Events in Lenexa, KS

Support Westridge Middle School PTA at a fundraiser where a portion of sales benefits the organization. Mention Westridge Middle School PTA when placing an order during the event window and 25 percent of proceeds will be donated back to the PTA. Orders are available for dine in, to go, pick up, and curbside, and online orders can participate by using the code FUND20.

Local culinary talent takes center stage at Johnson County Community College as chefs compete in an annual small plates barbecue showcase featuring summer grilling and smoking, held in memory of Karen Putman. Presented by the Greater Kansas City Chefs Association, the event directs proceeds to the Karen Putman Memorial Scholarship Fund to support a student chef at JCCC. Dinner is available with a fee paid at the door by cash or Venmo, set at $15 for chefs and other attendees and $5 for students. Organizers are also welcoming donated merchandise, gift baskets, and gift certificates to help raise funds for the scholarship.

Duelists can put their decks to the test in an Advanced format Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament at The Geekery. Pre-registration is available through the Konami Neuron app, and all participants are required to complete registration there. The entry fee is $5. Each player receives an OTS pack upon entry, and additional packs will be awarded from the prize pool to top performers. Matches will follow a Swiss structure with best-of-three play. For questions, please contact the staff.

This high-energy boot camp is designed to push limits and boost results through a blend of cardiovascular and endurance training that targets maximum calorie burn. Every session features a new, challenging routine, and all experience levels are welcome. Pricing options include $10 per month for members with unlimited classes, a $7 drop-in day pass, and a $25 monthly plan based on four classes. For questions, send a message or contact the community center.

Build a solid foundation in digital photography with a beginner-friendly class in Overland Park. Starting from the ground up, participants explore core camera functions, composition, essential lighting principles, and strategies for organizing, optimizing, and archiving images. The course also introduces practical gear such as tripods, filters, and flashes, then puts learning into practice through interactive projects, assignments, and contests. Topics include what makes an image stand out, how to create a photograph through confident camera operation, composition techniques, key lighting concepts, and the tools of the trade. The class is offered as three 2-hour meetings or a single 6-hour session. There are no prerequisites, although owning a digital camera beforehand and basic computer skills are recommended. Enrollment is limited to 8 to 15 students depending on the venue, and the fee is $100 per student.

Enjoy an evening of dance at Community Bible Church in Olathe with pattern partner instruction, line dance lessons, and open dancing where participants can request their favorite tunes. The event welcomes newcomers and experienced dancers alike, and admission is $5 per person.

Build your West Coast Swing fundamentals and get guided practice in a combined class and practicum at C.A.S.T.KC. The first segment features rotating material with instructors available for questions, feedback, and drills, whether you are working solo or with a partner. A four-week rotation follows this pattern: Weeks 1 and 2 offer leveled classes for Levels 1 and 2, with a Move of the Month added to Level 2 in Week 2, Week 3 centers on open practice, and Week 4 provides brief one-on-one mini lessons with various instructors, with sign-ups available before the session begins. A social dance and community practice follow the instructional portion. Jesse Lopez is the listed instructor, alongside a rotating team. Admission is $20. For more information, contact 913-999-9050 or socialcabaret@gmail.com.

Karaoke takes center stage at Fox & Hound in Overland Park with DJ Rosie-J. Guests can take the mic, play a round of pool, and enjoy food while lively music fuels the fun. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and memorable performances throughout the night.

KC Farm School’s Farm Stop and Monthly Market offers a welcoming indoor place to shop for local foods from small, sustainability-focused farms across the region. Alongside the farm’s own vegetables, find herbs, eggs, fresh bread, coffee, cheese, meats, mushrooms, fermented foods, jams and jellies, beverages, plant starts, and a range of handmade goods from familiar local vendors. Staff can help locate specific items. SNAP is accepted, purchases are matched through Double Up Food Bucks, and produce is always offered on a pay what you are able basis. The on-farm monthly market features music, community partners, farm tours, workshops, cooking demonstrations, and plenty of food from the farm and other local producers.

Enjoy MTG Commander in a relaxed open play setting at The Geekery. The format is open play, there is no entry fee, and no preregistration is required. Table space is provided by the venue. Players who register through the WPN Companion app will be entered into a free prize drawing. For questions, please contact the staff.

Scotty C’s returns to Transport Brewery Shawnee for a weekly Wednesday gathering featuring Geeks Who Drink trivia. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with food, beer, and a friendly crowd throughout the evening.

Lux Ballroom presents a ladies-only formation team at Camelot Ballroom, welcoming dancers and non-dancers. No partner is required, and the group will start with a swing routine, with more numbers planned. The team plans to perform at local showcases and competitions, and participation in every appearance is optional. Sessions are led by Pro Coach Laurelyn Leimer. Pricing is $20 per class for drop-ins or $15 per class when paying by the month.

Experience FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992) on the big screen at Atlas9, a whimsical adventure where nature and magic come together. With colorful, lively animation and an enduring message at its core, this family-friendly screening is a great pick for an outing with kids.

The Geekery hosts a Magic: The Gathering Legacy tournament using Swiss pairings with best-of-three matches. There is no preregistration, and signups are taken on site. The entry fee is $5, with prize support awarded as store credit. This is a non sanctioned event, so it will not be run through the event link and promo packs are not provided. Decks may include up to 15 proxy cards, and any proxies must be functional, clearly marked, and easy for all players to recognize. For questions, please contact the staff.

At The 913, Music Bingo turns the classic game into a soundtrack-fueled challenge. Instead of numbers, the host plays snippets of well-known songs and players mark the matching squares on their bingo cards. Use a phone to pull up a free digital card, limited to one per person, then follow along as the playlist spans a variety of favorites. Winners receive prizes, with a mix that can vary, and the upbeat format encourages plenty of singing and dancing. Admission and gameplay are free, and participation is required to be eligible for prizes.

The Geekery hosts a YuGiOh! Genesys tournament. Registration is handled through the Konami Neuron app, with preregistration available, and all players must complete their entry there. The entry fee is $5. Participants receive an OTS Pack at entry, and top competitors earn additional packs from the prize pool. Matches use the Advanced format, run in Swiss rounds, and are played best of three. Special Genesys rules apply. For any questions, please reach out to the staff.

BNI Chapter One hosts a weekly networking meeting for local business professionals focused on referrals, community, and collaboration. Attendees share business updates, learn how to support one another, and build partnerships that lead to qualified referrals. The group follows a give-first approach, emphasizing that supporting others can create opportunities for everyone. Both experienced owners and those just starting out will find a supportive setting to build lasting relationships, gain practical insights and strategies, and celebrate achievements together. The meeting takes place at First Watch in Shawnee, creating a relaxed environment for conversations that often continue beyond the gathering.

An in-person community meeting of the Johnson County Prevention and Recovery Coalition takes place at Olathe Indian Creek Library. The coalition focuses on combating opioid and fentanyl misuse and on preventing overdoses and fatalities in Johnson County. Meetings are open to the public and occur on a bi-monthly basis on the third Thursday of the month.

Moonlight Market offers a lively community experience with farm-fresh produce from Farmers Market vendors, locally made goods, and live music setting the mood. A lineup of food trucks and selections from nearby breweries adds to the festive feel. Families with children are welcome, and leashed dogs can tag along. Round out the visit by exploring the surrounding restaurants, breweries, and shops for even more to discover.

Take part in a relaxed Gym Leader Challenge that welcomes beginners. Participation is free. Sign in with your Play! Pokémon ID to pick up a prize pack while supplies last.

This amputee support group welcomes individuals living with limb loss as well as care partners. It provides a warm, community-centered space to share experiences, offer and receive encouragement, learn practical coping strategies, and connect with others facing similar challenges.

This open play session features casual games of Marvel Crisis Protocol at The Geekery. No preregistration is needed and there is no entry fee. A chess clock can be provided on request for those who want timed play. The venue supplies table space, terrain, and gaming mats. For any questions, please speak with the staff. The Geekery’s code of conduct applies.

A free, family friendly bingo night at Eisenhower Community Center signals the start of a monthly series held on the third Thursday of each month. Families and friends can enjoy classic games together, and winners can take home prizes.

