Events in Leawood, KS

A no-cost line dancing session for seniors takes place at Chicken N Pickle, led by KC Boot Dancer. Participants can also receive 25% off food and soda before or after the class.

This stroke support group welcomes community members, including care partners. It offers a comfortable space to share experiences, receive and offer encouragement, explore practical coping strategies, and connect with others.

The Grandview Farmers Market takes place each Wednesday.

Chicken N Pickle - Overland Park hosts a dog-friendly happy hour where pups can enjoy a special menu while their humans relax. Browse goods from local vendors, take in live music, and meet KCREGAP pups during a laid-back gathering that celebrates four-legged friends.

This in-person caregiver support group, offered in collaboration with Alto Senior Living, serves those supporting people with Alzheimer’s or other dementia. It provides a confidential and welcoming setting to share experiences, build informal peer connections, and find social support. Participants also receive information about dementia along with practical strategies to strengthen everyday problem-solving skills. RSVPs can be made by calling 913.232.8054.

Lux Ballroom offers a ladies-only formation team with no partners required. Sessions take place at Camelot Ballroom and are led by Pro Coach Laurelyn Leimer. The first routine is a swing number, with additional dances planned. The team intends to appear at local showcases and competitions, and participation in every outing is optional. All experience levels are welcome, including those new to dance. Pricing is $20 per class for drop-ins or $15 per class for the month.

Nick Marshall brings a dynamic set to Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood, weaving live loops with soulful vocals and expressive guitar to create a layered, evolving sound. A Kansas City artist with more than 15 years in the local scene and the lead guitarist and singer for The Cowardly Lions, he blends styles to craft an immersive atmosphere that unfolds in real time. His approach guides listeners through a wide range of emotion, and whether appearing solo or steering a band, his versatility and passion shape a connected, high‑energy performance.

Enjoy a relaxed Gym Leader Challenge session that is welcoming to beginners and free to attend. Check in with your Play! Pokémon ID to pick up a prize pack, available while supplies last.

At InterUrban ArtHouse, the Joy Zimmerman Trio appears, featuring Joy Zimmerman alongside Ryan Dugan and Andrew Stinson.

Shop The Book Nook's used book sale for gently used finds, including popular and recent titles. Inventory is refreshed weekly. Children's books range from 25¢ to $1.00. YA and teen paperbacks and weeded library books are $1.00 each. YA and teen hardcovers are $2.00. YA and teen mass market paperbacks are 50¢. Graphic novels are $3.00. Adult titles are $2.00 to $3.00. CDs are 5 for 50¢ and LPs are $1.00. DVDs are $1.00, and DVD sets are priced as marked. Video games are $2.00. Juvenile audiobooks are $1.00 and other audiobooks are $2.00. Select items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott books are priced as marked. Friends Members receive a 20% discount on all purchases.

This weekly Sorcery Contested Realms tournament provides structured play for fans of the game. The entry fee is $5, and each participant receives one booster pack for taking part.

West Coast Swing takes center stage at C.A.S.T.KC with a welcoming class and social hosted by Jesse Lopez and Ariel Peck. The evening starts with check in, open floor practice, and guided warm ups, then moves into three leveled classes covering Levels 1 through 3 taught by a rotating lineup of Kansas City instructors. After the lessons, the floor opens for a social dance party so participants can practice new skills and connect with the community. Dancers of all experience levels are encouraged to take part, from newcomers to seasoned regulars. Admission is $20. For details or questions, contact 913-999-9050 or socialcabaret@gmail.com.

A weekly soft tip blind draw at Eclipse Bar & Grill offers a friendly, competitive format with a double elimination bracket. Registration is followed by a team draw, and the entry fee is $11, with $1 going to the Mystery Out pot. The bar contributes to the prize pool, and a Triple Triple Double pot is available as well. Play features Cricket and 501 with OI OO rules, and participants may either take the first turn or select the game. Starting order may be set by a flip, loser start, or a cork.

Every Thursday, Iron Horse Leawood comes alive with a karaoke party powered by a DJ set from DJ Love. Sing along to crowd favorites, dance between turns at the mic, and enjoy a feel good atmosphere. Happy hour offers specials on drinks and appetizers to help warm up your vocals before the music takes off.

This total-body fitness class at Matt Ross Community Center blends cardio work and strength training for a balanced workout. The session is organized into focused 20-minute segments for cardio, strength, and core, followed by a 20-minute restoration period to help you recover. It is designed to challenge both body and mind with a rotating mix of equipment, exercises, and formats. Advance registration is not needed, and check-in happens at the front desk on arrival. Drop-in pricing is $5 per class, with a $4 rate for seniors. Unlimited access to group fitness classes is available through memberships, priced at $40 for one month, $100 for three months, $160 for six months, or $280 for a full year when paid in full, with a $27.33 monthly option. For details about memberships and payment, the center can provide information at 913-895-6350.

Start the season at a regional tournament presented by Prairiefire, featuring matchups with teams from across the Midwest. The extended holiday weekend is structured to simplify travel and scheduling while avoiding conflicts with league play. Matches are set for the SCHEELS Overland Park Soccer Complex and the GARMIN Olathe Soccer Complex. Competition wraps up by the end of the weekend, and there are no games on the holiday Monday. Teams are accepted in the order registrations arrive, and entry closes once the event reaches capacity.

