Events in Leavenworth today

Main Street City Market brings together local vendors, artisans, artists, and creative makers at Haymarket Square. Browse coffee, embroidery, cosmetics, soaps, antiques, collectibles, woodwork, and more while supporting small, local businesses. The market sets up next to the Farmers Market under the pavilion, where additional local goods can be found.

Cars & Coffee is back in 2026 with a recurring monthly meet that takes place regardless of weather. The kickoff at The Fuel House features an open house with tours of the space, a look at member amenities, and a chance to explore the businesses located in the Olde Mill Properties building. The series is supported by sponsors including Mecum Auctions, Santa Fe Tow, Underground Team Racing, Kansas 811, Cornerstone Bank, Bridget Brown REALTOR, JR & Co., Gorilla Exteriors Contracting, LLC, NSPJ Architects, Freeman Concrete Construction, KC Trends Motorsports, and Vantage Doors & Windows.

The Dressage and CT Schooling Show series continues with Show #4, judged by Katelyn Razumovsky. This edition serves as both an Open Show and the Championship Show. Event information, the prize list, and the entry form are available on the event website.

Little Platte Swim Beach in Smithville hosts a colorful, high-spirited gathering inspired by Julia’s Warriors Run for Hope. The theme leans full technicolor with bold, routine-leading energy and a big heart. It pays tribute to Mrs. B, who refused to let treatment slow her, showing up to coach and urging every kid on the team to find new strength. People may chase a quick pace or take it easy at the back of the pack, with every stride honoring Warriors still fighting and those carried in memory. It blends fun with purpose, celebrating movement, community, and support for the cause.

A familiar presence returns to this monthly summer gathering. Participation is planned for five dates this year, with August skipped.

Clear out clutter while supporting local causes by bringing usable clothing, furniture, and other household items for donation to charity partners who will be on site. Outdated electronics and tires can be recycled, with a limit of four per car, and paper shredding will be available. Volunteers are needed to help make the day run smoothly, and individuals, students seeking community service hours, corporate groups, and families are welcome to participate. This Un-Dumpster Day is supported in part by the MARC Solid Waste Management District Grant Program.

Now in its seventh year, this charitable shoot at Powder Creek Shooting Park raises funds for Gilda's Club Kansas City. The Powder Creek Ladies have designated the organization, which provides education, counseling, and hope to people living with cancer as well as their caregivers and children, as the beneficiary. Support over the last four years has helped contribute just over $120,000 to this cause.

Pumpkin Palooza is a festive fall gathering at the farm featuring a pumpkin patch, live music, and a variety of craft and food vendors. Families will find free activities for kids, with more to discover.

Chill Phil, the Steel Pan Man, brings Caribbean steel pan rhythms and a sunny island vibe to Lenexa Farmers Market in Lenexa, Kansas. Bright, tropical sounds set an easygoing mood for this Caribbean steel music performance.

The Art Association, the Artist Box, and Spring Meadow Farm are bringing back the Open Air Fair at Spring Meadow Farm, featuring a marketplace of artists and craftspeople offering their creations for purchase. Attendees can hear live music by local musician Chuck Crossland and find food from Ross Family BBQ. Kids can take part in free make-and-take art activities, and Ronda Crossland will lead live raku pottery firing. It is planned as a welcoming day for families and individuals.

Now in its 41st year, Turner Days brings together a parade, car show, and festival. Registration is handled only through the official Turner Days website or through authorized contacts, which include Tammy Wake, Shelbie Wake, Hayley Wake, Kristi Tomas, Vikki Mullins, Rachel Villa, Janell Keltner, and Amanda McMaster. If anyone else offers registration, consider it spam and seek confirmation through official channels. Payments via Venmo, CashApp, or PayPal are not accepted.