Browse a wide mix of secondhand finds at The Book Nook, featuring quality selections that include popular and recent titles. Children’s books are priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar. YA and teen paperbacks and library weeds are 1 dollar each, YA and teen hardcovers are 2 dollars, and YA and teen mass market paperbacks are 50 cents. Graphic novels are 3 dollars. Most adult books range from 2 to 3 dollars. CDs are five for 50 cents and LPs are 1 dollar. DVDs are 1 dollar, with sets priced as marked. Video games are 3 dollars. Juvenile audiobooks are 1 dollar and other audiobooks are 2 dollars. Select items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott titles will be priced as marked. New items are added every week, and Friends Members receive a 20 percent discount on all purchases.

This weekly Sorcery Contested Realms tournament has a $5 entry fee, and every participant receives a booster pack for taking part.

Compete in a Flesh and Blood trading card game Armory event at The Geekery. This Classic Constructed tournament uses a Swiss structure with best-of-one matches. Entry is $5, with prize support in Organized Play packs or store credit. Pre-registration is not available. For questions, please contact the store staff.

This monthly gathering of the Johnson County Numismatic Society at Olathe Community Center at Stagecoach Park brings together coin enthusiasts from the Kansas City area. It welcomes both seasoned collectors and beginners, emphasizing the promotion of the hobby, the exchange of knowledge, and the fun of collecting. Attendees can share recent acquisitions, learn from a presentation, and connect with fellow collectors in a relaxed and friendly setting.

Candace Cameron Bure brings her live tour to City Center Church in Lenexa in the Kansas City area, offering an evening of candid conversation rooted in faith, personal stories, and interactive games with prizes. After a sold out 2025 run, she returns with a fall tour that spans eight cities and aims to leave attendees encouraged and motivated. She is joined by Dr. Tabatha, a triple board certified physician who focuses on helping women align body, mind, and spirit for lasting wellness. The event features tiered access options, including a Full Experience VIP, Early Entry with a Q&A, and General Admission, with a Q&A planned before the main program. Tickets are on sale. To protect buyers from scams, third party ticket resale is not permitted on TPR. event pages. For valid tickets and timely updates, use the official ticketing outlet. Purchases through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR. and may limit the ability to receive assistance or information about the event.

Hosted by Jesse Lopez and Ariel Peck at C.A.S.T.KC, this weekly West Coast Swing night blends instruction and social dancing. The evening begins with check-in, open practice, and a guided warm-up, then continues with three levels of classes taught by a rotating team of Kansas City instructors. It concludes with a social dance party where you can apply new skills and connect with other dancers. All experience levels are welcome. Admission is $20. For questions, call 913-999-9050 or email socialcabaret@gmail.com.

At Matt Ross Community Center, this 20/20/20 workout blends cardio, strength training, core work, and a restorative finish, delivered in equal-length segments. Sessions incorporate a mix of equipment, exercises, and formats to keep the training varied and engaging. No preregistration is required; check in with the front desk on arrival. A single class pass is $5, with a $4 rate for seniors. Unlimited group fitness is available with memberships priced at $40 for one month, $100 for three months, $160 for six months, or annually for $280 if paid in full or $27.33 per month. For information about memberships and payment, call 913-895-6350. This class is also offered twice a month on Sundays, alternating with another instructor on the remaining Sundays.

An inclusive ProAm golf tournament at Topgolf Overland Park brings people of all abilities together to support Special Olympics Kansas. Organized by Special Olympics and Topgolf, this annual event centers on the TopContender game, with results that count locally and around the world. Teams consist of six players, with five paid participants and one Special Olympics Kansas athlete, and each team plays from its own bay. There is no age limit, and an athlete will be placed with each team unless a specific athlete is requested. The program flows from check in with lunch and warm up to two rounds of TopContender, then concludes with awards. Tickets include food and beverages with two drink tickets, a gift bag for each attendee, and generous Topgolf play time, along with local and global awards, a raffle, and a silent auction. Participants from the Law Enforcement Torch Run, schools, corporations, and Unified partners take part in friendly competition. For details, contact Chris at burtc@soks.org or 913-600-2240.

This all-boys soccer tournament brings together teams from several states for competitive matchups against similarly skilled opponents. It is held at the Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex, featuring all-turf fields that support consistent play throughout the event.

Spend time in Downtown Overland Park visiting local art galleries, browsing nearby shops, and enjoying food at area restaurants. Explore at your own pace and make a relaxed outing of art, shopping, and dining across the neighborhood.

Power through an upbeat workout that pairs driving music with a supportive setting to boost your heart rate, burn calories, and start the weekend on a high note. The format welcomes all fitness levels and is led by instructor Caitlin Brisendine of MissFitKC. Classes at this center run in sessions, with a new session starting at the beginning of each month. The cost is $6 per class, or $24 for a month that includes four classes. Registration is available in person, online, or by phone.

Play Magic: The Gathering with friends using your favorite decks. All formats are welcome, and players of every skill level can take part.

Compete in a Lorcana League tournament hosted by The Geekery. The event features a constructed format with Swiss pairings and best of three matches, typically running three to four rounds based on the number of participants. No preregistration is needed. The entry fee is $10, and all entries contribute to prize support that includes promos and store credit. For any questions, please reach out to the staff.

This Olathe Live event features Liverpool Project performing a free concert at Stagecoach Park. Enjoy live music from the band in the park.

Enjoy a lively Latin dance night at Hometown Olathe Family Farm, where the evening begins with a complimentary, beginner-friendly lesson and continues with a social dance session. No partner or prior experience is required, and the setting is designed to feel welcoming and relaxed. After learning the basics, guests can practice their steps, connect with others, and soak in the music. Drinks are available from the bar to complement the experience. Hosted by Baila & Connect at The H.O.F.F., this event centers on learning new moves, meeting people, and celebrating rhythm with a warm community vibe.

Take part in a Magic: The Gathering booster draft at The Geekery. The event uses the Booster Draft format and follows official drafting rules. Registration is handled through Wizards Eventlink instead of a separate pre-registration process. The entry fee is $20 and may change based on pack pricing. Prize support may include promos, booster packs, or store credit. For questions, please contact the store staff.

A One Piece CCG tournament will be held at The Geekery. Pre-registration is available through Bandai TCG+, and the entry fee is $5. The event uses a Swiss, best of one format with timed rounds. Prize support includes promos and store credit. Special rules for the One Piece Card Game apply. For any questions, please contact the staff.

Hosted by The Ballroom KC at C.A.S.T.KC, this welcoming event combines an all-levels group ballroom class with an open social dance. Instructors from The Ballroom KC teach social and performance styles, then the floor opens for a mix of favorites such as Waltz, Cha Cha, Country, and West Coast Swing. The session is led by instructor Carlye Stone. Admission is $20, and no alcohol is allowed.

Four original dance works debut on the Yardley Hall stage in a program of contemporary and modern choreography. The Midwest Trust Center brings together choreographers and local companies for these new creations, each unveiled for the first time. Kansas City Ballet teams with Caili Quan, Owen/Cox Dance Group partners with Christopher Page-Sanders, Störling Dance Theater collaborates with Jennifer Owen, and Regina Klenjoski Dance Company works with Katarzyna Skarpetowska. The evening spotlights fresh collaborations and the premiere of each piece.

Start the morning with Cars & Coffee at the Kansas City Automotive Museum in Olathe, a relaxed gathering where fresh coffee, polished rides, and easy conversation set the tone. The meet is free to attend, and coffee is complimentary. Those who want to explore the museum can purchase admission for $5 per person to see more than 30 vehicles, including a themed drive-in feature and galleries that are regularly refreshed. Museum members receive complimentary admission. Select sponsorship options are available, and inquiries can be made by message.

MHA's Family Education Weekend brings patients, families, individuals, and healthcare professionals together at Marriott Kansas City Overland Park for a welcoming mix of learning and connection. Attendees can take part in informative sessions, meet others in the community, and explore exhibits featuring sponsor resources and advancements. Childcare is available for children from 3 months to 5 years who are not yet in kindergarten, and kids in kindergarten through fifth grade can enjoy organized activities and games. A group outing with dinner at Main Event adds bowling, arcade play, billiards, laser tag, and more. Immediately following the weekend, the Unite for Bleeding Disorders walk is set to continue the celebration. Registration is priced at $20 for adults, $10 for kids ages 5 to 17, and free for children 4 and under.

