Events in Leavenworth, KS

Now held every Monday, this casual meet-up gives moms a chance to mingle and connect. Messenger coffee, boba, tea, and pastries are available for purchase. Making a reservation is recommended to secure a spot and speed up check-in. The facility is shoe free, so bring socks or pick up branded grippy socks for $3. Adults attend at no cost.

A free community wellness class features Thai Chi Chih and is led by Rachel Rilinger. The practice supports health, cultivates balance, and fosters a sense of peace for people of all ages and fitness levels.

This story time takes place in the Kids Zone at PH Coffee in Kansas City, MO and is led by Mr. Dave Reads, also known as @mrdavereads on Instagram. Each session presents a new selection of books curated by Mr. Dave for children to enjoy.

Enjoy a community bingo session that is completely free. There is no buy-in, and prizes will be awarded.

Enjoy a casual Warhammer 40K open play session at The Geekery. The format is open play, there is no pre-registration and no entry fee, and a chess clock is available by request. The Geekery provides table space, terrain, and gaming mats so players can jump right into games. For questions, contact the staff. To coordinate a matchup in advance, check The Geekery’s Discord or Facebook page. All play follows The Geekery’s code of conduct.

Every Monday, delve into the World of Darkness and focus on a vampire’s First Night, from the final glimpse of daylight to the first pangs of hunger and the choices that cannot be taken back. The experience follows the turmoil of that first hunt as participants decide who earns their trust, confront new fears, and form the early bonds that shape an ongoing story. Play uses Vampire: The Masquerade Fifth Edition from Renegade. New players receive guidance to create characters, and all necessary materials are supplied. Entry is $7 per session, or choose a $20 monthly membership that provides unlimited gaming at Pawn and Pint.

This peer-led, non-theistic recovery meeting is rooted in Buddhist principles and welcomes anyone seeking recovery from any addiction. It draws on teachings that began in India and later flourished across South, East, Southeast, and Central Asia, with gratitude for the cultures that preserved and shared this heritage. The gathering provides a supportive community for people choosing recovery.

Monday nights at Hammer’s Dueling Piano Bar transform into a high-energy karaoke celebration hosted by DJ Rosie-J. Whether someone is new to the mic or a seasoned showstopper, the stage is open for memorable performances from start to finish.

Explore technology with a community class focused on specific topics, followed by dedicated time for tech support. It supports both proactive learning before issues arise and reactive learning after an incident, such as when a computer is broken. Participants may bring a device for the support portion.

Learn essential first aid and CPR skills in a certification class taught by American Heart Association certified instructors. The session takes place at Amberwell Downtown in Atchison and is designed for parents, teachers, daycare workers, local business owners, teens who babysit, and anyone who wants to be prepared to save a life. The fee is $25, and space is limited.

This Paint & Take workshop centers on miniature painting. For $7, participants receive a unique unpainted figure from fantasy, sci fi, or historical themes, plus use of brushes, paints, and other supplies. Volunteers are on hand with tips and guidance. Completed minis go home with their painters, and access to gaming is included for the evening. No experience is necessary, and all skill levels are welcome. Suitable for individuals or groups interested in a creative night of painting and play.

Hollywood Undead ignites the room with a turbocharged set, fierce vocals, pounding rhythms, and energy that never lets up. Fans sing along to every lyric, amplifying the electric atmosphere. The performance is a hard-hitting fusion of rock and rap, fueled by pure adrenaline from start to finish.

A weekly no-host social bringing together the KC metro area's Pagan community to connect in person. It welcomes Witches, Heathens, Druids, Eclectics, Reconstructionists, initiated and non-initiatory practitioners, solitaries, and members of covens, kindreds, temples, lodges, and chapters. The gathering takes place at Pawn and Pint-Official and provides a space to meet others and hang out.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced tournament at The Geekery featuring Swiss pairings and best of three matches. Registration is handled through the Konami Neuron app, and all players must register there. The entry fee is $5. Each participant receives an OTS Pack upon entry, with additional packs from the prize pool awarded to the top players. For questions or more information, please contact the staff.

Settle in for a creative, mystery-themed gathering that pairs a group discussion of My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney with paint-your-own pottery. Expect an engaging conversation, hands-on art time, and snacks. This adults-only event requires advance registration, a $5 reservation fee, and a minimum pottery purchase of $20 per person. Space is limited.

Happening each Tuesday, this event has a $10 entry fee and a minimum purchase of two drinks. The bar adds an equal amount to the pot to boost the payout.

Put your knowledge to the test in a general knowledge trivia game hosted by Charles. Enjoy $5 Lemon Drop Martinis while you play, and stay for the open mic comedy that follows.

Experience gritty, straight-talking country from Alabama native Jay Webb. Often named an artist to watch, he brings surging momentum from songs like Down Here, Bury Me With Bourbon, Broken, and more. The show blends a no-nonsense edge with honest storytelling about his roots and the road he has traveled, all while delivering a lively good time. After a breakout first headlining tour that surpassed expectations, he returns to the stage with a rapidly growing fanbase and a performance that keeps audiences eager for what comes next.

T-Shotz hosts JEOPARDY! Bar League, the official bar trivia experience from JEOPARDY!. The event lasts two hours and features opportunities to win prizes.

Garden Group meets at the Parkville Living Center for conversations focused on gardening. Participants compare successes and challenges, share reminders about seasonal timing, and learn from each other. The discussion is facilitated by garden coach Myriam Totta of Raising Gardens, with an emphasis on practical tips and insights from attendees.

This rain or shine meetup at Blip Roasters brings riders together for coffee and conversation. Attendees visit with one another, plan upcoming rides, go to lunch as a group, and talk through the big questions. All bikes and riders are welcome.

Stepping Stones KC leads weekly music time at MY Play Cafe, giving kids a chance to discover their musical side in a fun, relaxed setting. The session is included with open play at no additional cost, and adult admission is free. Reserve a spot in the open play session.

This weekly guided tour offers a more focused way to experience the collection. A tour guide accompanies the group to share insights that go beyond a self-guided visit. Attendance is limited to about 40 people, and the tour generally lasts around two hours, with timing adjusted based on interest and engagement. Regular admission applies. Large groups should call ahead to reserve a time as usual.

KC Farm School’s Farm Stop serves as a neighborhood hub for local food, offering comfortable indoor shopping with farm-grown vegetables alongside a wide range of goods from sustainable small farms in the region. Shoppers can find herbs, eggs, bread, coffee, cheese, meat, mushrooms, fermented foods, jams, jellies, drinks, plant starts, and handcrafted items from familiar vendors. Friendly staff can help locate specific items. SNAP is accepted, purchases can be matched with Double Up Food Bucks, and produce is available on a pay what you can basis. This event pairs the Farm Stop with a special monthly market on the farm that features music, community partners, farm tours, workshops, cooking demonstrations, and plenty of food from the farm and other local producers.

Settle in for casual Magic: The Gathering Commander games in an open play setting at The Geekery. No preregistration is required and there is no entry fee. Table space is provided, and the format is open play. Signing up through the WPN Companion app adds participants to a prize drawing. Staff are available to answer questions. The Geekery also maintains a code of conduct for participants.

Scotty C's is back at Transport Brewery Shawnee for weekly visits that include Geeks Who Drink trivia, with food and beer part of the experience each week.

A casual night of Commander play with promotional items available to participants. On arrival, check in with a staff member or register through your WPN account.

This free class offers guidance from experts and a chance to connect with other parents in a supportive setting. It takes place in the conference room within the Administration area at Amberwell Atchison and is intended for expectant parents planning their birth experience there, whether new to breastfeeding or looking to build on what they already know. A certified lactation counselor and trained maternal care staff will cover how breastfeeding works, ways to build and maintain a healthy milk supply, signs that your baby is getting enough, comfortable positioning, how partners can help, and where to find additional support if needed. To register or ask questions, contact the Maternal Care team at 913-360-5350. Capacity is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Get moving with a Zumba session that alternates gentler sequences with bursts of higher effort for a lively, dance-forward workout. With upbeat Latin music setting the tone, the workout feels more like a celebration than a chore. Suitable for all experience levels, this class is offered at Pole Worx in Kansas City, MO. Reservations are available online, and the class is also available on class pass.

Build your skills from the ground up with an eight-week oil painting course available in studio or live online. The curriculum welcomes complete beginners, artists looking to expand their toolkit, and those with prior experience who want clearer guidance on using materials correctly. Explore alla prima techniques, indirect layered methods, a variety of underpainting approaches, and surface effects such as glazing and scumbling. In-studio enrollment includes all supplies and is limited to 12 participants for focused instruction. Tuition is $240 for the live virtual option, or $475 for the in-studio experience with materials provided.

Poetic Underground’s Generative Workshop Series offers a writing session at Inside Out KC designed to spark new work in a supportive setting. A different poet facilitates each month and explores a new area of writing, and the topic changes from week to week. Attendees are strongly encouraged to wear masks. Admission is free, and an open mic follows the workshop. Guided by Poetic Underground’s commitment to poetry as a tool for healing and community building, the series fosters a brave space for artists to gather in Kansas City.

Bring a water bottle and a towel for a floor-based workout designed to support pole conditioning. The session begins with a warmup, builds into a full-body routine, and ends with a cooldown. Calisthenics and functional high-intensity interval training are used to elevate cardio, strengthen the core, and challenge every muscle group. Booking is available online, and the class is also offered through ClassPass.

Enjoy a night of music bingo built around movie soundtracks and blockbuster hits, all benefiting Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center. Each bingo card has a suggested $5 donation, with proceeds going directly to the organization. Arriving a little early to check in and order beverages is encouraged. Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) that works to expand access to mental health services in the county by reducing barriers and directing resources and initiatives that support the mission and vision of Johnson County Mental Health Center. Hosted at Servaes Brewing Co. - Shawnee.

The 913 in Kansas City, KS hosts a lively Music Bingo game night that blends classic bingo with favorite song clips. A variety of tracks are played while players mark the matching squares on a bingo card accessed on a phone. It is free to attend and free to play, with one card provided per person. Winners receive prizes, and the prize mix may vary. The atmosphere features upbeat music, food, and plenty of chances to sing and dance along.

