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Fountain Day 2025

Mill Creek Comes to Life: Highlights from Fountain Day 2025 đź“… Wednesday, May 23rd, 2025 | 📍 Mill Creek Park There’s a timeless magic when Kansas City’s fountains begin to flow again. On Wednesday, April 23rd, we gathered at Mill Creek Park beside the Mill Creek Fountain to welcome the return of the water—and all […]

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Fountain Fest 2025

A Celebration of Kansas City’s Culture, Creativity, and Community 📅 Saturday, April 19th, 2025 | ⏰ 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM | 📍 Mill Creek Park Get ready, Kansas City! Fountain Fest 2025 is coming to Mill Creek Park on April 19th for a full day of celebration, live entertainment, food, and family-friendly fun. This

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Holiday Gifts Inspired by Kansas City’s Fountains

As you prepare for the holidays, make your gift-giving more meaningful with items that celebrate Kansas City’s rich fountain heritage. The City of Fountains Foundation offers a selection of products perfect for family, friends, or anyone who loves Kansas City. Every purchase supports our mission to promote and advocate for public fountains, sculptures, and monuments

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A Holiday Keepsake That Honors Kansas City’s Iconic Fountains

As the holiday season approaches, we look for ways to celebrate traditions, share meaningful gifts, and bring the warmth of community into our homes. This year, The City of Fountains Foundation is proud to present a special opportunity to do just that with a handcrafted ornament by renowned Kansas City ceramicist Irma Starr. Created to

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Preserving History – Conservation Work on the Lewis and Clark Sculpture at Case Park

The Corps of Discovery sculpture at Case Park, depicting the Lewis and Clark expedition, recently received much-needed care, thanks to the combined efforts of the Ciociola Conservation team and the City of Fountains Foundation. This project involved the removal of paint vandalism, detailed cleaning, and a protective waxing to restore the statue’s original beauty and

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City of Fountains Foundation at Mill Creek Park During Plaza Art Fair!

On Saturday, September 21st, the City of Fountains Foundation will set up a tent near the iconic Mill Creek Park Fountain. From 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, we will be offering exclusive merchandise celebrating Kansas City’s historic fountains. You’ll also get a chance to view renderings of the proposed new location for the Volker Fountain,

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Discover the Art of Preservation: Sculpture Cleaning and Maintenance Class

Are you passionate about public art and looking for a unique way to contribute to Kansas City’s artistic heritage? The City of Fountains Foundation is excited to offer a hands-on Sculpture Cleaning and Maintenance Class, providing the perfect opportunity to engage with our city’s sculptures while learning essential skills in art conservation. Recently, a group

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Adopt-A-Monument Sculpture Cleaning and Maintenance Demonstration

Last Saturday, the Adopt-A-Monument Committee of the City of Fountains Foundation hosted a successful sculpture cleaning event along beautiful Ward Parkway. Volunteers and local residents gathered on Ward Parkway with professional sculpture conservator Paul Benson to learn and help maintain our neighborhood sculptures. Thank you to everyone who came out and supported this initiative! Check

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The Vital Work of the Adopt-A-Monument Committee

The Adopt-A-Monument Committee plays a crucial role in preserving Kansas City’s public sculptures and monuments. This dedicated group combines volunteer efforts with professional expertise to maintain and conserve our city’s artistic heritage. A Look Back: Our Journey Initiated by the Historic Kansas City Foundation with a grant from the National Save Outdoor Sculpture project, over

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