By David Markham A Leawood man who channeled his grief over the 2002 murder of his daughter into an organization which has taught tens of thousands of girls and women

By The Johnson County Museum The Johnson County Museum’s new special exhibition, REDLINED: Cities, Suburbs, and Segregation, opened on Kansas Day (January 29) last month. The exhibit is extensive, chronicling

By David Markham The Parks & Recreation Foundation of Johnson County recently announced a major gift pledge From Carol and Fred Logan of Leawood. The Logans have agreed to gift

By David Markham A Renaissance-set musical farce. Beloved Disney heroes and royalty in the kingdom of Auradon. A substitute teacher tasked with turning his students into a mind-blowing rock band.

By David Markham JCPRD presents programs and events to serve a number of audiences, and while youth programs are often in the forefront, especially at this time of year when

By the Johnson County Museum Redlined: Cities, Suburbs, and Segregation, the Johnson County Museum’s newest special exhibition, opened this Saturday, Jan. 29. The exhibit explores the history of redlining and

By David Markham If it were up to Park Naturalist Diana Bliss, she’d be running youth camps all year long! “I think that it is essential to give kids an

By David Markham Planned for 2022 are a variety of improvements to JCPRD parks and facilities, including several ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) improvements as well as studies, which pave

By David Markham I know it’s only January, but have you thought about what you’d like your child to get out of summer camp this year? JCPRD’s programmers and camp

By the Johnson County Museum January is here, and so is the start of the growing season. While the idea might seem strange to most today, Johnson County farmers like

By Executive Director Jeff Stewart The Johnson County Park and Recreation District had much success in achieving many of our established 2021 goals and objectives. Our strategic plan (Legacy Plan)

By David Markham The Parks and Recreation Foundation of Johnson County announces the Access + Equity For All Fund, a program that raises funds for scholarships, projects, and accommodations that reduce

By the Johnson County Museum The newly expanded Johnson County Museum Store is the perfect place to pick up unique holiday gifts for everyone on your list. From mid-century modern housewares to

By the Johnson County Museum Each year, Johnson County Museum staff transform the All-Electric House’s interior and exterior into a Mid-Century Christmas wonderland, placing holiday touches throughout the home that

By David Markham JCPRD has some great places for you to exercise or just get outside If you overdo it (again) over Thanksgiving and want to walk, run, or bike