Events in Lenexa today

Post 153 features a Tuesday taco special with soft or hard shell beef tacos priced at $2 each, along with $4 margaritas. This offering is available on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced tournament at The Geekery. Players must register through the Konami Neuron app, and the entry fee is $5. Each entrant receives an OTS Pack, with additional packs placed in the prize pool for top players. The event uses the Advanced format with Swiss pairings and best of three matches. Staff are available to answer questions, and participants should review the venue’s code of conduct.

Build a solid foundation in digital photography with a beginner-friendly class that focuses on what makes an image stand out. Learn how your camera works, practice essential shooting skills, and develop a strong sense of composition. Explore lighting fundamentals and get to know useful gear like tripods, filters, and flashes. You will also cover straightforward methods to organize, improve, and archive your photos. The pace suits newcomers and anyone looking to boost results without diving deep into technical jargon, and it is recommended that participants bring a digital camera and have basic computer skills. Expect practical exercises, assignments, and contests that reinforce each lesson. The course is offered as three two-hour sessions or as a single six-hour session. There are no prerequisites. The fee is $100 per student, and enrollment is limited to 8 to 15 participants depending on the venue.

Community Bible Church hosts a friendly mix of learning and social dancing. The program begins with pattern partner instruction, continues with line dance lessons, and concludes with open request dancing. Suitable for newcomers and experienced dancers alike. Admission is $5 per person.

Boost your fitness with a results-focused boot camp at the Sylvester Powell Community Center. Each session blends cardio and endurance training to maximize calorie burn, and every workout brings a new challenge. It is open to all experience levels. Pricing options include a $7 drop-in day pass, a $25 monthly plan based on four classes, and a $10 per month unlimited option for members. For questions, contact the center at (913) 722-8200.

Build your West Coast Swing skills in a combined class and practicum at C.A.S.T.KC, where instructors are available to guide, answer questions, and offer feedback while you practice solo or with partners. The program runs two and a half hours and the cost is $20. Each evening begins with instruction that rotates in topic and teacher, then shifts into social dancing and community practice. Across the month, the flow includes leveled classes for Levels 1 and 2 during the first two weeks, with a featured move highlighted for Level 2 on the second week. The third week centers on open practice, and the fourth week provides short one-on-one coaching, with on-site signups for two or three five-minute sessions with different instructors. Instruction is led by Jesse Lopez, with WCS instructors on hand to help. For more information, contact 913-999-9050 or socialcabaret@gmail.com.

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.

Fox & Hound hosts a Tuesday karaoke night where the crowd takes the spotlight. DJ Rosie-J keeps the energy up while guests sing, play pool, and enjoy food between songs. Expect upbeat tunes, standout performances, and a welcoming vibe throughout the night.

Enjoy a meal while supporting Overland Park Elementary PTA. Mention Overland Park Elementary PTA when placing your order and 25% of the proceeds from your purchase will be donated to the PTA. Dine in, to go, pickup, and curbside options are available, and online orders can use the code FUND20.

KC Farm School’s Farm Stop is a neighborhood hub for local food, offering a comfortable indoor shopping experience with the farm’s own vegetables alongside a wide assortment from small, sustainable growers across the region. Shoppers will find produce and herbs, eggs, breads, coffee, cheese, meats, mushrooms, fermented goods, jams and jellies, beverages, plant starts, and a variety of handcrafted items from familiar vendors. Staff can help locate specific items on request. SNAP is accepted, Double Up Food Bucks matching is available, and produce follows a pay-what-you-can model. In addition to regular shopping, the farm hosts monthly on-farm markets featuring music, community partners, farm tours, workshops, cooking demonstrations, and food from the farm and local producers.

Enjoy casual Commander games of Magic: The Gathering at The Geekery. This is an open play session with table space provided, and there is no preregistration or entry fee. Players who sign up through the WPN Companion app will be entered into a prize drawing. A code of conduct is available from The Geekery, and the staff can help with any questions.

