Events in Johnson County, KS

At Matt Ross Community Center, this cardio and strength blend delivers a balanced, full-body workout. Expect focused segments that elevate the heart rate, build muscular strength, target the core, and wrap up with restorative work, using a variety of equipment and training styles to keep the session engaging. No preregistration is required, check in at the front desk upon arrival. Drop-in pricing is $5 per class, with a $4 rate for seniors. Unlimited group fitness access at this center is available through memberships, including options at $40 for one month, $100 for three months, $160 for six months, or an annual plan at $280 if paid in full or $27.33 per month. For details about memberships and payment, call 913-895-6350. This class is also offered twice a month on Sundays, alternating with another instructor on the remaining Sundays.

Enjoy a free, three day fall celebration filled with apple inspired drinks, cozy autumn vibes, and a mix of activities for families, friends, and anyone ready for seasonal fun. Over the course of the weekend, look forward to family games, scavenger hunts, poker and karaoke, and a Pokémon card swap. Shop seasonal finds during a fall sip and shop, take in live music, browse a farmers market, and play bingo. Whether you are here for food and drinks, to wander the farm, or simply to soak up the atmosphere, it is a relaxed chance to explore and enjoy the season. Vendors should note that official inquiries are handled by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, with payments processed only through TJ Events.

Get a hands-on introduction to the big trucks and equipment that serve Olathe at an interactive, family-friendly gathering in Stagecoach Park. Children of all ages can hop into the cab, give the horn a toot, and experience what it feels like to operate city vehicles. Heavy machinery will be available for safe, up-close exploration, and visitors can meet the staff who build and maintain the community.

Olathe Live at Olathe Community Center At Stagecoach Park features We’re So Petty with guest performers Wilburys Twist, presenting tribute performances honoring Tom Petty and the Traveling Wilburys.

Midnight Garden Publishing’s Writers in Residence gather at the Central Resource Library in Overland Park for a Fourth Friday writers group, followed by an open mic at Bear Necessities.

Kick off the weekend with a fast paced fitness class that pairs energizing music with a supportive atmosphere. This calorie burning session is designed to get hearts pumping, keep participants smiling, and support progress toward personal goals while having fun. All fitness levels are welcome. Led by instructor Caitlin Brisendine of MissFitKC, the class takes place at the Shawnee Civic Center. Programs at this center run in sessions, with a new session starting at the beginning of each month. The fee is $6 per class, or $24 for a four class month. Register in person, online, or by phone.

Karaoke returns to The Bellows by popular request, filling the room with sing-along energy on the last Friday of every month. Participants can step to the microphone for everything from big ballads to guilty-pleasure favorites, cheer on others, and keep the fun going. Whether with friends or on your own, pick the songs you love and share the spotlight in a welcoming, no-judgment setting. Drinks are available, the atmosphere is lively, and the stage is ready for your next performance.

Bring friends and your favorite Magic: The Gathering decks for open play. Every format is welcome, and players of any experience level can take part.

Children become the protagonists in an immersive escape room that transforms digital-style adventures into real life play. They will scour the room for clues, decode secret messages, and engage with an unfolding story rather than experience it from the couch.

Hosted at Chicken N Pickle - Overland Park, this family friendly gathering celebrates reading while supporting children's literacy in Kansas City. Formerly known as Books on Tap, the annual social brings together all ages for games, food, and a shared purpose. Guests can take to the pickleball courts and enjoy yard games, dine at a buffet with bar service, and explore a silent auction of curated gift baskets and local experiences, along with door prizes and a wine and bourbon pull. The Kid Zone offers story themed stations, crafts, hands on literacy activities, games, and prizes for young readers. Additional highlights include a sponsor VIP happy hour, open play pickleball, T-shirt sales, and a photobooth.

Compete in a Lorcana League tournament at The Geekery. Bring a constructed deck for a Swiss event with best of three matches, with three to four rounds determined by the number of players. Entry is $10, and all entry fees go toward prizes awarded as promos and store credit. Pre-registration is not required. For questions, please contact the staff.

Enjoy a free night of live music at Stagecoach Park featuring two tribute acts. We're So Petty celebrates the music of Tom Petty, and The Wilburys Twist honors the songs of the Traveling Wilburys.

A One Piece CCG tournament will be held at The Geekery. Entry is $5, with prize support that includes promos and store credit. The event uses a Swiss, best of 1 format. Sign up is available, and pre-registration can be completed through Bandai TCG+. Special rules apply. For questions, please contact the staff.

Hosted by The Ballroom KC, this ballroom class and social dance welcomes dancers of every experience level. Learn social and performance styles with instructors from The Ballroom KC at C.A.S.T.KC, starting with an all-levels group class and continuing with open social dancing. The evening features a mix of styles such as Waltz, Cha Cha, Country, and West Coast Swing. Instruction is led by Carlye Stone. Admission is $20. No alcohol is permitted. For more information, call 913-999-9050 or email socialcabaret@gmail.com.

The Geekery hosts an in-store MTG booster draft tournament. The format is draft with timed rounds, and booster draft rules apply. There is no pre-registration, as players sign up through Wizards Eventlink. The entry fee is $20, and pricing may vary based on the packs used. Prize support includes promos, packs, or store credit. For any questions, please reach out to the staff.

The Camaro Club of Kansas City hosts the 38th year of its Midwest Camaro fest, continuing a long-running tradition centered on the Camaro.

Now in its 16th year, Shoot for the Future is a sporting clays tournament that raises funds to help connect youth and their families with the outdoors through hunting and the shooting sports. Expect a lively atmosphere with support from sponsors, items up for auction, raffles, and games, with additional information to be announced.

The Heart of America Gesneriad Society presents its annual judged flower show alongside a houseplant sale that highlights locally grown African violets, distinctive gesneriad varieties, imaginative design displays, and a range of exotic tropical plants. The sale continues while supplies last.

Browse a wide selection of quality used books at The Book Nook, with fresh finds added each week, including recent favorites and well-known titles. Prices stay wallet friendly across all categories. Children’s books generally range from 25 cents to 1 dollar. YA and teen paperbacks, including weeded library copies, are 1 dollar each, hardcovers are 2 dollars, and mass market paperbacks are 50 cents. Graphic novels are 3 dollars. Most adult titles are 2 to 3 dollars. Media is available too, with CDs priced 5 for 50 cents, LPs at 1 dollar, and DVDs at 1 dollar, with multi-disc sets marked individually. Video games are 3 dollars. Audiobooks include juvenile titles at 1 dollar and other formats at 2 dollars. Select specialty items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott books are priced as marked. Friends members receive 20 percent off all purchases.

