Independence Plaza
History Independence Plaza is an unusual park. Located at Independence Boulevard and Park Avenue, it is divided into two parts – one part located on the north side of Independence […]
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Midtown
Ivanhoe Park
The property for today’s Ivanhoe Park was a mostly empty area when it was purchased and used by the City of Kansas City for building temporary housing for returning WWII
Martin Luther King, Jr. Park
We want your feedback! Please share your thoughts on project designs for BRW Connector Community Park. The survey closes at midnight on October 31. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/BRWconnectorpark HISTORY
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Harmony Park
In 1968, the Park Department received a petition to establish a park near 10th and Agnes from area residents. The department agreed that it was desirable idea to pursue as
Heim’s Electric Park
This facility’s football field is under a Fall facility use agreement. On May 7, 2019, the KC Parks Board approved a resolution restoring Heim Park back to its historical name,
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Hibbs Park
HISTORY An empty lot covered with brush that had been used as an unofficial dump on the southeast corner of 59th Street and Spruce Avenue was conceived as a place
Hospital Hill Park
Home of Sybil Silkwood Nutter Inclusive Playground.
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Hyde Park
History Hyde Park was started in the late 1880s as a private park by real estate developers who were creating a neighborhood of high-priced residences. Landscape Architect George Kessler was
