18th and Vine

The 18th and Vine neighborhood in Kansas City is a culturally significant area that celebrates African-American history, particularly in jazz and baseball. With its rich culinary scene, engaging entertainment venues, nearby parks, and diverse housing options, the neighborhood offers a distinct experience for residents and visitors alike.

The neighborhood’s rich culture offers visitors and residents a variety of soul food restaurants, barbecue joints, and cafes where they can savor traditional dishes and experience the local food culture. Along with outstanding food, 18th and Vine is renowned for its vibrant entertainment scene. The neighborhood is home to the American Jazz Museum and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, both offering engaging exhibits and live performances. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history of jazz and baseball, which are integral to the neighborhood's identity.

For a small area, there are enjoyable green spaces at The Grove Park and Benton Plaza Park, as well as tree-lined streets and even an MLB Urban Youth Academy that caters to young baseball players.

Outside entertainment, 18th and Vine provides a mix of housing options, including historic homes, renovated buildings, and developments that cater to the needs of residents of any age.