Wyandotte County residents can dispose of typical household hazardous items in a safe and responsible way during this Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Day. The service is free for county residents, and residency verification is required. Collection takes place at the Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Center.

On the grounds of Shawnee Town 1929, the 50th annual Friends of Shawnee Town Arts and Crafts Fair and Fall Festival brings together more than 150 vendors offering handcrafted, homemade, and repurposed items. Attendees can enjoy food from a range of vendors, including local food trucks. Families will find multiple free activity areas for kids to learn and play, and live music will be featured at the Bandstand throughout the event. Admission is $1 per person at the gate, with proceeds supporting the museum. All vendor spaces are filled for this year.

At Sar Ko Par Trails Park, the NF Walk gathers the Kansas City community for a family friendly fundraiser of the Children’s Tumor Foundation. The walk raises visibility for neurofibromatosis and schwannomatosis, genetic conditions that impact over 4 million people worldwide, and supports research designed to bring treatments to patients faster. Part of a series held in cities across the United States, the event offers a welcoming space for people living with NF, along with their families, friends, and supporters, to connect and encourage one another. Participants can start or join a team, invite loved ones, and take purposeful steps that help fund science, improve care, and move progress toward better therapies and one day a cure. Registration is free.

A community 5K run and 1-mile walk at the Kansas State School for the Blind brings together runners, walkers, families, and supporters to champion inclusion and opportunity for athletes with visual impairments. The event supports the Kansas City Blind All-Stars Foundation and the Kansas State School for the Blind community, and all proceeds go to the Kansas City Blind All-Stars Foundation. Whether on the course or cheering from the sidelines, participation helps expand opportunities for visually impaired athletes and students.

Friends Headquarters hosts a donation drop-off for gently used items. Accepted donations include adult and children's books of any type, plus cookbooks, textbooks, and repair manuals. Media such as DVDs, music CDs, audiobooks on CD, and LPs are welcome, along with complete puzzles. Please do not bring books that are musty, moldy, soiled, damaged by liquid, or broken, as well as magazines, board games, encyclopedia sets more than ten years old, VHS tapes, music cassettes, or Reader's Digest Condensed Books. Weather can affect operations, so watch for closure announcements in case of inclement conditions. Proceeds from donated materials help support Johnson County Library.

Learn quick, budget-friendly grooming techniques in a hands-on session presented by Cathy Ewing. Bring your dog, a pair of scissors, and a beach towel. Each attendee receives a professional dog comb, and every pup gets a pup cup after grooming. Dog crates are welcome. The session covers completing a full groom in about 30 minutes, fast touch-ups including a five minute paw trim, a five minute ear trim, and a one minute tail trim, plus tips for working on a table or from the floor. Space is limited. Email lighthousegoldens@gmail.com with the number of humans and dogs in your party, your dog’s age, and any specific questions you would like addressed. Please do not bring females in heat.

Yarn Blessings at UCOP is a bi-monthly gathering that welcomes crafters of every experience level, creating a friendly space to make, learn, and connect. Guided by Angella Herrman and Cara Markham, the group offers two formats. One focuses on teaching, giving space to build skills and ask questions, and the other is a social hour where participants bring their own projects and enjoy conversation. Sessions take place at The Fillmore KC Café, and attendees are asked to enter through the West/Pflumm entrance. A suggested love offering of $10 is accepted in person or through Tithely by noting Yarn Blessings. ASL and Zoom are available with registration.

This inaugural Mind & Body Wellness Fair is a community gathering focused on nurturing mental and physical well-being through learning, participation, and connection. It brings together local wellness professionals, healthcare providers, fitness specialists, businesses, and community organizations to highlight a wide range of resources for healthier, happier living. Attendees can expect interactive displays, practical activities, health screenings, informative talks, live demonstrations, giveaways, and special event discounts, along with opportunities to speak directly with local wellness experts. Presenters and exhibitors will share actionable guidance and answer questions to help people make informed choices about their health. Designed to be more than a typical vendor market, the fair aims to create an engaging experience that celebrates wellness and community ties while encouraging the view that caring for body and mind is a privilege. Organizers intend this kickoff edition to spark an annual tradition centered on health, wellness, and community connection.

Explore a rotating selection of gently used books and media at The Book Nook during its weekend sale. Browse quality secondhand reads, including recent and popular titles, with new arrivals added each week. Children’s books range from 25 cents to 1 dollar. YA and teen paperbacks and library weeded titles are 1 dollar each, YA and teen hardcovers are 2 dollars, and YA and teen mass market paperbacks are 50 cents. Graphic novels are 3 dollars. Adult books are priced between 2 and 3 dollars. CDs are 5 for 50 cents, LPs are 1 dollar, and DVDs are 1 dollar, with multi-disc sets priced as marked. Video games are 3 dollars. Juvenile audiobooks are 1 dollar and other audiobooks are 2 dollars. Select items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott books are priced as marked. Friends members receive a 20 percent discount on all purchases.

The 2026 Kansas City Walk for Apraxia is a free community gathering at Blackhoof Park, Oak Shelter. Families, friends, and professionals come together to celebrate Apraxia Stars, connect with one another, and enjoy a safe, fun, and memorable day for every team of supporters. Registration is free. Participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including the event t-shirt, and walkers who raise $50 earn the official Walk for Apraxia shirt. Every Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a complimentary t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids, which focus on strengthening the support systems around children with apraxia of speech by educating professionals and families, building community engagement and outreach, and investing in advocacy and research. This walk unites the local community to raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech and stands as the largest apraxia awareness event in the country. More details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Take part in a local Digimon trading card game tournament at The Geekery. Matches use the Standard format with Swiss pairings and best of three play. Entry is $5, and prizing includes store credit along with promotional items when available. Pre-registration is offered. The tournament follows the current Bandai ban and restriction list. For any questions, please contact the staff.

KC Nerd Con 2026 gathers fans at the Overland Park Convention Center for a day filled with arcade fun, a cosplay contest, competitive gaming tournaments, and shopping from vendors across the fandom universe. Whether you are building your collection, showing off a favorite costume, or aiming for the top of the leaderboard, there is plenty to dive into at every turn.

A Pauper-format Magic: The Gathering tournament will be held at The Geekery. The event uses a Swiss structure with best-of-three matches. Entry is $5, and prize support includes Promo Packs and store credit. Pre-registration is not offered, and sign-up is completed through Wizards Event Link. For questions, please contact the staff.

Start your ballroom journey with an introductory six week series focused on the fundamentals of four different dances. The cost is $75 per participant. For details or questions, call 816-665-6275.

Participants will compete in a Magic: The Gathering Premodern tournament at The Geekery. Registration is handled on site with no pre-registration available. The entry fee is $5, and prize support is provided as store credit. The format is Premodern, and proxies are permitted. For questions, please contact the store staff.

The largest fundraiser of the year, focused on keeping kids riding and celebrating the barn’s special magic.

This adoption event offers a one-of-a-kind experience.

Enjoy an evening of music outdoors with multiple food trucks to try. Sample a variety of bites as you take in the sounds in a relaxed, open-air setting.

Return of Los Guerreros 3 brings authentic boxing back to Kansas City, KS with an evening tailored for dedicated fight fans. Every bout is set for genuine competition, with determined athletes stepping in to win rather than pad records. Expect charged crowd energy, fighter walkouts, and live entertainment presented with a polished production that keeps the intensity high from the opening bell to the headliner. Whether new to the sport or a longtime follower, attendees can look forward to emerging talent, meaningful matchups, and a fight night atmosphere that celebrates the heart of boxing.

RG3 returns to Tall Trellis Brewery with an outdoor set of electric blues and classic rock. Enjoy live music in the open air while the brewery serves its craft brews and house-made snacks.

