The Juliet is located in the beautifully restored Historic Luzier Cosmetics Building that was built in 1928. Whether you’re looking to host a small gathering, networking event, or intimate wedding, The Juliet is a small luxury multi-use rooftop loft venue. Featuring white-washed walls, original black framed pane-glass windows, 20 foot ceilings, modern light-fixtures, and a Juliet balcony, this contemporary space is a dream come true!

Drexel Hall is a 100-year-old Midtown Kansas City staple! Built in 1910 by entrepreneur Barbara Drexel, the hall has been home to countless weddings and community gatherings of all kinds. Today, the hall retains its historic charm while offering couples the flexibility to make the space their own.

The Hotel Bothwell promises perfect, seamless execution of your event plans and customized options to make your day unique. Whether it is a birthday, business meeting, seminar, wedding ceremony, reception, or any other special event you just need help with, we can help! And if you are having an event that requires folks to come from out of town, we offer group room rates to accommodate your guest’s hotel needs. We are available for set up of the space, as well as tear down and cleanup of the venue once you are finished. We provide tables, chairs, and linens. We also provide items for rent to use while you are utilizing our facility such as chairs covers, punch bowl, wrought iron garden arch, and mirrors for the center of tables. The Ivory Grille Restaurant and Lounge are available for both catering needs and bar needs.

The Pilgrim Center and its predecessor have been building community in midtown, Kansas City, Missouri for nearly 50 years. In the late-1960’s, a group of involved neighborhood leaders first gathered in Westport to address the issues of violence and crime that were overtaking their historic neighborhood. Out of their discussions, the Westport Allen Center was born, and two young seminarians, Roger and Liz Coleman, were invited to lead this organization. The Westport Allen Center purchased a building and began offering the space free to groups interested in improving the community. Before long, the first Free Clinic in the area opened, rehearsal space was provided for what would become the Kansas City Ballet, the Allen Edison school was founded, and affordable housing for seniors created in the neighborhood. Making childcare, education, healthcare, senior living, and arts programming available to the area were big steps in rebuilding a healthier community for Westport.

In April 2022, leading independent promoter Mammoth purchased and took ownership of the historic theater. As with many of the company’s ventures, mammoth’s goal is to build on the venue’s amazing legacy of artists while continuing to attract and grow a diversity of performers to the theater. the company also remains committed to preserving the building’s history and enhancing the performer and fan experience.