We were fond of this gallery when it was located in Parkville. I understand their decision to move…read moreto Weston, but personally will not be making the trip as much as I would have in Parkville. It's still a lovely gallery with a wide variety of artistic work from jewelry, fiber arts and pottery to photography, paintings, etc. It's a great place to find a gift with a wide variety of prices.

First of all, I'm a member of this cooperative gallery and have been since 2010, so full…read moredisclosure. :) But it's a great gallery with some very talented Kansas City-area artists. ALL of the artists are local. I'm one of the furthest away, and I'm from Lawrence. Each of us works 2 to 3 shifts per month, so living within driving distance is a must. We were located in Parkville for many happy years, but we're now enjoying our location in Weston. It's worth the trip.

When you think of fall in the midwest, this is the kind of place you want to spend a Saturday…read moreafternoon (provided it's actually nice weather and not that fake 88 degree fall weather). We had been going to another nearby orchard for apple picking, but the shine wore off that and Weston Red Barn Farm is our new pick. It's a great little escape from Kansas City that's under an hour drive from downtown itself. They have: -Tons of pumpkins -A maze -Goats, chickens, horses, pigs, and other animals -Cider slushies, candies, and fall goodies While we most recently visited on a Monday (kids were off school), the weekends are where it's at here. They have more food options, pony rides, and other fun stuff for the kids. It's understandably quieter during the week. Oh and let's not forget the overall setting: bucolic, relaxing, and pretty beautiful for Missouri countryside is I may say so myself. I totally see why people get married here.

I've been coming here for 4 years. The farm is great, they have a great variety of pumpkins, it…read moredoesn't cost anything to get in, and their apple cider slushees are very good! I have to give a lower rating this year because they don't have much on their website as far as Covid guidelines. I reached out to see if they'd allow visitors to walk to the pumpkin patch to avoid the crowded wagon and they said no. I also asked if the wagons would have distance between seats and they said no. I realize outside is a little safer but I don't want to be forced onto a wagon with strangers who may not be wearing masks. This review is more for people who are wondering about their guidelines and if it's safe. They do usually have pre-picked pumpkins for sale that you don't have to ride a wagon to get to which is nice but I think I'll have to find a pumpkin patch that has some actual guidelines for Covid this year.

It's free admission so you can take a chance. There are fascinating displays featuring life from…read more1837 when the town was established through the first half of the 20th century.

This museum is a bit small, but has a good offering of exhibits. It has a lower level of displays…read morewith a nice restroom that is actually a part of the exhibits. There is an extensive video to view on a large screen television.

I've been to Weston like a hundred times and never even knew this place existed! It is a funny…read morelittle place, with tons of silk "paintings" they are so intricate, they often look like paintings! When we walked in, we were given a brief introduction to the process of making the creations, and then we wandered on our own. I was awed by how talented these people are! I had no idea anything like this even existed! A fun little stop in Weston!

Small shop with numerous examples of woven art. The owner gave a nice tour, and I learned about…read morethese interesting pieces.

Jamie is relaxed and has such a vibrant connection with your loved one who is no longer alive . She…read morehas such an open and understanding heart. I really appreciate how there is a feel of deep warmth & caring and at the same time this encounter is very ordinary and natural. Jamie is the person I would recommend and go to for such visionary insights.

It was such a pleasure to meet Jamie and have a reading. It was a fabulous experience and I would…read morealways recommend her ! She is definately blessed with a gift and the help that she can provide to all who experience a reading !

Bring your air buds to listen (respectfully) to the narrative on the QR codes throughout the place…read more Nice little museum

Visiting KC from NY primarily to go to National WW I museum. Stumbled upon this museum. Excellent!…read moreHad to go through background check to enter fort property, but worth it. Totally recommend.

It's air conditioned and plenty of places to sit in each area. That's all that really matters.read more

This was a fun place to spend an hour or two with my toddlers before starting a long car drive! We…read moregot in for about 50% off using our Children's museum pass from another state. Loved the outdoor space to explore with little trikes and a playhouse, wheelbarrows, etc. There were several reading books set areas set up with books to read to your kids, a large overhead climbing area, lots of busy boards, tables set up with smaller building toys for older kids, and more!

Girls are super nice and farm tour was interesting. They sell fresh eggs and numerous items in…read moretheir store. I purchased an alpaca hat that I love!! As well as some "soap envelopes" that are awesome when camping. They are a Harvest Host location that I recommend! I am rating it 4 stars instead of five because it does smell like a farm.

From the owner: We are a farm family of girls that absolutly love farm life. We all love animals and caring for…read morethem. We also love to cook and make food and serve others. We have been raising puppies, bunnies and many other animals for several years now. We love to share what the Lord has blessed us with! We give farm tours and would love to show you our farm!