Rise and Go Events, LLC presents a live Christian music concert with John Waller, joined by special guest Mitch Langley. Hosted at the Bell Center on the MidAmerica Nazarene University campus in Olathe, Kansas, the program includes a meet and greet and an evening of uplifting songs centered on faith and encouragement. Families and friends are welcome to share the experience together.

Experience a deeply immersive community breathwork session at StillPoint Studios that blends guided breathing with rich soundscapes to help reduce stress, ease anxiety, and support nervous system regulation. The environment is carefully held with intention and safety in mind, offering meaningful support for those navigating anxiety and for work around deep-seated trauma. Many participants leave feeling calmer, clearer, more grounded, and often notice better sleep afterward. Each month features a fresh theme and guided journey to release what no longer serves and reconnect with yourself. This is designed as a full mind-body reset. Ticket options include VIP, which provides a memory foam mattress, yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow already set up, and GA, which includes a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow. Bringing water is recommended, and a journal is optional if you would like to capture insights. One ticket is required per person. A separate waiver must be signed by each attendee, and bookings must include the attendee’s name, email, and phone with no duplicate information. Free parking is available in front of the studio, and arriving a little early makes it easier to park and settle in. For questions, call or text 913-333-7896.

Dinner is served, but not everyone will make it to dessert at this interactive murder mystery cabaret from C.A.S.T. KC | Social Cabaret. Part theater and part game, the experience drops the audience into a fast, funny, and suspenseful whodunit where eccentric characters mingle at tables, improvise in the moment, and shift the story as the investigation unfolds. Guests follow clues, question suspects, and collaborate with their table to name the culprit before the final reveal. No two performances play out the same way. Admission includes dinner and the immersive show, featuring performances by The American Vaudeville Company. Seating is limited to 80 per performance, with $60 general admission and $75 VIP options. Parking is available in front of the venue, and guests are asked not to block neighboring businesses. Food allergy accommodations are available with at least 24 hours notice.

Compete in a Riftbound CCG tournament hosted at The Geekery. Players will use constructed decks in a Swiss structure with best of three matches. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, and the entry fee is $5. Prize support includes promotional items and store credit. Official Riftbound tournament rules will be followed. For questions, please contact the staff.

Sunset Sessions brings live music made for warm evenings, upbeat energy, and memorable nights. The Zeros return to SERV for their third appearance, delivering a high-energy blend of rock and sing-along favorites that keeps the momentum going. The performance takes place on the SERV Courtyard Stage, an outdoor setting with Overland Park’s largest screen, plenty of open-air space to unwind or meet up with friends, a food truck hall atmosphere with multiple bars, and a lively social vibe. Whether you are catching a longtime favorite or experiencing the series for the first time, it offers a vibrant night of music in a welcoming setting.

The Butch Carson Band performs as part of the Mr. P'z Parking Lot Concert Series at Mr. P'z Bar and Grill at Fireside BBQ. This is an outdoor concert, and attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs and enjoy the music with friends.

Enjoy a continuing series of patio performances, taking place outdoors only when the weather allows.

In KC, savor barbecue and watch the boys in blue in action.

Dogzilla performs live at Barley’s Shawnee for an evening of music.

Rooted in a show that grew into a festival and then into a movement, WoodsStock adds a new 5K alongside its established 10K, bringing more people together beneath the morning sky. The distances may vary, yet the heart remains the same. It all centers on wide paths, generous spirits, and a belief that good things unfold when people turn out for one another. Look for bold color, powerful music, and an uplifting start to the day, with energy that rises before the last notes slip back into the trees. The atmosphere nods to a time before on-demand playlists, when open fields rang with shared voices and rhythms that pulled everyone to their feet. The hills will ask for resolve, neighbors on the trail will watch out for each other, and the miles are a chance to see what can happen when smiles and effort are shared.

The walks are beginning.

Soda Sunday offers half off all Dirty Sodas and 25 percent off all Dirty Alanis. Mix and match flavors to create your own drink or choose from suggested combinations to discover a new favorite. The price includes a soda with two add ins. Additional add ins are available for an extra charge.

Xtreme Music Bingo at SERV turns classic bingo into a music-powered game where a DJ plays hit tracks and players mark matching songs on their cards. Each round features a fresh theme and spans genres and eras, from throwback anthems and country favorites to party staples and current chart-toppers, with prizes up for grabs along the way. It is free to play and built for groups and music lovers of all kinds, whether highly competitive, a lyrics expert, or simply in it for a good time. Expect multiple themed rounds, a lively social atmosphere, and food and drink specials during gameplay. With giant screens, great food, cold drinks, and an energetic setting, SERV provides a vibrant backdrop for a high-energy blend of music, competition, and nonstop fun.

Hosted by the Midwest Hemophilia Association, this annual walk brings together community members and supporters to raise essential funds for the local bleeding disorders community. Participants can form or join teams or contribute to the cause, and every dollar from individual donations goes directly to the MHA chapter. The day focuses on unity, hope, and making a difference, with proceeds helping sustain MHA’s mission to improve quality of life for those affected by bleeding disorders through education, advocacy, and support.

A local Union Arena card game tournament at The Geekery offers constructed play using Swiss, best-of-one rounds. Pre-registration is available, the entry fee is $5, and prizes include store credit and promotional items when available. For questions, please contact the staff.

Take part in a Yu-Gi-Oh Time Wizard Edison format tournament at The Geekery. Matches are run using Swiss pairings with best of three play. Entry is $5, and prizes are awarded as store credit. There is no pre-registration, and sign ups are handled on site. For questions, please contact the staff. This tournament is unsanctioned and is not recognized by Konami.

Celebrate Miraculous Miss Maddie at Maddie's Mission's fifth annual block party. Enjoy live music by Suburbans along with food and treats. Explore a large selection of raffle and silent auction items contributed by the community, all in support of Maddie's Mission.

At the Shawnee Civic Centre, instructor Shawn Kuse leads line dance lessons with great music and a friendly atmosphere. The format includes beginner instruction, then intermediate lessons, followed by open practice with dance requests. This welcoming setting is suitable for newcomers and experienced dancers alike. The cost is $5 per night. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for every participant, and classes can fill quickly. To register, search for Country Dance Lessons, Event #484202.

Ease into the week with an outdoor sunset yoga session by the pond at Liv Love Co. Certified instructor Kristen Badali leads a welcoming practice for all experience levels, focusing on steady breathing and mindful movement as the evening light fades. Bring a yoga mat and water, and enjoy a calming reset that leaves you feeling grounded, refreshed, and inspired.

Show Me The Body headlines a night at Idle Free with a lineup that also features Whispers from Bangkok, Lip Critic from New York, and Holder from western Massachusetts. This is an all-ages event. Tickets will be offered first through an artist presale, followed by a general onsale.

Catch a big-screen presentation of Buster Keaton’s 1926 silent film The General, part of the Americana Summer at the Movies series and sponsored by Shawnee Town 1929. The story follows Southern railroad engineer Johnny Gray as he goes after Union soldiers who have taken a train with his fiancée Annabelle Lee aboard, setting off inventive chases that showcase Keaton’s physical comedy. Tickets start at $8. Advance purchases have no extra ticketing fees, and prices are higher on the day of the show. A limited number of tables with seats that include admission may be available in the VIP area or near the stage while supplies last. The auditorium seats 182, with 130 general admission theater seats, 52 seats across 14 tables, and four wheelchair spaces. Parking is available behind the theater, on the street, and across the street. The bar serves domestic and craft beer, spirits, and specialty drinks, along with soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks. Outside food from nearby restaurants is welcome, but outside beverages are not permitted. Food trucks are often set up near Transport Brewery, and availability can vary.

Applepalooza Weekend brings three days of free, fall-themed fun to a farm setting, with apple-inspired beverages, seasonal bites, and a welcoming atmosphere for families, groups of friends, and anyone looking for a taste of autumn. Across the weekend, look for family games and scavenger hunts, a free poker night, karaoke, and a Pokémon card swap, plus a fall sip-and-shop experience, live music, a farmers market, and bingo. The focus is on relaxing, exploring, and enjoying the season at an easy pace. For vendor opportunities, only Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events are official contacts, and all vendor payments are handled solely through TJ Events.

