Kansas City Black History & Jazz Tour
Trace Kansas City's jazz, Black business and civil rights heritage
5.0 stars• 18 reviews
Duration
2 hrs
Includes
Jazz history, live music
Highlights
Explore the people, places and movements that shaped Kansas City's African American history. Discover the connections between jazz, entrepreneurship and the pursuit of civil rights.
- Trace Charlie Parker's early years and the jazz culture of 12th Street
- See the homes of Satchel Paige and Sarah Rector
- Discover the nation's first African American car dealership
- Explore the Musicians Union and Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame
- Learn how the City Beautiful Movement affected race relations
- Enjoy live music from the In Tribe Band
Important details
- Children ages 17 and under must be supervised by an adult, with a maximum of two children per adult
Cancellation Policy
Bookings are redeemable for one year and are non-refundable.
Product ID: 7AY79N
FAQs
Yes. Children 17 and younger can join for free under adult supervision, with a limit of two children per adult.
The tour starts and ends at Gates Bar-B-Q. The tour description notes a barbecue chicken special is available on Sundays at Gates Bar-B-Q with two sides.
Meeting details
Gates Plaza, 1221 Brooklyn Avenue, Kansas City, MO 64127
Experience provided by Kansas City Tour Company
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