The Geekery hosts a Judgement Eternal Champions tournament featuring a 5v5 Veto format. Pre-registration is available, and the entry fee is $15. Prize support includes store credit and Chibi Monsters. Matches will use a chess clock. For questions, please reach out to the staff.

A local Digimon Card Game tournament will take place at The Geekery. Pre-registration is available. The competition follows the Standard format with Swiss rounds and best-of-three matches. Entry is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. Staff are available to answer questions, and the event observes the current Bandai banned and restricted list.

Explore plant-based color in an introductory workshop led by Luthvarian Fiber Arts artist Meagan Condon. Participants will learn foundational dye techniques using botanicals that can be grown at home, then apply those skills to color a skein of yarn with plants from the Arboretum's Gardens. Everyone leaves with their finished skein and practical know-how to continue experimenting with plants around their own homes. Wear clothing that can handle splashes of dye. The fee covers all materials. Open to ages 12 and older.

Meet adoptable dogs and enjoy a hot dog in support of the rescue.

Take part in a Magic: The Gathering Pauper tournament at The Geekery. Matches use a Swiss structure with best of three play, and rounds are timed. The entry fee is $5, and prize support includes promo packs and store credit. There is no pre-registration; sign up through Wizards Event Link. For questions, please contact the staff.

Created for families, MTC Kids Jam offers creative activities in the MTC lobby followed by an hour long concert featuring Joanie Leeds. She draws inspiration from the way children open up and express pure joy, fueling songs that embrace life as an adventure. What began with performances at birthday parties and preschools grew into concerts across the country and resulted in material for seven albums.

Celebrate the season with a cozy, laid-back afternoon of shopping and sipping at Hometown Olathe Family Farm. Browse a handpicked mix of local vendors, uncover unique finds for the months ahead, and enjoy food and beverages available to purchase while you explore. Expect cheerful autumn vibes and an easygoing atmosphere that suits a friends outing, a casual date, or a relaxed weekend plan. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Vendor opportunities are coordinated by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and payments for vendor spaces are processed only through TJ Events. Direct any questions about the legitimacy of vendor communications to the official organizers.

A local Gundam CCG tournament will be hosted at The Geekery with a Swiss, best of one structure and timed rounds. Players can pre-register through Bandai TCG+. The entry fee is $5, and prizes include promotional items and store credit. Special rules will be in effect according to the official guidelines. For questions about the event, please contact the staff at the venue.

Poetic Ministry Productions presents Genesis to Exodus, a stage play production. Advance registration is requested to secure a spot.

A richly immersive breathwork journey at StillPoint Studios blends guided breathing with enveloping sound to ease stress, settle anxiety, and support a reset of the nervous system. The session provides steady guidance and a carefully held environment, with an approach intended to meet even long-held patterns and trauma with gentleness and clear intention. Participants often leave feeling calmer and clearer, more grounded, and sleeping better. Each month features a fresh theme and pathway that encourages letting go of what no longer serves and reconnecting with yourself. It is more than a breathwork class... it is a whole mind and body recalibration. Plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to park and settle in. Free parking is available in front of the studio. Two ticket types are offered. VIP includes a memory foam mattress with a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow prepared for you, and you are welcome to bring water and a journal. General Admission includes a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow; bring water and an optional journal. One ticket is required per person, and each attendee completes an individual waiver with unique name, email, and phone at booking.

The Geekery will host a Riftbound tournament featuring a constructed format with Swiss rounds and best-of-three matches. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, the entry fee is $5, and prizes include promos and store credit. Play will follow the Riftbound tournament rules. For questions, please contact the staff.

Dinner is on the table, yet one unlucky guest will never reach dessert. Supper & Suspects turns C.A.S.T. KC | Social Cabaret into an immersive murder mystery where theater and game collide. The cast mingles with the crowd, improvises in the moment, and steers a comic, suspenseful investigation that shifts with every choice the audience makes. As clues surface and accusations fly, everyone becomes part of the case. Question colorful suspects, follow the evidence, and work with your table to name the culprit before the final reveal. No two performances unfold the same way, and by the end each table delivers its verdict on who did it. One ticket covers the full experience, including dinner and the interactive show, with featured performances by The American Vaudeville Company. Seating is limited to 80 guests per performance and sellouts are common. Admission is $60 per person, with $75 VIP seating available. It is well suited for date nights, birthday celebrations, group outings, and anyone seeking a unique night out in the Kansas City area. Parking is available in the spaces directly in front of the venue. Please avoid blocking neighboring businesses. Guests with food allergies should share details in advance so accommodations can be arranged.

Blue Corner Promotion presents a night of combat sports at a cutting edge new location. The event is set within an entertainment center that features a bowling alley, an arcade, a zip line, ice skating, and shopping in the surrounding area. It is open to all ages.

This outdoor concert series celebrates warm nights with upbeat energy and memorable moments. Cherry Bomb takes the SERV Courtyard Stage for a set packed with high-octane rock and sing-along favorites that keep the momentum going. Look forward to live music on an open-air stage paired with what is said to be the largest screen in Overland Park, a spacious courtyard where you can relax or gather with friends, a food truck hall atmosphere with multiple bars, and a lively, social scene from start to finish.

Jeff Hadden offers a patio performance at The Other Place Shawnee each Saturday evening from May to September, dependent on the weather.

Early in his career, Max Gomez honed his craft within the distinctive music community of northern New Mexico, a scene shaped by troubadours Michael Martin Murphey and Ray Wylie Hubbard. The result is a folk style rooted in the American West that blends an expansive feel with country tradition. This event highlights songs and stories that reflect those influences.

At the Leawood, Kansas location of Iron Horse Bar and Grill, the Yard Dogs perform a mix that ranges from classic rock and 80s hair metal to current country. This venue regularly hosts live music on Wednesday and Saturday nights.