Registration is open for the annual KU Occupational Therapy Education networking event at the KUMC Health Education Building. The gathering brings together practitioners, educators, students, alumni, and community partners for conversation, learning, and professional connection, with opportunities to earn continuing education units. The program begins with a welcome in the Ad Astra Room on the fifth floor, then transitions to topic focused roundtables on the second floor. Discussions cover school based practice and early intervention, issues in research, outpatient care, inpatient care, and community based and private practice. Facilitators include Lauren Foster and Jeni Herman, Lauren Trent and Makenna Snyder with faculty contributor Adriana Queiroz, Laurie Steen with faculty contributor Natalie Scott, Bailey Borgmier and Blake Spanjer with faculty contributor Lacy Wright, and Hannah Earley and Katie Schmanke with faculty contributor Denise Sangoi. Distinguished Health Professions Alumnus William J. Howard III, Col., Retired, OT ’82, delivers the keynote address on finding joy and satisfaction in both professional and personal life and how connection supports both. The Community Impact Award is also presented during the event, honoring a graduate of a program within the KU Department of Occupational Therapy who exemplifies volunteerism and service that strengthens the community. Nominations are open, and the selected honoree is encouraged to be present to accept the award. The schedule concludes with poster presentations and additional time to connect with colleagues across the field.

Families can hop into the driver’s seat, tap the horn, and discover how Olathe’s vehicles and heavy machinery operate at this hands-on, family friendly event. Children of all ages can look inside, touch the equipment, and safely explore while meeting the staff who build and maintain the Olathe community. The experience takes place at Stagecoach Park and offers an up-close look at the machines that keep the city running.

A night devoted to the music of Tom Petty and the Traveling Wilburys, featuring tribute performances by We're So Petty with special guests Wilburys Twist.

KCKCC Art Gallery hosts a photography exhibition featuring the work of Diallo Javonne French, a filmmaker and photographer whose award-winning images are inspired by musicians and have appeared in magazines, museums, and greeting cards across the country. The exhibition presents distinctive work from a local artist and includes a gallery reception during the run.

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

Green Shoebox Band returns to Friday Night Sound Bites for a community concert where friends can enjoy music together. The performance features songs spanning the 1960s to the 2000s. Attendees may bring lawn chairs for seating. Food truck details will be announced when available.

ARCA Menards Series: Reese’s 150 brings stock car excitement to Kansas Speedway with a nighttime showdown on the 1.5-mile oval. The compact 150-mile distance puts a premium on bold strategy, fast pit stops, and searching multiple grooves for speed, often leading to late-race restarts and close finishes. Rising drivers compete on a big NASCAR-style stage as they chase the checkered flag.

A free concert at Stagecoach Park features We're So Petty, a Tom Petty tribute, and The Wilburys Twist, a tribute to the Traveling Wilburys.

The Hollywood Casino 400 brings NASCAR action back to Kansas Speedway with a travel package that covers the essentials. The trip features a two-night hotel stay, round-trip bus transportation between Sioux Falls and Kansas City, Kansas, admission to the NASCAR Cup race with a Fan Walk on Sunday, and a Sunday tailgate. The package price is $475 per person for the Cup race, based on double occupancy. Children 12 and under are $100 for the entire weekend when sharing a room with two adults. Payments must be made by the listed deadlines to secure a spot, and the deposit is nonrefundable if you cancel and the ticket cannot be resold. For reservations and details, contact Darin at 605-201-5207 or benker45@sio.midco.net.

The 16th Annual Shoot for the Future sporting clays tournament raises funds to help introduce young people and their families to the outdoors through hunting and shooting sports. The event features sponsors, auction items, raffles, and games, with more details to be announced soon.

Trail runners can take on a clockwise tour of the Wyandotte County Lake Park trail network, with the 50k and 25k starting from Shelter 16, which is near Shelter 14 and across from the archery range and dog park. The route is almost entirely singletrack, with a short section over the lake dam, no bridle trail, and terrain that includes some rocks and roots without being highly technical. After crossing the finish, participants can enjoy post race food and drinks provided by Whiskey River Pizza & Pub. Mile 90 will be photographing the event to capture each accomplishment. Registration includes a race shirt, on-course aid, catered food, and beer, and all participants receive a finisher award. Late registrants may not receive a guaranteed shirt or preferred size. Race day signup will be available with cash, crypto, or Venmo, and phone service may be needed for electronic payment. Availability and sizes of included items are not guaranteed for late registration.

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

A fall-themed sip and shop brings seasonal cheer to Hometown Olathe Family Farm with a handpicked mix of local vendors and plenty of unique finds. Browse at your own pace while enjoying drinks and food available for sale, all set against a cozy, social atmosphere that suits a girls day, a casual date, or a relaxed weekend outing. Admission is free and all are welcome. Organizers note that vendor opportunities are coordinated only by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, with payments processed through TJ Events.

St John's Catholic Club hosts an event centered on the group stage opener of the Nations League against Czechia, with the match coming from Prague.

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

Blue Corner Promotion brings an evening of combat sports to AdventHealth Sports Park in Overland Park. Set within a new venue that offers something for everyone, the complex features a bowling alley, an arcade, a zip line, and ice skating, with shopping nearby. The event is open to all ages.

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

People of all ages gather for a timed run or a walk that raises awareness of ovarian cancer. The morning includes food, music, and opportunities to show support for the cause. Marking its 15th anniversary, the OVERRUN Ovarian Cancer Foundation highlights its mission to advance better treatment options and, ultimately, a cure. Funds raised benefit ovarian cancer research at The University of Kansas Cancer Center, strengthen patient advocacy in the KC Metro area, and promote general awareness for all women. The focus is clear... overrun ovarian cancer, with support that begins with research.

Teams from the NASCAR Cup Series take on Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, tackling a 1.5-mile oval where strategy and adaptability are crucial. Pit road decisions, sharp restarts, and the ability to find speed as conditions shift can shape the race. Multiple grooves often develop over longer runs, late-run handling becomes critical, and a few decisive moves in the closing laps can determine the finish.

Plan every detail of a quinceañera at a dedicated expo in Kansas City that brings together inspiration, trusted professionals, and interactive experiences in one place. Hosted at the Holiday Inn Overland Park, the event features runway shows with the latest dress collections, a wide range of Kansas City vendors covering venues, photography, décor, makeup and more, plus giveaways and surprises, including a chance to win a quince dress. Attendees can explore photo-ready installations, enjoy live entertainment and a stage program, and gather fresh ideas while meeting vendors face to face and comparing options and pricing in a single visit. This year’s theme, Soccer in the City, channels the energy of the sport to create a modern, vibrant atmosphere rooted in community and culture. Tickets are available online and at the door, priced at $12 online and $15 at the door, with free admission for quinceañeras and children under 5. 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.

Get close to the NASCAR Cup Series at Kansas Speedway, a 1.5 mile oval known for high energy racing. The track has hosted memorable moments from stars such as Jeff Gordon. Travel packages are available that pair top tier race tickets with a first class stay at the Hilton Garden Inn Kansas City Airport and transportation to the track, with optional add ons like track passes, seat upgrades, and scanner rentals to bring the action even closer.

Enjoy a live concert in Lenexa as part of the Lenexa Outdoor Concert Series. Pack a picnic, bring a blanket or lawn chair, and settle in for a relaxing evening near the Grand Pavillion.

Chair Joe Whetstone and the Golf Classic Committee present the 7th annual Kathy & Butch Eaton Golf Classic supporting the Arthritis Foundation at Canyon Farms Golf Club. This private par 71 course features serene lakes and flowing water throughout the landscape, offering a scenic backdrop for a charitable round of golf. All proceeds go directly to the Arthritis Foundation. The tournament includes a lunch buffet, a shotgun start, on-course games, and an evening dinner with an awards ceremony, with prizes for the top finishers. For details or help with sponsorships, contact Brooke Hilst at bhilst@arthritis.org or 816-601-1382.

Ibis Pizza Night returns to Black Dog Coffeehouse with pizzas, exclusive desserts, and cafe drinks. A refreshed lineup features Ibis dough prepared in-house with a wild yeast starter and topped with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Pies are available until sold out.