Wild Flour Baking Co hosts a puppy-focused pop-up featuring Made a Promise Rescue. Meet dogs available for adoption while enjoying baked goods from the bakery. Learn about fostering, volunteering, and how the adoption process works, and browse branded items that help fund care for dogs in need. Each purchase and conversation supports the rescue’s mission. Adoptions will not be finalized at the event, but the rescue team can outline next steps and help with finding a great match. You may even cross paths with a future best friend.

An Arnis International Grand Master, ranked Lakan Siyam (9th Degree Black Belt) in Modern Arnis, returns to Kansas City to lead training. As a direct student of founder Professor Remy Presas, this instructor offers guidance grounded in the art’s original lineage.

A roughly one-mile walk on the trail at Basehor City Park is followed by time for kids to play at the playground in Basehor, KS.

Take part in a local Digimon CCG tournament at The Geekery. The competition uses the Standard Format with Swiss rounds and best of three matches. Entry is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. Pre-registration is available through Bandai TCG Plus, and the tournament follows the current Bandai banned and restricted list. For questions, staff are available to help.

Compete at The Geekery in a Warhammer 40,000 RTT built around 2,000 point armies. Pre-registration is available through the Best Coast Pairings app, the entry fee is $15, and prize support is offered as store credit. Rounds use chess clocks, there are three rounds with a lunch break after the first, and missions will be revealed at the event. Battle Ready points do not require painted models. Army lists must be submitted ahead of time, and conversions or proxies need prior approval. For questions, contact the staff. See The Geekery’s Code of Conduct.

St. Paul’s, in conjunction with other local churches, serves a free lunch to people in the community on the second Saturday of each month.

Zona Rosa marks the season with the fifth annual Fall Fest, filled with autumn activities for all ages. Decorate pumpkins while supplies last, get creative in a new Lego Brick Lab with thousands of bricks, and explore hands-on experiments from Science City. Enjoy giant bubble fun, a roaming magician, bounce houses, and festive photo opportunities, then take in live music. Savor fall cocktails and beer, and grab a bite from Ghost Kitchen, Travelin' Toms Coffee Truck, Bao Wowz, and Scimeca's Sausage. Community partners, tenants, and sponsors will host activity booths, and a pop-up shopping market with Farfalla Events showcases more than 60 local vendors and small businesses. Admission is free, and donations of mac n cheese cups are requested to support Feed the Northland Kids and help stock the in-school food pantry at Northland schools. Sponsors include Blue Springs Siding & Windows, Champion Window, Hague Water of KC, LeafFilter, Renewal by Andersen, Tailored Remodeling, and Warners' Stellian Appliance. Pumpkin decorating supplies are limited to 1,250 pumpkins.

North Heights Porchfest presents live musical performances.

Meet adoptable dogs from T.A.R.A. at PetSmart and learn how to get involved with the organization. Whether you are ready to adopt or simply want to spend a little time with them, this is a chance to connect. Cats will also be available to view in display habitats, and a cat meet and greet must be arranged in advance.

Portland Timbers visit Sporting Kansas City at Children’s Mercy Park in a clash of familiar MLS opponents. The matchup is expected to draw attention, with this venue known for tight, hard-fought games between these teams. It offers a chance to see how both sides respond when the pressure rises.

Celebrate the spooky season with a family-friendly market filled with candy, costumes, and fall finds. Kids can collect treats from festively decorated trunks and vendor booths, while local makers and small businesses offer handmade crafts, unique goodies, and seasonal snacks. Vendors will showcase their creativity in a best decorated booth contest for bragging rights and a prize. Costumes are encouraged for ghosts, ghouls, witches, and pumpkins of all ages. This free, public event takes place outdoors under a covered pavilion and is wheelchair accessible with handicap parking available. Vendor and sponsorship opportunities are available.

At the Central Library in Kansas City, the Kansas City Area Archivists and the Kansas City Public Library mark America 250 and National Archives Month with the area’s inaugural archives bazaar. This free event invites visitors to discover the region’s rich and varied history collections while learning what archives do for communities. Attendees can speak with representatives from a range of archival organizations about their collections and services, get practical guidance from local experts on preserving personal papers and family history, solve puzzles and play games created from historical photographs, take a tour of the Missouri Valley Room Special Collections, and sign up for door prizes. For the full schedule and details on how to park for free, visit the Kansas City Area Archivists website.