Scotty C’s is back at Transport Brewery Shawnee with a weekly hangout that includes Geeks Who Drink trivia. Expect tasty food, refreshing beer, and a welcoming crowd week after week.

Lux Ballroom introduces a ladies-only formation team designed for group dancing without partners. The first routine is a swing number, with additional choreography planned. Participants will have chances to appear at local showcases and competitions, and attendance at every event is not required. The team is led by Pro Coach Laurelyn Leimer at Camelot Ballroom and welcomes both newcomers and experienced dancers. Pricing is $20 per class for drop-ins or $15 per class with a monthly option.

Music bingo takes center stage at The 913, swapping traditional numbers for short clips of familiar songs. A game host plays a mix of tracks while participants mark the matching squares on phone-based bingo cards. Attendance and gameplay are free, and each person receives one card. Winners receive prizes, and the soundtrack invites plenty of singing and dancing. Enjoy lively music, food, and a prize selection that can vary.

A Legacy-format Magic: The Gathering tournament takes place at The Geekery. The event is unsanctioned, so it will not be run through an event link and promo packs are not included. The structure uses Swiss pairings with best-of-three matches, and prize support is provided as store credit. The entry fee is $5. Up to 15 proxy cards are permitted, and they must be functional and clearly understandable to all players. There is no pre-registration. For any questions, please contact the staff.

This YuGiOh! Genesys tournament will be held at The Geekery. Players register through the Konami Neuron app, with pre-registration available. The entry fee is $5. Each participant receives an OTS Pack upon entry, and additional packs are added to the prize pool for top performers. Matches use the Advanced format with Swiss pairings and best-of-three duels. A round timer will be in effect. Genesys special rules apply. Staff can assist with questions.

Now meeting at a new location, this free in-person caregiver support group hosted by Sandwiched KC offers a warm, judgment free environment to connect with people who understand both the rewards and the challenges of caregiving. Participants can expect open conversations, helpful resources, and a chance to recharge, whether caring for a parent, a partner, or a child with special needs. The group meets in Central Conference Room 002. RSVP is available by calling or texting (816) 472-9178.

Nature Storytime welcomes children ages 1 to 6 for a mix of storytelling, songs, and movement that nurtures curiosity about the natural world. Sessions are led by Stepping Stones KC at the Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, gathering indoors during colder weather and moving outside when it is warm. The program takes place on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. There is a $5 participant fee in addition to regular admission. Registration is required, and a caregiver must accompany each child. Caregivers and siblings pay standard Arboretum admission, and Friends of the Arboretum members receive free admission. Gather at the Environmental Education Center.

The Johnson County Suicide Prevention Coalition monthly meeting features Kane Sheek of DCCCA and the Kansas Suicide Prevention Coalition, offering a briefing on the Kansas State Suicide Prevention Plan. The session explores statewide priorities, collaborative approaches, and practical ways communities and organizations across Kansas can work together to strengthen prevention and protect lives. It is open to anyone interested in suicide prevention, including community members, mental health professionals, educators, healthcare providers, and advocates, whether new to this effort or long involved. The focus is on building hope, deepening connections, and advancing suicide prevention within the community.

Marvel Crisis Protocol players can drop in for a relaxed open play session at The Geekery. There is no pre-registration and no entry fee. A chess clock can be provided on request for timed games. The venue supplies table space, terrain, and gaming mats, and it maintains a code of conduct for participants. Direct any questions to the staff.

Enjoy laid-back Gym Leader Challenge play in a free, beginner-friendly setting. Sign in with your Play! Pokémon ID to pick up a prize pack, available while supplies remain.

Browse a wide selection of used books and media at The Book Nook, with new finds added weekly and plenty of popular, recent titles to explore. Prices are budget friendly: children’s items typically range from 25 cents to 1 dollar, YA and teen paperbacks and library discards 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 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 marked individually. Video games are 3 dollars. J audiobooks are 1 dollar and other audiobooks are 2 dollars. Select items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott titles may have special pricing. Friends members receive a 20 percent discount on all purchases.

