At Neighborhood Hearing Center, our team works with you to reconnect you to the sounds and people in your life. There’s no better time than the holidays to celebrate with your loved ones and reconnect over festive sounds. With so much to hear in Kansas City this holiday season, we’ve selected some family-friendly favorites for you to check out.
The Strawberry Swing – 7th Annual Holiday Swing Indie Craft Fair, Union Station, December 10
Still on the hunt for that perfect Christmas gift? Support local Kansas City makers and artisans on December 10 at the Strawberry Swing Holiday Swing Indie Craft Fair. Featuring over 100 handmade and vintage vendors, kids’ crafts, and photo booths, this all-day event (10am to 6pm) offers plenty of creative, beautifully crafted goods that will make excellent presents for the upcoming holiday. The event includes food trucks and live music. The Swing also donates proceeds from vendor fares to a local Kansas City nonprofit. Learn more here.
A Charlie Brown Christmas and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Musical, The Coterie, both playing through December 31
Who doesn’t love these two heart-warming tales of friendship, difference, and teamwork – as well as “misfits” who save Christmas? Beloved by generations, the story of Rudolph comes to the stage with a colorful production and fantastic music. Let this holiday story remind us that “what makes you different can also make you special.” Similarly, Charlie Brown feels disillusioned about the materialistic side of Christmas, but still, with his little fir tree, tries to restore the spirit of the season with his best friends.
For more information and tickets, visit The Coterie’s website.
A Christmas Carol, Kansas City Repertory Theatre, through December 24
The Kansas City Repertory Theatre presents the classic tale by Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol through December 24. Follow the journey of Ebenezer Scrooge as he travels through his past, present, and future while learning the true meaning of Christmas – and life. The Kansas City Repertory Theatre has gone all-out with this production: from lively musical numbers to ornate costumes and incredible stage design. Don’t miss KCRep’s 37th season of this holiday classic! Learn more here.
Union Station’s Holiday Movie Series
The 100-year-old Union Station in Kansas City is a hub of culture, education, and entertainment. Along with traveling national exhibits, Science City exhibits, and lighting ceremonies, Union Station is excited to present a holiday movie series at the Regnier Extreme Screen Theatre. With 400 2D movie seats and 330 3D movie seats, this cinema is the best place to enjoy your favorite holiday movies on the big screen. From classics such as Home Alone to National Lampoon, to a Polar Express pajama party, there’s some holiday festivity for everyone. And – best of all – the thing we’ve been waiting for: the new episode of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, opening December 16. For more information on the film calendar, go here.
New Year’s Swingin’ Eve at Union Station, featuring Dave Stephens & KCJO 7, the Kansas City Jazz Orchestra, and the KC All Stars
How often do you get to attend a party that is a Travel Channel “National Pick” for New Year’s Eve celebrations? If you’re in Kansas City, the answer is once a year! This event is not to be missed. This is Kansas City’s biggest New Year’s Eve swing party, held at the historic Union Station. With live big band swing music, along with pop hits from the 60s to present, this party has it all. Tickets include admission, live music, party favors, drinks, hot appetizers, and a midnight champagne toast.
Learn more about ticket options and the full schedule here.
Visit Us at Neighborhood Hearing Centers
Your sense of hearing connects you to the sounds of festivity as well as your loved ones. Leaving hearing loss untreated can be incredibly isolating – something we don’t want this holiday season, or any other time of the year, for that matter. This holiday season, give the gift of hearing. If you’ve been experiencing changes in your hearing, contact us at Neighborhood Hearing Centers.
Your sense of hearing connects you to the sounds of festivity as well as your loved ones. Leaving hearing loss untreated can be incredibly isolating – something we don’t want this holiday season, or any other time of the year, for that matter. This holiday season, give the gift of hearing. If you’ve been experiencing changes in your hearing, contact us at Neighborhood Hearing Centers.