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Contact

Call us, or come by.

The finished part of the building is open on weekdays, and we would rather show it to you than describe it.

Phone

816-388-0089

Address

9503 E 63rd Street
Raytown, Missouri
Open seven days a week
Sunday
1pm – 6pm
Monday
10am – 8:30pm
Tuesday
10am – 8:30pm
Wednesday
10am – 8:30pm
Thursday
10am – 8:30pm
Friday
10am – 10pm
Saturday
10am – 10pm

We share the building with the businesses that support us, and the community is welcome at any time.

Finding the door

Come in under the rainbow.

There is no door marked A.I.M., so this is the part worth knowing before you drive over. The main entrance is the KC Art Van Gogh door — the one beneath the rainbow on the stairs.

From 63rd Street, look for the Landmark 63 sign. A.I.M. is 9503, the blue panel; the escape rooms at 9507 are a different business.

The Landmark 63 sign on East 63rd Street: a blue panel reading A.I.M. Academy Career Center and KC Art Van Gogh at 9503, beside a panel for escape rooms at 9507.
Look for this from the road. The blue panel is 9503 — A.I.M. and KC Art Van Gogh.
The entrance at 9503 E 63rd Street: a black door with a round KC Art Van Gogh sign, beneath an outdoor staircase decorated with a full rainbow, and an Art Classes banner on the balcony.
This is the door. Under the rainbow, with the KC Art Van Gogh circle on it. Walk straight in — the studios and the equipping center are through here.
Looking for

Companies that will want to hire.

We are not ready to place students yet. The building has to be finished before we can train them properly, and we will not send anyone to a job before they are ready for it.

What we are looking for now is corporate partners who want first look when that changes — and, if you want it, a hand in what those students are taught. That is why the build comes before everything else this year.

Who stands behind this

Our sponsors and partners.

  • Coba’s Creations
  • Artistic Trades & Renovations
  • KC Art Van Gogh
  • Emerald City Makers

Please give to equip the next generation.

Training up the youth. It takes a village to raise a child.

Keep the trades alive. Let’s keep the kids off the streets and give them a safe place to learn and grow.