Compete in a local Gundam CCG tournament hosted at The Geekery. Players can pre-register through Bandai TCG+. Entry is $5, with promos and store credit offered as prizes. The tournament runs in a Swiss, best of one format, and a round timer will be in effect. Staff can assist with any questions. Special rules apply.

Learn about The Modern Cotillion Society at an interest and information meeting for prospective participants and families. The organization focuses on building confidence, social awareness and advocacy, and a modern sense of poise in young women from all backgrounds, helping prepare them for college, professional environments, and beyond. Board members and the Program Supervisor will be available to answer questions, share program details, and provide applications. Light refreshments, including iced tea and a snack, will be offered while attendees connect and gather information.

Set in Kansas City’s West Bottoms at SwitchBack Outdoor Event Space, SYN.FEST 2026 spotlights the local music community with a stacked lineup, interactive creative features, and a vendor market. Enjoy a vibrant showcase that brings performers, experiences, and shopping together in one outdoor setting.

Alcott Arts Center highlights local young artists Roland Preuitt and Isaiah Woods, presenting anime-focused work created with pencils, ink, markers, and other media. The two first met when they were scheduled to exhibit together and have since become friends. Special guest Darryl Woods will display a small selection of pieces. The event features music and refreshments alongside the art. Please note that the venue is not ADA accessible.

Enjoy a relaxed cruise night for show vehicles at Snack Daddy's, with the cruise-in set along Commercial just south of Main Street. Look for outdoor games, food, and adult beverages. Participants may arrive and depart at their convenience, and reserved parking is available on a first come, first served basis.

The KC Cauldron tailgate is hosting a BBQ competition where teams go head to head for bragging rights, trophies, and the title of BBQ champion. Teams can include one to six people, and each team must have at least one Cauldron member. Advance registration is required, and participants may compete on only one team. Any meat or barbecue dish is eligible, with no required category or cooking style. Sauces, rubs, marinades, injections, and seasonings are all permitted. Side dishes may be offered, but voting centers on the team’s primary BBQ entry. Trimming, seasoning, and marinating can be done beforehand, but cooking must continue at the tailgate. Teams provide their own ingredients, grills or smokers, fuel, tables, utensils, coolers, and serving supplies, and they are responsible for safe storage, preparation, cooking, and service. Organizers may stop food from being served if there is a clear safety concern. Entries should be ready when serving begins, with small tasting portions available and the team name or number clearly displayed. Each Cauldron member may cast one vote for a single team, and competitors cannot vote for their own team. The team with the most valid votes wins, a tiebreaker will decide if needed, and trophies will be awarded to first, second, and third place. Teams are expected to clean their area and properly dispose of trash, grease, charcoal, and other materials in line with tailgate and stadium parking lot rules.

Hollis Fall Fest returns with an evening of food, drinks, and family fun. Attendees can enjoy Quentin's BBQ, homemade pie, and local craft beer while exploring a silent auction. Family activities will be available throughout the evening. Additional details and ticket information will be announced soon.

The Wine Cellar is hosting a Halloween party. Tickets are selling quickly, so plan ahead to secure yours.

B Mac performs a solo acoustic set at Parkville Wine House. Open windows, wine flowing, and a gathering of friends set the tone for a beautiful evening of live music.

Jonathan Ramsey performs live at The Craic with food and drinks on hand. The craic is said to soar past 90 on a 100 point scale, where 90 signals a super lively time and 95 is described as nearly otherworldly. Expect music, something to eat and sip, and a buzzing atmosphere.