Compete in an MTG Legacy tournament at The Geekery featuring Swiss pairings and best-of-three matches. Entry is $5 with store credit as prize support. This is a non sanctioned event and promo packs are not included. Registration is on site only, with no preregistration. Decks may include up to 15 proxy cards, and all proxies must be fully functional, clear, and obvious to all players. For questions, please contact the staff.

Howard Mahan teams up with friends at B.B.'s Lawnside BarB-Q in Kansas City, MO, featuring Adam Watson, TJ Erhardt, and Chase McRoy.

Coco Montoya brings searing guitar tone and soulful, hard-hitting vocals to a night of modern electric blues. A self-taught, left-handed player who first worked as Albert Collins’ drummer, he learned directly from the blues great before spending a decade recording and touring with John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers. His 1995 solo debut earned the Blues Music Award for Best New Artist, launching a celebrated run of releases that cemented his place among the leading voices in the genre. Montoya is currently touring behind Writing On The Wall on Alligator Records, produced by Tony Braunagel with Jeff Paris as co-producer, a studio set built on memorable songs, tight grooves, and the chemistry of his longtime band, with guest appearances on the album by Lee Roy Parnell and Ronnie Baker Brooks. Onstage, he is known for passionate performances, inventive solos, and an emphasis on feel and authenticity that turns every song into a deep blues statement.

Poetic Underground hosts an open mic for poetry and prose at Inside Out KC in Kansas City, MO. Readers can sign up to share their work and will be called in random order. Each participant has up to four minutes on the mic to share their truth, and respect for everyone on stage is expected to help maintain a brave, welcoming space. Masks are strongly recommended. There is no cover charge. Poetic Underground centers poetry as a way to heal and build community, creating a space where artists can gather in Kansas City.

Attendees can play R&B music bingo with Bo. Bingo cards cost $5, daiquiris are $5, and prizes are available.

Woody’s hosts an award-winning weekly karaoke night with Big Body Caprice. Singers of every stripe can step up to the mic, from shower-song hopefuls to showstopping divas, with audience favorites, powerhouse vocals, and daring performances setting the tone. Drinks flow, the vibe stays high, and the night has a legendary reputation at Woody’s KC.

Compete in a YuGiOh! Genesys tournament hosted at The Geekery. All players must register through the Konami Neuron app, and pre-registration is available. The entry fee is $5. Participants receive an OTS Pack upon entry, with additional packs awarded to top finishers. Matches use the Advanced format with Swiss pairings and best of three. Special Genesys rules apply. For questions, please contact the staff.

As squats strengthen the thighs, meditation strengthens the mind. This weekly, free group meditation class is beginner friendly and also welcomes experienced practitioners. Each session focuses on accessible mindfulness methods across different practices, including quiet sitting, breathwork, chanting, and gentle movement, to help calm the nervous system and improve focus and concentration. Open to people of all ages, body types, and experience levels. No tickets or registration are required. Drop in on Thursdays. This is a trauma informed, queer led class.

Learn about technology in the way that suits you best, whether you prefer to get ahead through classes and exploration or need help after something goes wrong. This program includes a community education class on a specific topic, followed by dedicated time for tech support. Bring your device to receive hands-on assistance.

Learn to craft your own 14-inch Día de los Muertos wreath in a hands-on class with expert guidance. Everything you need will be supplied, and the price is $43 per person.

Moonlight Market brings a lively marketplace to City of Shawnee, KS Government, featuring produce offered by farmers market vendors, locally made crafts and goods, and live music that sets the tone. Food trucks and selections from nearby breweries complement the experience. Families with children are welcome, and leashed dogs can come along. Visitors can also enhance their outing by stopping into the surrounding restaurants, breweries, and shops.

Returning to its original home at The Fuel House, this High Octane Oktoberfest features exotic and muscle cars, motorcycles, and collector automobiles, along with live music and vendor exhibits. Attendees can enjoy an open bar with locally brewed beer, catering by Quentin's BBQ & Sides, and treats from the onsite ice cream parlor. Programming also includes raffle drawings, CRE and AEC centric networking, and a cigar lounge with cigars available for purchase. Early bird registration is available, and a portion of the proceeds will be donated to a local 501c3.

This open play session for Marvel Crisis Protocol takes place at The Geekery in Shawnee, KS. There is no preregistration and no entry fee. Table space, terrain, and gaming mats are provided, and a chess clock is available on request. Staff are available to answer questions, and The Geekery’s code of conduct applies.

Family Bingo Night at Eisenhower Community Center launches a new monthly bingo program held on the third Thursday of each month. This free, family-friendly evening features classic rounds of bingo with prizes for those who call it first. Attendees can bring friends, upbeat energy, and a game-ready mindset for a relaxed night of friendly competition.

RSVP is required, and tickets are free. Queertauqua debuts its first production, A Series of Unmentionable Acts, a camp-tinged program that interlaces lecture, a historic speech, drama, live music, and an audience participation wedding ceremony. Drawing on real people and historical events, it invites attendees to experience queer history as something lived and performed, not only remembered. Content advisory: mature themes including sexuality, gender, historical discrimination, and references to suicide.

Enjoy a relaxed, creative circle at The Emerald Ewe where crafters of every experience level can bring fiber projects or any craft they are working on. No historical or medieval theme is required. Feel free to bring a drink or snack. This is not a class, just a welcoming space to make progress on projects while participants share friendly advice for any tricky spots.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon TCG gathering with no-cost open play for casual participants, plus promos for those at the tables. Players who want a bit of competition can enter friendly tournaments to try their decks, with prizes in the form of packs and additional promos.

This Flesh and Blood Classic Constructed Armory tournament will be held at The Geekery. The event uses a Swiss structure with best-of-one matches. The entry fee is $5, and prizes include Organized Play packs or store credit. Pre-registration is not available. For any questions, please contact the staff.

Bring a few favorite board or card games and a shareable snack, then enjoy dice rolling, card shuffling, and time together around the table. Participation indicates agreement to follow the Oasis Code of Conduct. For questions, contact host David Krampus.

A monthly mashup of hip hop and hot dogs with live sets from the Inner Sanctum DJs at miniBar.

Mobile mammography services will be available with both scheduled appointments and walk-in options. To reserve a time, call 913-344-9989. If you did not book in advance, you can stop by to check for openings. Women age 40 and older who have no symptoms can receive a screening mammogram without a doctor’s order. Those ages 35 to 39 may obtain a baseline screening, and should confirm eligibility and coverage with their insurance carrier beforehand. Please bring your insurance card and the name of your primary care physician. Uninsured women ages 40 to 64 may qualify for a covered screening through Early Detection Works. Patients should not be pregnant or breastfeeding. The mobile coach is not accessible under the ADA due to vehicle limitations. For the day of your exam, wear a two-piece outfit to avoid fully undressing and do not use lotions, deodorants, or powders above the waist.

Participants meet at the church, then take a short walk to the adopted bus stop at the corner of 66th and Wornall to collect litter and wipe down the bench. After the cleanup, the group heads to The Roasterie for coffee and a chat. Bring work gloves made of leather or with a rubber coating if possible. Loaner gloves will be available.

Presented by PBA, the 4th Annual Small Business All Access Expo brings together entrepreneurs with corporations, financial institutions, and resource partners for a day centered on connection, learning, and growth. Attendees can build new relationships, hear insights from industry experts, explore contracting possibilities, and access tools that help move a business forward. The experience is designed for owners at any stage, from those just getting started to those preparing to scale, and encourages participants to arrive ready to network, learn, and take actionable next steps.

Enjoy a story time paired with a simple craft during open play. Reservations can be made through the venue’s website, and the story and craft are included with open play admission. All ages are welcome, with activities most suited to children around 1 to 8. Adults, infants under 1, and siblings older than 7 are free. The Get Out Pass is accepted during open play. This is a shoes-free facility, so socks are required for everyone, and grip socks are available for $3. Completing the online waiver in advance speeds check-in. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Peanut-free outside food is allowed, but outside beverages are not permitted. Guests are encouraged to share photos from story and craft time on Facebook or Instagram.

The third installment of Halloween fun keeps the celebration going with costumes, friendly competitions, and ghost stories by the campfire. Bring a flashlight to make the most of the evening. Throughout the Halloween weekends, the lineup features a campsite decorating contest with chances to win camping prizes, family crafts and paint-your-own pumpkins, costume contests for individuals, groups, and pets, trick-or-treating across the campground, a costumed dance party, Halloween movies under the stars, bingo with a spooky twist, a glow-in-the-dark wagon ride and parade with illuminated golf carts, bikes, and scooters, limited-edition Halloween tie-dye shirts available only at Basswood, a flashlight lollipop hunt for kids, and complimentary Halloween s’mores by the fire.

Ladyco boutique in Brookside is hosting a relaxed sip and shop where visitors can browse with a beverage. Ten percent of proceeds supports the Kansas City Zoo AAZK Chapter, and AAZK will have animal artwork available for purchase.

Celebrate Halloween at Lemonade Park in Kansas City with a two-night bash featuring a varied lineup that changes each evening. Enjoy performances from Left on Red, The Royal Chief, Iced Wrist, Double Drag, When Forever Finds Me, and more. Choose single-night tickets or opt for a discounted pass that covers both nights. Costumes are encouraged, and each evening features a best-dressed contest with prizes.

Enjoy a festive Halloween trunk or treat focused on creative costumes. The celebration features a lively costume competition and plenty of dancing, giving kids a chance to show off their outfits and compete for prizes. This is a free community gathering, but advance registration is required and space is limited.

A festive evening at Westport Roanoke Community Center features costumes, treats, and spooky surprises. Kids can trick or treat along the trail in Roanoke Park, show off their outfits in a costume parade, try ghoulish games, and, if they dare, venture into the Ghoul House. Bring last year’s costume to trade for a different one at the Costume Swap, and make sure swap items are gently used and wearable. Enjoy free activities like face painting, pumpkin painting, and cookie decorating, with pumpkin painting available for the first 50 participants on a first come, first served basis. All activities are free except the Ghoul House, which costs $5 per person and can be purchased in advance or on the day. The south entrance from 38th St to Roanoke Rd will be closed, and access to Roanoke Rd will be available from Karnes Blvd. Sponsored by Gunter Construction Company.

Take part in a Lorcana League tournament hosted at The Geekery. The event features a constructed format with Swiss pairings and best-of-three matches, with three to four rounds determined by the number of players. Entry is $10, and all entry fees are returned as prizes through promos and store credit. Pre-registration is not required. For questions, please contact the store staff.

