This weekend in Hutchinson, KS

Celebrating 36 years in 2026, Opening Day gathers growers, producers, and artisans for a vibrant market experience. Browse a wide range of local goods including produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked items, jellies, barbecue sauces, salsas, and fresh cut flowers, along with one of a kind artisan creations. Live music and food trucks add to the atmosphere, and Troubles the Clown makes an appearance at the largest farmer run market in Kansas.

Work toward a Kansas driver’s license with an in-person course at ICT North Star Driving Academy. The program starts with eight hours of classroom learning on the class day, then continues with six to seven hours of on-road instruction in an academy-provided vehicle. To move from the classroom to the driving portion, participants take a 30-question written test and, upon passing, receive a printed instructional permit. After completing the driving lessons, a comprehensive road exam is required to earn a completion certificate that can be presented at the DMV when eligible for a Kansas license. Enrollment requires a non-refundable $150 deposit and completed paperwork submitted in person at the academy before the class date. Bring two forms of identification, with a Social Security card and birth certificate preferred. Students must be at least 14 years old. A parent or guardian must attend the enrollment appointment for those under 16, and their presence is encouraged for students under 18. To arrange an enrollment appointment or request additional details, contact ICT North Star Driving Academy.

For more than 30 years, this Wichita Saturday market has been a weekly hub for growers, makers, artists, musicians, and the community. Stroll to meet the producers and creators, sample artisan foods, and shop fresh farm produce, meats, handmade goods, and local art. Enjoy ready-to-eat foods, fresh drinks, live music, and street entertainment while discovering something new each week. With about 100 vendors on average, variety is always on display. Admission is free and the market is dog friendly. As the year moves toward winter, the market shifts into a festive Holiday Market season with seasonal foods, unique handmade gifts, and celebratory vendors.

Treasure Chest Guns presents Series 3, match 2 of its Indoor Shooting League, featuring a GSSF indoor league competition for GLOCK enthusiasts. The match welcomes participants of all experience levels, from new gun owners to seasoned professionals. To qualify for prizes, competitors must participate in at least two of the three matches in this series coordinated by the host range. Registration is available only at the host location.

DockDogs returns to the Scheels Hunting Expo in Wichita, Kansas with an open, welcoming atmosphere where newcomers and seasoned teams alike can take part, and no experience is required. The schedule features Big Air waves and an Extreme Vertical competition on the first day, followed by more Big Air waves, a Speed Retrieve competition, and Big Air Finals on the second day with Pro, Semi Pro, Contender, and Amateur divisions. Onsite registration and practice are available, and there are additional practice opportunities between waves as time allows with no set times. Pre-registration pricing is $39 per team for adults for Big Air, Speed Retrieve waves, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog. Youth pre-registration is $19 per team for Big Air and $38 per team for Speed Retrieve waves, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog. On-site registration is $42 per team for adults for Big Air, Speed Retrieve waves, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog. Youth on-site pricing is $22 per team for Big Air and $40 per team for Speed Retrieve waves, Extreme Vertical, and Iron Dog.

Pedal through Salina at an easy pace during this one-hour recreational ride that blends light exercise with friendly conversation. Participants will gather at the west end of the parking lot. Suitable for adults and older children. Please ensure your bike is in good working order and wear a helmet.

Now in its 21st year, Marshall Motor’s Monster Trucks takes over Marshall Motor Company with towering trucks, high-energy stunts, and a car-crushing showcase. This free, family-friendly event also features a food truck, and monster truck rides are available for $5. Proceeds support the Marine Toy Box.

A relaxed stitch day at Floss & Needle features a come and go format. Stop in for a portion of the event or stay for the full duration, and spend unstructured time stitching at your own pace.

Artists gather at the Hutchinson Art Center for an informal figure drawing session with a sitter or model arranged by the center. The atmosphere is relaxed and supportive, and participants can drop in and leave as needed. There is no instructor or formal instruction, and free coffee is available. Attendees should bring their own art supplies along with $8 to participate. Meetings may be canceled during holidays or special occasions, so call 620-663-1081 to confirm the schedule. Those interested in modeling can learn more on the art center’s website.

Take part in an uplifting IntenSati workout that supports body, mind, and spirit. Held at the Goddard Community Center, this community-focused class is built to boost energy, get you moving, and offer encouragement in a positive setting with fellow community members. Open to all ages.

This one-day marketplace gives children ages 6 to 12 the chance to showcase businesses they created. Participants develop a brand, craft a product or service, plan marketing, and sell to customers. Explore youth-run booths featuring gourmet popcorn, homemade art, fidget toys, candles, and more. This event is free and open to the public.

A Wichita edition of Rigs and Coffee takes place at Xtrusion Overland. Held on the first Saturday each month, it is hosted by GoTreads and Xtrusion Ovrlnd.

Organized by the German Car Club of Kansas, Sonnenblumen Autofest is a showcase dedicated to German cars in Salina, Kansas. The event features people’s choice judging, with trophies awarded to the top vote-getters.

Beginners receive a warm introduction to improv in a guided, step by step class. Participants practice staying present, speaking the next idea, and tapping their creativity through playful exercises. Much of the session takes place in a circle with short games where laughter is encouraged and mistakes are celebrated. Along the way, you can discover things about yourself and pick up improv skills that carry into everyday life. This drop in format is for adults 18 and older, and the first visit is free.

