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Arts News: Open Doors! greets World Cup visitors with music, art and more in vacant storefronts

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The new 515 Music Hub in a spruced-up formerly vacant storefront at 515 Southwest Blvd. is shared by KC Jazz ALIVE and Music Across Borders as part of Open Doors! (courtesy of Emily Behrmann) This summer, more than 20 once-vacant storefronts in some of the city’s busiest areas are getting new life (at least temporarily) thanks to help from the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City.
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A Kansas City public art first

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By Randy Mason Verified
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Though the parking garage is still scheduled to open in May, Reunion, a 20 x 28-foot banner by Michael Toombs, will remain in place until the winning entry is completed this summer.
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Arts News | Clio: Hundreds of tours at your fingertips

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William Volker Memorial Fountain, one of hundreds of cultural and historical landmarks explored on the Clio website (courtesy Clio) What if a mobile app could clue you in on more than 40,000 historical and cultural landmarks (1,300 of them in the KC metro area alone) with just the click of a button? Or guide you on hundreds of tours here and across the country. For free. That digital “curiosity machine” actually does exist, and it’s called Clio.
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