Kick off the weekend with a fast paced fitness class that pairs upbeat music with full body movement for a serious sweat. Led by instructor Caitlin Brisendine of MissFitKC, the workout welcomes all fitness levels and focuses on burning calories while leaving participants energized. Classes at this center run in sessions that begin at the start of the month. The fee is $6 per class, or $24 for a month that includes four classes. Held at the Shawnee Civic Center. Register in person, online, or by phone at (913) 631-5200.

Gather with friends and bring your favorite decks for Magic: The Gathering play. Any format is welcome, and players at every experience level can take part.

Create one-of-a-kind UV artwork as black lights make your designs glow. Choose a UV project, with pricing based on the option you select. This hands-on studio experience is customizable, letting you craft a unique piece that suits your style.

Hosted by The Ballroom KC, this ballroom evening at C.A.S.T.KC welcomes dancers of every level for a group class followed by a social dance. Check-in and open floor time ease everyone onto the floor, then a lesson with The Ballroom KC instructors builds skills before the music continues for open dancing. Expect a variety of styles throughout the night, including Waltz, Cha Cha, Country, and West Coast Swing. Instruction is led by Carlye Stone. Admission is $20. No alcohol is allowed. For details, call 913-999-9050 or email socialcabaret@gmail.com.

Explore soap and body care from Agora Garden along with a variety of other local vendors.

Train alongside Lenexa police officers in a one hour workout designed for all fitness levels. Participants team up with local officers for functional training that blends strength work and cardio, with coaching that shares the routines and tips officers use to stay in shape. Sessions are free and offered month to month with no long term commitment. After you apply, a Lenexa Police Department staff member will follow up with additional information and confirm a session. Space is limited, so acceptance does not guarantee a spot in the next session and applicants may be placed into a following session if capacity is reached. Eligible participants must be 18 or older and complete a brief background check because activities take place in a secure area. Workouts are held inside the Lenexa Justice Center. Wear appropriate workout clothing and athletic shoes suitable for a public gym; individuals who are not dressed appropriately will be asked to change. Training is led by Paul Sharbaugh of Active Lifestyle Coaching, a strength and conditioning specialist with more than 25 years of experience in business and National Guard settings who has led private workouts for Lenexa Police Department staff since 2016 and works with people of all ages to improve overall health and wellness.

A role-playing game gathering that celebrates creativity and imagination through shared storytelling and character-driven play. Welcoming to veterans and newcomers alike, the groups offer a supportive setting to build skills and embark on story-filled adventures.

Labor Day Weekend will feature performances by Jacquees, Lloyd, H-Town, Changing Faces and other artists. Multiple acts come together for a holiday weekend music celebration.

This event features a lineup, plus vendors and food trucks on site. Browse vendor offerings and pick up food between activities for a convenient experience. Everything is in one place so you can focus on the lineup.

A timed plein air session invites artists to capture the gardens, prairie, and woodland trails of the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens during a sunset quick paint. Check-in and canvas stamping take place at the LongHouse Visitor Center before painting begins. After the session, one piece per artist may be submitted for judging, followed by a small reception and awards at the Visitor Center. Multiple works may be created during the event, and finished pieces should be ready to hang for possible display in the LongHouse Community Gallery as space allows. All artwork must be started and completed on site. Open to the public and to artists 18 and older at any skill level. The registration fee is $35, there is no purchase award, and refunds are not available, though the fee may be transferred to another participant. Pre-registration is preferred. Only traditional media are permitted, including oil, acrylic, pastel, pen and ink, gouache, pencil, watercolor, and tempera. Two Best in Show winners will be chosen by a judge, with a $300 prize for each. The organizer reserves the right to omit entries from exhibition.

At StillPoint Studios, this immersive breathwork session weaves guided breathing with enveloping sound to ease stress, calm anxious feelings, and support a reset of the nervous system. The environment is caring and intentional, providing steady guidance that many find supportive for long-held trauma as well as everyday overwhelm. Participants often leave feeling more calm and clear, grounded, and sleeping more soundly. Each month introduces a fresh theme and journey that encourages letting go of what no longer serves and reconnecting with yourself. Plan to arrive a little early so you can park and get comfortable, with complimentary parking available near the studio entrance. Two ticket types are offered. The VIP option provides a memory-foam pad along with a mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow prepared for you, and you may wish to bring water and a journal. General admission includes a mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow, with water and a journal optional. Every attendee must have an individual ticket and completed waiver, and a unique name, email, and phone number are required for each booking. For questions, call or text 913-333-7896. Change your breathing and you can change how you feel.

At C.A.S.T. KC | Social Cabaret in Overland Park, Kansas, Supper & Suspects pairs dinner with an interactive murder mystery where someone at the party will not make it to dessert. Part theater and part game, this live cabaret pulls the audience into a playful, suspenseful whodunit as eccentric characters mingle with guests, improvise on the spot, and shape the investigation in real time. Clues surface, accusations fly, and each table collaborates to sift through evidence and identify the culprit before the final reveal. Every performance is different, with appearances by The American Vaudeville Company. One ticket covers dinner and the show, with admission at $60 per person or $75 for VIP seating. Seating is limited to 80 per performance and shows frequently sell out, making it a convenient all-in-one outing in the Kansas City area for date nights, birthday celebrations, and group gatherings. Parking is available in the spaces directly in front of the C.A.S.T. building, and guests are asked not to block neighboring businesses. Those with food allergies should inform the venue in advance so accommodations can be made.

Flatwater Duo performs at Buffalo State Pizza Co. OP in Downtown OP. The restaurant is now welcoming guests in a space that is twice as large, featuring a huge new bar and a great beer selection. The familiar BSP menu remains available. The new location sits just across the street, about 450 feet down the block from the previous spot.

