Grace Lotz
Digital Audience & Marketing ManagerGrace Lotz is the Digital Audience & Marketing Manager for KCUR and the Kansas News Service. An Illinois native, she arrived in Kansas City in 2012 and has been at KCUR since 2017. Her background in music and marketing, paired with a lifelong passion for public radio, are the driving forces behind her focus on the audience of KCUR and the Kansas News Service.
You can reach her at grace@kcur.org.
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Summer is a great time to try out a new adventure around Kansas City. We've selected a few of our favorite things to do this summer, including outdoor and indoor activities, road trips and staycations, and places to explore around the metro. -
Summer is arguably the best time to live in Kansas City. We put together a list of the 2025 summer season's can't-miss events, including Juneteenth, Pride and July 4 festivities — plus annual staples like the Ethnic Enrichment Festival. -
Looking for the best watch parties for Super Bowl 59 in Kansas City? Here’s everything you need to know about catching the big game, from bars to home cable and streaming options. Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. CST on Feb. 9. -
Whether you're watching Super Bowl 58 at home or hoping to cheer on the Kansas City Chiefs with a crowd, you'll have plenty of options across the city. Kickoff is at 5:30 p.m. CST on Feb. 11. -
Question: How many bars and restaurants host weekly trivia competitions across the Kansas City metro? KCUR did some digging to bring you the answer. -
Roller skating isn't for the '80s anymore. If you're looking to give it a try, here are a few tips and local resources to help you get started. -
Beginning March 13, KCUR is adding more music to your Saturday night playlist on The Session With Hermon Mehari. -
With public pools closed, and the beach a bit too far to get to safely, Kansas Citians can still make do with a few swimming holes within an hour's drive. -
Although parades are canceled this year and your usual Memorial Day celebrations may look a lot different, there are still ways to pay your respects at local memorials or at home. -
Sometimes the audience catches things in daily life that a journalist misses — things with the potential to become exceptional stories. Questions that…