A weekly tournament focused on Sorcery Contested Realms. The entry fee is $5. Every participant receives one booster pack for taking part.

Head to The Geekery for a Flesh and Blood TCG tournament in Classic Constructed, using Swiss pairings with best of one matches. Entry is $5, and prizes are awarded as Organized Play packs or store credit. No pre-registration is required. For questions, please reach out to the staff.

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.

West Coast Swing takes center stage at C.A.S.T.KC with a class and social hosted by instructors Jesse Lopez and Ariel Peck. The evening starts with check in, practice time on the floor, and a led warm up, then moves into three simultaneous classes organized by level from 1 to 3. Afterward, the floor opens for an extended social dance. All experience levels are welcome, and the hosts curate a rotating roster of Kansas City instructors. Admission is $20. For details, contact 913-999-9050 or socialcabaret@gmail.com.

At Matt Ross Community Center, this cardio and strength blend delivers a balanced, full-body workout. Expect focused segments that elevate the heart rate, build muscular strength, target the core, and wrap up with restorative work, using a variety of equipment and training styles to keep the session engaging. No preregistration is required, check in at the front desk upon arrival. Drop-in pricing is $5 per class, with a $4 rate for seniors. Unlimited group fitness access at this center is available through memberships, including options at $40 for one month, $100 for three months, $160 for six months, or an annual plan at $280 if paid in full or $27.33 per month. For details 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.

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.

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.

Kansas City Kansas Community College hosts 2 Decades in Focus, an exhibition by Kansas City born artist Diallo Javonne French. It celebrates more than two decades of photography and filmmaking, highlighting images of Joe Turner, Bobby Watson, Tech9, and Janelle Monae. Presented as a visual timeline of French’s career, the showcase guides visitors through his body of work. The exhibit and a reception take place at the KCKCC Art Gallery in Lower Jewell.

Kick off the weekend with a fast paced fitness class that pairs energizing music with a supportive atmosphere. This calorie burning session is designed to get hearts pumping, keep participants smiling, and support progress toward personal goals while having fun. All fitness levels are welcome. Led by instructor Caitlin Brisendine of MissFitKC, the class takes place at the Shawnee Civic Center. Programs at this center run in sessions, with a new session starting at the beginning of each month. The fee is $6 per class, or $24 for a four class month. Register in person, online, or by phone.

Bring friends and your favorite Magic: The Gathering decks for open play. Every format is welcome, and players of any experience level can take part.

Children become the protagonists in an immersive escape room that transforms digital-style adventures into real life play. They will scour the room for clues, decode secret messages, and engage with an unfolding story rather than experience it from the couch.

Hosted at Chicken N Pickle - Overland Park, this family friendly gathering celebrates reading while supporting children's literacy in Kansas City. Formerly known as Books on Tap, the annual social brings together all ages for games, food, and a shared purpose. Guests can take to the pickleball courts and enjoy yard games, dine at a buffet with bar service, and explore a silent auction of curated gift baskets and local experiences, along with door prizes and a wine and bourbon pull. The Kid Zone offers story themed stations, crafts, hands on literacy activities, games, and prizes for young readers. Additional highlights include a sponsor VIP happy hour, open play pickleball, T-shirt sales, and a photobooth.

Compete in a Lorcana League tournament at The Geekery. Bring a constructed deck for a Swiss event with best of three matches, with three to four rounds determined by the number of players. Entry is $10, and all entry fees go toward prizes awarded as promos and store credit. Pre-registration is not required. For questions, please contact the staff.

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.

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.

A One Piece CCG tournament will be held at The Geekery. Entry is $5, with prize support that includes promos and store credit. The event uses a Swiss, best of 1 format. Sign up is available, and pre-registration can be completed through Bandai TCG+. Special rules apply. For questions, please contact the staff.