Marking its 15th anniversary, this timed run and walk offers 5K and one mile distances at Southcreek Office Park in Overland Park, Kansas. Expect food, music and a welcoming atmosphere focused on raising awareness and support for ovarian cancer. Funds raised will support ovarian cancer research at The University of Kansas Cancer Center, patient advocacy across the KC metro area and efforts to increase awareness for all women. The OVERRUN Ovarian Cancer Foundation aims to advance better treatment options and ultimately a cure.

This marks the beginning of a new series of walks.

A dinosaur themed play session for children ages 7 and under features sliding, soft play activities, and crafts for a dose of prehistoric fun. Tickets are $16.99.

Every Sunday, Soda Sunday at Cake Loft offers 50% off all Dirty Sodas and 25% off all Dirty Alanis. Create a custom drink or pick from recommended combinations to discover a new favorite. The price includes a soda with two add-ins, and additional add-ins are available for an extra charge.

Experience gentle Hatha yoga, calming breathwork, and guided meditation led by Jeffrey Squiric, a spiritual teacher and certified yoga instructor. The session takes place at the Fillmore KC Event Space. A suggested donation of $5 is appreciated, and all are welcome regardless of ability to contribute. Please bring a yoga mat.

Compete in a Union Arena locals tournament hosted at The Geekery. Matches follow a constructed format with Swiss pairings and best-of-one play, and a round timer will be used. Entry is $5. Prize support includes store credit with promotional items if available. Pre registration is offered through Bandai TCG Plus. For questions, please reach out to the staff.

Plan every detail of a quinceañera at a dedicated expo in Kansas City, hosted at Holiday Inn Overland Park. Families can connect face to face with trusted local professionals in one convenient setting, gathering ideas and comparing options to make the planning process easier. Expect runway fashion shows featuring new quinceañera gown collections, a wide range of Kansas City vendors such as venues, photographers, décor specialists, and makeup artists, plus giveaways and surprises that include a chance to win a quince dress. The experience also includes photo-ready installations, live entertainment, and a full stage program. This year’s theme, Soccer in the City, draws on the energy of the sport to infuse the event with movement, celebration, and community spirit for a modern twist on tradition. Tickets are $12 online or $15 at the door, and admission is free for quinceañeras and children under 5. Opportunities to participate as a vendor, sponsor, or model are available. Photo cover credits include dresses by Morilee Quince, photography by Segura Talent Agency, makeup and hair by Royal Beauty Services KC, and event planning by Jacqueline & Co.

Duelists can compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Time Wizard event using the Edison format at The Geekery. The tournament uses Swiss rounds with best-of-three matches. Entry is $5 with store credit as prize support, and there is no pre-registration. This event is unsanctioned and is not recognized by Konami. Staff are available to answer questions.

Part of the Lenexa Outdoor Concert Series, Kicks Band performs at Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park. Set up by the Grand Pavillion with a picnic, and bring a blanket or lawn chair for comfortable seating while you enjoy the performance.

Now in its seventh year, the Kathy & Butch Eaton Golf Classic supports the Arthritis Foundation at Canyon Farms Golf Club in Lenexa. This par 71 private course features lakes and streams throughout the property, creating a distinctive round of golf. The event includes a lunch buffet followed by a shotgun start, on-course games and lighthearted activities, and concludes with dinner and an awards ceremony. Prizes will be presented to top finishers. Led by chair Joe Whetstone and the Golf Classic Committee, 100 percent of proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation. For sponsorship information or assistance, contact Brooke Hilst at bhilst@arthritis.org or 816-601-1382.

Support Ravenwood Elementary School through a give-back fundraiser. Mention the school when placing your order during the event period and 25 percent of proceeds from your order will be donated to them. All ordering methods qualify, including dining in, to go, pickup, and curbside. Online orders can be counted by entering the code FUND20.

Ibis Pizza Night returns to Black Dog Coffeehouse with a fresh menu of handcrafted pizzas, specialty desserts, and cafe drinks. The new lineup features pies made with house-fermented Ibis dough using a wild yeast starter and finished with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Pizzas are available until they sell out.

Jammin' on the Green wraps up its summer run with a performance by the Kansas City Ukesters. Celebrating the ukulele's popularity in the 1920s, the group spotlights its bright, distinctive sound through century-old favorites. Admission is free, with complimentary bottled water and snacks provided. Leashed, well behaved dogs are welcome. Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs, since bench and picnic table seating is limited. The concert series is made possible by the Friends of Shawnee Town. Earlier concerts in the series featured Grand Marquis, Vine Street Rumble Jazz Orchestra with an America 250 medley, Betse & Clarke String Band, and AnnaLee and the Lucky So-and-So's.

Ash & Anvil Cigar Lounge presents a laid-back evening of classic Western films. Settle in for frontier tales with dusty trails, tense showdowns, and legendary outlaws on screen, complemented by cigars and drinks. No ticket is required, simply arrive ready to unwind.

Enjoy a live set of soul and blues when Cocoa Marie performs at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood. The show highlights her strong vocals and a mix of classic favorites and modern grooves. Listeners who appreciate soul and blues can look forward to an engaging performance.

The Johnson County IDD Resource Fair at the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center highlights services and supports for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It typically brings together more than 60 local providers and community resources that serve people with IDD in Johnson County, creating opportunities to learn about programs and make connections. Representatives from the CDDO will be available to answer questions and begin intake paperwork. For questions or exhibitor inquiries, email CDDO@jocogov.org.

Marking four decades of service to homeschooling families, this milestone gathering reflects on the past and looks ahead to the future of the ministry. Taking place at Journey Bible Church, it features a dinner, opportunities to connect with fellow supporters, and information about how continued partnership benefits homeschooling families across the Kansas City area. What started in 1986 with 17 homeschooling families has become a community of more than 8,000 supporters throughout the Kansas City metro and through social media outreach. Today, the ministry supports families with an annual conference and curriculum fair, a high school graduation ceremony, field trips, used curriculum sales, and other educational and community-building opportunities. The event focuses on celebration, fellowship, and a shared commitment to strengthen and support homeschool families for generations to come.

