Explore Kansas City Jazz & Civil Rights Walking Tour
Walk Kansas City’s 12th Street for jazz, Bar-B-Q, and civil rights history
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From$31/ personincl. taxes and fees
Duration
1.5 hours
Includes
Jazz and Bar-B-Q history
Highlights
Explore Kansas City’s 12th Street on a 1.5-hour, 1.5-mile walking trek focused on Charlie Parker and Sarah Rector. Start and finish at Gates Bar-B-Q as you learn how jazz, Bar-B-Q, and African American history shaped the city.
- Start at Gates Plaza at 1221 Brooklyn in Kansas City, Missouri
- Learn about Charlie Parker, Sarah Rector, and 12th Street’s jazz era
- Visit Parade Park, St. Stephens Church, and a home of African American millionaires
- Discover how the City Beautiful Movement impacted race relations
- Hear the history of Kansas City Bar-B-Q and its connection to jazz
What's Included
- Guided history narration on Kansas City Bar-B-Q and jazz during segregation
Things to know
Children 17 and younger tour free under adult supervision, with a limit of two children per adult.
Cancellation Policy
Bookings are redeemable for one year, and are non-refundable.
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
1221 Brooklyn Kansas City, MO. 64127 Gates Bar-B-Q
Experience provided by Kansas City Tour Company
Experience provided by Kansas City Tour Company
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