At Hamburger Mary’s, enjoy drag queen bingo hosted by one of the venue’s divas while supporting animals in Kansas City. A pack of 10 cards costs $10 and provides one card per game for a total of 10 games, and you can purchase additional packs. Expect prize giveaways and a raffle featuring KC Chiefs and KC Royals items along with themed baskets. Arriving early allows time to enjoy food before play begins, and reservations are needed to secure a spot.

Compete in a One Piece CCG tournament at The Geekery. Pre-registration is available through Bandai TCG+. The entry fee is $5, with prize support including promos and store credit. The event uses a Swiss, best-of-1 format. Special rules apply. For questions, please contact the staff.

Rock Island Live presents the Loren Broaddus Trio at Rock Island Bridge in Kansas City, Kansas, featuring a distinctive take on the French horn. Admission is free. Live music is offered at this venue every Friday and Saturday, typically in the American Royal Hall, with the River Garden used when the hall is reserved or the weather is favorable.

This event is a Magic: The Gathering Booster Draft tournament hosted at The Geekery. Players sign up through Wizards Eventlink, and there is no pre-registration. The entry fee is $20, with final pricing dependent on the packs used. Prize support may include promos, booster packs, or store credit. For any questions, please contact the staff.

A Halloween pop-up bar conjures the Sanderson Sisters for an evening of live music, parody, and plenty of chances to sing, laugh, and dance. Inspired by Hocus Pocus, the experience pairs spooky cocktail creations with snacks while the trio takes the spotlight. Maggie Hutchison appears as Winifred, Briana Marxen-McCollom portrays Mary, and Briana Van Deusen steps in as Sarah. The show is written and directed by Casey Jane, with stage management by Elise Hawley. This spirited takeover haunts PH Coffee on select dates. Advance reservations are recommended. Seating is assigned according to the time window on each ticket, and arriving during that window helps ensure you can get settled and place bar orders before the performance begins. The bar remains open after the show.

Outback Presents brings the Outta Pocket Tour to The Midland Theatre in Kansas City with stand-up comedian Mojo Brookzz, also known as Dyon Brooks. An actor, writer, producer, and nationally touring comic, he has shared stages with Mike Epps, Martin Lawrence, and Deon Cole. His Unhand Me Now tour sold out nationwide with added shows and marked his move from club weekends to theatre headlining, including packed stops at Atlanta’s Center Stage, Memphis’s Minglewood Hall, and Chicago’s Vic Theatre. He appears on Nick Cannon’s Wild N Out and his viral sketch comedy has earned millions of views across social media. A Chicago native, he collaborates with the Chicago Bears and contributed writing that helped the team secure a Midwestern Emmy. His credits also include an appearance in Lil Durk’s Sad Songs and ongoing support for youth development programs in his community. All ages are welcome. Ticket resale through AXS Resale is not available for this event. The Midland Theatre is a cashless venue, accepting only debit or credit cards at the box office and bars.

Experience a live set of classic rock spanning the 1960s through the 2000s, performed by a seasoned lineup. Bill Skinner handles guitar and vocals, Scott Melton covers bass and vocals, Chuck Hays brings keyboards, guitar, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz drives the rhythm on drums, with Colin Rohde guiding the sound behind the board.

This event brings together Wired Shut, High Victors, and Camilla Camille and the Sexy Hexes for a shared lineup.

Guest conductor Stuart Chafetz leads the Kansas City Symphony in a Motown celebration at Helzberg Hall in the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts. Vocalists Chester Gregory, Darren Lorenzo, and Crystal Monee Hall join the orchestra for classics by Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, The Temptations, Stevie Wonder, and more. Hear favorites including I Heard It Through the Grapevine, My Girl, and Superstition. This concert opens the 2026 to 2027 Pops Series with soulful sound and plenty of high energy.

This youth-focused rodeo marks its third year at the International Lineman's Rodeo. Registration and time slots are first come, first served. Winners will be honored during the Awards Banquet and invited to walk the stage to receive their award. Gift bags will be available for pickup during the expo at Booth 815.

Wyandotte County residents can bring common household hazardous items for safe drop off as part of the 2026 Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Days. This event takes place at the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Center in Kansas City, Kansas. The service is free for county residents, and proof of residency is required.

Find seasonal treasures at a gift and craft bazaar focused on fall and Christmas, featuring more than 40 vendors. Breakfast and lunch will be available. Enter a raffle at each vendor table for a chance to win a prize, and take part in a main raffle as well, with details still to come.

KC Crew presents an indoor volleyball tournament at Hy-Vee Arena in Kansas City, MO. Coed teams may choose from Recreational, Intermediate, or Power divisions. Each team fields six players, with at least three women required. All teams play four games, and the champions take home medals and swag bags.

At Central Platte Fire Protection District, a cozy fall gathering highlights the pumpkin spice spirit and community fun. Children are encouraged to wear costumes, and vendors will be handing out candy. A free yoga session on the courthouse lawn is also part of the festivities. Event communications will not ask for personal direct messages, so stay alert to avoid scams.

At Elmwood Cemetery, volunteers spend time outdoors in a park-like setting, working on clean-up and maintenance projects across the cemetery grounds. Groups such as church, youth, and civic organizations can coordinate participation in advance.

SKCA hosts its annual Community Awards Breakfast at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, More Hall in Kansas City. The event recognizes individuals and organizations who dedicate time and resources to improving south Kansas City. Sponsorship opportunities start at $250 and provide a way for businesses and organizations to raise their profile within the community. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased through the SKCA website. Nominations can be submitted online for any of the nine award categories.

Enjoy a free yoga session on the Courthouse Lawn in downtown Platte City. Open to all levels, this outdoor class invites you to stretch, breathe, and flow for a grounded, refreshed start to your weekend. Please bring your own mat.

Explore Elmwood Cemetery on a guided walk that highlights the resting places of well known, notorious, and long overlooked figures from Kansas City’s past. Meet at the Armour Chapel inside the cemetery grounds. The tour lasts about an hour and follows paved roads for most of the route, with a few brief stretches off road, so wear sturdy footwear and consider sun protection. This outdoor experience is weather dependent. There is no set fee, though a suggested donation of $10 per participant supports the cemetery’s preservation efforts.

Inventory from several longtime antique stores in Kansas City has been combined for a single-day liquidation sale. The goal is to clear out everything, with plenty to sift through for dealers, collectors, designers, resellers, and treasure hunters. Expect a real search through consolidated antique finds. If furniture is on the shopping list, bringing a truck may be helpful.

Craft a custom piece that sparkles in this hands-on resin DIY workshop. Choose your project at check-in, with options that include an ocean-inspired porthole suncatcher, a pressed flower suncatcher, or a cute Halloween shadowbox. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance through mixing and pouring resin, building layers, and adding finishing details so your creation feels truly personal. No prior experience is needed, and all supplies are included. Your finished piece can brighten your home or be gifted as a thoughtful handmade present. Advance registration with payment is required, and walk-ins are not accepted. Only registered participants may enter the workshop area, and children or extra spectators cannot be accommodated. Workshops are nonrefundable and not eligible for exchange, including class fees. Because of the way resin cures, this class cannot be converted into a take-home kit. If you register but cannot attend, you may send someone in your place by sharing their name in advance. If weather interferes, store credit will be issued and can be used for another workshop or for products in the boutique or creative studio at either location.

Players can compete in a locals Digimon CCG tournament at The Geekery. The event uses the standard format with Swiss pairings and best of three matches. Pre registration is available through Bandai TCG Plus, and the entry fee is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. The tournament follows the current Bandai banned and restricted list. Staff members are available to answer questions.

Enjoy a guided walk on the Fox Hollow Trail with a naturalist, learning about the different plants and animals you may spot along the way. The hike is weather dependent, and the ending time is approximate.

This free community gathering offers a shared meal, vendor tables from local businesses with items available for purchase, and a welcoming space to connect with others who are engaged in meaningful community work. Guests are encouraged to bring a dish to share, with both meat-based and plant-based options welcome. Attendees are also invited to bring a photo of a loved one who has passed to honor them during an ancestral storytelling circle that will take place as everyone enjoys the meal. Come for good food, warm company, and time spent together. This community offering is supported by Soul Child Awakenings, Rhythm & Rootz, KC End of Life, Briar Rose & Inner Space KC, AiZen Root Remedy, A Warm Embrace, Affirmed Peace, and Tam B and Uncle Tony K.

Real Salt Lake travels to Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kansas to face Sporting Kansas City. This Western Conference matchup highlights contrasting styles, with SKC looking to stretch play at home while RSL seeks chances on the counter, setting up a contest where momentum may swing quickly.

Learn the basics of sugar cookie decorating in a beginner-friendly class at R Little Bakery. The session takes place in the bakery’s downstairs classroom, which is ready for instruction while final fixtures like counters and cabinets are still being installed. Participants will decorate a six-cookie set while exploring royal icing and other foundational techniques. All materials are provided, including cookies, four icing colors, sprinkles, tools, and a box to take creations home, so there is no baking or mixing required. Two sessions are offered on the same day with start times 30 minutes apart, and seating is limited. Recommended for ages 12 and up, with children under 12 requiring a ticketed adult. Please note there are 12 stairs to access the basement classroom and no alternative entry.

A free, family friendly gathering centered on connection, culture and caring together. Explore offerings from healers, herbalists and other holistic practitioners, browse local vendors and catch live demonstrations. It is open to everyone and grounded in community, healing and love, with details about vendors and guests to be announced soon.

A Magic: The Gathering Premodern tournament will be held at The Geekery. There is no preregistration. The entry fee is 5 dollars, prizes are awarded as store credit, and the format is Premodern with proxies permitted. For questions, please contact the staff.

Put on a favorite costume and get into the Halloween spirit at Merriam Farmers' Market. Children can enjoy games and candy, plus a trunk-or-treat featuring business owners from Merriam. This event is designed for ages 10 and younger, and admission is free.

Navalyse Boutique hosts a vendor pop-up marketplace. Vendor spots are available for $25.