World-renowned psychic medium John Edward appears live at Hyatt Place Kansas City Lenexa City Center for an evening devoted to meaningful connections, clear validations, and compassionate messages from the other side. Known from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he leads an interactive program that includes audience Q&A and readings that may bring through loved ones who have passed, including pets, in a setting intended to feel personal and healing. Two ticket options are available. Regular admission provides entry to a two-hour program with general admission seating. The VIP experience includes all regular benefits plus early entry, first choice of seats, an exclusive post-event Q&A with John, a complimentary one-month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual event with additional readings and Q&A. Tickets are limited and may sell out.

A free, three-day fall celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm brings orchard charm to life with seasonal beverages, comforting food, and cozy places to relax. The atmosphere is friendly and laid back, offering memorable moments for families, friends, and anyone seeking a classic autumn outing. Throughout the weekend, the schedule features complimentary activities such as family games, scavenger hunts, a no-cost poker night, karaoke, salsa dancing, and bingo. For vendors, official coordination is handled by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and payments are processed only through TJ Events.

Celebrate a night that benefits Prairie Paws Animal Shelter at the Bow Meow Gala 2026. Enjoy an open bar, dinner, and plenty of festive moments while supporting a meaningful mission. As the biggest fundraiser of the year, it contributes over ten percent of the Ottawa location’s yearly budget. Support options include purchasing tickets at an early bird price of $55, becoming a sponsor, or donating items for the auction.

The BoDells return to Barley’s Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee with a dance-friendly mix of rock classics, 80s favorites, soul, and traditional country. A lively night of music designed for the dance floor.

A free community drop-off hosted by The Rob Ellerman Team makes it easy to declutter and do good at the same time. Bring gently used items to the ReeceNichols parking lot for donation through City Thrift, and use the on-site dumpster for things that are not suitable to donate. Accepted items include clothing, shoes, furniture, bedding, kitchenware, home decor, accessories, and more. The following are not accepted: hazardous materials, chemicals, paint, tires, batteries, or refrigerants. This event is open to all and offers a straightforward way to clear out closets, garages, and storage spaces while supporting reuse and responsible disposal.

Safe Kids Johnson County offers a hands-on BLAST Babysitting Lessons and Safety Training class for youth ages 11 to 14. Participants learn how to care for infants and young children, handle emergencies with basic first aid and bleeding control, follow safe sleep practices, understand child development, and keep kids safe and engaged. The course builds practical skills and confidence for real-world babysitting. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. These skills help prevent injuries and can even save a life.

The Plain Ol’ A’s plan a day of Model A motoring centered on a car show at Turner Barn, bringing enthusiasts together in a historic setting. The group will first gather at a McDonald’s in Olathe, take a casual tour to Gardner Airport for breakfast, then continue to Turner Barn to display their cars and connect with fellow fans of the classic Model A.

A live auction offers a broad mix of merchandise with no reserves or minimum bids. A preview period is available before bidding, with seating and concessions provided. The selection features power and hand tools from makers such as Craftsman, Snap-on, Mac, Proto, Blue-Point, Stihl, DeWalt, Makita, Honda, and Graco, along with many others. Jewelry spans gold, silver, and platinum pieces set with gemstones including diamonds, sapphires, rubies, pearls, opals, topaz, and emeralds, plus wristwatches, pocket watches, rings, bracelets, chains, and pendants. Coin and currency enthusiasts will find antique and modern pieces from the United States and abroad, including mint and proof sets, paper money, and silver dollars. Additional categories include electronics, household items, personal protection and hunting items, and more. All items are guaranteed as described. Additional details will be shared closer to the event.

The Geekery hosts a Riftbound Summoner Skirmish featuring constructed play in a Swiss, best of three format. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, and the entry fee is $15. Prize support includes promos and store credit, with participation promos for up to 32 players, top cut promos for eight, and one champion playmat. The winner also earns a Round 1 bye at a Regional Qualifier. Store staff can assist with any questions.

True North Trio returns to the outdoor stage at Discourse Brewing in Overland Park. Gary, Steve, and Will will share original songs alongside a few favorite covers. The performance is planned outside with seating available under a tent if needed. Triple Aces BBQ will be on site. This neighborhood brewery draws regulars and listeners who appreciate original music, setting the tone for a relaxed fall evening.

Dogzilla brings a live show to Limitless Brewing.

At Hometown Olathe Family Farm, also known as The H.O.F.F., enjoy a Latin dance night that begins with a complimentary, beginner-friendly lesson and flows into an open social where the music keeps everyone moving. No partner or prior experience is needed, and the focus stays on a relaxed, inclusive vibe that makes it easy to learn new steps and meet people. The bar is open for wine and other beverages to enjoy between songs. Hosted by Baila & Connect.

Sunset Sessions brings a warm night of live music to the SERV Courtyard Stage as The Cowardly Lions deliver an upbeat blend of indie, alternative, and crowd-pleasing favorites. The performance unfolds on an outdoor stage set against the largest screen in Overland Park, creating a vivid backdrop. The open-air courtyard offers space to unwind or meet up with friends, and the food hall feel with multiple bars fuels a lively, social atmosphere. Live music, drinks, and an energetic crowd come together for an evening made for great energy and lasting memories.

Celebrating a milestone for Braden’s Hope for Childhood Cancer, the 15th Annual Hope Gala spotlights 15 years rooted in hope. Over this time the organization has cultivated possibility, advanced groundbreaking research, raised awareness, and supported families, investing more than $8 million in childhood cancer research to drive innovation for children. The program features stories from Hope Heroes and highlights the tangible impact of community generosity, honoring how far the mission has come while focusing on what can grow next. In keeping with the BLOOM theme, the dress code calls for bold, bright, colorful formal attire, whether a single vibrant statement piece or a full floral-inspired look that reflects hope in full flower.

FreeLance performs live at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood. Food and drinks are available during the show.

Yarn Blessings at UCOP welcomes crafters of every experience level into a friendly space for creativity, connection, and community. Led by Angella Herrman and Cara Markham, this bimonthly gathering offers two formats. One session focuses on instruction so participants can learn new skills, ask questions, and develop their craft, while another provides a relaxed social time to bring a personal project and chat with fellow makers. ASL interpretation and Zoom access are available with registration. A suggested love offering of $10 may be given in person or through Tithely, designated for Yarn Blessings.