Strang Hall in Overland Park hosts a free, all-ages patio performance featuring JOLIET4. The venue brings several chef-led kitchens and a large bar together in one place, offering a wide range of food and drink options. The full menu and bar are available throughout the show, making it easy to pair live music with a meal.

Players gather at Eclipse Bar & Grill for a soft tip dart competition where teams are drawn at random and the bracket is double elimination. The format cycles through Cricket, 501 with open in and open out, and 301 with double in and double out. Entry is $11, with $1 going to a mystery out pot, and the pot is matched by the venue. Starting order follows flip, loser start, and cork rules. A triple, triple, double pot is also available.

Bring your favorite drink and tap into your creativity at a sip and paint session. Choose from a wide selection of designs and create your own artwork with personalized guidance from instructors. Groups can opt for a party format, with the choice for everyone to paint different pieces or to follow along together as an instructor teaches the same design step by step. Both approaches are supported by skilled instructors to create a collaborative experience.

Presented by Gnarly Hussle with KC Cannabis, this free live music night takes place in the venue’s back lot and spotlights The Unfinished, Perception Zero, and VULTURES!. The Unfinished delivers a gritty strain of punk rock and roll, led by vocalist Abigail Unfinished with Cory Dean on guitar, Dustin Dec on drums, and Jon Sink on bass. Their songs navigate personal battles and wider social themes, blending a nod to classic sounds with a fresh edge and plenty of onstage energy. Perception Zero fuses rough-edged post grunge textures with the drive and hooks of pop punk. Tight rhythms, stacked vocals, and an emotionally charged delivery shape their set, while growing media and critical support in the Nebraska regional scene builds momentum toward a debut release. VULTURES! brings melodic, hard-hitting punk pop that confronts grief, memory, and resilience. Vulnerable truths are shaped into catchy rock songs, creating a cathartic surge and the kind of heart that rekindles a love for loud guitars, turning noise, loss, and recovery into something bigger.

Sunset Sessions sets the scene for warm nights and memorable energy at the SERV Courtyard Stage, with Stolen Winnebagos delivering an upbeat blend of rock, country, and popular hits that keeps the party rolling. The outdoor setup includes a stage backed by Overland Park’s biggest screen, an airy courtyard with space to unwind or meet up with friends, and a food truck hall vibe with multiple bars. Expect a lively, social atmosphere where live music, refreshing drinks, and an energetic crowd come together for a festive holiday weekend.

Dogzilla performs at Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood, bringing an energetic show filled with a wide mix of rock and roll favorites. This location regularly features live music on Thursdays and Saturdays.

TD Duo returns to Sunset Grill Restaurant for music and fun, featuring Candice Lynn. Enjoy great food and a lively atmosphere throughout the show.

Dogzilla performs live at IronHorse KS.

Experience a high-energy spin on classic bingo at SERV, where a DJ leads music-driven rounds and songs replace numbers. Participants listen for hits, spot familiar tunes, and mark their cards as themes shift each round. Expect a mix that ranges from retro favorites and country staples to party anthems and today’s top tracks, with prizes awarded along the way. Specials on food and beverages are offered during play, and the social atmosphere suits groups as well as anyone who enjoys a little friendly competition. There is no entry fee to participate, and the setting features big screens, food options, chilled drinks, and an upbeat vibe that keeps the fun going from start to finish.

Yarn Blessings at UCOP fosters a warm space for creativity, connection, and community for seasoned crafters and newcomers alike. Led by Angella Herrman and Cara Markham, this bi-monthly gathering offers two ways to take part. The Teaching Hour focuses on building skills, answering questions, and growing your craft. The Social Hour centers on bringing a personal project and enjoying conversation with fellow makers. A suggested love offering of $10 is welcome, payable in person or through Tithely with the note Yarn Blessings. ASL interpretation and a Zoom option are available with registration.

Trade Pokémon cards with other collectors and connect with fellow fans.

Experience a peaceful outdoor yoga session by the pond at Corporate Lakes at Metcalf. Certified instructor Kristen Badali guides a welcoming practice focused on mindful breathing and gentle movement as the sun sets. The class is suitable for all experience levels and offers a calm way to reset before a new week. Bring a yoga mat and water.

The Leawood Rotary Labor Day 5k is an annual community fundraiser that supports local and international charities focused on children and families. The race begins and ends at the American Academy of Family Physicians on a flat course designed for quick times. Participants receive an event shirt, a finisher medal, a cooling towel, and post-race snacks and refreshments. Awards honor the top overall male and female and the top male and female masters, with age group awards for the top three finishers across divisions ranging from 10 and under through 80 and older. Packet pickup is available in advance at The Running Well Store and also on race day at the event site. The entry fee is $30 plus a $3.95 sign-up fee, with a price increase to $34 at a later date.

Wrap up the pool season at Mission Family Aquatic Center with a splash for four-legged friends. Separate sessions are planned for dogs under 25 pounds and for larger dogs. The cost is $6 per dog for each session. Proof of current vaccinations is required and may be submitted online during registration. Registration will open closer to the event.

Find connection and encouragement in a welcoming support group for new mothers. Each monthly session creates space to share experiences, ask questions, and learn from peers. Participants may bring nursing infants, and light refreshments are offered. Upcoming discussions include beginning solids and infant nutrition, navigating feelings of mom guilt alongside social expectations, and strengthening a personal support network.