The Jammin' on the Green summer season wraps up with the Kansas City Ukesters, showcasing the distinctive sound of the ukulele and songs that trace back about a century to the instrument’s 1920s heyday. Admission is free, with bottled water and snacks provided. Leashed, well-behaved dogs are welcome. Guests are encouraged to bring their own chairs, and bench and picnic table seating is available in limited quantities. This concert series is sponsored by Friends of Shawnee Town.

Atlas9 hosts a special screening of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, the 1990 live action film featuring Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael.

At the Johnson County Arts & Heritage Center, the Johnson County IDD Resource Fair brings together more than sixty local providers and community organizations that support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Johnson County. Attendees can explore a wide range of services in one place, connect with resource partners, and gather information to help navigate available supports. The CDDO team will be available on site to answer questions and can help start intake paperwork.

Fairfax is turning a page as the longtime Fairfax Festival shifts into Concert on the Kaw, a casual community happy hour at Kaw Point Park. The event features live music, food, and drinks in an easygoing setting where neighbors can spend time together during a fall evening. More details will be shared as plans are finalized. Sponsorships are available for $500. Each sponsor receives two admission tickets, and each ticket includes two drink tickets, food, and entry to the concert. Sponsors are recognized in promotional materials across social media, email, and the Fairfax Industrial Association website, providing visibility while supporting the launch of this new tradition.

At Journey Bible Church, a special evening honors four decades of service to the homeschool community. The program features dinner, chances to connect with fellow supporters, and a look at the ministry’s impact on families throughout the Kansas City area. Beginning in 1986 with 17 homeschooling families, the effort has grown into a network of more than 8,000 supporters across the metro and online. Today it reaches families through a yearly conference and a fair focused on curriculum, a commencement ceremony for high schoolers, educational outings, sales of used curriculum, and additional programs that nurture learning and community. This celebration reflects on a meaningful past and shares a vision for strengthening homeschool families for generations to come.

Psychic medium John Edward appears live at Hyatt Place Kansas City Lenexa City Center for an evening of audience interaction and insightful connections. Known from Crossing Over and as a New York Times bestselling author, he leads a program focused on meaningful validations and messages for attendees, including those hoping to hear from loved ones who have passed, even pets. The event features a conversational Q&A and readings designed to feel personal and restorative. Guests can choose between regular admission with general seating or a VIP option that includes earlier access with first choice of seats, an additional Q&A after the main presentation, a complimentary one-month Evolve+ app subscription, and a bonus online event with more readings and Q&A.

A free autumn celebration unfolds at Hometown Olathe Family Farm, inviting visitors to soak up orchard charm with crisp air, cozy corners, seasonal beverages, and comforting bites. Spread over three days, it offers a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere for families, friends, and anyone seeking an easygoing fall outing. Expect complimentary activities such as family games, scavenger hunts, poker, karaoke, salsa dancing, and bingo, creating plenty of small moments to savor. No tickets are required, making it simple to relax and enjoy the farm setting. For vendors, only Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events manage official opportunities, and payments are handled exclusively through TJ Events, so verify any unexpected messages before proceeding.

The BoDells make a return appearance at Barley's Kitchen + Tap - Shawnee, bringing a dance-ready blend of rock classics, 80s, soul, and traditional country. Their high-energy mix spans decades and styles for a night built around moving to the music.

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

Rev up for a day of gleaming rides, food truck favorites, and live music from Bullets & Blush. Families can take part in seasonal fun with complimentary pumpkins, face painting, and balloon art. Spectators are welcome at no cost. Car and motorcycle owners can register on site for a $20 entry fee, paid upon arrival, and the first 150 vehicles to sign up receive a free T-shirt. Sponsors will present Top Car and Top Bike awards with prizes, and every entry earns a participant recognition. Look for the event in Parking Lot D3. For questions, email pmcinfo@primehealthcare.com or call 913-596-4853.

Gremlin C returns with Foul Play Fest 2026 for its second year at Idle Free, showcasing a stacked lineup that includes Final Resting Place, Fatal Realm, xSeraphx, Destiny Bond, Discontent, Spine, Anhedonia, The Sissy Boys, Harcourt, Dawn Of Ash, Before I Depart, Vulgarity, Nihil, Care Free, As We Were Before, Failure Drill, and Fabric Of Self. The event is all ages. Advance admission is $50, while day-of entry is $55. Presented with support from DAZE and Rex KC. Tickets are on sale.

Participate in an IFPA approved competitive pinball event where results count toward WPPR points. The entry fee is $5, with additional coins needed to play the machines. Put your flipper skills to the test for a chance to win cash and other prizes. Players of every experience level are encouraged to take part.

This in-person public auction at Metro Pawn features a wide mix of merchandise and a live bidding experience. Seating and concessions are available, and items are guaranteed as described. Look for power and hand tools from makers such as Sears/Craftsman, Snap On, Mac, Proto, Blue Point, Stihl, Dewalt, Makita, Honda, and Graco. Jewelry and gemstones will be offered, including gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, sapphires, rubies, pearls, opals, topaz, and emeralds, along with wrist and pocket watches, rings, bracelets, chains, and pendants. Collectors can browse antique and modern U.S. and foreign coins, mint and proof sets, paper currency, and silver dollars. Additional categories include electronics, household goods, personal protection items, and hunting gear. There are no reserve prices or minimum bids, and a preview period is available before the auction begins. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

True North Trio brings an outdoor set to Discourse Brewing, with Gary, Steve, and Will mixing original songs with select covers. This neighborhood brewery attracts regulars and an audience that appreciates original music. The performance will be outside, and tented space will be available if needed. Triple Aces BBQ will be on site, adding a relaxed fall vibe in Overland Park.

Dogzilla brings a high-energy live set to Limitless Brewing, creating an evening of upbeat music in a relaxed brewery atmosphere.

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

Live music by Joe Tafolla fills Allycat’s Bar, and the comfortable weather provides a fitting backdrop for enjoying a drink while taking in the performance.

Explore’s 3rd Annual Golf Tournament brings a scramble-format day of play to Dub’s Dread Golf Club, all to support student field trips. Registration covers 18 holes with a cart and access to the driving range, breakfast to start the morning and lunch later on, two drink tickets, and a bag of event goodies. Players can also compete for prizes in contests such as longest drive and closest to the pin. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and inquiries can be directed to samantha@explorefoundation.org.

Learn adult CPR and how to use an AED through hands-on instruction at the Kansas City, Kansas Public Library South Branch Library. This class offers interactive training and participants earn HSI Adult CPR/AED certification.

At Monticello United Methodist Church, Dawn Buehler, who serves as Kansas Riverkeeper and Executive Director of Friends of the Kaw, will present on the Kansas River, also known as the Kaw, and outline her organization’s work. Since 1991, Friends of the Kaw has focused on protecting, promoting, and speaking up for the Kansas River. The program highlights the river and the stewardship efforts carried out by the organization.

Harvest Spice Weekend brings cozy autumn vibes to Hometown Olathe Family Farm with seasonal flavors, festive food, and a welcoming atmosphere. The schedule features family game time, scavenger hunts, free poker night, karaoke, a broom decorating workshop, pumpkin painting, a Pokémon card swap, and bingo. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Vendor opportunities are managed only by Hometown Olathe Family Farm, TJ Events, and the official email, and all vendor payments are processed solely through TJ Events.

Enjoy a set of classic rock spanning the 60s through the 2000s. Bring a lawn chair, sing along, dance, and make the most of the food and drink options available. This event welcomes families. The lineup 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 by Colin Rohde.

Enjoy an open-air screening of The Goonies at Listowel Park. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for comfort. Admission is free, and popcorn will be available before the film starts.

It is back for another visit at one of the best spots around.

The Butch Carson Band appears at Jerry's as the Lenexa Chili Challenge gets underway, setting the tone for the first night.

West End Farm hosts the fourth event in the Property Shop Dressage and CT schooling series, combining an open show with the championship show. Exhibitors will ride before judge Katelyn Razumovsky in a welcoming schooling environment. Further details, the prize list, and the entry form are available on the event website.

