Yes to Teflon for naming the Negro League Basball Museum. It is outstanding. Aside from Cooperstown itself for its magnitude, I can’t think of a better non-stadium baseball experience that I’ve had.
A few years ago, my wife and I did a Kansas City barbecue tour. Stops at five different restaurants, with ribs and something else at each, along with a stop at a manufacturer that specializes in small batches of sauce for people trying to get their sauce marketed. I don’t drink, but I suppose it would capture the analogy to call it a “craft saucery.” Along the way, our tour guides gave us a documentary style review of both Kansas City and barbecue history.
The tour was a bit pricey, as I recall, but when one considers I didn’t need to eat for another four days…