Artists from What Quilts Carry: Eighteen Years of Quilting at KCAI gather for a conversation about the enduring influence of the Kansas City Art Institute studio course Quilts: More than the Sum of Their Parts, developed and taught by Kim Eichler-Messmer. Starting from a shared experience with a traditional quilt sampler and moving into distinct creative paths, they will reflect on how quilting has shaped their practices, what has persisted over time, and how a common foundation continues to inform their making. The discussion will be moderated by Kim Eichler-Messmer and will include time for audience questions. Free and open to the public. The conversation features artists from the exhibition, which brings together alumni of the course alongside work by Eichler-Messmer to show a spectrum of approaches, from traditional quilting to expanded material practices, all connected by a focus on structure, attention, and process.

At Riverfest Park in De Soto, KS, families can enjoy a Halloween celebration that transforms the forest trail into a festive trick-or-treat adventure. Look for a trick-or-treat path through the woods, face painting, a pumpkin patch, a bounce house, and a fall-themed photo spot, plus additional activities.

Dogzilla hits the stage for a live show at Tin Roof Kansas City.

Rosehill Winery hosts a night highlighting electric blues and classic rock. Enjoy a mix of these two genres throughout the evening.

Hosted by The Museum of Kansas City in partnership with Mattie Rhodes Art Center, Stone Lion Puppet Theatre, and La Mega KC, this 13th annual celebration honors the history, traditions, and cultural significance of Mexico’s Day of the Dead. Admission is pay what you wish with advance tickets required, and all proceeds support the museum’s educational programs and public programming. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome. The evening features live music from Mariachi Estrella KC, puppetry by Stone Lion Puppet Theatre, and traditional dance by Grupo Folklórico Izcalli. Children can enjoy complimentary face painting by artists Jessica Manco and Kathryn Messick and the Van Horn Art Department at Café 3218. Guests may participate in indoor and outdoor community altars by bringing remembrance items to place, with the understanding that items left will not be returned. Explore unique gifts at Wisteria, the museum’s boutique, and browse local vendors on the historic lawn, including Virginia’s Mexican Arts & Crafts, Café Ollama, La Hamburguesa Loca, Veronica Style, Shop Local KC, Eda’s Creations, Elixir on the Lawn, Sirena Serena Candles, DINKC, Life and Death Designs, and more. Local food trucks will be on site, and Elixir on the Lawn will offer beverages such as margaritas, Mexican beer, and sangria. Outside food and drinks are not permitted. Plan to spend about an hour and a half and wear comfortable shoes. Restrooms are located on the lower level. Professional photography and videography are not permitted inside the museum or on its grounds. ADA accommodations are available with advance notice.

At The Fabric Chic, Witches Night Out is a playful evening of costumes, camaraderie, and fabric fun. Attendees can step out in their best witch-inspired looks for a costume contest with prizes for standout ensembles. Spooky themed snacks will be available. Participants are welcome to bring a favorite Halloween or fall themed quilting piece to share during an informal show and tell. The night centers on creativity, laughter, and a touch of magic.

A chuckwagon dinner and dance is turning up the volume with a featured headliner to be announced soon. Expect an upbeat evening of live music, a hearty meal, and plenty of time on the dance floor.

Matt Mathews brings his show to the Star Pavilion at Ameristar Casino and Hotel in Kansas City, MO.

Experience a deeply immersive breathwork session at StillPoint Studios that blends guided breathing with enveloping sound to ease stress, calm anxiety, and help your nervous system unwind. The facilitation is intentional and supportive, offering a potent path for processing long held trauma with skilled, gentle care. Many participants leave feeling clear and centered, with a greater sense of calm and better sleep. A fresh theme and guided journey roll out each month to help release what no longer serves and rekindle connection with self. Plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to park and settle in. Complimentary parking is available in front of the studio. Ticket details: the VIP option includes a pre-set memory foam mattress, yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow, so you only need to bring water and, if you like, a journal. General Admission provides a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow; bring water and an optional journal. Each attendee must have their own ticket and complete an individual waiver. Use unique details for every person when booking and provide a name, email, and phone number for each participant. For questions, call or text 913-333-7896.

An immersive community breathwork session at StillPoint Studios is designed to ease stress, calm anxiety, and settle the nervous system. Guided breathing paired with rich, enveloping sound provides steady support throughout. The facilitation is gentle and intentional, yet powerful enough to meet deep rooted trauma and ongoing anxiety with care. Participants often leave feeling calmer, clearer, more grounded, and sleeping better. Each month introduces a fresh theme and journey to help release what no longer serves and to reconnect with yourself, creating a full mind and body reset. One ticket is required per person, and an individual waiver must be signed. Use unique details when booking, and provide the name, email, and phone number for each attendee. Arrive early to park and get settled, with free parking available in front of the studio. VIP tickets include a memory foam mattress, yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow arranged for you. Bring water and an optional journal. General Admission includes a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow, with the same suggestion to bring water and an optional journal. For questions, call or text 913-333-7896.

A Halloween-themed after-hours showcase brings together performances from Iced Wrist, Doubledrag, Barrage, Yeah Right, and Wheat State. Guests younger than 18 need to attend with a parent or legal guardian.

Enjoy a karaoke night at Ten Penny Sports Bar & Grill with Carrieoke Productions. Bring friends, warm up your voice, and take the mic for an evening of singalongs, lively vibes, and the chance of a surprise duet. There is no cover charge, just a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of songs.

Disney Concerts, Disney+ and AEG Presents introduce the next Worlds Collide Concert Tour, a new arena show that unites the music and stories of Descendants, ZOMBIES, and, for the first time, Camp Rock. The lineup features Disney stars Malachi Barton (ZOMBIES 4, Camp Rock 3), Liamani Segura (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, Camp Rock 3), Dara Reneé (Descendants: The Rise of Red), Mekonnen Knife (ZOMBIES 4), Hudson Stone (Camp Rock 3), Swayam Bhatia (ZOMBIES 4), Kiara Romero (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland), and Alexandro Byrd (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland). Audiences can look forward to favorite songs from all three franchises reimagined with new mashups, dynamic choreography, electrifying effects, and interactive moments that invite plenty of sing-alongs and costume fun as these worlds meet live on stage in an all-new production.

Mark Clavey brings a lifetime of music to the stage. A down to earth singer and storyteller, he grew up in a home filled with song and began formal classical training in both instruments and voice at nine. His career spans award-winning choral and theater ensembles and bands that have played classical repertoire, marches, ragtime, swing, and big band sounds. A deep affection for folk music, from the Kingston Trio to Crosby, Stills and Nash, shaped his style, and John Denver inspired him to take up the guitar. Nearly four decades ago he embraced Celtic music, drawing on the legacy of the Corries, the Clancy Brothers, the Tannahill Weavers, and the Chieftains. Across 31 years with Emerald Skye and Tullamore he has appeared on stages around the country, from the Sacramento Valley Highland Games to the Great Irish Faire in New York City, and has completed several concert tours in Ireland and Scotland over the past 16 years.

Singer and songwriter Jess Bauer shares original music shaped by a lifelong relationship with singing and a habit of picking up several instruments to accompany her sound. A healer and massage therapist during the day, she performs at night with melodies that are warm yet subtly haunting. Her path in performance is still in its early chapters, and Knuckleheads has welcomed her whenever she steps out to share her creativity. Over the past year she has focused on caring for her inner child, crafting songs that help her work through the emotions that have risen along the way.

A DeSoto, KS music event featuring a blend of country, vintage rock classics, and blues, showcasing twang, guitar-driven melodies, and soulful grooves.

This event marks a welcome return to Captain's and features music, drinks, and friendly company.

At The Sanctuary - Unity Temple on the Plaza in Kansas City, this Candlelight concert presents 90s hip hop reimagined on strings.

Rider admission is 35 dollars per person, and kids 12 and under attend for free. Nonriders may purchase one meal for 12 dollars or two meals for 17 dollars. To reserve a campsite, call 785-528-4102. The event flyer can be found on the BCHKS Facebook page.

Explore a fresh mix of vintage finds at City Market as River Market Flea showcases retro and vintage clothing from the 1960s through the early 2000s, along with accessories and one-of-a-kind pieces. Curated by local vintage experts, including the team behind notable Kansas City Chiefs fashion moments, the market offers a new lineup with each visit. Alongside the flea, discover Art on Walnut, a thoughtfully curated collection of local artists and makers presented by Art Garden KC. Complement it all with Farmers Market vendors offering locally grown and seasonal produce, cut flowers, bedding plants, vegetable starts, and more, and take time to explore City Market’s year-round shops and restaurants for additional unique finds and global flavors.

Art on Walnut turns Walnut Street at City Market KC in Kansas City, MO into an open-air marketplace alongside the farmers market and River Market Flea. Each installment presents 33 local artists, artisan makers, and creative vendors offering handmade jewelry, ceramics, original art, and unique gift ideas. Visitors can browse the booths, sip coffee, and enjoy fresh bites from nearby market stalls while taking in a lively Kansas City atmosphere. Admission is free and the experience is family friendly.

A weekly walking group meets at Chapel Oaks Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Shawnee, Kansas. The series of walks is just getting underway.

This community meditation hour offers space for inspiration, healing, and personal reflection. A facilitator begins with a short settling meditation, shares a reflection, then leads a longer guided practice. One or two guided meditations typically shape the session. Tea is provided. Sharing at the end is optional. Attendance is free and donations are appreciated. Facilitation rotates between Amy Zoe Schonhoff of Mindfulness in the Heartland and Leslie Tenjack of LightShift Spiritual Counseling.

Classic pinball takes center stage at Solid State Pinball Supply in a tournament dedicated to electromechanical and early solid-state machines. DMD and LCD games are not part of the lineup. Qualifying uses group match play with PAPA scoring, awarding 4, 2, 1, or 0 points. Players are drawn into one-game rounds of four whenever possible. Finals follow qualifying, with advancement based on turnout. If there are fewer than eight players, the top half advance. With eight to thirty-one players, the top eight move on. With thirty-two or more, the top sixteen advance. Finals are a single-elimination bracket decided by single-game matches.

Healing Arts and Hearts creates a welcoming setting to explore creative pathways for healing and gentle awakening through emotional work. On the first Sunday of each month, a guest facilitator introduces a practice that invites participants to use creative expression such as art, music, dance, or other forms to identify and name feelings. On the third Sunday of each month, the focus shifts to a discussion circle where individuals are encouraged to share personal challenges and growth. Love offerings are appreciated. All are welcome. For questions, contact Tammy Buckallew at 623.451.0500 or tbuckallew@hotmail.com.