Experience a 9D breathwork journey at StillPoint Studios that combines guided breathing with immersive sound to ease stress, calm anxious feelings, and support a reset of the nervous system. The environment is careful and compassionate, offering a safe container that many find helpful for deep-seated tension and trauma. Participants often leave feeling clearer, more grounded, and enjoying better rest. Each month brings a new theme and pathway to let go of what no longer serves and reconnect with yourself. Plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to park and settle in, with complimentary parking available in front of the studio. Ticket options include VIP, which sets you up with a memory foam mattress along with a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow, and GA, which provides a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow. Bring water and, if you like, a journal. Registration is one person per ticket and requires a signed waiver. Each attendee must provide a unique name, email, and phone number, and duplicate information cannot be used when booking.

Experience a deeply immersive community session at StillPoint Studios that blends guided breathing with rich sound to ease stress, quiet anxiety, and help reset the nervous system. If life has felt overwhelming or unsettled, you will be supported throughout with steady, compassionate guidance. The process is intentional and trauma-aware, inviting meaningful release while maintaining a strong sense of safety. Many participants leave feeling calmer and clearer, more grounded, and sleeping more comfortably. Each month introduces a new theme and journey designed to let go of what no longer serves and renew connection with yourself. Ticket options include VIP, which features a memory foam setup along with a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow, and GA, which provides a mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow. Bringing water is recommended, and a journal is optional. Please arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to park and settle in, with free parking available in front of the studio. Admission is one ticket per person and individual waivers are required. When booking, provide unique details for each attendee, including name, email, and phone number. For questions, call or text 913-333-7896. Message from Colette Wilson, owner and founder of StillPoint Studios.

A Riftbound tournament will be hosted at The Geekery featuring constructed decks in a Swiss format, with matches played as best of three and a round timer in effect. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, and on-site sign-up is offered before play begins. The entry fee is $5. Prize support includes promotional items and store credit. The event follows official Riftbound organized play rules. For any questions, please contact the staff.

A laid back men's breakfast offers a candid conversation about pornography addiction and how to break its grip. The discussion explores why this struggle can take hold, the shame and isolation that often surround it, and practical steps that support recovery and renewed emotional and mental health. In a small group setting at Summit Point Church, attendees can speak openly, feel understood, and find encouragement for the journey toward freedom.

Amanda and another person will be at Findleys in KCK.

Marking four decades, this concert celebration of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth comes to Uptown Theater with reserved seating throughout the venue. Ticket options include a public onsale, Bandsintown and local presales, and a Memorial Day buy one get one offer.

Grayson Capps brings unhurried storytelling and raw Southern roots, shaped by years of reflection and a hard-won sense of ease. His latest solo release, Scarlett Roses, his first in six years, emerged after he let go of strict timelines and allowed songs to arrive in their own time, then captured them live in the studio to keep their spark. The music looks at separation, fatherhood, aging parents, and attempts to self medicate, yet it still finds humor, beauty, and catharsis. Expect raspy vocals, plainspoken honesty, and a sound that moves from intimate acoustic moments to gritty rock and funky blues. An Alabama native who first made noise in New Orleans with the House Levelers and Stavin’ Chain, Capps launched a solo run with If You Knew My Mind and followed with Wail & Ride, Songbones, Rott & Roll, and The Lost Cause Minstrels, along with the collaborative Willie Sugarcapps project. His work has drawn praise for energy and authenticity from outlets including NPR’s Mountain Stage, the New Orleans Times-Picayune, Exclaim, JamBase, AllMusic, Blurt, and American Songwriter.