Dream Factory Bike Night at The Kingdom Bar & Grille is a final push toward the goal supporting the Dream Factory. All proceeds from the event go toward giving a child a dream.

Micah Burdick brings a live performance to Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood. He is a singer, songwriter, and guitarist. This location regularly hosts live music on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Settle into a welcoming, instructor-led yoga practice in The Yard at Ranch Mart North. The class is free and open to all experience levels, and optional donations are appreciated. Bring your own mat and water. After a short summer break, the series resumes on its usual cadence.

Seasons, a fall Flourish gathering at Thompson Barn, features a seated meal from local small business La Fetta with coffee and tea, plus shopping at the Flourish Market with local Kansas City vendors. The program includes guest speakers Jennifer Pepito and Mary Sprague. Two bonus sessions offer encouragement, one for mothers with children in public school led by Cassidy Griffin, and one for home educating mothers led by Jennifer Pepito.

This Red Cross blood drive is organized by Kaw Prairie as part of an ongoing effort to help save lives through blood drives held every other month. Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood. First-time donors are guided by welcoming, compassionate nurses who support each step of the process, and returning donors are thanked for their continued support. Refreshments are provided after donation. Participants can select a preferred time slot through the ticket link.

Participants will meet at the parking lot just east of the Wakarusa Museum, rather than the swim beach. The outing features a gentle walk around the parking area and along the lakeshore with a focus on swallows, and there is a good chance to encounter Scissortail Flycatchers along with other flycatchers and kingbirds. The route continues to the beach to look for multiple gull species and early shorebirds returning from Canadian breeding grounds. Forster’s, Black, and Caspian terns are often present. With fall migration underway, buntings, grosbeaks, orioles, warblers, and tanagers are all possible.

The Kansas state armwrestling championship comes to The Kingdom Bar & Grille with a tentative schedule that places weigh-ins on Friday, then on Saturday features weigh-ins with registration, a block of super matches, and the main tournament. Competition spans multiple divisions. Open classes include 0-154, 155-165, 166-176, 176-187, 188-198, 199-220, 220-242, and 243+. Semi-pro offers 0-165, 166-176, 177-198, 199-242, and 243+. Amateur mirrors the open set with 0-154, 155-165, 166-176, 176-187, 188-198, 199-220, 220-242, and 243+. Youth brackets cover ages 9 and under, 10-13, and 14-18. Masters competitors age 40 and over compete in 198 and 199+ classes, and women’s divisions will be announced. Entry fees are Open $40 per arm, Amateur $40 per arm, and Kids $30 for both arms. Matches use a standard setup with a READY GO start and follow IFA rules, so there are no running fouls and intentional slips or elbow fouls in a losing position result in a loss. Rules for the super matches will be determined by their participants.

VFW 7397 hosts its annual poker run. Proceeds help continue support for veteran programs.

An annual celebration in Raytown highlights history, crafts, and music. Activities include visiting Rice-Tremonti's General Store, a craft fair, kids craft stations, food trucks, home tours, demonstrations of traditional trades, and historical reenactments, plus appearances by the Buffalo Soldiers and live music from the Windy Hollow band, with more to discover.

Warehouse Cleanup Day takes place on the second Saturday each month, offering hands-on support for upcoming missions through warehouse organization and supply preparation. A current list of needed items is available on the Medical Missions Foundation website, and donations should be coordinated in advance with Sulamita Ortiz, Missions Assistant, at 913-338-0343. Student volunteer hours are available.

Parents and toddlers can share a yoga experience designed for adults and children up to about age 3. Expect playful movement that supports self care for caregivers while keeping little ones engaged. The class also creates space to connect with other growing families and build community. Hosted at Full Circle Yoga KC.

Set in present-day Los Angeles, this film follows a circle of twenty-somethings navigating heartbreak, burnout, and the numbing pull of life online as they search for purpose, connection, and a clearer sense of self. Through the intertwined journeys of Matt, Luke, Leena, and Annie, it lingers in the gap between who they are and who they expected to become. Dreams shift, flaws stick around, and love can feel just out of reach as they confront loneliness and envy, learning that change rarely happens overnight. At its core, it offers a gentle portrait of the human need to love and be loved, and the relief that comes with admitting we do not have everything figured out yet.

RG3 takes the stage outdoors at Discourse Brewery. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy craft beer while the band delivers an electric blues set.

Leawood’s largest food and wine celebration returns to Park Place for an evening of tasting and live entertainment. Sample a wide range of dishes from many of the area’s top restaurants, spanning hearty flavors to decadent desserts, alongside a selection of beverages. Live music by The Ragged Heirs will set the mood, and a few surprises are planned throughout the night. Ticket sales open this summer.

Sunset Sessions brings the Mikey Needleman Band to the SERV Courtyard Stage for a lively night of rock, pop, and familiar favorites that keep the energy high. The show takes place on an outdoor stage backed by the biggest screen in Overland Park, with an open-air courtyard that offers space to relax or connect with friends. Expect a food truck hall vibe, multiple bars, and a social atmosphere that blends great bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd. Arriving early makes it easy to grab a drink and settle in for the music.

JOCO Cars and Coffee brings car enthusiasts together for a community meet that emphasizes genuine connections, shared passion, and the people who love their machines. Registration for each show opens on the event website ahead of time, with announcements when it goes live. You can learn more about the cause and the team behind Garage 21 on their site. Support comes from sponsors including Tinting K.C. LLC, Nanmo Wheels, Ascend Audio Video, Renowned Detailing, Zohr Mobile Tire Shop, KC Elite Car Care, LLC, Olathe Ford Lincoln, and Redline Rallys. Those interested in sponsoring can reach out through Facebook or by email.

