UNIQUE EVENT VENUE IN KANSAS CITY
HISTORY REVITALIZED FOR YOUR MODERN EVENT
HOST YOUR NEXT EVENT AT KANSAS CITY'S UNION
UNION's unique downtown event space embodies a historic feel and includes the beauty found in Kansas City's iconic art district, The Crossroads. Our 7,500 square foot building offers original exposed brick, open beams, and wooden floors, to offer a blank canvas for you to envision your next event. Our venue serves as an event space for corporate events, networking events, galas, wedding ceremonies & receptions, mitzvahs, quinceañeras, workshops, photoshoots, and so much more.
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200 +
GUESTS
FREEDOM
& FLEXIBILITY
24 HOUR
RENTALS
BRING YOUR
OWN VENDORS
The venue is yours from 10AM the day of your event until 10AM the following day; with hourly rentals during the week.
Seated capacity for up to 200 guests, but cocktail/standing events can accommodate more.
Allow your imagination to come to life. We love being a part of your creativity.
Have a specific vendor in mind? Bring ’em! Don’t know any vendors? We’ve got ’em!
KIND WORDS
what they're saying about us...
"The venue itself is simply stunning, and the multiple floors were a logistical dream. UNION was everything we could have wanted and more."
"If you're thinking about booking UNION, do it! The space is beautiful and the staff was great! Our guests had all positive things to say about the space!"
"It was truly a night we will never forget and it went off with no issues thanks to an amazing team of people. We’re so happy we had our wedding at UNION!"
-karly
-maddie
-katie
FEATURES & AWARDS
Our location
Also known as "The City of Fountains", Kansas City is the most centrally located major metropolitan area in the United States. More importantly, it’s the home of barbecue, jazz, and inspiring entertainment. First Fridays are a signature downtown event, attracting over 10,000 residents and tourists to enjoy local art, music, and food. Built in 1929, UNION was formerly a film processing center. Filmmakers came to Kansas City to develop their film as an alternative to the lofty prices at the crossroads of New York and California.