Mutual Musicians' Foundation Building

The Mutual Musicians' Foundation Building, located at 1823 Highland Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri, is a historic site known for its pivotal role in the development of the 'Kansas City Style' of jazz. This National Historic Landmark, recognized in 1981, was home to legendary musicians such as Count Basie and Charlie Parker. Originally built as a residential property, it has transformed into a vibrant performing venue and museum, continuing to host jam sessions and events that celebrate its rich musical heritage.