On the first Tuesday of the month, the LongHouse Visitors Center at the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens transforms into a creative hub for kids. Young makers can explore nature and art through a take-home craft at no cost, with all materials provided. Participation is limited to 100 people and offered until supplies run out. This day also lines up with the Arboretum’s Free Admission Day, so access to the gardens and the activity is free. This session spotlights Bat rockets, giving children a fun project to build and bring home.

Expect special savings and interactive experiences. Enjoy 20 percent off gift cards, giveaways totaling more than $20,000, live demonstrations from aesthetic vendors, skin cancer screenings provided by Dr. Shahrooz, food trucks, live music, and other highlights. If you cannot attend, gift cards are also available by phone at 15 percent off.

Brody Buster brings his acclaimed harmonica skills to Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood. Teaching himself to play at age seven on his mother's harmonica, he soon advanced to Beale Street in Memphis and became a regular at BB King's Blues Club. His career has spanned performances around the world and collaborations with Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Keb' Mo', Lee Oskar, and others. BB King invited him to share the stage multiple times and praised him as one of the great harmonica players of his era.

At Monticello United Methodist Church, Dawn Buehler, the Kansas Riverkeeper and Executive Director of Friends of the Kaw, offers a presentation about the Kansas River, also known as the Kaw, and the work her organization carries out. Since 1991, Friends of the Kaw has focused on protecting the river, increasing public awareness, and advocating on its behalf.

Harvest Spice Weekend brings a cozy celebration of autumn to Hometown Olathe Family Farm, filled with warm spice flavors, seasonal treats, and a variety of no-cost activities for all ages. Enjoy a seasonal latte, take a relaxed stroll around the farm, or meet up with friends for simple, laid-back fun. Throughout the weekend, families can join in games and scavenger hunts, try their luck with friendly poker and karaoke, and get creative at broom decorating and pumpkin painting workshops. There is also a community Pokémon card swap and rounds of bingo. Admission is free and tickets are not required. Vendor opportunities are handled only through Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and all vendor payments are processed exclusively by TJ Events.

A National Scrapbooking Day event honoring the craft of scrapbooking and memory keeping.

Enjoy an outdoor screening of The Goonies at Listowel Park. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfortable seating on the grass. Admission is free, and free popcorn will be handed out before the movie begins.

After Party returns to Barley's Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee for another appearance.

Every Pair Matters Shoot takes place at Powder Creek Shooting Park and centers on raising support for Gilda's Club Kansas City. As in previous years, the Powder Creek Ladies have designated Gilda's Club Kansas City as the beneficiary, an organization that offers education, counseling, and hope to people facing cancer, along with their caregivers and children. Marking a seventh year of giving, the effort has generated just over $120,000 for the cause over the last four years.

A community 5K at Frontier Park brings people together to support emergency veterinary care for pets in crisis. Proceeds benefit the Lantz Tucker Memorial Fund, which helps when a beloved animal urgently needs treatment and an owner cannot cover the cost, so families are not forced to surrender their pets or face losing them. Support from the event is paid directly to veterinarians for urgent, lifesaving services. Now in its seventh year, this fundraiser directs 100 percent of what it raises to vet bills. Since the fund began, it has provided more than $400,000 in assistance and helped 1006 pets remain with the families who love them. This run is the fund’s only organized fundraiser, and beyond this event it relies entirely on donations, with nothing asked in return.

Medical Missions Foundation hosts Warehouse Cleanup Day on the second Saturday of each month at its office, where volunteers pitch in with cleaning and organizing. To support upcoming missions, check the website for the current list of needed items. Before donating supplies, contact Sulamita Ortiz, Missions Assistant, to make arrangements, or call 913-338-0343. The organization also offers opportunities for students who need volunteer hours.

Take part in a hands-on broom decorating workshop at Hometown Olathe Family Farm, where participants create a custom decorative broom using provided ribbons, charms, greenery, and other festive details. Each ticket includes a broom and all necessary supplies. Because seating is limited and materials are prepared in advance, registrations are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to another event. Food from the farm kitchen and fall-inspired drinks are available to complement the crafting experience. The price is $34, with supplies included.

Sunset Sessions brings live music to the SERV Courtyard Stage with Montage delivering a high-energy blend of pop, rock, and crowd-pleasing hits. The show takes place on an outdoor stage that features Overland Park’s largest screen, creating a striking backdrop for the performance. The open-air courtyard offers room to unwind or gather with friends, a food truck hall atmosphere, and multiple bars for refreshments. Designed for warm nights and memorable experiences, the series pairs great bands with good drinks and a vibrant, social crowd.

Car enthusiasts gather to celebrate the energy, passion, and the people behind the machines at a cars and coffee meet. Registration for each show opens in advance on the event website, with announcements shared ahead of time. Learn more about Garage 21 and the people who power it through its site. Support comes from Tinting K.C. LLC, Nanmo Wheels, Ascend Audio Video, Renowned Detailing, Zohr Mobile Tire Shop, KC Elite Car Care, LLC, Olathe Ford Lincoln, and Redline Rallys. Businesses interested in becoming sponsors can inquire through Facebook or by email.

Created by the team behind The Simon and Garfunkel Story and The Life and Music of George Michael, this concert pays tribute to Billy Joel with a sweeping look at his greatest hits and the life behind them. The production traces his path from modest beginnings to a place among the most celebrated songwriters and performers, pairing faithful performances of the music with vivid visuals and narrative moments. It highlights how these songs have resonated across generations and why his influence remains strong.

The HOPE Invitational by Hope Is Alive marks its fifth year with a full day of golf and festivities at Nicklaus Golf Club at LionsGate. Participants will play 18 holes on a course highlighted by Tee Time Golf Guide as one of the best in Kansas City, with on-course challenges that include closest to the pin, long drive, and a chipping contest, plus an air cannon golf launcher. The experience includes breakfast before a shotgun start, lunch served on the course, and appetizers after the round. Look for prizes and complimentary golfer giveaways along with a silent auction and raffle. The tournament concludes with an awards reception to recognize standout performances.

This free urban sketching session at the Olathe Art Gallery with Carol features the Urban Sketching Olathe Group, a newly formed community sponsored by OVA that meets on the second Wednesday of each month. Each gathering begins in the gallery with a brief discussion of basic plein air techniques, then artists head into downtown to capture scenes from small parks, sculpture sites, and historic buildings. Downtown provides benches and tables on the sidewalks, and trees for shade, offering places to sit and sketch. Organizers will have Olathe Art Gallery business cards to share with curious pedestrians.