Xtreme Wrestling Center hosts junior professional wrestling classes for youth ages 7 and up. Sessions typically occur on the second Sunday of each month, with adjustments around holidays, and the fee is $25. Case-by-case age accommodations may be available at the discretion of XWC staff and management, and questions can be sent to xtremewrestlingcenter@gmail.com. As the Kansas City metro area’s longest running professional wrestling training program, the team brings more than 50 years of combined experience. The environment is safe and controlled, and the focus is on Safety, Discipline, and Respect. Participants are encouraged to train, grow, and have fun, and discrimination is not tolerated.

East Nashville songwriter Justin Alan Payne has spent more than a decade earning attention across the country, performing both solo and with his projects Justin Payne & Co. and Rough Lovers. Now on the verge of his first Nashville solo LP, he brings a distinctive voice with notable range and depth. Expect thoughtful lyrics, strong melodies, and an easygoing presence that reflects the indie momentum he has built on his own.

A welcoming community potluck and picnic centered on trans joy, open to everyone, transgender and cisgender alike. The gathering takes place every second Sunday of the month. During the warmer months, it is held at C. Lee Kenagy Park in the grassy area south of the Raytown Skate Park. In colder weather or if it rains, it moves indoors to the multipurpose room at Southwood UCC. The event also welcomes those who want to learn more or who support a trans or queer loved one, offering space to connect and build community.

CNP hosts a community gathering that highlights local vendors. Attendees can browse offerings, enjoy beverages and snacks, and connect with neighbors while discovering small businesses.

Pars for Purpose debuts with a golf tournament that pairs time on the greens with giving back. This first-year event highlights friendly play in service of a positive cause, blending sport and purpose throughout the day.

At Park Place, Barkley Square hosts live music from the Blacksher Duo amid a village-style setting that includes boutique shopping, delicious dining, and everyday services. The atmosphere brings together music, shops, and eateries in a welcoming location.

Rock and alternative singer, songwriter, and musician Howard Mahan performs live at the Leawood location. The evening will feature energetic, engaging performances that showcase his music and talent.

Family caregivers can connect in a safe, welcoming setting to share experiences, ask questions, and gain encouragement from others who truly understand. This free caregiver support group acknowledges that caring for a loved one can be both rewarding and tiring, and it focuses on building strength through open conversation and shared support.

Friends of JCMHC is holding its fifth annual Shine a Light fundraiser, bringing together individuals, businesses, and organizations to strengthen mental health services in Johnson County. The program features the Beacon of Hope and North Star Awards, honoring dedicated advocates and staff. Participation options include reserving a table, purchasing individual tickets, or sponsoring, with more details on sponsorship opportunities to be shared soon. For those not attending in person, donations are welcomed year-round to support this work.

City Center Church in Lenexa, in the Kansas City area, hosts an uplifting evening with Candace Cameron Bure, joined by Dr. Tabatha. Part of an eight city fall tour that follows her sold out 2025 shows, this two-hour program blends playful audience games with prizes, personal storytelling, and faith-centered conversations designed to encourage and motivate. Dr. Tabatha, a physician with triple board certifications who focuses on helping women connect body, mind, and soul, adds a holistic wellness perspective to the night. Ticket options include general admission as well as choices featuring early entry with a Q&A and a VIP experience. Tickets are on sale, and TPR advises purchasing only through the official ticketing outlet, since third party resales are not permitted or guaranteed.

Tee off to support Special Olympics Kansas at an inclusive Topgolf tournament hosted at Topgolf Overland Park, produced in partnership with Special Olympics and Topgolf. Held each year, the Unified Fore Joy ProAm welcomes players of all abilities to take on Topgolf’s TopContender game while raising funds for local athletes. Teams include six players, pairing five paid participants with one Special Olympics Kansas athlete, with one team per bay and no age restrictions. SOKS will place athletes with teams unless a specific athlete is requested. Participants from the Law Enforcement Torch Run, schools, corporations, and Unified partners can enjoy friendly competition that counts locally and internationally through the Special Olympics Topgolf ProAm. The program features check-in with lunch and warm-up, followed by two TopContender rounds, then a wrap-up with awards. Registration includes food and beverages with two drink tickets, gameplay at Topgolf, and an attendee gift bag. Look for local and global awards along with a raffle and a silent auction.

Explore Downtown Overland Park every third Friday of the month with a relaxed stroll through local art galleries, stops at charming shops, and a bite at one of the many restaurants. Take your time browsing and tasting your way through the district.

Mark the end of summer with an outdoor park concert. Bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating and unwind as live music fills the air. Drinks will be available for purchase at the beer garden, and food trucks will offer meal and snack options. Coolers are not allowed.

Four brand-new works take the spotlight on the Yardley Hall stage in a festival of contemporary and modern dance. The Midwest Trust Center brings together four choreographers and four local companies to unveil original pieces created specifically for these world premieres. Kansas City Ballet collaborates with Caili Quan. Owen/Cox Dance Group partners with Christopher Page-Sanders. Störling Dance Theater teams with Jennifer Owen. Regina Klenjoski Dance Company works with Katarzyna Skarpetowska. The program offers a vivid showcase of fresh choreography and the artistry of the region’s dance community.

Experience a week of diving in Roatan with clear Caribbean waters, renowned reef sites, and easygoing drift dives. Expect chances to see turtles, rays, and reef sharks, along with time spent in the water with a dive crew. Space is limited, with only two rooms remaining, and this popular getaway tends to fill quickly.