Hosted by The Ballroom KC, this ballroom class and social dance welcomes dancers of every experience level. Learn social and performance styles with instructors from The Ballroom KC at C.A.S.T.KC, starting with an all-levels group class and continuing with open social dancing. The evening features a mix of styles such as Waltz, Cha Cha, Country, and West Coast Swing. Instruction is led by Carlye Stone. Admission is $20. No alcohol is permitted. For more information, call 913-999-9050 or email socialcabaret@gmail.com.

The Geekery hosts an in-store MTG booster draft tournament. The format is draft with timed rounds, and booster draft rules apply. There is no pre-registration, as players sign up through Wizards Eventlink. The entry fee is $20, and pricing may vary based on the packs used. Prize support includes promos, packs, or store credit. For any questions, please reach out to the staff.

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.

The Heart of America Gesneriad Society presents its annual judged flower show alongside a houseplant sale that highlights locally grown African violets, distinctive gesneriad varieties, imaginative design displays, and a range of exotic tropical plants. The sale continues while supplies last.

Browse a wide selection of quality used books at The Book Nook, with fresh finds added each week, including recent favorites and well-known titles. Prices stay wallet friendly across all categories. Children’s books generally range from 25 cents to 1 dollar. YA and teen paperbacks, including weeded library copies, are 1 dollar each, hardcovers are 2 dollars, and mass market paperbacks are 50 cents. Graphic novels are 3 dollars. Most adult titles are 2 to 3 dollars. Media is available too, with CDs priced 5 for 50 cents, LPs at 1 dollar, and DVDs at 1 dollar, with multi-disc sets marked individually. Video games are 3 dollars. Audiobooks include juvenile titles at 1 dollar and other formats at 2 dollars. Select specialty items such as puzzles, display books, and Caldecott books are priced as marked. Friends members receive 20 percent off all purchases.

A local Digimon Card Game tournament will take place at The Geekery. Pre-registration is available. The competition follows the Standard format with Swiss rounds and best-of-three matches. Entry is $5. Prize support includes store credit and promotional items when available. Staff are available to answer questions, and the event observes the current Bandai banned and restricted list.

The Geekery hosts a tournament for Judgement Eternal Champions. Pre-registration is available, and the entry fee is $15. Games use the 5v5 Veto format with a chess clock. Prize support consists of store credit and Chibi Monsters. For any questions, please contact the staff.

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

Explore foundational techniques for coloring yarn with garden-grown plants in a beginner-friendly session led by Luthvarian Fiber Arts artist Meagan Condon. Participants will dye their own skein using botanicals from the Arboretum's gardens and leave with it, along with practical know-how to begin experimenting with plants at home. Wear clothing you do not mind getting dye on. The class fee includes all materials. Suitable for ages 12 and up.

Take part in a Magic: The Gathering Pauper tournament at The Geekery. Matches use a Swiss structure with best of three play, and rounds are timed. The entry fee is $5, and prize support includes promo packs and store credit. There is no pre-registration; sign up through Wizards Event Link. For questions, please contact the staff.

Created for families, MTC Kids Jam offers creative activities in the MTC lobby followed by an hour long concert featuring Joanie Leeds. She draws inspiration from the way children open up and express pure joy, fueling songs that embrace life as an adventure. What began with performances at birthday parties and preschools grew into concerts across the country and resulted in material for seven albums.

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.

A local Gundam CCG tournament will be hosted at The Geekery with a Swiss, best of one structure and timed rounds. Players can pre-register through Bandai TCG+. The entry fee is $5, and prizes include promotional items and store credit. Special rules will be in effect according to the official guidelines. For questions about the event, please contact the staff at the venue.

Poetic Ministry Productions presents Genesis to Exodus, a stage play production. Advance registration is requested to secure a spot.

