KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Automotive Museum (KCAM) announced Tuesday that it has begun searching for a new location that will support its continued growth, educational mission and community engagement.
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Since opening in 2014, the KCAM has become a gathering place for automotive enthusiasts, families, collectors and visitors of all ages.
“Our Olathe location has been an important part of our story, and we are incredibly grateful for the opportunities it has provided over the past 12 years,” museum leadership said in a news release.
“This building has allowed us to grow, build meaningful relationships and establish a strong presence within Kansas City’s automotive community. We are proud of what we have accomplished here, and even more excited about the possibilities ahead.”
No closure date or relocation timeline is being announced at this time.
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According to the news release, the museum looks forward to 2027 with its focus remaining on creating new opportunities to engage the community, strengthen educational programming, expand partnerships and provide an enhanced experience for members, visitors and supporters.
“We recognize that change can bring uncertainty, but it also creates opportunity,” museum leadership said. “Our mission has always been bigger than the building we occupy. As we look to the future, our goal is to continue growing, evolving and finding new ways to share Kansas City’s automotive stories with generations to come.”
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