A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats.
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The Kansas City Symphony has filed plans with the city for its planned new music venue near the Country Club Plaza that would have room for 4,600 concert-goers.
Symphony leadership says that the Kauffman Center will remain the orchestra’s home, but the new music venue would open up a funding source that would help sustain the symphony into the future.
The new venue, at 4901 Main St., would include a flat floor, a mezzanine and two balconies. It would focus on shows from contemporary music genres.
The city’s plan commission advanced the plans this week. The City Council will have the final say at a later date.
See renderings of the Symphony’s proposed new music venue below:
A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats. Populous
A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats. Populous
A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats. Populous
A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats. Populous
A rendering of the Kansas City Symphony’s planned new venue near the Country Club Plaza with 4,600 seats. Populous
Chris Higgins writes about development for the Kansas City Star. He graduated from the University of Iowa and joins the Star after working at newspapers in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin and Des Moines, Iowa.