The Kansas City Walk for Apraxia brings families, friends, and professionals together at Blackhoof Park, Oak Shelter to celebrate Apraxia Stars and the progress they make every day. The event centers on connection and recognition, creating a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams and supporters. Registration is free, and participants can fundraise toward individual incentive prizes, with the official Walk t-shirt earned by anyone who raises $50. Every Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support Apraxia Kids and its work to strengthen support systems for children with apraxia of speech through education, community outreach, advocacy, and research. As the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, the Walk offers a welcoming community where experiences are understood and families feel supported.

At Sar Ko Par Trails Park, a family-friendly community walk organized by the Children’s Tumor Foundation brings together the Kansas City community to raise awareness of neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, genetic conditions that affect more than 4 million people worldwide, while accelerating research so treatments reach patients sooner. Part of a nationwide series, the event welcomes individuals living with NF, along with their families, friends, and supporters, to connect, encourage one another, and help drive progress. Every step supports research, strengthens care, and aims for better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. Participants can form or join teams and take part with friends and family. There is no cost to register.

At the Merriam Farmers Market, children can take part in a free activity to create a sunflower using a paper plate. A cheerful craft made especially for kids.

Designed for seasoned makers and curious beginners alike, this twice-monthly gathering at UCOP focuses on creativity, connection, and community through yarn crafts. Led by Angella Herrman and Cara Markham, it offers two ways to take part: a teaching hour for learning new techniques and asking questions, and a relaxed social hour where you can bring a project and enjoy conversation with fellow crafters. Sessions are held at The Fillmore KC Café. A suggested love offering of $10 is welcomed in person or through Tithely with “Yarn Blessings” noted. ASL interpretation and Zoom participation are available with registration.

Learn practical techniques to groom your dog at home and reduce the cost of professional services in a hands-on session led by Cathy Ewing. Bring your dog, a pair of scissors, and a beach towel. Participants will work through a streamlined 30 minute routine, quick touch-ups that include a five minute paw trim, a five minute ear trim, and a one minute tail tidy, and methods for grooming either on a table or from the floor. Attendees receive a professional dog comb, and each dog gets a pup cup after grooming. Dog crates are welcome. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, email lighthousegoldens@gmail.com with the number of people and dogs in your group, your dog’s age, and any questions you would like addressed. Please do not bring females in heat.

KC Nerd Con 2026 brings a full day of fandom to the Overland Park Convention Center. Enjoy arcade games, take part in a cosplay contest, and compete in gaming tournaments. Explore a marketplace filled with vendors representing a wide range of fandoms. Whether you plan to expand your collection, show off your favorite cosplay, or chase the top spot in competition, this event celebrates everything nerd culture.

Belton Educational Foundation's A Night in Las Vegas Casino Night brings casino-style excitement to The Venue in Leawood. Guests can enjoy casino games, cocktails, and a buffet dinner, along with Elvis entertainment and an auction. Tickets are available. For information, call 816-348-1150.

Experience an outdoor concert with the Butch Carson Band as part of the Mr. P'z Parking Lot Concert Series. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and come with friends for a relaxed, open-air show.

Sunset Sessions shares live music made for warm evenings, good energy, and memorable nights. The Zeros make their third appearance at SERV with an upbeat blend of rock and crowd-pleasing favorites that keeps the momentum going. The performance takes place on the SERV Courtyard Stage, an outdoor setup featuring the largest screen in Overland Park. Expect an open-air courtyard with room to relax or meet up with friends, a food truck hall feel with multiple bars, and a lively, social atmosphere. Sunset Sessions at SERV brings together standout bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd, whether fans are returning or checking it out for the first time. Guests can arrive early to grab a drink and settle in for a full evening of music.

At the Leawood location of Iron Horse Bar & Grill, Sass Monkey delivers a night centered on fun from the first song through the final encore. The venue presents live music every Wednesday and Saturday.

Maddie's Mission celebrates Miraculous Miss Maddie with its fifth annual block party. Live music from Suburbans sets the tone for an upbeat gathering with food and treats, all in support of an important cause. A broad lineup of raffle and silent auction items, contributed by a generous community, rounds out the festivities. Tickets will be available.

Brody Buster brings his celebrated blues harmonica to Iron Horse Bar & Grill at the Leawood, KS location. He began at age seven after finding one of his mother’s harmonicas, and before long he was performing on Beale Street in Memphis. Over the next eight years he played around the world and shared the stage with Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Keb Mo, Lee Oskar, and others. A regular at BB King’s Blues Club, he drew special attention from B.B. King, who welcomed him to the stage several times and praised him as one of the greatest harmonica players of his era. This appearance highlights a musician with deep roots in the blues. Iron Horse in Leawood features live music on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Green Shoebox Band returns for a community concert where friends can enjoy music together. The set will span favorites from the 60s through the 2000s, creating a laid-back evening of familiar songs. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Food truck details will be shared once confirmed.

The 16th Annual Shoot for the Future sporting clays tournament supports efforts to introduce youth and their families to the outdoors through hunting and the shooting sports. It features sponsor involvement along with auction items, raffles, and games, with more details to be announced.