Run for Paws 5K is a charity run at Frontier Park in Olathe that benefits the Lantz Tucker Memorial Fund, which helps pets in urgent medical crisis when families cannot afford care. Proceeds from this seventh annual event go directly to veterinarians for lifesaving treatment, keeping pets with the people who love them rather than being surrendered during emergencies. Since opening in April 2020, the fund has provided more than $400,000 in assistance and helped 1,006 pets remain in their homes. This is the fund’s only fundraiser, all event donations are applied to veterinary bills, and support is offered without expecting anything in return.

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.

Warehouse Cleanup Day is a recurring volunteer effort on the second Saturday of each month, focused on tidying and caring for the warehouse. Organizers describe it as a fun way to pitch in while supporting ongoing missions. Those planning to donate supplies are asked to review the current needs on Medical Missions Foundation’s website and coordinate in advance with Missions Assistant Sulamita Ortiz or call 913-338-0343. Medical Missions Foundation also provides opportunities for students who need volunteer hours.

Now in its 41st year, Turner Days brings together a parade, a car show, and a festival. Registration is handled only through the official Turner Days website or directly with designated coordinators: Tammy Wake, Shelbie Wake, Hayley Wake, Kristi Tomas, Vikki Mullins, Rachel Villa, Janell Keltner, and Amanda McMaster. Any other registration offers are not authorized and should be treated as spam, and confirmations should be sought through official channels. Payments via Venmo, Cash App, or PayPal are not accepted.

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.

At Hometown Olathe Family Farm, this hands-on class guides participants in decorating a witchy broom with ribbons, charms, greenery, and playfully spooky touches. A ticket covers the broom and all supplies, priced at $34. Because space is limited and materials are prepared in advance, Make & Take registrations are final and cannot be moved to another event. The farm’s kitchen serves food alongside festive fall drinks, a cozy complement to the crafting experience. Expect a relaxed way to craft, sip, and snack while embracing the season. For vendor opportunities, only Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events are official contacts, and payments are handled solely through TJ Events.

Sunset Sessions brings Montage to the SERV Courtyard Stage for an outdoor concert filled with high-energy pop, rock, and crowd favorites that keep the evening moving. Expect live music on an open-air stage featuring the biggest screen in Overland Park, plenty of courtyard space to relax or meet up with friends, a food truck hall vibe with multiple bars, and a lively, social atmosphere. Arriving a bit early makes it easy to grab a drink and settle in for a full night of music.

JOCO Cars and Coffee brings car enthusiasts together in a setting that highlights the energy, passion, and the people behind the machines. Registration for each show opens online before the event, with announcements shared when sign-ups go live. Those interested in the story and cause behind Garage 21 can explore more through its online information. The gathering is supported by sponsors that 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 social media or email.

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

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

Enjoy a round of music bingo while supporting Friends of Johnson County Mental Health Center. The suggested donation is $5 per bingo card, with proceeds going directly to the organization. Arrive a little early to check in and order beverages. Friends of Johnson County Mental Health is a 501(c)(3) that expands access to mental health services in Johnson County by reducing barriers and advancing initiatives aligned with Johnson County Mental Health Center’s mission and vision.

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

Moonlight Market features farm-fresh produce from market vendors, handcrafted goods from local makers, and live music that sets a lively tone. The lineup includes food trucks and pours from local breweries, creating a festive atmosphere. Families with children are welcome, and leashed dogs can come along too, making it an easy outing for all ages. Visitors can also explore nearby restaurants, breweries, and shops to round out the experience.

Queertauqua launches its first production with A Series of Unmentionable Acts, a singular performance that weaves together lecture, a historic oration, dramatic scenes, live music, and an audience-involved wedding ceremony, all with a playful camp sensibility. Drawing on real people and documented events, it invites audiences to engage with queer history as a live, embodied experience rather than a memory on the page. RSVP is required, and complimentary tickets are available through the provided link. Please note that mature subject matter is included, such as sexuality, gender, historical discrimination, and references to suicide.

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

Kick-start the day at Cars & Coffee at the Kansas City Automotive Museum in Olathe, a relaxed gathering where standout vehicles, friendly conversation, and fresh coffee set the tone. The meet is free to attend, and the museum offers discounted admission. For $5 per person, explore more than 30 vehicles, from a themed drive-in feature to frequently updated gallery displays. Members of the Kansas City Automotive Museum receive free admission. Select sponsorship opportunities are available for brands looking to connect with this community.

Shop for fall and Christmas at the Ladies Guild Gift and Craft Bazaar, featuring more than 40 vendors. Enjoy breakfast or lunch before or after browsing. Enter a prize drawing at each vendor table, and take part in the main raffle, with details to be announced.

Celebrate the season with a free family festival at School of Rock Blue Valley in Overland Park. Kids can jump in bounce houses, get their faces painted, play games, enjoy cotton candy, and watch balloon art take shape. The lineup includes live music from School of Rock. No tickets are required, making it an easy, kid-focused outing.

Real Salt Lake travels to Children’s Mercy Park in Kansas City for a Western Conference showdown with Sporting Kansas City. The matchup highlights contrasting styles, with the hosts leaning on home rhythm and width while RSL looks to carve out chances on the counter. Those approaches set the stage for quick shifts in momentum and plenty of decisive transitions.

At Thompson Barn, Lucky 13 Rescue marks a decade of saving lives, second chances, and happy endings for homeless dogs with its biggest celebration of the year. The evening features a performance by Quixotic, emcee Kerrigan Arnold of KCTV5, and music from DJ Big Dre, along with dinner service and an open bar. Attendees can browse a silent auction, take part in a wine pull, enjoy yard games, and meet adoptable puppies. Money raised through tickets, auction bids, and sponsorships helps provide food, shelter, medical care, vaccinations, and spay or neuter services for dogs awaiting their forever families. This milestone gathering honors ten years of impact and looks ahead to the work still to come so that every dog has a chance at a better life.

Riders are welcome at a cost of $35, and children 12 and younger can take part at no charge. Those not riding can purchase meals, with pricing of $12 for one meal or $17 for two. To reserve a campsite, call 785-528-4102. A detailed flyer is available on the BCHKS Facebook page.

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

Aztec Shawnee Theater presents the classic 1934 film The Black Cat as part of the Americana Summer at the Movies series, with support from Shawnee Town 1929. Newly married Peter and Joan Allison, stranded far from home, accept shelter in the remote Art Deco residence of architect Hjalmar Poelzig, portrayed by Boris Karloff. Their safe haven quickly turns perilous as they are drawn into a sinister struggle between Poelzig and Dr. Vitus Werdegast, played by Béla Lugosi, a veteran seeking vengeance after years of imprisonment and the loss of his family. Tickets start at $8. There are no added advance ticketing fees, and prices rise on the day of the show. Tables with seats that include admission are available in VIP and near-stage areas while supplies last. The auditorium seats 182, including 130 general admission theater seats, 52 seats at 14 tables, and 4 ADA wheelchair spots. Parking is available behind the theater, along the street, and across the street. A full bar features domestic and craft beer, a wide selection of spirits, and specialty drinks. Soft drinks, popcorn, and snacks are offered at the bar. Outside food from downtown Shawnee restaurants and grills may be brought in, but outside beverages are not permitted. Food trucks are often found near Transport Brewery, and offerings may change without notice.

Pumpkin Spice Weekend is a free, three day celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm that spotlights the flavors and comforts of autumn. Expect pumpkin inspired sips, hearty farm favorites from the kitchen, and plenty of charming places to snap a photo, alongside an all ages lineup of activities spread throughout the weekend. Highlights include family games and scavenger hunts, a friendly poker night, karaoke, a Pokémon card swap, a Ghouls Day Out sip and shop, the 2nd Annual Trunk or Treat, and classic bingo. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming for friends, families, and anyone looking for simple fall fun. No tickets are required. Vendor opportunities are handled only by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and payments are processed exclusively through TJ Events.

