Building for a Growing Community

In 1997, some of the Basehor Pride organization members got involved with the Historical Society and have been instrumental in the development of plans for a new building. Wes Neu, Jeral Cooper, and Becky Doyal formulated and promoted the idea for a large facility to house both the Basehor Museum and a Regional Conference Center. Late in 1998, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Breuer, long-time Basehor residents, donated ten acres of land to the Society for the building site.

Fund raising efforts are now underway for the construction of the 29,000 square foot facility to be built at the SW corner of 158th and Parallel. 

Amenities Offered by the New Facility:

Auditorium for seminars, conferences, wedding receptions, concerts, plays, recitals, trade shows (seating for 500)

Dinner Theater (seating for 250)

Meeting/Training Rooms (seating for up to 150)
Dance Hall & Lounge with sound stage & bar 
(seating for up to 500)

Commercial-Grade Kitchen Facility

Historical Museum with gift shop

Use of the facility is by rental agreement. Our rates will be competitive with those of other facilities in the Kansas City and surrounding areas.