The Geekery hosts a locals-level Union Arena tournament with constructed decks and Swiss, best-of-one matches. The entry fee is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. Pre-registration is available, and staff are available to answer questions. Rounds will use a timer.

Discover how Buddhist teachings can support recovery from drugs, alcohol, and behavioral addictions in a welcoming group open to all. Meetings take place in the Heritage room, and participation is also available through Zoom. For more information, email Francie Hall at francie416@gmail.com.

This calm play session offers sensory-focused stations and a quieter atmosphere for children who benefit from a relaxed environment. It is intended for ages 4 to 11 and requires a parent or caregiver to attend and participate. Children can discover, move, and play at their own pace in a supportive space. Advance registration is recommended. The fee is $10 per child, and capacity is limited.

Service industry workers can access a special appreciation offer at The Rooftop Bar at Teocali Mexican Restaurant & Cantina. Present a paystub with a valid ID to receive 20 percent off alcoholic beverages that are not already on special.

Here Together is a shared circle shaped by potluck food, candid conversation, rhythm, and attentive presence. Participants gather on cushions and blankets either in the Creative Empowerment Collective studio with its bamboo floor or at an outdoor spot selected together at the close of the prior gathering, such as a park or a forest trail. The experience begins with intentional arrival, offering a choice between smudging or the warm scent of tulsi, rose, and chai herbs rubbed into the palms. From there, the time flows in a grounded, lively way. Food is exchanged potluck style, stories surface naturally, and sound moves through the circle with snapping, clapping, improvised singing, and at times a song played from a phone when it clearly fits the moment. This is a setting for people seeking genuine company, straightforward talk, and meaningful connection in real time. Some come ready to speak, others to listen, and those arriving solo are welcomed with ease. Children are welcome. Little preparation is needed beyond something to share for the potluck and anything that supports comfortable sitting. Presence comes first, and each person can participate in the rhythm of the gathering in the way that feels right. Many leave feeling seen, and they may also carry home a new idea, a recipe, a fresh perspective, or a story that lingers.

Take part in a YuGiOh! Time Wizard: Edison tournament at The Geekery. The event runs in a Swiss format with best-of-three matches using the Time Wizard: Edison ruleset. Entry is $5, and prizes are provided as store credit. Pre-registration is not available. This tournament is unsanctioned and is not recognized by Konami. For questions, please reach out to the staff.

Marking 22 years of Kansas City Review, this launch party for Volume 22 features readings by contributors, opportunities to purchase the newest issue along with past editions, and time to connect over refreshments. The gathering takes place in the Helzberg Auditorium at the Kansas City Public Library, Central Branch.

Songwriter's Sanctuary at PH Coffee brings together the Kansas City songwriting community in a welcoming, attentive space where new original material takes center stage. Presented by the Heartland Song Network, this gathering is created by songwriters for songwriters. Performances feature only original songs and are presented solo or as a duo, and participants of every age and experience level are encouraged to take the mic. It is a chance to try out fresh work, meet fellow writers, practice stage skills, collaborate, and build connections within the Heartland Song Network community.

Bad Music Sunday brings a Kansas City Sunday Funday filled with anything but bad tunes. Video DJ Brett Dietrich spins classic sing-along hits while retro visuals light up the screens, complete with big hair, bold looks, and platform shoes. The scene is upbeat, the drinks keep pouring, and the throwback spirit runs high. This weekly celebration keeps Sundays lively with beloved hits and high-energy nostalgia.

Soak up the game day atmosphere inside a covered tent in Lot M next to the stadium. Enjoy unlimited food along with beer, seltzers, and soft drinks. Dedicated restrooms are available for tailgate guests, and tailgate games add to the pregame fun. Passes are for the tailgate experience only and do not include parking or entry to the event.

Shape a hand built ceramic piece with instructor Erin Conyers using the pinch pot method, a relaxed, wheel free approach that focuses on forming clay with your hands. The class takes place in the Hotel Kansas City lobby, and snacks, beverages and wine are available at The Classic, the hotel lobby bar. All materials are provided, including clay and tools, and guidance covers hand building techniques to help you craft a cup, a small dish, or another form you have in mind. After the session, Erin takes each piece to her studio for glazing and firing. Finished work will be ready for pickup at the Hotel Kansas City front desk in about two to three weeks. This workshop welcomes all experience levels. Erin is a Kansas City based ceramic artist and yoga teacher with a BFA in ceramics from KCAI who leads community workshops to make working with clay more accessible.

This session combines smoking with yoga, bringing together meditative movement, spoken word poetry, and a brass instrument sound bath. Attendance is for adults 21 and over, and access requires either a membership or a day pass. Guests may bring their own beverages, and a BYOC policy is in effect.

Line dancers of all levels can learn and practice with instructor Shawn Kuse at the Shawnee Civic Centre in Shawnee, Kansas. The program starts with beginner instruction, continues with intermediate instruction, and finishes with open practice that includes dance requests. The atmosphere is welcoming, with music and plenty of dancing. Admission is $5. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required, and classes can fill quickly. New dancers and experienced dancers are welcome.

Tee up for a day on the greens at Tomahawk Hills Golf Course, one of the Midwest’s highly regarded courses. The Medical Missions Foundation Golf Classic pairs a friendly round of golf with breakfast, lunch, hors d’oeuvres, and drinks for a full day on and off the fairways. Medical Missions Foundation brings together volunteer doctors, nurses, and support staff to provide surgical and medical care in underserved communities across the globe. Since 1996 the organization has conducted missions in 14 countries, including Uganda, India, and Guatemala. In a typical year more than 200 volunteers travel to mission sites and complete over 500 surgical procedures, expanding access to life-changing care. The Foundation believes global health is achievable and seeks support to advance this mission.

Kansas City PBS presents an outdoor drive-in premiere of the newest installment of We Are Latinos at the Boulevard Drive-In Theater. This free, family-friendly screening is part of the Kansas City PBS Spotlight Series and features the documentary work of filmmaker Victor Antillanca, highlighting the voices and influence of Latinx artists and tastemakers in Kansas City while celebrating creativity, cultural heritage, and resilience. The evening offers more than the film, with local art, community vendors, and food trucks creating a festive atmosphere. Parking is available on-site, and audio will be available through the pole speakers or by tuning a car radio to 89.7 FM from inside your vehicle. Further instructions will be provided upon arrival. Support for We Are Latinos V is provided in part by Health Forward Foundation.

Aztec Shawnee Theater presents the 1934 feature The Black Cat as part of Americana Summer at the Movies, supported by Shawnee Town 1929. Newlyweds Peter and Joan Allison find themselves stranded in Hungary and accept shelter in the remote Art Deco home of architect Hjalmar Poelzig, portrayed by Boris Karloff. Their safe haven quickly becomes dangerous as they are caught in a gripping psychological battle between Poelzig and Dr. Vitus Werdegast, played by Béla Lugosi, a war veteran driven to reclaim what was taken from him. Tickets start at $8. Advance purchases carry no added fees, and prices are higher on the day of the show. Table seating that includes admission is available in VIP areas or near the stage while supplies last. The auditorium holds 182 seats, with 130 general admission theater seats, 52 seats across 14 tables, and 4 wheelchair-accessible spots. Parking is available behind the theater, along the street, and across the street. A full bar offers domestic and craft beer, spirits, and specialty drinks, plus soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks. Outside food from nearby restaurants is welcome, but outside beverages are not allowed. Food trucks are often stationed near Transport Brewery and may change without notice.

PBR Outlaw Days, the Kansas City Outlaws' annual PBR Teams homestand presented by Bad Boy Mowers and Tractors, makes its return to T-Mobile Center. Serving as the league's regular season finale, this stop will determine which teams secure their spots for Championship weekend in Las Vegas. Bull riding action unfolds over multiple days, and the Outlaw Days Festival opens before the arena competition each day.

Enjoy a cozy Halloween weekend filled with sweet treats, lighthearted frights, and plenty of campfire charm. Roast marshmallows alongside playful monsters, take part in silly spooky games, and soak up the seasonal atmosphere. Throughout the weekend, decorate your campsite for a shot at camping prizes, dive into hands-on crafts and pumpkin painting, and show off your look in costume contests for individuals, groups, and pets. Explore trick-or-treating across the entire campground, then keep the fun going with a costume dance party, an outdoor movie under the stars, and bingo with a spooky twist. Watch a glowing parade brighten the night with illuminated golf carts, bikes, and scooters. Pick up limited-run Halloween tie-dye shirts available only at Basswood, send kids on a flashlight lollipop hunt, and end the evening with complimentary s’mores by the campfire.

Leavenworth Cruisers' October cruise night at McDonald's in Leavenworth features giveaways and a 50/50 raffle, and 2026 car show T-shirts will be available for $20. Arriving early is recommended to secure a parking spot.

The Wildwood Boys will perform at H.A.B.O.T., appearing as the third band in the lineup.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed bingo night at County Road Brewing. Open to all ages, this event features five rounds of play, treats for dogs, and prizes for both humans and their pups. Sign-up is required and capacity is limited. Dogs must be friendly, on leash, and current on vaccinations. Participation is welcome with or without a dog.

Beginning with humble pumpkin-growing roots, this harvest festival at The Barn at Kill Creek Farm has grown into a cherished annual tradition. The free community celebration spotlights area artisans and hands-on agricultural activities, with a hay slide, chances to try rope making, a classic cake walk, leisurely hayrides, and a marketplace of distinctive goods from carefully chosen local makers. A complimentary lunch will be offered, and the atmosphere centers on the simple pleasures of life on the farm.

Enjoy a family-friendly trick-or-treat experience at Hy-Vee. Children are welcome to wear their favorite costumes, collect treats throughout the store, and take part in seasonal activities with a few surprises. Activities and schedules may vary by location, so check with your local Hy-Vee for details.

The 3rd annual Designer Bag Bingo arrives at its new home, Gladstone Community Center, with a lively mix of games and designer purse prizes. Admission is $30 per person. Each ticket covers two hours of bingo along with light snacks and beverages. Raffle tickets will be available for separate purchase for chances to win wallets, wristlets, tote bags, and more. A returning gently used section will offer big savings on pre-loved purses. The event also honors Tony’s legacy through dance and supports meaningful causes close to the organizers’ hearts.