The final bike night at The Kingdom Bar & Grille begins the build up to the Jingle Bell Brawl. Attendees can anticipate a lively scene with the chance of a few wild moments.

A music bingo event at Servaes Brewing Co. - Shawnee supports Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center. A suggested donation of $5 per bingo card goes directly to the organization. Arriving early is encouraged to allow time for check-in and beverage orders. Friends, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), helps expand access to mental health services in Johnson County by reducing barriers and supporting resources and initiatives that align with the mission and vision of Johnson County Mental Health Center.

First introduced by The Who in 1969, this landmark rock opera returns in a vivid new production that highlights its relevance today. The story follows Tommy Walker, who retreats inward after witnessing his father shoot a rival and becomes fixated on his reflection, until an exceptional gift for pinball lifts him from silence to unexpected celebrity. Tony Award-winning composer Pete Townsend and Tony Award-winning original director Des McAnuff revisit the piece, drawing out fresh power and meaning for a new era.

This market brings together fresh produce from farmers market sellers, handmade goods from local makers, and live music that creates a welcoming atmosphere. Food trucks add plenty of tasty options, and nearby breweries offer pours that complement the festive scene. Families are invited to enjoy the outing, and leashed dogs are welcome too. Make a day of it by exploring the surrounding restaurants, breweries, and shops for even more to discover.

Celebrate two days devoted to ornament collecting with artist signings and standout deals. Five Keepsake Ornament Rock Stars will be on site to sign pieces. Highlights include a $1 sidewalk sale, select ornaments priced five for $20, and hundreds more available for $10 or less. A dinner with the artist is also planned, with reservations required on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited availability.

Cinnamon Swirl Weekend transforms Hometown Olathe Family Farm into a cozy autumn escape filled with warm cinnamon flavors, photo-ready scenes, and a slate of complimentary activities. Over three days, guests can relax in comfy spaces, enjoy drinks inspired by cinnamon swirls, and discover free photo spots throughout the property. The programming features family games, hands-on arts and crafts, a storytime club for little readers, bubble fun, kids-eat-free specials, scavenger hunts, a fried pickle happy hour, an open mic for slam poetry, brunch, and bingo. Admission is free, and no tickets are required. Vendors should note an important scam warning. Opportunities are coordinated only through Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events via official communication, and all vendor payments are processed exclusively by TJ Events.

Start your day at a relaxed gathering of car enthusiasts at the Kansas City Automotive Museum in Olathe, where fresh coffee and polished rides set the tone. The meet is free to attend and coffee is complimentary, while museum admission is discounted to $5 per person for access to more than 30 vehicles, from a monthly themed drive-in exhibit to rotating displays in the main galleries. KCAM members receive free admission. Limited sponsorship opportunities are available, with inquiries welcomed by message.

Browse autumn and Christmas goods at a gift and craft bazaar with more than forty vendors. Breakfast and lunch will be available. Each vendor table will offer its own raffle for prizes, and a main raffle is planned with details to be announced.

Spooktacular Fall Fest brings a free, family-friendly celebration to Overland Park with inflatable bouncers, face painting stations, kids games, cotton candy, and balloon art. Live music by School of Rock adds to the festivities. The festival takes place at School of Rock, and no tickets are required.

Lucky 13 Rescue marks ten years of second chances for dogs with an evening of entertainment and fundraising at Thompson Barn. Attendees can enjoy dinner service and an open bar, a performance by Quixotic, music from DJ Big Dre, and emcee Kerrigan Arnold of KCTV5 guiding the program. The night also includes a silent auction, a wine pull, yard games, and opportunities to meet adoptable puppies. Since 2016, the organization has helped hundreds of dogs find loving homes, and support from tickets, auction bids, and sponsorships provides food, shelter, medical care, vaccinations, and spay or neuter services for dogs awaiting their families. Past adopters, volunteers, donors, fosters, and dog lovers are all welcome at this celebration of a decade of lifesaving work.

Sunset Sessions brings live music crafted for warm evenings, upbeat energy, and memorable nights. The Suburbans take the stage with a lively mix of pop, rock, and familiar favorites that keep the momentum going from start to finish. The performance unfolds on the SERV Courtyard Stage, an outdoor venue featuring the largest screen in Overland Park, an open-air courtyard with room to unwind or meet up with friends, and a food truck hall atmosphere with multiple bars. Expect a vibrant, social scene where great bands, good drinks, and an enthusiastic crowd come together. Arriving early allows time to grab a drink and settle in for the music.

KC Rukus brings live music to Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood with a blend of classic rock infused with Motown and outlaw country influences. The band features Rustifer on guitar and vocals, Big Dave Taylor on saxophone, and John Jones on bass and vocals.

This event welcomes both riders and non-riders, with simple pricing to make planning easy. The rider fee is $35, and kids 12 and under are free. Non-riders can choose meal options at $12 for one meal or $17 for two. Campsite reservations are available by calling 785-528-4102. For full details, see the flyer on the BCHKS Facebook page.

Enjoy a full day on the fairways at Tomahawk Hills Golf Course, featuring breakfast, lunch, hors d’oeuvres, and beverages on a course recognized among the Midwest’s highest rated. The Medical Missions Foundation sends teams of doctors, nurses, and support staff around the world to provide surgical and medical care in underserved communities. Since 1996, the organization has completed missions in 14 countries, including Uganda, India, and Guatemala. Each year, more than 200 volunteers travel to these missions and perform over 500 surgical procedures, improving lives across the globe. The foundation believes that health for the world is achievable and needs help to reach that goal.

Part of the Americana Summer at the Movies series, Aztec Shawnee Theater presents the 1934 original The Black Cat, with support from Shawnee Town 1929. Newlyweds Peter and Joan Allison, stranded in Hungary, find shelter in the isolated Art Deco home of architect Hjalmar Poelzig, portrayed by Boris Karloff. Their arrival sparks a psychological showdown between Poelzig and Dr. Vitus Werdegast, played by Béla Lugosi, a war veteran intent on confronting the loss of his freedom and the fate of his wife and daughter. Tickets start at $8, with no advance ticketing fees, and prices increase the day of the show. Table seating that includes admission is offered in the VIP area or near the stage while supplies last. The auditorium accommodates 182 guests, including 130 general admission theater seats, 52 seats at 14 tables, and 4 ADA wheelchair spots. A full bar serves domestic and craft beer, a wide selection of spirits and specialty drinks, plus soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks. Guests may bring in food from downtown Shawnee restaurants, but outside beverages are not permitted. Food trucks are often located near Transport Brewery and are subject to change without notice. Parking is available behind the theater, along the street, and across the street.

