This weekend in Kansas City, KS

The fifth annual Soul Yoga Fest brings a community wellness celebration to Kansas City at Uzazi Village in midtown. The day opens with a shared libation and seed planting in the Uzazi Garden, setting a welcoming tone for movement and mindfulness. Throughout the festival, more than ten free sessions invite people of all ages and experience levels to explore not only yoga but also dance, Tai Chi, and a range of workshops. Local vendors will be on site with wholesome foods and wellness services, and the event emphasizes broader access to health resources for underrepresented communities while embracing plant-based lifestyles and every body type. Opportunities are available for vendors, sponsors, and volunteers. Vendors can bring a team, a table, and a branded tent, and are responsible for their own travel and lodging. Sponsorships are offered at multiple tiers, including Bronze at 500 dollars, Silver at 1,000, Gold at 2,500, Scarab at 5,000, and Blue Nile at 10,000, with recognition in event promotions and other marketing, and higher tiers include corporate on-site wellness packages. Vendor and sponsor fees can be paid by CashApp, Venmo, money order, credit or debit card, or Zelle. Originating in Chicago, Soul Yoga Fest has grown into a global movement with editions in cities such as Las Vegas, Atlanta, Paris, and locations in Ghana.

Presented by Saint Luke's and New Horizon Academy, Babies & Bumps Kansas City returns for its fourth year at the Marriott Kansas City Overland Park. This intimate, conference-style gathering brings together local businesses and trusted brands with expert-led classes, hands-on demonstrations, shopping, complimentary activities, and plenty of giveaways. The day begins with a moderated conversation led by founder Monica Infante and a panel of local experts, focusing on insights many parents wish they had before welcoming a baby. Throughout the event, attendees can explore the exhibitor floor to discover resources tailored to new and expecting families, join classes on topics like building a birth plan, postpartum recovery in the fourth trimester, and introducing first foods, and take part in interactive demos that build practical skills such as infant CPR, choosing the right breast pump, and comfort techniques for labor. Internationally recognized baby gear specialist and Child Passenger Safety Technician Jamie Grayson will be available on the show floor to answer questions and provide hands-on guidance, then closes the event with a keynote that walks through core gear categories like car seats, strollers, carriers, and high chairs, with prizes along the way. Babies & Bumps is a small, family-run organization with a mission to inform and empower parents. Every element is designed to build connections and deliver useful knowledge about pregnancy, birth, and life with a new baby. All moms, dads, parents-to-be, adoptive parents, those trying to conceive, and caregivers are welcome to participate, find answers, gain confidence, and ease worries in a supportive and judgment-free setting. Expect thoughtful amenities including a quiet lounge for nursing, pumping, and feeding, on-site food and beverages available for purchase, and convenient parking. There is also a raffle with dozens of prizes, with all proceeds donated to a local nonprofit, plus gift bags, a grand prize drawing, and additional giveaways connected to the keynote. Giveaway availability may vary by ticket option.

This Pay What You Can dance workshop opens the door to the sleek, stylized world of jazz theater while celebrating Ann Reinking and Gwen Verdon, artists who helped bring Bob Fosse’s distinctive choreography and theatrical spirit to center stage. Expect a journey from smoky club sophistication to crisp, precise movement that defined a memorable era of Broadway dance. The session explores jazz and musical theater inspired movement with a focus on performance quality, musicality, storytelling, and signature Fosse flavored details. Look for stylized steps, playful energy, clean lines, and plenty of theatrical flair in a welcoming, low-pressure setting suited to all experience levels. No prior dance background is required.

Young wrestlers can build skills at Xtreme Wrestling Center’s junior classes, a recurring program that generally meets on second Sundays with adjustments around holidays. Designed for ages 7 and up, the cost is $25. Age accommodations may be considered individually by XWC staff, and questions can be sent to xtremewrestlingcenter@gmail.com. Xtreme Wrestling Center is the longest running professional wrestling training program in the Kansas City metro, supported by trainers with more than 50 years of combined experience. Instruction takes place in a safe, supervised setting with an emphasis on safety, discipline, and respect. Participants are expected to follow rules, stay dedicated to their training, and treat everyone with respect, and the program maintains a firm non-discrimination policy.