A Judgement Eternal Champions tournament will take place at The Geekery in Shawnee, KS. The format is 5v5 Veto, and the entry fee is $15. Prize support includes store credit and Chibi Monsters. Pre-registration is available, and sign up will also be offered. For any questions, please contact the staff.

Trunk or Treat returns to Smithville Ford for its second year, offering a free community gathering in Smithville, MO. Families can collect candy from creatively decorated Ford vehicles, enjoy Halloween-themed coloring, and take part in games and activities for all ages. Mexypinos Food Truck will be on site with food available. Dressing up in costume is encouraged, and the atmosphere is designed to be festive and safe for everyone.

Kansas City Dozer Day returns to Truman Sports Complex for a two-day event. Use Stadium Drive to access the complex, enjoy free parking in Lot N, and find the event in Lot O. Tickets may be used on either day for a single entry. A Summer Special offers tickets at $12 each.

Austin FC meets Sporting Kansas City at Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City, Kansas. Expect distinct playing styles on display, a charged home crowd, and tactical adjustments throughout, with late momentum shifts that could decide the result. This MLS matchup offers plenty to follow from the opening whistle to the final moments.

The 14th Annual Boo Bash in Bonner Springs, KS is a costume-friendly celebration featuring games, hands-on crafts, spooky storytelling, and the Spook House as a featured attraction.

An intimate autumn photography gathering presented by Ronni Grand Photography invites photographers, creatives, and anyone who loves crafting beautiful images to slow their pace, notice the details, and create with intention. The experience features a guided photo walk, a fall themed creative challenge, a styled shooting setup, time for creative connection and mindful moments, and it wraps up with a group portrait. Designed for both beginners and seasoned image makers, it encourages fresh ways of seeing the environment and making photographs with purpose. Activities are planned outdoors and will take place weather permitting.

The Riverfront Community Center in Leavenworth hosts an evening of live dueling pianos paired with food and drinks, plus a silent auction and a costume contest. Hundreds of attendees come together to support a cause.

Celebrate the world of ACOTAR at a pre release gathering hosted by Rabid Unicorn Events. Expect themed trivia, music bingo, interactive activities and plenty of prizes, plus an exchange for books and trinkets. Bookish Bits will be on site with themed accessories, and the bar will offer food and drinks for purchase. All initial tickets include a souvenir, advance purchase is required, and tickets are $15. Early buyers also receive a complimentary themed enamel pin. Add on accessories are available for early purchases, including a themed handmade lightweight tote for $8 and a themed paperclip bookmark with charms for $10. Free parking is available on site, and tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled. Rabid Unicorn Events is led by Cecilia Reed, who has organized fandom focused pop ups and bookish gatherings in Kansas City, including the ACOTAR Ball, the Fourth Wing Ball, an Emo Prom and a range of trivia nights, music bingo, craft nights and clubs.

Porchlight Tavern’s fall concert series concludes with Bullets & Blush, the most requested band for the series, making their first appearance at the venue.

The 4th Annual Steppers Ball offers an elegant night of two stepping, sharp style, and upbeat energy. Former contest champions Michael Watson and Trayvon Butler host the festivities, with DJ Yellaboy providing the music from start to finish. Complimentary food will be provided by AriThing Catering. Dress to impress, bring your best moves, and enjoy an evening of music, dancing, and fellowship. For tickets or table reservations, contact Jeff Thatcher, Kevin D Abernathy Sr, or Tamara Bailey. Tickets are also available at Skybox T's in the Landing Mall and on Eventbrite.

Gypsy Outcast is set for a takeover at KOBI’s Bar Bonner Springs.

Explore the haunted Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing with Apex Paranormal during an overnight ghost hunt. Established in 1868 and once the location for all executions in Kansas, the prison will be investigated across five key areas, including the cafeteria, the auditorium known for a Johnny Cash performance, and Cell Houses A, C, and D. Participants may bring their own gear, and a selection of equipment will be available from the team. Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, expect stairs, and plan to be on your feet much of the night. The buildings are not climate controlled, so dress for the weather. This event is for adults 18 and older. For questions or concerns, reach out by email or through social media. Refunds are available up to two weeks before the event date.

A concert of gospel music that celebrates faith, hope, and praise.

Enjoy quick, easy nail trims that raise funds for Second Chances and support rescue animals. Dogs, cats, and small animals are welcome. Each trim costs $15, with payment accepted by cash, check, card, or Venmo. Foster pets in the MSC program are trimmed at no charge. No appointment is necessary, walk-ins are welcome. Dana’s Events and Florals will be featured during the event. Every trim helps cover veterinary care, food, and new beginnings for animals in need.

A kid-friendly Halloween celebration invites families to enjoy safe trick-or-treating, cheerful photo opportunities, and sweet treats from local vendors. Costumes are welcome, and creativity is encouraged to add to the festive spirit. Those interested in contributing can host a room, decorate it, and hand out candy to help create a fun experience for local kids and families. For information about hosting, contact Dr Jennifer Cauble at jcauble@pcpeds.com.

Enjoy a lively karaoke evening with sing-along fun. Admission is $12 per person, with a discounted $6 rate for spectators and children.

Lauren Sanderson takes the stage with support from XKYLAR. Tickets roll out in phases, including artist, local, and VIP presales, followed by a public onsale. Please note there is a $2 surcharge at the door for patrons under 21.

Rafael Labrado leads six weeks of Cha Cha classes on Monday evenings. There are two options each night, one for beginners and one for intermediate and advanced dancers. Each class costs $15.

Celebrate the season at the Glow & Gourd Gala, where glowing pumpkins and lantern crafting set a festive tone for a final fall sendoff to camping season. Expect family friendly fun throughout the weekend, including a campsite decorating contest with chances to win free camping prizes, hands-on Halloween crafts and paint-your-own pumpkins, and costume contests for individuals, groups, and pets. Trick-or-treating spans the entire campground, the Monster Mash Bash keeps the party moving in costume, and an outdoor movie night features Halloween films under the stars. Try your luck at spooky bingo for prizes, then take part in a glow wagon ride and parade alongside light-up golf carts, bikes, and scooters. Look for limited edition Halloween tie-dye shirts exclusive to Basswood, join a flashlight lollipop hunt for kids after dark, and wrap up the night with complimentary Halloween s’mores by the campfire. For safety, only communications from the official Basswood account are valid, and no one will request private messages or online payments.

FoodeesFest, recognized as one of the fastest growing food and artisan festivals in the country, brings a three day celebration to Zona Rosa over Halloween weekend. Set throughout Zona Rosa’s North Park and the surrounding streets, the festival features more than 40 food trucks along with creative artisans and vendors. Families can enjoy kids’ activities, music, and plenty of trick or treating. The event also serves as a showcase for street food, sweet treats, craft beverages, and handmade goods. Additional details will be shared soon.

Guided by the pull of a country road and a homeward theme, this gala celebrates a year of God’s faithfulness at On Eagle’s Wings Farm. What began as a seed of a dream has grown into a living ministry where rooms were renewed, fences repaired, barns rang with laughter, pastures thrived, and the arena welcomed children gaining confidence, volunteers serving with joy, and churches united around a shared mission. The story of the first year includes hundreds of children, teenagers, and adults, together with volunteers, churches, businesses, and community partners who have worshiped and prayed, served side by side, gathered around bonfires, celebrated baptisms, mentored young people, planted gardens, restored buildings, cared for animals, and formed friendships meant to last. The evening offers gratitude for every volunteer, donor, church, sponsor, and prayer that helped make this work possible, recognizing changed lives, renewed hope, and strangers becoming family. Looking ahead, the vision includes additional homes for families to heal together, expanded equine-assisted ministry, mentoring, counseling, discipleship, educational opportunities, and spaces designed for worship, community, and restoration. With a heart for children in foster care, sibling groups seeking stability, young mothers needing support, and families pursuing wholeness, the path forward points to a place of belonging and a warm welcome home.

A lively celebration with candy available throughout.

Families can enjoy an evening of seasonal fun at Shawnee Town 1929 with a wide range of free activities for all ages. Highlights include tractor-pulled hayrides, a bounce house, trick-or-treating across the grounds, a costume contest, a dance party with a DJ, and festive photo spots. Visitors can also take farmhouse tours lit by lanterns and pick up treats like sandy candy, with additional surprises planned. A $1 donation is collected at the gate to support the museum’s educational programs. Parking is available nearby.

Take it easy and enjoy a lively set packed with music and fun from Radio Fire. The atmosphere is carefree while the rhythms keep the energy high, and you can expect to be on your feet.

FC Dallas travels to face Sporting Kansas City at Children's Mercy Park in a late-season MLS matchup. The game highlights recent form and tactical approaches, with implications for playoff positioning and attention on individual performances. Two familiar opponents meet in a setting that underscores the competitive stakes.

Get into a Halloween themed Zumba celebration focused on movement, laughter, and the simple magic of showing up together. Costumes are encouraged, and an upbeat playlist will keep the room moving with plenty of smiles. Look forward to friendly faces, playful surprises, and shared surges of energy that make group fitness feel special. Come with a sister friend, a coworker, a neighbor, or arrive solo, and you will fit right in. Dance, connect, and mark the season with your wellness community. Registration details will be shared soon.

Bethel's Treasures hosts an afternoon trunk or treat filled with candy, creative trunks, and a welcoming atmosphere for families and friends. Family-friendly costumes are encouraged, and items such as scary masks, weapons, blood, or other frightening attire should be left at home. As day turns to night, the celebration continues with Twelfth Street Heritage Development Corporation's Fall Festival featuring yard games, music, a bonfire, horse rides, s'mores, and hot dogs. It is an opportunity for neighbors and the church community to gather, make memories, and brighten the neighborhood together.

This children’s party is free and includes food, candy and fun while supplies last. Costumes are welcome.

OCP presents a community trunk-or-treat that blends Halloween fun with practical safety learning. Families can visit a Red Cross community tent with Pedro the Penguin for kid-friendly emergency preparedness activities and take-home information, and children receive a complimentary book. Attendees can explore decorated trunks with candy and games, show off costumes, enjoy music from a DJ, and pick up free nachos, with prizes adding to the fun.