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

Celebrate Mission’s 75th Anniversary with a lively street dance that brings back the feel of live music filling the streets. The celebration features live bands, food trucks, beer from Mission breweries, giveaways, and a kids activity zone sponsored by Wonder and Whoa. Activities take place in downtown Mission and inside The Mission Theater. A decades themed costume contest invites individuals and groups to showcase styles from the 1950s through today, presented by Fiorella’s Boutique. Prizes will be awarded in multiple categories. For the event footprint, Johnson Drive will be closed between Dearborn Street and Woodson Street, and Woodson Street will be closed south from Johnson Drive to West 59th Terrace. These closures make room for setup and cleanup and may temporarily affect travel in the area. Local businesses can also participate in a 75th Anniversary window decorating contest to show community spirit leading up to the street dance. Participating storefronts will be highlighted in City promotions, the public will vote online for favorite displays, and all entrants receive a commemorative Mission 75th Anniversary window cling, recognition on City social media, and a feature in Mission Magazine. First, second, and third place winners also receive special recognition and cash prizes.

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

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

Celebrating 15 years, this OVERRUN Ovarian Cancer event brings together men, women, and children at Southcreek Office Park in Overland Park, KS for a timed run or walk with 5K and 1 mile options. Enjoy food, music, and fun while raising awareness and support for ovarian cancer. The OVERRUN Ovarian Cancer Foundation focuses on advancing better treatment options and pursuing a cure. Funds raised benefit ovarian cancer research at The University of Kansas Cancer Center, patient advocacy in the KC metro area, and general awareness for all women.

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

Kicks Band brings an outdoor performance to Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park as part of the Lenexa Outdoor Concert Series. Settle in near the Grand Pavillion with a blanket or lawn chair, and enjoy a picnic while taking in an evening of live music.

The 7th annual Kathy & Butch Eaton Golf Classic is hosted by Chair Joe Whetstone and the Golf Classic Committee at Canyon Farms Golf Club in Lenexa. This charity tournament benefits the Arthritis Foundation, and all proceeds support its work. Canyon Farms is a private par 71 course with lakes and streams throughout the property. Participants can expect a lunch buffet before play, a shotgun start, a mix of on-course games and other lighthearted activities, then dinner followed by an awards ceremony. Prizes will be given to top finishers. For information or help with sponsorships, contact Brooke Hilst at bhilst@arthritis.org or 816-601-1382.

Ibis Pizza Night returns to Black Dog Coffeehouse with locally crafted pizzas, exclusive desserts, and drinks from the cafe. The night showcases a fresh lineup built on house-made Ibis dough fermented with a wild yeast starter and finished with seasonal, locally sourced toppings. Pizzas will be available until sold out.

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

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

Psychic medium John Edward appears live at Hyatt Place Kansas City/Lenexa City Center, offering audience readings, meaningful validations, and messages from those who have passed, including pets. Known from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he leads an interactive Q&A and fosters a personal, healing atmosphere. Attendees can choose between Regular Admission and a VIP Experience. Regular Admission provides entry with general seating. The VIP upgrade includes early access, priority selection of seats, an exclusive Q&A after the main program with John, a complimentary one-month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus virtual session featuring additional readings and Q&A. Ticket availability is limited.

The Early Music Series begins with a performance by VOCES8 at Village Presbyterian Church. This British vocal ensemble, a 2023 Grammy nominee and the most streamed classical vocal group worldwide, is noted for a luminous sound, tight ensemble, and thoughtful attention to text, harmony, and melody. Celebrated for a seamless blend, stylistic range, and performances that connect deeply with listeners, VOCES8 presents Towards Paradise in the church’s resonant setting. The program offers a contemplative sacred journey shaped by themes of longing, faith, comfort, and peace.

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

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

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

Dogzilla performs live at Limitless Brewing for a night of music.

FreeLance will be at Ironhorse Bar and Grill in Leawood, where guests can have some eats and drinks and then party with the band.

At APS: Associated Plastic Surgeons, this event features 20% off gift cards and more than $20,000 in giveaways. Aesthetic vendors will be on site for live demonstrations, and Dr. Shahrooz will offer skin cancer checks. Food trucks and live music are also part of the experience, along with additional activities. If attending in person is not possible, gift cards may also be purchased over the phone at 15% off.

Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood, Kansas features Brody Buster, a harmonica talent who began teaching himself at age seven on one of his mother’s harmonicas. Within eight years he was performing on Beale Street in Memphis, then went on to appear around the world and share stages with Quincy Jones, Chaka Khan, Keb’ Mo’, Lee Oskar and others. A regular at B.B. King’s Blues Club, he joined B.B. King onstage multiple times and earned praise as one of the standout harmonica players of his era. The Leawood location regularly showcases live music on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Dating Sarah brings a set of classic rock hits from the 1960s through the 2000s to Lenexa Public Market’s Friday Night Sound Bites. The band features Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums, with sound engineering by Colin Rohde. This family friendly show welcomes dancing and singalongs. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating, and food and drinks will be available.

Bailey Training and Support will host a community Safe Sitter® Essentials with CPR course lasting about six and a half hours. Created for students in grades 6 through 9, this program builds readiness for staying home alone, caring for younger siblings, and taking on babysitting jobs. The class is led by an instructor and uses interactive games and role-play to teach and practice skills. Participants cover personal safety, child care techniques, first aid and rescue, CPR for infants and children, and practical life and business topics.

This shooting event, now in its seventh year, takes place at Powder Creek Shooting Park. The Powder Creek Ladies have again selected Gilda's Club Kansas City as the beneficiary, supporting the organization’s programs that provide education and counseling for people affected by cancer, along with resources for caregivers and children. Community support over the last four years has contributed more than $120,000 to Gilda's Club Kansas City.