A free weekend celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm highlights the flavors and feel of autumn with pumpkin flavored drinks, cozy comfort food from the farm kitchen, and festive spots for photos. Throughout the weekend, the lineup includes family games and scavenger hunts, a friendly poker night, karaoke, a Pokémon card swap, a Ghouls Day Out sip and shop, the 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat, and bingo. No tickets are required, and the activities are planned with families in mind. Vendors should note that official outreach for opportunities comes only from Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and that payments are handled solely through TJ Events.

This Halloween themed sip and shop brings the community together for a family friendly experience centered on shopping, food, and creativity. Expect a marketplace of small businesses featuring handmade crafts, boutique items, jewelry and skincare, candles and custom gifts, sweet treats and specialty foods, and cultural cuisine. The event highlights local support and also welcomes participation from food vendors, craft vendors, bakers, boutiques, and other small business owners.

Push your limits at a HYROX simulation designed to test grit and race-day strategy. C26 is presenting a four-event TryRox Series where athletes can enter a single race or take on the entire lineup, with those who complete all four earning a shot at a cash prize. The series finale takes place inside the Fieldhouse at the AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk, set on a 40,000 square foot indoor turf field in a climate-controlled environment that offers ample space for competitors and a strong viewing experience for spectators. All experience levels are encouraged, from Elite to Open, as well as anyone curious about the format and looking for solid preparation for upcoming competitions. Two divisions are available, Individual and Doubles, and athletes may enter both. If registering for Open and Doubles, submit separate entries. For Doubles, only one teammate needs to complete the registration and will provide the partner’s name. Awards, parent and child team opportunities, and event swag are part of the experience. The FullROX course features 1000 meter runs, a 1000 meter ski, a 50 meter sled push, a 50 meter sled pull, 80 meters of burpee broad jumps, a 1000 meter row, a 200 meter farmer carry, a 100 meter sandbag lunge, and 100 wallballs.

Created with families in mind, the MTC Kids Jam series combines art activities with live music. Complimentary art projects will be available in the MTC lobby, followed by an hour-long concert featuring Matt Heaton. His songs weave together midcentury rockabilly, surf, soul, western swing, and country, delivered with humor that connects with both kids and adults.

Ghouls’ Day Out offers a Halloween-themed afternoon of shopping, sipping, and celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm. Explore a curated selection of local vendors for spooky-cute treasures and fall favorites, with food and drinks available for purchase as you browse. Costumes are encouraged but not required, so come however you feel most comfortable and enjoy time with friends while soaking up the Halloween spirit. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. For prospective vendors, official contacts for opportunities are Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and payments are processed only through TJ Events.

Celebrate South African Braai Day with a community grill-out at Shawnee Mission Park, Shelter 8. Open to South Africans, their families and friends, and anyone who enjoys good food and conversation, this family friendly gathering offers plenty of parking, convenient restrooms, and a nearby playground for children. Attendees should bring their own meat for the braai, such as tjops or boerewors, along with grilling tongs, a container or plate for cooked items, plates, cutlery, napkins, and nonalcoholic drinks. To help create a varied spread, a sign up is available for appetizers, side dishes, and desserts to share. Camp chairs, outdoor games, and rugby balls are welcome to add to the braai atmosphere. Please note that alcohol is not permitted in JCPRD parks and shelters. Shelter support is provided by Salome Fourie, Realtor with Keller Williams Kansas City Metro.

At Cleveland University-Kansas City, the Light The Night event brings people together to pay tribute to, support, and remember those touched by cancer. Families, friends, schools, corporate teams, and sponsors gather to shine a light in the fight against cancer. Money raised fuels lifesaving research, advocacy, and assistance for individuals facing blood cancers and their families. This is a family-friendly experience with a Kids Glow Zone, local food vendors, a fireworks display, and plenty of activities for all ages.

Sunset Sessions is a live music series made for warm evenings, lively energy, and memorable nights. Stolen Winnebagos return to SERV for a third appearance with a high-energy mix of rock, country, and crowd favorites that keep the party going. The show takes place on the SERV Courtyard Stage, an outdoor space with room to relax or gather with friends and a very large screen to elevate the view. Expect food-truck hall vibes, multiple bars, and a social atmosphere. The series brings together great bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd, whether revisiting a favorite or checking it out for the first time. Arriving early leaves time to grab a drink and settle in for the night.

Starting Over delivers a spirited acoustic set that blends country, classic rock, and modern hits. This two-piece act pairs a single guitar with a commanding vocal to create stripped-back, heartfelt renditions of well-loved songs. The performance offers an intimate feel with plenty of energy, connecting with audiences of all kinds.

Ibis Pizza Night returns to Black Dog Coffeehouse with locally crafted pizzas, exclusive desserts, and cafe drinks. The team has prepared a fresh selection built on house made Ibis dough fermented with a wild yeast starter and finished with seasonal, locally sourced toppings. Expect an all new lineup, and note that pies are available until sold out.

Organist Olivier Latry from Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris performs the inaugural recital on the new organ at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Leawood, Kansas. The instrument, built by Saint John's Abbey Organ Builders as Opus 1, is showcased in this debut performance.

The Girls Tournament of the Children's Mercy Heartland Invitational brings top competition to the Kansas City area, widely known as the region's largest premier soccer tournament. To handle strong interest in a season-ending test, the event is organized over two weekends for girls and boys, giving teams a final opportunity to compete before the year wraps up. Each year as many as 800 teams from across the central United States travel to take part in this capstone event. The Girls Tournament will be held across two of the nation's top soccer venues, SCHEELS Overland Park Soccer Complex and Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex. With access to additional fields, the tournament is able to welcome a large field of entrants while maintaining a highly competitive environment.

Boulevard Cup ‘26 returns to Lake Olathe with two days of cyclocross racing and a Halloween twist. Promoted as Kansas City’s biggest cyclocross event, it offers back-to-back racing and a spooky CX atmosphere. Additional details will be announced.