A Halloween concert showcases Rachel Ammons in a live set full of mischief and spooky fun. Her sound spans blues, funk, Americana, rock, country, and heartfelt singer songwriter storytelling that inspires sing-alongs and toasts. Halloween costumes are welcome, drinks and playful chaos shape the mood, and the eerie energy lasts all night.

KOBI'S will be the site of a Halloween bash.

The Suburbans return to Barley’s Shawnee with spooky fun for their fourth annual Halloween costume contest. Celebrated around Kansas City for an upbeat, feel-good dance party sound, the band fires up a cross-genre mix of favorites from the 1970s to today that keeps the energy high. Look forward to a festive night where creative costumes share the spotlight with a lively, crowd-pleasing soundtrack.

Uptown Theater in Kansas City hosts Daughtry’s 20 Years Unplugged Tour, celebrating two decades with a close-up acoustic set. All seating is reserved. Ryan Perdz kicks things off. Presales and VIP packages are available, followed by a general public onsale.

This information and training session from Community of Hope is for people interested in volunteering at the Night Shelter. The shelter relies on a large team, with around 70 volunteers needed each week. Volunteers can choose the day of the week and one of four overnight three-hour shifts that best fit their schedules. Training covers policies and procedures, includes a tour of the facility, and provides time for questions. No advance sign-up is required. Volunteer responsibilities vary by shift. Early-shift helpers welcome and check in guests, offer simple snacks and coffee, and provide bedding. Middle-shift volunteers monitor the facility, assist guests as needs arise, and keep laundry moving. The final shift focuses on waking guests, assisting with checkout, and cleaning the space. For questions or to arrange training at a different time, contact Executive Director Jennifer Christensen at Jennifer.Christensen@lvcommunityofhope.org or 785-766-8939.

Downtown Bonner Springs shops present First Thursdays in Bonner Springs, featuring special events, promotions, food trucks, and more. New activities and specials are planned throughout the year.

Disney's Moana Jr. brings a coming-of-age adventure to the stage as a determined voyager sets out across the Pacific to protect her village and uncover her roots. With the help of the demigod Maui, the journey highlights friendship, inner strength, bravery, and selflessness. Two casts present the show, with the Voyager cast featuring Storybook's Monday evening class students and the Wayfinder cast featuring Storybook's Friday afternoon homeschool class students. Tickets are $9 in advance or at the door.

Step into the nineteenth century for an atmospheric evening as Halloween stories from the Victorian era are retold by candlelit reenactors. Live portrayals bring the past to life, creating a memorable and immersive experience.

Celebrate the 1st annual Merriam Lane bar crawl with a five-stop lineup featuring Sagebrush, Coach Lite Club, Woodyard Bar-B-Que, Big D's on the Hill, and Hurricane Allie's. Pick up a free punch card at any location on the map, visit all five stops, and be entered into a giveaway at Hurricane Allie's. Along the way, enjoy live music, food, cocktails, drink specials, karaoke, and more.

The Brendan MacNaughton Band continues its longstanding connection with The Craic, with performances there dating back to 2019.

In Hand to In Harmony with Brittany Stanley offers a hands-on clinic focused on relational horsemanship and purposeful groundwork that builds balance, confidence, and collection. Through in-hand sessions and step-by-step exercises, participants learn how a solid connection on the ground supports harmony in the saddle and sets the stage for advanced work such as piaffe and passage. It suits young or developing horses, sensitive or anxious horses, and handlers seeking practical strategies for safe handling, clear communication, and confidence in unfamiliar settings. Horses ready to begin piaffe and passage concepts benefit from a horse-first introduction. Brittany emphasizes clarity, trust, sound biomechanics, and relaxation, meeting each horse at its current stage and guiding steady, sustainable growth.

Prepare for childbirth and newborn care with a free, interactive class at Amberwell Atchison. Obstetric nurses lead engaging sessions suitable for those welcoming a first baby or adding to a growing family. Participants receive a tour of the Maternal Care unit, a complimentary brunch, and gifts. Topics include pregnancy and labor, comfort techniques, common medical procedures for mothers and babies, cesarean birth, pain management options such as epidurals, newborn and postpartum care, breastfeeding, and prenatal physical therapy education, with additional guidance as needed. This class is offered several times each year. For details on how to register, contact the organizer.

Wildlife Habitat Restoration works with the City of Shawnee to control invasive and noxious weeds in city parks. This project focuses on removing non native honeysuckle in Wilder Bluff Park, a species that overtakes native plants and reduces habitat for local wildlife. Volunteer responsibilities include cutting and chemically treating the honeysuckle, hauling the cut material out of the woods, and picking up any exposed trash. Registration is required.

Young creators and budding entrepreneurs take center stage at a community market focused on real world business skills. Kids who have built or designed something can sell their work to a broader audience, share the story behind their products with customers, and gain hands on experience. They will practice making change, managing cash, working out costs and prices, and tracking inventory, building confidence as they learn how a small venture operates. The market brings together families and supporters to explore booths, discover inventive projects and products, and encourage the next generation of business owners. A fundraiser chili lunch will be available for purchase for 5 dollars per bowl. Official registration details for participants will be shared soon.

Central Area Betterment Association hosts a yearly Día de los Muertos celebration centered on remembrance, family, culture, tradition, and the joy of life. The day includes live music from start to finish, a wide range of vendors, traditional folkloric dance, face painting for children and adults, Catrina figures moving through the festivities, and a parade in the evening. Vibrant decor and customary practices honor loved ones who have passed. Admission is free and open to all.

A Riftbound Skirmish tournament will be held at The Geekery, featuring a constructed format with Swiss rounds played best of three. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, and the entry fee is $15. Prizes include promos and store credit, with 32 participation promos, 8 top cut promos, and one champion playmat slated for distribution. The winner also earns a round one bye at a Regional Qualifier. Riftbound tournament rules will be in effect. For any questions, please contact the staff.

Sanctioned by the IFPA and awarding WPPR points, this competition features a $5 entry fee plus coin drop. Participants can compete for cash and prizes. The event is open to all experience levels.

An 80s dance party with About Last Night takes over Barley’s Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee to celebrate lead singer Alisa’s milestone birthday. Founded in 2012, the band delivers an energetic mix of 80s rock and pop hits that spark sing-alongs and plenty of dancing. Guests can embrace throwback style inspired by Madonna, Billy Idol, or favorite 80s movie icons, or simply come as they are for a continuous celebration of the decade.

Experience an immersive Indian cooking class that explores the vibrant flavors of Indian cuisine. The session includes a live cooking demonstration followed by hands-on time in the kitchen, then participants sit down to enjoy the dishes they prepared. The menu features Chole and Poori.

The community in Leavenworth gathers for an annual Veterans Day parade that pays tribute to the nation’s heroes by honoring those who have served and those who continue to serve. The procession moves in solidarity to recognize veterans, with a brief halt for the playing of Taps followed by a quiet moment of remembrance. Community members, veterans, families, and supporters can line the streets to show support as part of this meaningful tradition. Hosted by Mount Olive Lodge No. 3 and Hancock Lodge No. 311 in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, the event reflects a shared purpose centered on brotherhood, community, and support for veterans.

Gain hands-on CPR training that leads to HSI Adult CPR/AED certification. Receive practical instruction and leave with your certification.

A three-day fall sewfest brings friends together to stitch side by side and welcome the holiday season. Enjoy relaxed sewing time in a friendly atmosphere that offers a cheerful start to the festive months.

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.

Light refreshments will be available before a program that traces the story behind a handmade quilt honoring the Lewis and Clark Expedition in the area that would become Kansas and Kansas City. Researched and designed by the late Ruth J. Schultz with fellow members of the Grinter Place Quilters Guild, the quilt hangs in an academic building at Kansas City Kansas Community College and was showcased in Kansas City, Kansas during the expedition’s bicentennial. Presenters Susie Taylor and Diane Pickman will explore its history using documentation Schultz left, including a VHS documentary and personal albums of gathered materials. Both are members of organizations focused on the expedition, including the national Lewis and Clark Trail Alliance and the Missouri-Kansas Riverbend Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Heritage Trail Foundation. They shared these findings at a national convention hosted by their local chapter in Kansas City, Missouri, then presented again at KCKCC with the quilt on view. Although the quilt is on permanent display at KCKCC, this program highlights its distinctive design and historical significance. For those needing post access, visitor passes are virtual and linked to a visitor’s identification, registration cannot be completed more than ten days in advance, text notifications indicate approval or whether a stop at the Visitor Center is required, and the same ID used for registration must be presented at the gate. Visitors may use the Visitor Center or the online portal.

Enjoy mini photo sessions at Fulks Christmas Tree Farm in Platte City, MO, booked in 15 minute time slots. Each session is $100 plus tax and includes seven hand edited images, a print release, and delivery of final photos in an online gallery. Additional images are available for $5 each. To reserve a spot, a signed contract and a $25 non-refundable deposit are required. Booking is coordinated by messaging the organizer with an email address and preferred time slot.

The Lansing Educational Foundation presents its annual Casino Royale fundraising gala at the Riverfront Community Center. This community gathering brings together educators, business leaders, and supporters to advance opportunities for students across Lansing USD 469. Guests can look forward to dinner, entertainment, and meaningful ways to contribute. Funds raised help provide classroom grants, scholarships, innovative learning experiences, and other resources that make a lasting difference for local schools. Details on tickets and sponsorships will be shared as they become available.

A Sneaker Ball benefiting Giving Hope KC brings together celebration, community, and purpose, with a playful twist of trading dress shoes for favorite sneakers in support of families throughout the community. The evening includes time to connect with friends and supporters, enjoy auction items, and share special moments, all in service of Giving Hope KC’s mission to provide food, resources, and dignity to those who need it most. Centered on the idea that even small steps can make a lasting impact, the night focuses on energy, generosity, and hope. Details about ticket sales, sponsorship opportunities, and additional updates will be shared in upcoming announcements.

Live music pairs with great food and drinks at The Craic, with craic rated over 90. On a scale that tops out at 100, calling it 90 in Irish slang signals a roaring good time, while 95 hints at a thrill that feels out of this world. Expect a lively atmosphere with tunes, tasty offerings, and plenty of good cheer.

