Restaurant Week, New Shops, and More in Kansas City

Venture out in the cold for one-of-a-kind dining experiences, a new (to KC) caffeine culture, and a shop dedicated to local goods. 


Events Worth The Drive

Our top picks from around the state.


Tom Benoist and Tony Jannus Plane

January 1, 1914

Missourians Tom Benoist and Tony Jannus began the first scheduled passenger airline service in America.


Missouri State Capitol Interior Rotunda

December 31, 1821

Governor McNair signed a bill that designated the site for the City of Jefferson, which was to become the capital city for Missouri.


December 30, 2010

Devastating tornadoes touched down across southern Missouri striking Fort Leonard Wood, Robertsville, and Sunset Hills.


River Des Peres St. Louis Forest Park World's Fair

December 29, 1901

The World's Fair Company awarded a contract to construct a wooden tunnel to take the River Des Peres under the fairgrounds on this date in 1901.


Fenton Missouri

December 28, 1874

The town of Fenton was incorporated. Its petition for incorporation claimed, "35 legal voters, 40 to 50 women, and about 90 children, with fair…


December 27, 1869

The composing room at Concordia Publishing House (on the campus of Concordia Seminary in Saint Louis) was put into operation.


Father Sebastian Meurin

December 26, 1707

Father Sebastian Meurin was born on this date. He started the first church in St. Louis and performed Missouri’s first marriage in Ste. Genevieve.