Welcome spring in Greenwood’s antique district

by Corbin Crable | Feb 27, 2026 | Mid-American, Missouri

March 2026

Welcome spring in Greenwood’s antique district

A pair of events in Greenwood will allow shoppers to revel in deals as they gear up for the spring season.

Greenwood Vintage Market’s Spring Handmade Market, which takes place March 21, will feature a variety of hand-crafted, unique gifts – everything from clothing to art to edible goodies. The entire antique district on Main Street will also be holding its spring open house all weekend, March 20-22. It’s a great time to get out to enjoy the warmer weather and see what’s new for spring.

The following month, on April 25, deals will be in full bloom, at the store, will host its garden show. Come out and find those perfect special touches for your garden and become the talk of the neighborhood.

For more information, call 816-537-7172.

Greenwood spring Open House

Spring has sprung in Greenwood. Find treasures for your home and garden at the Spring Handmade Market and Open House. (Image courtesy of Facebook)

Southside marks first anniversary with storewide sale

by Corbin Crable | Feb 27, 2026 | Mid-American, Missouri

March 2026

Southside marks first anniversary with storewide sale

Now that it’s passed its one-year anniversary, Southside Flea Market in St. Joseph is celebrating the milestone with a storewide sale on March 7.

Customers can save 15% off the final price storewide; in addition, the store will open an hour early at 9 a.m. and close at 6 p.m.

“We appreciate being a part of the community and want to pass our gratitude on to the customer,” according to a written statement from the flea market. “Swing by to see our selection of antiques, collectibles, pop culture, coins, currency, and more.”

For more information, call Southside Flea Market at 816-341-0024.

Jesse James Antique Mall

They’re all smiles at Southside Flea Market, celebrating their first anniversary. (Image courtesy of Southside Flea Market)

Home and flower show will help make your house a home

by Corbin Crable | Jan 30, 2026 | Mid-American, Missouri

February 2026

Home and flower show will help make your house a home

The Kansas City Home and Flower Show returns to Bartle Hall Feb. 27 through March 1, 2026. The show boasts more than 300 booths full of new and innovative products for upgrading your home and outdoor living space. Stroll through beautiful home, lawn, garden, and landscaping displays.
The event will feature non-stop exciting entertainment:
• KC’s Antique Roadshow with FREE Antique Appraisals with Tom Tangen
• Explore an Immersive and Rare Butterfly Exhibition
• Live performances all three days by America’s Got
• Talent fan favorite “Puppy Pals” – a family fun action-packed show where adopted and rescued dogs perform
spectacular stunts & breathtaking feats
• Full Seminar line-up
• How-to Demos on making a Fairy Garden
• Rare Peony, Iris and Lily exhibits; Gorgeous Orchid and Fresh Flower displays
• “Art in the Park” exhibit with breathtaking floral paintings
• Tons of activities for the Kids – climbing wall, Kids
Zone, Petting Zoo and more
Browse through hundreds of booths of home improvement products and services. Vendors will showcase the hottest new trends in kitchen and bathroom remodeling, organization ideas, fireplace updates, sunroom additions, and color and texture ideas for floors and walls. Exhibitors will also display everything needed for exterior home upgrades, including windows, doors, landscaping, siding, decks, roofing, guttering, garage additions and more – plus furnishings to freshen inside and outside your living space.
For details and a discount admission coupon, visit KCMOhomeshow.com.
Adults $15, youth 16 and younger are free.
Noon-8pm, Friday, Feb. 27, 10am-7pm, Saturday, Feb. 28, 10am-4pm, Sunday, March 1.
For more information, call 816-676-0246 or e-mail
teresal@rjpromotions.com
— Submitted by Teresa Larison

Kansas City Home & Flower Show

Find just the right thing you didn’t know you needed at Jesse James Antique Mall during their “For the Love of Junk” sale. (Image courtesy of Facebook)