Crazy Good Eats hosts a Halloween gathering built around blues, brews, and barbecue. Expect a festive atmosphere where music and flavors come together for a relaxed, spooky-spirited get-together.

S’mores Fest Weekend is a free, three-day celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm built around toasty treats and relaxed autumn fun. Expect s’mores-inspired sweets and drinks, hearty comfort food from the farm kitchen, and a full lineup of complimentary activities for all ages. Throughout the weekend, look for family games, hands-on arts and crafts, a storytime for little readers, chalk art, scavenger hunts, poker and karaoke in the evening, and the 7th Annual S’mores Fest featuring Show-Me Reindeer. Live music with Taryn Gervais, a Latin dance night, brunch at the farm, a Pokémon card trading meetup, and bingo round out the festivities. Admission is free and no tickets are required. For vendors, official opportunities are handled only by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and all vendor payments are processed exclusively through TJ Events.

Topgolf hosts the annual golf tournament organized by the Raytown Chamber and Raytown Rotary, presented by Raytown-Lee's Summit Community Credit Union. Pricing options include a six-person team for $579, a three-person team for $297, or an individual entry for $99, with an optional contest package available for $60.

Part of the Children’s Mercy Heartland Invitational, the Boys weekend continues a strong tradition in the Kansas City area, bringing teams from across the central United States for a season-ending test of skill. With access to additional fields, the tournament welcomes a very large pool of participants and provides a true competitive finale to the season. Matches are hosted at Scheels Overland Park Soccer Complex and Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex, two major facilities that support an expansive event schedule. In recent years, as many as 800 teams have traveled to compete, highlighting the tournament’s scale and the level of competition on display.

Experience Tropical Nights, a festive evening that blends warm island ambiance with a meaningful mission. Surrounded by colorful, tropical-inspired touches, the program highlights the compassion and dedication that strengthen the community. Guests can look forward to a gourmet dinner, upbeat entertainment, exclusive auctions, and touching award presentations, all in support of Cornerstones of Care. Attire ranges from breezy island looks to elegant black tie. Expect an uplifting celebration where generosity takes center stage and the spirit of the tropics comes alive.

Participants will complete a 5K run or walk to support the Johnson County Kansas Heritage Foundation (JCKHF) grant program.

Back for its sixth year, KC Local Holiday Market brings a festive marketplace to Thompson Barn with more than 55 local makers and small businesses. Shoppers can explore distinctive locally made gifts, enjoy a coffee, and take a photo with Santa while supporting the community this holiday season. Admission is free and parking is plentiful. Prospective vendors should beware of scammers offering spaces in comments, since applications are handled only through official channels and not through comments or direct messages.

A lively Saturday at Limitless Brewing is set for all-out effort and emotion, complete with tears of joy. Remember to capture the fun and upload your photos and videos using the QR code.

Blood is needed across the United States every two seconds. To help meet that need, Kaw Prairie holds blood drives every other month, and donors are offered refreshments after they give. First-time donors receive step-by-step support from friendly, caring nurses, while repeat donors are recognized and appreciated for their ongoing commitment. Preferred time slots can be reserved through the ticket page.

This recurring warehouse cleanup takes place on the second Saturday each month. Volunteers work together to straighten and organize supplies that support future missions. Anyone planning to donate items can check the organization’s website for the current needs, then arrange details with Sulamita Ortiz, Missions Assistant, at 913-338-0343. Students seeking volunteer hours can find opportunities through Medical Missions Foundation.

Now in its 39th year, this celebration brings a taste of Britain, presented by the Daughters of the British Empire in Kansas. Attendees will find the atmosphere of a traditional British faire and tea with classic charm. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Watch Zootopia 2 while floating in the Olathe Community Center Pool. Anyone viewing from the water must register. Chaperones of children age 5 or under may accompany them in the water. Small inflatables designed for one person, with no vertical elements, are allowed only in the zero depth entry area, and all inflatables are subject to staff approval.

Build confidence to act when it matters with free CPR and AED training created for people who live or work in Lenexa. This practical, interactive class shows how to respond promptly to cardiac arrest, choking, severe bleeding, and other urgent situations. Instruction is provided by Lenexa Master Firefighter Sean Russell. It is suitable for beginners and for anyone who wants a refresher, and no prior experience is needed. The session is held at Lenexa Fire Station #3. Space may be limited, so registering in advance is recommended. Gain skills that can help protect family, coworkers, and neighbors.

Dogzilla performs live at Barley's Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee.

A festive showdown brings Santa, the Grinch, and the Abominable Snowman together in a triple threat match. CSW superstars compete in additional bouts, and the event also features live music, vendors, a raffle, and a 50 50 drawing. Tickets are $15, and children under 10 are admitted free.

KC Book Beat hosts a time travel themed literary evening at the Museum at Prairiefire. Explore a marketplace featuring independent authors, book-focused businesses, artists, and makers, all set amid dinosaur fossils and museum curiosities. Meet the people behind the stories, uncover new reads, shop literary inspired goods, and enjoy beverages available for purchase during the event. Ticket options include Early Bird General Admission at $5 for the first 50 tickets, Advance General Admission at $10, VIP Admission at $30 for up to 100 guests with early entry, an exclusive tote, and priority check-in, and Door Admission at $15 available on site subject to capacity. Free late-night entry is offered, also subject to capacity.

Two bands power a rock-filled evening. Arrow's Myth salutes Aerosmith with a set packed with favorites from across the decades, from Sweet Emotion and Dream On to Walk This Way, delivered by musicians who capture the spirit of the originals with big vocals and signature guitar hooks. K-Audic kicks things off with classic rock spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond, featuring seasoned players connected to acts like Head East and Saucy Jack while covering staples by Van Halen, Styx, Bon Jovi, Foo Fighters, Rush, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and more. Tickets will be available soon, with prices starting at $20.

This relaxed KPPA dinner at Red Door Woodfired Grill in Lenexa welcomes both members and non-members. Attendees connect with fellow photographers, exchange ideas, expand professional networks, and share a meal. The gathering supports professional growth for serious photographers with a focus on inspiration, education, and collaboration, creating an easygoing setting for conversation, learning, and new friendships.