Car enthusiasts gather for the monthly second Sunday JOCO Cars and Coffee at Blue Valley CAPS in Overland Park. There is no charge to display a vehicle and no cost for spectators. Entry and exit are limited to Marty St off 151st St, and other approaches are not permitted. PawsAbilities will be on site with dog treats and other pet items, with proceeds supporting the BelongKC group home initiative. So Cal Burritos will operate a food truck serving tacos and burritos for lunch. Burnouts and reckless driving are prohibited, and attendees are expected to be respectful and prioritize safety. Support for JOCO Cars and Coffee is provided by Tinting K.C. LLC, Nanmo Wheels, Ascend Audio Video, Zohr, Renowned Detailing, KC Elite Car Car, Olathe Ford Lincoln, Blue Valley Auto Clinic, Inclusion Connections, and PawsAbilities.

Enjoy relaxed, screen-free time together at Pawn and Pint. Kids and teens under 18 play at no cost, and families receive discounts on food and nonalcoholic drinks. Choose from a library of more than 1,000 board games with options for every age and interest. It is an easy way to spend an afternoon and evening together with no cleanup and no stress. Available every Sunday.

At SERV, bingo gets a musical twist as a DJ cues up popular tracks and players mark songs on their cards instead of numbers. Multiple themed rounds span different decades and genres, keeping the pace upbeat and offering plenty of chances to win prizes. It is free to take part, and food and drink specials are available during gameplay. With giant screens, an energetic vibe, and a social setup that suits groups, this music-filled competition invites plenty of sing-along moments.

Raytown Trans Joy In The Park is a community potluck and picnic centered on trans joy and open to everyone, whether transgender or cisgender, who wish to share space in community. It also offers a welcoming place for those curious about trans people or who have trans or queer loved ones to learn and connect. During the warmer months, gatherings take place at C. Lee Kenagy Park in the grassy area south of the Raytown Skate Park. In colder weather or if it rains, the event moves indoors to the multipurpose room at Southwood UCC. It happens every second Sunday of the month.

Celebrate and support local vendors at CNP. Shop for goods, enjoy drinks and snacks, and connect with the community while discovering small businesses.

Celebrate connection with an afternoon tea designed for couples, mothers and children, friends, or anyone honoring love and togetherness. In a vintage British-inspired setting, this gathering pairs the charm of a classic tea with the indulgence of a modern brunch. Expect distinctive centerpieces, the clink of fine china, tiered stands filled with artisanal treats, and soft background music. Your experience includes gourmet brunch fare, a premium selection of teas, and a few unexpected delights. The photo represents service for two guests. Pastry and sandwich offerings may vary by season and availability. Suggested attire is garden party chic. The price is $34.99 per person. Seating is limited and registration is required, and all guests in your party should be included on the reservation.

JQ Sirls and Brandon Calloway lead a candid conversation about bringing graphic novels and children’s books to market, sharing their own publishing paths and practical guidance for getting started. A book signing follows the panel. Purchase a book in advance to receive a 33 percent discount on your ticket.

Celebrate the final days of summer with a free community pool party at Thomas A. Soetaert Aquatic Center. Families and friends can gather for an evening of swimming, laughter, and connection before the back to school rush. Everyone is welcome to make a splash and enjoy time in the water.

Unwind with an outdoor yoga practice beside the pond at Corporate Lakes at Metcalf in Overland Park. Guided by certified instructor Kristen Badali, the session welcomes all experience levels and centers on mindful movement and steady breathing as the sun goes down. It offers a calm way to reset before a new week. Bring a yoga mat and water.