Hosted by Cobra Command CrossFit in Basehor in partnership with Spartan DEKA, this DEKA STRONG challenge uses a game-like format to test and celebrate fitness across ten functional training zones with no running. Participants can earn an official DEKA STRONG mark to benchmark their performance and use it as a springboard while training for DEKA FIT 2026. Capacity is limited.

Gain practical CPR and AED skills in a free, hands-on class created for people who live or work in Lenexa. Guided by Lenexa Master Firefighter Sean Russell, participants practice how to act quickly during cardiac arrest, choking, severe bleeding, and other urgent situations. The training welcomes first-timers as well as those refreshing their knowledge. No previous experience is needed, only a willingness to learn. Sessions take place at Lenexa Fire Station #3. Space may be limited, so advance registration is encouraged. Building confidence today can help save a life tomorrow.

An afternoon of Senior Bingo features lively games, chances to win prizes, and freshly brewed coffee to enjoy between rounds.

Pink Friday Weekend brings a multi-day shopping event at Boss Babes Boutique, centered on supporting small businesses before the Black Friday rush. Shoppers can look forward to exclusive Pink Friday specials, pop-up vendors, giveaways, special offers and surprises, fresh new finds alongside favorite boutique staples, and more. The boutique is promoting early deals that are billed as even better than its Black Friday offerings the following week, creating a timely opportunity to tackle holiday gift lists.

Explore fluid art in a hands-on paint pour workshop that encourages creativity and color play. Select one project and choose your color palette on the day. After creating your piece, it will remain in the studio to dry. A food safe epoxy will be applied and the project will be assembled once cured. Finished items are typically ready for pickup in about 7 to 10 days, or shipping is available for an additional $10. Due to storage limits, projects must be collected within two weeks after you are notified they are ready. If that timing does not work, please choose the shipping option. Prepaid registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted. Only registered participants are permitted in the workshop area, and children or extra spectators cannot be accommodated. All workshop fees are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. If you are unable to attend after registering, you may send someone in your place by notifying the studio with their name. If inclement weather affects the workshop, store credit will be issued for use toward another workshop or for products in the Boutique or Creative Studio at either location.

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.

Sing with Carrieoke Productions at Ten Penny Sports Bar & Grill during a lively karaoke night filled with favorite songs and upbeat energy. Gather friends, warm up your voice, and step to the mic for a relaxed evening of music and good vibes. There is no cover, just plenty of fun and great tunes. You might even catch an unexpected duet before the night is over.

Arrowhead Stadium hosts an NFL matchup as the Kansas City Chiefs face the Arizona Cardinals. Some games fall under flexible scheduling, so the date and time for this matchup could be adjusted. Ticket access is organized in phases that include a public sale, a resale option, an STM presale, and a Jackson County presale.

Part of the Lonely World Tour USA Part II, this all ages concert celebrates 20 years of If Only You Were Lonely as Hawthorne Heights headlines with support from letlive. and Creeper. Built on a DIY foundation and a close connection to the community that shaped them, the band continues to tour tirelessly and deliver performances that show how music can bring light, healing, and hope in difficult moments. Active since 2003, they remain devoted to giving fans everything they have at every show. Hosted by Warehouse on Broadway, with the onsite restaurant Sound Bite Social open during events and accessible from the north side of the building or from inside the venue.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returns to Kansas City with a refreshed production created with today’s audiences in mind, filling T-Mobile Center with a quick moving, high energy circus spectacular. This two hour live showcase brings together world class talent for a modern experience packed with pulse pounding stunts, dazzling acrobatics, and shared family moments that keep spectators engaged from start to finish. Look for soaring trapeze work and feats that seem to defy gravity as performers flip, spiral, and vault through the air in an unbroken display of power, pinpoint control, and daring that stretches the limits of what seems possible.

Up From The Coop brings a night of classic rock to BIG DAWGS BAR KC, delivering favorites from the 60s and 70s along with other well-known hits. Cooper and the UFTC crew supply the soundtrack while the bar offers cold drinks and a friendly team, setting an easygoing vibe for the music.

Amberwell Atchison is hosting a community blood drive in partnership with the Community Blood Center. Donating blood supports lifesaving care and benefits the local community. Eligible donors are 17 or older, or 16 with parental consent, must meet minimum weight requirements, and should bring a photo ID. Plan to eat well, stay hydrated, and feel healthy on the day you donate. To register, use group code KCMR. For more information, contact Karen Falk at (913) 360-5586 or kfalk@amberwellhealth.org.

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.

Enjoy seasonal activities at the AW PTA Holiday Festival. A silent auction serves as the PTA’s largest fundraiser this year. Attendees can browse items in person and place bids online, with more information to come. A kids-only Holiday Shop will be set up in the gym, where children can choose gifts for friends and family for upcoming occasions. Volunteers will be available to assist throughout. Cash is required for purchases in the shop. Breakfast and coffee will be available in the cafeteria, with additional details forthcoming. The Owl Choir will perform carols in the cafeteria under the direction of Ms Allen.

The annual Winter Art Fair at the Lodge at Hollis Renewal Center showcases work by local artisans. Shop pottery, photography, handmade jewelry, hand turned woodwork and more, with items priced from $5 to $250. Enjoy baked goods, hot apple cider and coffee while browsing. A Sip and Shop happy hour features complimentary wine and cheese for guests of legal drinking age, along with light appetizers, creating a relaxed way to discover unique gifts.

Designed with Kansas City brides in mind, the Magnolia and Mistletoe Bridal Brunch Experience offers an intimate alternative to crowded bridal shows. Enjoy an elegant brunch alongside immersive moments that make it easy to connect with a carefully selected group of wedding professionals. Explore inspiration in floral design, bridal beauty, live artistry and more, all arranged to help you assemble your ideal wedding team. Attendance is limited to 30, including 5 premium VIP opportunities, to support meaningful conversations and personalized guidance. Tickets start at $50, with early bird options available. The focus is a relaxed morning that celebrates your engagement and leaves you with ideas, contacts, and confidence for the planning ahead.

Smithville marks the season with a CandyLand themed celebration across downtown and at the Smithville Senior Center. Visitors can meet Santa, pick up a goody bag, and follow a CandyLand map that leads to treat stops at participating businesses. The festivities conclude with the lighting of the Mayor’s Christmas tree followed by a lighted Christmas parade. This is not a vendor event. Space requests are handled by the Smithville Area Chamber of Commerce, and the craft and treat stations inside the Senior Center are reserved for Chamber members. For information about the Lighted Christmas parade, please contact Charlene Bruce.

An IFPA sanctioned pinball competition awards WPPR points and features a $5 entry fee plus coin drop for games. Players of all skill levels are welcome, and competitors can vie for cash and prizes.

A Christmas concert featuring Shooting Star and Missouri will be presented at the Ameristar Kansas City Star Pavilion. Ticket information will be announced soon.

Walters Christmas Extravaganza 2026 offers a festive mix of activities, including heats, time for social dancing, a catered dinner, and showcase performances. Additional details will be shared soon.

Mobile mammography services will be available at Complete Family Care LLC. To reserve a spot, call 913-344-9989. Walk-ins are welcome, and staff will try to accommodate those without an appointment. Screening mammograms are available without a physician order for women 40 and older who are not experiencing symptoms. Women ages 35 to 39 may receive a baseline screening and should confirm eligibility and coverage with their insurance provider in advance. Please bring your insurance card and the name of your primary care physician. Uninsured women ages 40 to 64 may qualify for coverage through Early Detection Works. Patients should not be pregnant or breastfeeding. The mobile coach is not ADA accessible due to vehicle limitations. For the exam, wear a two-piece outfit so you will not need to fully undress and avoid applying lotions, deodorant, or powder above the waist.

Community of Hope is seeking volunteers to support its night shelter. The shelter relies on a dedicated network and needs about 70 volunteers each week. Volunteers can choose the day of the week and select one of four overnight shifts. Responsibilities vary by shift. Early night volunteers help with guest check-in, hand out sandwiches and snacks, make coffee, and distribute bedding. Volunteers in the middle of the night monitor the facility from the volunteer desk, assist guests as needed, and keep laundry moving. The early morning shift focuses on waking guests, helping with check-out, and cleaning the facility. A regular monthly information and training session introduces the volunteer role, reviews policies and procedures, includes a tour of the facility, and provides time for questions. No preregistration is required. For questions or to arrange training at a different time, contact Executive Director Jennifer Christensen at Jennifer.Christensen@lvcommunityofhope.org or 785-766-8939.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans come together at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO for a holiday concert that blends treasured Christmas songs with signature hits and moments of worship. With decades of music and a shared legacy of faith, the trio presents an evening filled with nostalgia, joy, and dynamic performances that celebrate the hope, peace, and wonder of the season. Third party ticket sales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and tickets purchased through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR or eligible for up to date event information and assistance.

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.

Learn adult CPR through hands-on practice and finish with HSI Adult CPR/AED certification.

An annual, festive market where Belmont families can browse offerings from local vendors and wrap up holiday gifting in one convenient visit. Proceeds from vendor booth sales support PTO programs and activities throughout the year.

Jonathan Ramsey brings live music to The Craic with food and drink to enjoy. Expect craic rated over 90 on the Irish 100-point scale, where 90 signals a super lively time and 95 is said to carry you beyond the ordinary.

Mitch Holthus hosts a special live broadcast at Hy-Vee Market Grille, featuring a surprise guest from the current roster or Chiefs alumni. Expect prizes, limited-time deals and lively conversation that brings the spirit of Chiefs Kingdom into the restaurant. A $10 Zarda BBQ Takeaway Sandwich with fries is available, and the bar will have select drinks during the show. These broadcasts run weekly at select Hy-Vee locations across the Kansas City metro during the season.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve on the dance floor with Suburbans at Barley’s Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee. Enjoy a lively night of dancing as the celebration carries into the start of the new year. Further details will be shared.

The KC Legends 4v4 Classic returns with an annual indoor tournament built for players who want constant involvement and plenty of chances to make plays. The 4v4 format keeps everyone active with frequent touches, quick decisions, and lots of 1v1 moments that reward creativity. Teams receive a three game guarantee, and each match is played in two 24 minute halves. Early bird pricing is 275 dollars per team before Thanksgiving, increasing to 300 dollars per team after Thanksgiving. The tournament is held at the KC Legends Merriam Indoor Training Facility, and space is limited. For questions, email Pato@kclegends.com.