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

A HYROX-style simulation built to test grit and race-day strategy, this full-distance challenge is the finale of the TRYROX Race Series hosted by C26. The series features four races, and athletes who complete all four earn a shot at a cash prize. This capstone event takes place inside the Fieldhouse at AdventHealth Sports Park at Bluhawk on a 40,000 square foot indoor turf, a climate-controlled setting with ample room for competitors and clear sightlines for spectators. Expect the complete sequence of work, including 1000 meter runs and ski, a 50 meter sled push followed by a 50 meter sled pull, 80 meters of burpee broad jumps, a 1000 meter row, a 200 meter farmer carry, 100 meters of sandbag lunges, and 100 wall balls. Two divisions are available, Individual and Doubles, and athletes may enter both. If entering Open and Doubles, separate registrations are required. For Doubles, only one teammate needs to register and will provide the partner’s name during checkout. Awards, parent and child team options, and event swag are part of the experience. Suitable for Elite, Open, and first-timers who want a realistic tune-up or an introduction to the HYROX format.

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

A Halloween themed sip and shop at Hometown Olathe Family Farm brings together local vendors and seasonal treasures. Guests can browse a curated mix of makers, pick up festive goods, and purchase food and drinks while shopping. Costumes are welcome but not required, creating a relaxed setting for friends to enjoy the spirit of the season. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome. Vendor opportunities are handled only through Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events via official contacts, and payments are processed exclusively by TJ Events.

South African Braai Day brings a relaxed community cookout to Shawnee Mission Park, Shelter 8, with tjops, boerewors and plenty of friendly conversation. Everyone is welcome, including families, and the setting offers ample parking, nearby restrooms and a playground for kids. Guests should bring their own meat for the braai, tongs, a plate or container for cooked food, plus their own plates, cutlery, napkins and nonalcoholic drinks such as water or soft drinks. Alcohol is not permitted in JCPRD parks and shelters. To help create a shared feast, there is a sign up to contribute an appetizer, side or dessert to share, and early sign ups help keep the selection varied. Camp chairs, outdoor games and a rugby ball add to the familiar braai atmosphere for a day of food and connection with South African hospitality. Shelter support is provided by Salome Fourie, Realtor with Keller Williams Kansas City Metro.

Austin FC travels to take on Sporting Kansas City at Children’s Mercy Park. This MLS matchup highlights contrasting styles and an energetic home crowd. Expect in-game tactical shifts, momentum changes, and late pushes that could shape the final result.

At Cleveland University-Kansas City, the community gathers for Blood Cancer United Light The Night to celebrate, honor and remember people affected by cancer. Families, friends, school groups, corporate teams and sponsors come together to shine light against the disease while raising funds that support lifesaving research, advocacy and services for blood cancer patients and their loved ones. The event is family friendly, featuring a Kids Glow Zone, local food vendors, a fireworks display and a variety of activities for all ages. Participants may register to receive a lantern, and teams are encouraged to fundraise in support of the goal of a world without blood cancers.

Sunset Sessions is a live music series created for warm nights, great energy, and unforgettable evenings at the SERV Courtyard Stage. Stolen Winnebagos return for a third appearance with a high-energy mix of rock, country, and crowd-favorite hits that keep the party going. The experience includes live music on an outdoor stage with the biggest screen in Overland Park, an open-air courtyard with space to relax or gather with friends, food truck hall vibes with multiple bars, and a lively, social atmosphere. It brings together great bands, good drinks, and a vibrant crowd, whether attendees are returning fans or checking it out for the first time.

A concert of gospel music will be presented at Sunset Hills Christian Church. Expect a program centered on gospel selections in a church setting.

Ibis Pizza Night returns to Black Dog Coffeehouse with locally made pizzas, desserts created just for the occasion, and beverages from the cafe. The latest menu highlights a fresh lineup crafted on house-made Ibis dough fermented with a wild yeast starter and finished with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. This takes place on the final Tuesday of each month, and pies are available until they sell out.

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

Take it easy and enjoy a lively evening of music and fun as Radio Fire performs at Barley’s Shawnee. Be prepared to move.

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

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

Kansas City’s largest board game convention returns to Bartle Hall Convention Center in downtown Kansas City for Meeple-A-Thon 2026. Attendees can dive into tabletop fun across board, war, and card games and roleplaying, with panels, a vendor hall, and more, plus additional features to be announced. Building on a record year, the convention brings back fan-favorite experiences while supporting charity. Bring minis, prepare armies, and reroll characters for memorable sessions at the table.

A free, three day celebration at Hometown Olathe Family Farm brings cozy fall vibes and plenty of sweetness. Look for s’mores themed treats and drinks, hearty comfort food from the kitchen, and a relaxed atmosphere made for easygoing fun. Activities run throughout the weekend, such as family games, a kids eat free offer with an adult entree, complimentary arts and crafts, a book club for little listeners, chalk art, scavenger hunts for families, poker, karaoke, the seventh annual s’mores celebration featuring Show-Me Reindeer, a free live set from Taryn Gervais, the Rhythm and Wine Latin dance night, brunch at the farm, a Pokémon card trading meet up, and bingo. No tickets are needed. For vendors, official opportunities are managed only by Hometown Olathe Family Farm and TJ Events, and payments are handled exclusively through TJ Events.

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

The Boys weekend of the Children’s Mercy Heartland Invitational brings together teams from across the central United States for a season-ending showdown in the Kansas City area. Structured over two weekends, with separate Girls and Boys slates to meet demand, it offers one last chance to compete before the year wraps up. With access to additional fields, the tournament can welcome up to 800 teams each year for a large and highly competitive finale. Matches are played at Scheels Overland Park Soccer Complex and Garmin Olathe Soccer Complex.

Tropical Nights is an island-inspired gala that blends a festive atmosphere with a meaningful purpose. The evening honors the compassion and commitment that strengthen the community and features a fine dinner, vibrant entertainment, special auctions, and a heartfelt awards presentation in support of Cornerstones of Care. Attire may be island-inspired or classic black tie, creating a colorful setting where generosity thrives and the spirit of the tropics comes to life.

Brittany Stanley leads a clinic centered on relationship-based horsemanship and purposeful groundwork to build balance, confidence, and collection. Through in-hand sessions and step-by-step exercises, participants learn how solid connection on the ground supports harmony under saddle and sets the stage for advanced work such as piaffe and passage. The program is a good match for young or developing horses, sensitive or nervous horses, and for owners who want practical skills for handling, communication, and confidence in unfamiliar environments. It also supports horses ready to begin the foundations of piaffe and passage with thoughtful, horse-first preparation. Brittany emphasizes clarity, trust, biomechanics, and relaxation, meeting each horse where it is and guiding steady, sustainable progress.

Now in its sixth year, KC Local Holiday Market returns to Thompson Barn with a festive showcase of more than 55 local makers and small businesses. Browse distinctive gifts crafted across the metro, enjoy coffee, and take a photo with Santa while supporting local shopping for the holidays. Admission is free and parking is ample. For those exploring vendor or sponsor opportunities, be cautious of impostors in comment threads offering spaces, as booths are not sold through comments or direct messages.

First Saturday Pinball Monthly is an IFPA sanctioned competition awarding WPPR points. Entry is $5 plus coin drop, and there are opportunities to earn cash and prizes. Newcomers and seasoned players alike are invited to participate.

Saturday at Limitless is set for an upbeat, all-out celebration that blends big energy with plenty of heart. Expect smiles and maybe a few happy tears as the good vibes roll. A QR code will be available so attendees can share photos and videos from the experience.

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

Dating Sarah brings a mix of classic rock spanning the 1960s through the 2000s to Jerry’s Bait Shop. The lineup features Bill Skinner on guitar and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitar, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums, with Colin Rohde handling sound engineering.

Learn essential CPR skills through guided, hands-on practice and clear instruction. Complete the training to receive HSI Adult CPR/AED certification.

This volunteer cleanup focuses on organizing and refreshing the warehouse to support preparation for upcoming missions. Participants take on a variety of cleanup tasks, and those wishing to contribute supplies can consult the organization website for a current list of needs. Please coordinate any supply donations in advance with Sulamita Ortiz, Missions Assistant, to ensure the right items are provided and arrangements are made. Students seeking volunteer hours are welcome, and Medical Missions Foundation can offer meaningful ways to help.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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