Celebrate a marketplace alive with creativity, community, and metaphysical energy. Small businesses, spiritual practitioners, and local artisans share handmade goods and intentional creations crafted with care. Browse booth after booth for ritual tools, artisan jewelry, candles, herbs, artwork, wellness offerings, and other unique pieces. Meet the makers, seek out new tools for your practice, and enjoy a warm, welcoming setting. Built to lift the spirit and support the community, this event offers a friendly space to shop small, explore your path, and connect with others who value curiosity and connection.

Find a selection of vendors on the patio at The Enchanted Mermaid Boutique. Mermaid Ashore will be on site for photo opportunities. Face painting and henna tattoos are available, and PIVOT kombucha will be served.

Wichita Federal Credit Union is hosting a free document shredding event in the K-State Extension Office parking lot. Attendees may bring up to five boxes or bags of personal papers for secure disposal at no charge. For safety, please stay in your vehicle and follow the marked traffic lanes. Event staff will remove the documents from your car and place them in containers for processing on the mobile shred truck or for secure destruction at the facility. Secure shredding helps guard against identity theft, and all paper is recycled. The shredding services are NAID AAA Certified for both mobile and offsite destruction, offering added confidence that your information remains protected.

Hutch Brewfest brings Kansas craft beer to Reno County Farmers' Market for a tasting celebration. Explore brews from producers across the state, talk with the people who make them, and discover new favorites. Every ticket comes with a keepsake tasting glass and access to unlimited samples. Attendees can also taste entries in the homebrew competition and help select the crowd favorite. Ticket options include a $35 early bird rate, a $45 advance rate, a $55 day-of price, and a $5 option for non-drinkers.

Wicked City Roller Derby faces Conroe from Texas in a roller derby matchup that spotlights a home team with deep roots and a fresh identity. The league began in 2006 as the ICT Roller Girls during the sport’s nationwide resurgence, quickly growing to over forty skaters and fielding the All Stars and Havoc squads while competing locally and across the country. In 2016 the league hosted the WFTDA Division 2 playoffs, then shifted to the name ICT Roller Derby in 2017 to reflect a more inclusive focus. After the pandemic put the sport on pause, only three original members remained and the group rebuilt from the ground up. Today the league continues that legacy as Wicked City Roller Derby, welcoming all genders, ages, and experience levels, and proudly representing Wichita.

A recurring D&D Adventure League game night that is free for everyone, open to experienced players and those interested in learning the game. It offers a regular, welcoming setting where newcomers can get started comfortably while returning players enjoy consistent play.

Bingo 4 Wheels is a community bingo fundraiser supporting Goddard Go Transportation at the Goddard Community/Senior Center. Packs are $20, or two for $35, and each pack includes 15 games with three bingo cards per game, offering many chances at cash prizes. Optional jackpot games are $2 per card with winnings up to $480. Dobbers are available for $2, and concessions are available. All ages are welcome. Hosted by the Goddard Senior Center and sponsored by the Goddard Lions Club.

Koe Wetzel appears at INTRUST Bank Arena.

Begin with an introductory swing lesson, then stay for a DJ-led social dance to practice what you learned and connect with people from the class. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $10 and includes both the lesson and the dance, with payment accepted in cash or via Venmo. Free off-street parking is available behind the venue, including The Law Center lot behind the Lux Ballroom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

Day 1 of Brian Tooley Racing Race Week Presented by Norex Engineering, inc. at Srca Dragstrip focuses on tech inspections and racing. After tech, spectator gates open and a racers meeting is held, then the track opens for on-track action to start the competition.

At Todd's Creole Kitchen, Sundays bring a refined brunch buffet that showcases breakfast staples alongside Cajun specialties from the menu, with additional selections for variety.

Registration opens for the 2026-2027 Winter Sunday League. The season is tentatively planned for Sundays. USA Hockey registration is required to participate.

A family-friendly K-pop dance party brings high-energy remixes drawn from familiar soundtracks, K-pop favorites, and iconic pop anthems tied to a hit movie. Costumes are welcome, the atmosphere is bright, and the focus is on dancing. Presented by thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment, this experience welcomes attendees of all ages. Support performers may change. Wearing Cotillion merchandise provides priority access in the general admission line. A limited number of table reservations can be arranged by calling 316-722-4201 or by visiting The Cotillion in person. All purchases are final, with refunds or exchanges only if the performance is canceled or postponed. For help locating a confirmation email, use the Etix Order Lookup option.

Sundays bring free admission for everyone at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum, made possible since 2022 through support from the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank. Visitors can explore local history inside the original 1890 City Hall in Downtown Wichita, with dozens of exhibits featuring thousands of artifacts that illuminate the area’s past. The Museum Store offers books, local souvenirs, and gift items. Regular admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children, and members are always admitted free. The museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.

Sundays at Cowtown feature pay what you wish admission, made possible by a generous donation from Colby Sandlian.

A community bluegrass jam takes place at the store on the first Sunday of each month. It is open to participants of any age and skill level.

Cody Canada & The Departed return to Kingman Historic Theatre with Harper Lynn, taking the spotlight on The Peoples Bank & Trust Stage. The venue describes this engagement as a meaningful moment for both the theatre and the wider community. Visitors can receive help with lodging details, dining options, and ideas for arriving early to discover what makes Kingman such a welcoming place. The theatre also extends appreciation for the continued support of its patrons.