A richly immersive breathwork journey at StillPoint Studios blends guided breathing with enveloping sound to ease stress, settle anxiety, and support a reset of the nervous system. The session provides steady guidance and a carefully held environment, with an approach intended to meet even long-held patterns and trauma with gentleness and clear intention. Participants often leave feeling calmer and clearer, more grounded, and sleeping better. Each month features a fresh theme and pathway that encourages letting go of what no longer serves and reconnecting with yourself. It is more than a breathwork class... it is a whole mind and body recalibration. Plan to arrive 15 to 30 minutes early to park and settle in. Free parking is available in front of the studio. Two ticket types are offered. VIP includes a memory foam mattress with a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow prepared for you, and you are welcome to bring water and a journal. General Admission includes a yoga mat, bolster, blanket, and pillow; bring water and an optional journal. One ticket is required per person, and each attendee completes an individual waiver with unique name, email, and phone at booking.

The Geekery will host a Riftbound tournament featuring a constructed format with Swiss rounds and best-of-three matches. Pre-registration is available through Card.io, the entry fee is $5, and prizes include promos and store credit. Play will follow the Riftbound tournament rules. For questions, please contact the staff.

Dinner is on the table, yet one unlucky guest will never reach dessert. Supper & Suspects turns C.A.S.T. KC | Social Cabaret into an immersive murder mystery where theater and game collide. The cast mingles with the crowd, improvises in the moment, and steers a comic, suspenseful investigation that shifts with every choice the audience makes. As clues surface and accusations fly, everyone becomes part of the case. Question colorful suspects, follow the evidence, and work with your table to name the culprit before the final reveal. No two performances unfold the same way, and by the end each table delivers its verdict on who did it. One ticket covers the full experience, including dinner and the interactive show, with featured performances by The American Vaudeville Company. Seating is limited to 80 guests per performance and sellouts are common. Admission is $60 per person, with $75 VIP seating available. It is well suited for date nights, birthday celebrations, group outings, and anyone seeking a unique night out in the Kansas City area. Parking is available in the spaces directly in front of the venue. Please avoid blocking neighboring businesses. Guests with food allergies should share details in advance so accommodations can be arranged.

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.

Jeff Hadden offers a patio performance at The Other Place Shawnee each Saturday evening from May to September, dependent on the weather.

Damien Gunn takes the stage at Rock Island Bridge, sending music across the river. The venue hosts live performances on Fridays and Saturdays, most often in American Royal Hall, with the River Garden used if the hall is booked or the weather is pleasant. Admission is free.

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.

This marks the beginning of a new series of walks.

A dinosaur themed play session for children ages 7 and under features sliding, soft play activities, and crafts for a dose of prehistoric fun. Tickets are $16.99.

Every Sunday, Soda Sunday at Cake Loft offers 50% off all Dirty Sodas and 25% off all Dirty Alanis. Create a custom drink or pick from recommended combinations to discover a new favorite. The price includes a soda with two add-ins, and additional add-ins are available for an extra charge.

Experience gentle Hatha yoga, calming breathwork, and guided meditation led by Jeffrey Squiric, a spiritual teacher and certified yoga instructor. The session takes place at the Fillmore KC Event Space. A suggested donation of $5 is appreciated, and all are welcome regardless of ability to contribute. Please bring a yoga mat.

Compete in a Union Arena locals tournament hosted at The Geekery. Matches follow a constructed format with Swiss pairings and best-of-one play, and a round timer will be used. Entry is $5. Prize support includes store credit with promotional items if available. Pre registration is offered through Bandai TCG Plus. For questions, please reach out to the staff.

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.

Duelists can compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Time Wizard event using the Edison format at The Geekery. The tournament uses Swiss rounds with best-of-three matches. Entry is $5 with store credit as prize support, and there is no pre-registration. This event is unsanctioned and is not recognized by Konami. Staff are available to answer questions.

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.