Discover a new world of culture, shopping, dining and entertainment at Prairiefire in Overland Park. See cutting edge exhibits from New York's famed American Museum of Natural History...catch dinner and a movie at Cinetopia Theaters...relax with friends and family at Pinstripes...EXPLORE!
The American Museum of Natural History Exhibits are deeply engaging and entertaining for all ages! At Prairiefire you will have the unique opportunity to experience these cutting edge, world renowed exhibits and see authentic artifacts from AMNH. Younger visitors will enjoy exploring the Prairiefire Discovery Room, a children's experience based on the Discovery Room at AMNH. How about spending A Night At the Museum? Young adventure-seekers will never forget this exciting overnight experience!
The American Museum of Natural history's cutting edge exhibits are developed by a staff of over 200 research scientists in conjunction with the renowned design, media, engineering, and exhibition teams at AMNH. Take a sneak-peek at some of AMNH's award-winning traveling exhibitions, coming to Overland Park at the Museum of Prairiefire...
CINETOPIA is an exciting Digital Super HD theater and entertainment experience... Enjoy the award-winning Vinotopia Restaurant & Wine Bar, dinner at the Movies, or host a private or corporate event where your guest is the STAR! Browse the art gallery, or just relax and take in live music.
Welcome to PINSTRIPES, a truly unique dining and entertainment venue featuring exceptional Italian-American food and wine; blowling lanes and indoor-outdoor bocce courts; beautiful outdoor patio with fireplace, and banquet space that can accommodate weddings, birthday parties, corporate events, and more! Enjoy mom & tot playdates; clubs and leauges; plus exciting events and activities for all. 
Overland Park Convention and Visitor's Bureau | (800) 262-7275Prairiefire at LionsGate, Overland Park, Kansas
(913) 338-3800 | info@celebrateprairiefire.com
Theodore Roosevelt was a pioneer of the conservation movement and had been involved with the American Museum of Natural History since his childhood—the original charter creating the Museum was signed in his family home in 1869.
~ From Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall at AMNH