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Here are Kansas City's must-see events this January

Social media content creator Adriana Davalos talks with Up To Date about events happening in Kansas City next month.
Elizabeth Ruiz
Social media content creator Adriana Davalos talks with Up To Date about events happening in Kansas City next month.

There's always something fun to do in Kansas City, but sometimes it can be hard to keep track. Adriana Davalos (aka @kclifestylegirl), a Kansas City content creator, joined KCUR's Up To Date to discuss events happening in January that people might want to put on their calendar.

Kansas City's success on the field has made the city's sporting events a tough ticket to snag. But there are so many other forms of entertainment happening all around town.

Whether you're looking for a fun excursion with the family, a nice date night or laughs with friends, Adriana Davalos (also known as @kclifestylegirl on social media) has a rundown of things to plan for in January 2025.

Here are her suggestions:

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