880s building in Kansas City's Historic West bottoms. With over 20,000 sqft the Oliver is perfect for everything from an intimate, romantic wedding, a throwdown party or corporate trade shows and seminars. Make history at your next event at the historic Oliver.

For over 25 years, locally owned and operated Grand Street Cafe has been a Kansas City favorite for its modern American cuisine. Servicing events, we are your one stop shop event space. Whether you're here to celebrate your love story, organize a business meeting, host a dinner or brunch gathering, or anything in between, we are here to take care of you! Our event space can hold up to 300 guests, and includes linens, napkins, tables, chairs, a private bar, center pieces, parking and more!

T-Shotz is a next level golf and entertainment venue founded and operated by Kansas Citians. Let us bring the experience to your special day. Located in Kansas City’s Northland, the unique 54,000 square foot facility will include: • Fun for all skill levels - no golf experience necessary • Cutting edge technology - unique, top-of-the-line golf experience • Climate-controlled tee boxes for year-round play • Delicious food and drink - full-service bar and grill or catering options • Three levels with 66 bays - can accommodate groups of all sizes • Kids zone play room and event spaces with activities for all age •Multiple private banquet and conference rooms and floors • Cornhole and shuffleboard • Pickleball coming fall of 2023

A new Outdoor/Indoor Entertainment Venue and Restaurant Concept in North Kansas City. Located on the corner of 18th and Burlington in North Kansas City. The idea was conceived in the Grand Cayman Islands over cold beer and jerk chicken. One man’s love for delicious, wood-fired chicken and the game of pickleball led to the 2016 founding of Chicken N Pickle’s flagship location in Kansas City and has quickly developed into a wildly popular destination for food and fun in other markets.

Our event space is classically decorated with a timeless, European folk-tale inspired motif that reaches from floor to our beautiful 16 foot ceilings. The rustic full-wall windows let in gorgeous floods of sunlight by day and romantic views of the city by night. We would love to help host your event and perfectly curate your special day. Our space can seat up to 45 guests plus additional outdoor and side room accommodations if needed. Event Rentals start at $600 for a three hour rental. Our in-house catering menu is available for events and includes crepe bars, charcuterie options, bartending and more. Please contact us for more information regarding event planning, pricing, and catering. We are a full operational brunch restaurant so our event bookings can only be made after 4pm Thursday-Sunday.

The Pilgrim Center and its predecessor have been building community in midtown, Kansas City, Missouri for nearly 50 years. In the late-1960’s, a group of involved neighborhood leaders first gathered in Westport to address the issues of violence and crime that were overtaking their historic neighborhood. Out of their discussions, the Westport Allen Center was born, and two young seminarians, Roger and Liz Coleman, were invited to lead this organization. The Westport Allen Center purchased a building and began offering the space free to groups interested in improving the community. Before long, the first Free Clinic in the area opened, rehearsal space was provided for what would become the Kansas City Ballet, the Allen Edison school was founded, and affordable housing for seniors created in the neighborhood. Making childcare, education, healthcare, senior living, and arts programming available to the area were big steps in rebuilding a healthier community for Westport.