This recurring warehouse cleanup helps ensure supplies are ready for upcoming missions. A current list of needed items is available on the organization’s website. Donors are asked to coordinate with Sulamita Ortiz, Missions Assistant, or call 913-338-0343 before bringing supplies. Students who need volunteer hours can find opportunities with Medical Missions Foundation.

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.

Levee Town brings a mix of rock and blues to The Horse in Leawood, KS. The band features a track that reached number 1 on a roots chart for blues rock, and guitarist Brandon received a 2023 nomination from Blues Blast Magazine for blues acoustic guitar player of the year.

JOCO Cars and Coffee brings car enthusiasts together, spotlighting the energy, passion, and the people behind their machines. Registration for each show opens on the organizer’s website ahead of time, with announcements shared in advance. Information about Garage 21, including its mission and team, is available on its website. Sponsors include Tinting K.C. LLC, Nanmo Wheels, Ascend Audio Video, Renowned Detailing, Zohr Mobile Tire Shop, KC Elite Car Care, LLC, Olathe Ford Lincoln, and Redline Rallys. Businesses interested in sponsorship can inquire through Facebook or by emailing ops@garage-21.org.

Collin & Butch Acoustic Duo return to the Iron Horse patio for a live acoustic set. This patio performance brings their duo sound back to Iron Horse.

This caregiver support group explores how the caregiving role intersects with personal identity. Supporting a loved one often brings both fulfillment and fatigue, and this welcoming gathering provides a place for family caregivers to exchange experiences, ask questions, and receive encouragement from people who truly understand. Attendance is free.

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

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

KC Rukus brings a live set to Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Leawood, blending classic rock with Motown flavor and a touch of outlaw country. The trio features Rustifer on guitar and vocals, Big Dave Taylor on saxophone, and John Jones on bass and vocals.

A live set at the Leawood, Kansas location of Iron Horse Bar & Grill features Ryan Lynch. He is a lead singer, songwriter, and guitarist associated with The Champagne and the Champagne Campaign. The venue presents live music on Wednesday and Saturday nights, with details updated as lineups are confirmed.

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

Celebrate South African flavors and fellowship at a family friendly braai at Shawnee Mission Park, Shelter 8. South Africans, their partners, friends, and anyone who enjoys good food and great company are welcome. Amenities include ample parking, nearby restrooms, and a playground for children. Please bring your own meat for the braai, such as boerewors or tjops, along with tongs and a container or plate for your cooked meat. Remember plates, cutlery, napkins, and nonalcoholic drinks like water or soft drinks. Alcohol is not permitted in JCPRD parks and shelters. To build a shared feast, an online sign up is available for appetizers, sides, or desserts to share, and early signups help create variety. Pack camp chairs, outdoor games, rugby balls, and anything else that makes a braai feel like home. Shelter sponsorship is provided by Salome Fourie, Realtor with Keller Williams Kansas City Metro.

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

Sunset Sessions delivers a live music series made for warm evenings, lively energy, and memorable nights. Stolen Winnebagos return to the SERV Courtyard Stage for their third appearance, bringing an upbeat blend of rock, country, and familiar favorites that keep the celebration going. Look forward to an outdoor stage paired with the largest screen in Overland Park, an open-air courtyard with room to relax or gather with friends, a food truck style hall with multiple bars, and an upbeat, social setting. The series highlights live music at SERV, bringing together standout bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd. Arriving early makes it easy to grab a beverage and settle into a comfortable spot for the show.

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

Fountain City Devils will appear at Jerry's Bait Shop.

Black Dog Coffeehouse welcomes the return of Ibis Pizza Night, offering locally made pies, special desserts, and drinks from the cafe. It takes place on the last Tuesday of each month. The team has put together an updated selection using Ibis dough prepared in-house with a wild yeast starter and finished with ingredients sourced locally in season. Pizzas are served until sold out, so arriving early is recommended.

Olivier Latry of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris presents the first recital on the new organ at St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church in Leawood, Kansas. Built by Saint John's Abbey Organ Builders and designated Opus 1, the instrument is inaugurated in this performance.

Matthew Shoaf performs as a solo acoustic loop artist.

Double Take delivers a high-energy blend of blues, country with a funky twist, and straight-ahead rock and roll at Iron Horse Bar & Grill in Leawood. This Kansas City quartet features three lead vocalists and is made up of seasoned players whose collective performance experience totals 165 years, creating a tight and engaging show. The venue also presents live music on Wednesday and Saturday nights, with details updated regularly.

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

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

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

KC Local Holiday Market returns for its sixth year at Lenexa Thompson Barn with more than 55 local makers and small businesses for a full day of holiday shopping. Browse locally made gifts, enjoy coffee, and capture a photo with Santa while supporting local businesses this Christmas season. Admission is free and parking is ample. Vendor and sponsor opportunities are available, and applicants should ignore any comments or direct messages offering vendor spaces since spaces are not sold through those channels.

Radio Fire Band brings an all-out performance to Limitless Brewing, giving it their all while keeping the mood joyful. Expect smiles and even a few happy tears, and share photos and videos using the QR code.

Dating Sarah performs classic rock spanning the 1960s through the 2000s at Jerry’s Bait Shop. The group features Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums, with Colin Rohde as sound engineer. The set draws from multiple decades of rock.

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

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

Centered on thankfulness and release, this caregiver support group provides a supportive, welcoming setting for family caregivers. Participants can exchange experiences, bring questions, and gain encouragement from peers who understand both the rewards and the fatigue that can come with caring for a loved one. Participation is free.