
Royals Move to Crown Center: Irish Fest's Future
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Kansas City Royals Relocation Sparks Festival Relocation: The Irish Fest, a long-standing tradition at Crown Center, is set to continue in the new Royals home. Organizers, Royals owner, Hallmark, and city leaders collaborate to integrate the festival into the revamped space, ensuring its place in Kansas Citys cultural landscape.
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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Royals Move to Crown Center: Irish Fest's Future. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Kansas City Royals just dropped big news. They're relocating to the Crown Center, right at the Hallmark headquarters campus. That's possibly ground zero for the Kansas City Irish Fest for over 20 years, turning Crown Center Square into a massive party every Labor Day. Weekend, the Fest draws huge crowds with music, stages, and that electric vibe in the entertainment district. Now with the Royals incoming, it's got folks wondering what's next for these longstanding traditions. Organizers hit back quick with a statement full of optimism. They're pumped about the Royals move and confident the Fest can stick around in this revamped space, keeping it spot in the city's heartbeat. They're gearing up to team up with Royals owner John Sherman, Hallmark's Don Hall Jr., and city leaders to make it happen. No panic, just straight collaboration to weave the Fest into the future layout. Next year's bash is locked in for September 4th through 6th in 2026, so the tradition rolls on while everyone eyes how this shakes.
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