Debra C.
6/8/2025
We had a lovely Spring Formal for our highschool students at the Vox Theatre this Spring. The staff were great to work with! I would definitely recommend this venue for your event. One of my...
Vox Theatre
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1405 Southwest Blvd
Kansas City, KS 66103
The Vox Theatre, nestled in the heart of Kansas City, KS, beckons couples, companies, and everyone in between seeking an affordable yet exquisite event space. Here, top-notch customer service seamlessly intertwines with a charming ambiance, promising unforgettable moments for any occasion. Whether it's a wedding, corporate gathering, or a celebration of any kind, the Vox Theatre stands ready to elevate your event to new heights.
Step into this enchanting venue and discover a world where elegance meets affordability, where each corner whispers tales of celebrations past and future. With a blend of historic charm and modern amenities, the Vox Theatre event space invites you to create memories that will be cherished for a lifetime. Embrace the opportunity to transform your next special event into a masterpiece within the inviting walls of the Vox Theatre.
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4.013 reviewsSal T.
8/18/2025
Extremely Disappointed - False Advertising I attended the Vampire Supper Club last week and was shocked at how misleading the event was. The ads featured beautifully curated food and drinks, but...
Natalie K.
1/16/2021
We had the absolute best experience at The Vox! On top of being such a beautiful space, the manager Anna eliminated any possible stressor of the day. She listened to exactly what we wanted, and...
Sara C.
4/7/2012
The Vox Theatre is a unique place to hold a reception. The walls are white with a grand, red curtain up front and there all all sorts of fun pictures lining the walls. The place is small but can...
N B.
2/27/2013
I have driven past this place hundreds of times in my lifetime and never knew what this place was or what this place had been. It's truly amazing what can sit behind a nondescript facade in an...
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