Mandolin virtuoso Sierra Hull appears with special guest Bella McCormick, spotlighting the breadth of bluegrass and Americana. Hull is a seven-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year and a six-time Grammy nominee, a leading artist whose independent album A Tip Toe High Wire features Béla Fleck, Tim O’Brien, and Aoife O'Donovan and is nominated for four GRAMMY Awards. Her career includes performances on NPR’s Tiny Desk and The Kelly Clarkson Show, stage appearances with Alison Krauss, Eric Clapton, Sturgill Simpson, Slash, and Robert Randolph, and milestones such as becoming the first female artist with a Gibson signature mandolin and receiving the Tennessee Governor’s Distinguished Arts Award. Bella McCormick brings a modern country voice rooted in classic storytelling. The Nashville-based songwriter and recent Ole Miss graduate has written more than 200 songs, pairing vivid lyrics with assured vocals and guitar work. Raised around Nashville’s creative community through her father, Lee McCormick, and guided from an early age by Grammy-winning producer Paul Worley, she carries an easy confidence on stage and continues to build momentum with new music underway.

O-SIX RYDERZ MC Kansas City Chapter marks its 06 anniversary weekend with a celebration at Top Tier Venue in Kansas City, Missouri. Advance admission is $15, and entry at the door is $20. Payments are accepted via CashApp at $OSixRyderzKC or PayPal under O-Six Ryderz MC - KCMO. A discounted room option is available at Hampton Inn Kansas City Southeast using code C-MTC.

Take part in the 2026 Kansas City Kidney Walk at Power and Light Kc Live in Kansas City, MO. This walk raises funds that fuel research, encourage earlier diagnoses, and advance better treatments for people affected by kidney disease. Each step has effects that continue long after the walk concludes, signaling real progress and hope for patients. Step forward today so your walk can help build a healthier tomorrow.

Art on Walnut brings a local, open air craft fair to Walnut Street in Kansas City. Each week features a rotating selection of 33 curated artists, makers, and creatives offering handmade jewelry, ceramics, original artwork, and unique gifts. Set alongside the lively farmers market and River Market Flea, it encourages leisurely strolls between produce, vintage finds, and art, with coffee and fresh bites close at hand. The atmosphere is family friendly and free to attend, all in one of KC’s most historic neighborhoods. Vendors should be cautious of scams from anyone claiming to sell vendor spots.

River Market Flea returns to City Market with a refreshed mix of vintage style. Browse clothing and accessories from the 1960s to the early 2000s, along with unique pieces selected by local vintage experts, including creatives behind some of Kansas City’s most talked about Chiefs fashion moments. The lineup changes often, making each visit a chance to discover something new. Alongside the flea, explore Art on Walnut, a showcase of local artists and makers presented by Art Garden KC. Farmers Market vendors round things out with seasonal produce, cut flowers, bedding plants, and vegetable starts. Make a day of it by exploring City Market’s year-round shops and restaurants for more one-of-a-kind finds and global flavors.

This weekly walking group meets at Chapel Oaks Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Shawnee. Regular walks are beginning, with walkers gathering at the church and heading out together.

Celebrate the legacy of Ginger Rogers at a pay what you can dance workshop at Music Theater Heritage in Kansas City, MO. No prior experience is necessary. Explore classic jazz and musical theater inspired movement with a focus on musicality, style, and confidence, all while honoring Hollywood’s golden age and Rogers’ famed screen partnership with Fred Astaire. Participants are encouraged to bring dance shoes for a lively, toe tapping experience.

This annual fall fest features a meal of pulled pork sandwiches with sides, dessert, and a beverage for $12 for adults and $6 for children, with options to eat on site or take it to go. Attendees can browse a seasonal marketplace and choose pumpkins to bring home while listening to music performed live. A silent auction and a cash raffle offer chances to win prizes. Activities for kids include games, a cake walk, and an obstacle course.

At The Geekery, this Union Arena locals tournament features constructed, Swiss, best-of-one matches with timed rounds. Pre-registration is available through Bandai TCG+. The entry fee is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. Direct any questions to the store staff.

Service Industry Sundays at the Rooftop Bar at Teocali Mexican Restaurant & Cantina gives hospitality workers a place to unwind. Show a pay stub along with a valid ID to receive 20 percent off alcoholic beverages that are not already on special. This Sunday rooftop gathering is a simple thank you to those working in the industry.

A Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament in the Time Wizard Edison format takes place at The Geekery. The event uses Swiss pairings with best of three matches, and prizes are awarded as store credit. Entry is $5, and there is no pre registration. This is an unsanctioned event and is not recognized by Konami. For any questions, please contact the staff.

Bad music is not on the playlist. Video DJ Brett Dietrich serves up singalong classics while the screens glow with big hair, bold fashion, platform shoes, and full-on retro flair. This Sunday Fun Day favorite in Kansas City blends iconic tracks, flowing drinks, and a lively vibe. It happens every Sunday, with an arrive-early, stay-late spirit and plenty of chances to sing your heart out.

Capture the season with quick family photo sessions set in Smithville, Missouri, featuring a natural autumn backdrop that includes tall grasses, stacked wood and a rustic tractor, along with neutral blankets, chairs and stools for simple styling. Each appointment lasts about 15 minutes and is priced at $150, with a minimum of 25 edited images, printing rights and a gallery link for downloading high resolution files. Many slots are already filled, and a waiting list is available or another appointment can be arranged. You can reserve consecutive sessions if you want extra time, and larger groups can be accommodated by coordinating details in advance. A $25 nonrefundable deposit secures a spot, sessions take place in any weather, punctual arrival is important and late starts cannot be extended. Payment is accepted on the session day by cash, check, Venmo or PayPal.

An uplifting evening at KC Live in the Power and Light District brings the community together to support families in Kansas City who are facing serious illness or grief. Attendees can savor tastes from downtown Kansas City dining, enjoy open bars with a variety of refreshments, and take part in interactive games that add to the fun. Complimentary valet service or garage parking is provided. Reflections, part of Sunday Night Live 2026, offers a memorable night out with a meaningful purpose.

Spend an evening learning and practicing line dance with instructor Shawn Kuse at the Shawnee Civic Centre. The night begins with a session for beginners, continues with instruction for intermediate dancers, and concludes with open practice where music requests are welcome. Expect upbeat music, a friendly atmosphere, and plenty of time on the floor. Admission is $5 per person. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for all participants, and space may be limited.

Past and present members of Celtic Thunder reunite for a warm tribute to the group’s most cherished songs, shaping an evening of signature melodies, reflection, and camaraderie. The program features a thoughtfully crafted selection of greatest hits that ranges from traditional Irish folk to contemporary favorites, highlighting the hallmark harmonies, sweeping ballads, and high-energy moments that made the ensemble a household name. Founded in Dublin in 2007, Celtic Thunder blends music and theater into a dynamic stage experience recognized worldwide for emotional impact and polished production. Billboard has honored the group as Top World Album Artist five times, and their releases regularly appear in the World Album Top 10. This concert traces their enduring legacy through the anthems that have defined their career.

Madeleine Kelson brings heartfelt songwriting and a magnetic stage presence to Greenwood Social Hall, delivering an evening rooted in Americana with threads of folk and country. Based in Nashville, she crafts deeply personal songs with an authentic touch, honoring tradition while telling modern, queer-centered stories. Her warm voice and finely drawn narratives have earned recognition from NPR, No Depression, Spotify editorial playlists, and audiences across the country. A winner of the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Songwriter Showcase, Kelson has released the acclaimed While I Was Away and the recent EP Where the Spirit Meets the Muscle. Her viral track The Way I Do introduced many listeners to her candid writing, yet it is her intimate live performances that tend to linger long after the final note. Fans of Patty Griffin, Brandi Carlile, Jason Isbell, Gillian Welch, or Sierra Ferrell will find plenty to appreciate. Greenwood Social Hall is one of Kansas City’s most intimate listening rooms, with attention squarely on the music and a strong sense of community. Please note that the venue is located on the second floor of a historic building and can only be accessed by exterior concrete stairs.

Leonid & Friends takes the stage at Uptown Theater with a performance featuring songs by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, and more. This is a reserved seating event. Ticketing includes a public onsale, plus artist, venue, and DZP presales.

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.