Events in Sedgwick County today

The 38th annual golf tournament hosted by IFMA Wichita takes place at Rolling Hills Country Club. This long-running event carries forward a tradition of tournament play in a country club setting.

Start working toward a Kansas driver’s license with an in-person driver education class from ICT North Star Driving Academy. The program begins with an 8-hour classroom session on the scheduled day, followed by 6 to 7 hours of behind-the-wheel training in a vehicle provided by the academy. To advance from classroom to driving, students must pass a 30-question written test that results in a paper instruction permit. After completing the driving hours, a comprehensive road exam is required to earn a Certificate of Completion that can be presented at the DMV when eligible for a Kansas license. Enrollment requires a $150 non-refundable deposit and completed paperwork, which must be submitted in person before the class date. Two forms of identification are needed, with a Social Security card and birth certificate preferred. Participants must be at least 14 years old. A parent or guardian must attend the enrollment appointment for students under 16 and is encouraged to attend for those under 18. To schedule an enrollment appointment, call 316-369-8667.

Coffee With the Curator at the Museum of World Treasures is a relaxed, all-ages program offered in a drop-in format with no registration required. Museum members attend for free, and nonmembers pay $4 per person plus tax. Light refreshments will be available.

This weekly Thursday special offers $2.50 domestic cans and $2.50 well drinks.

Bring your girlfriends for a fun evening of karaoke. Tickets must be secured at least 24 hours in advance.

CommUNITY Music Night creates a welcoming, sober, and inclusive space for all ages to enjoy creativity together. Look forward to a mix of featured musicians, open mic poetry, music bingo, casual jam sessions, and karaoke. The atmosphere is relaxed and community focused, offering a comfortable place to lounge and connect. A $5 donation is suggested for admission, and concessions are available for purchase.

Part of a once-a-month series, this concert spotlights classical players from Wichita in an easygoing setting. Hear individual performers and intimate ensembles up close in a relaxed atmosphere where conversation and a drink feel right at home with the music. Classical Revolution ICT promotes a fresh take on the concert experience by setting aside hushed etiquette and formal wear to bring classical music into everyday gathering places, and this event reflects that spirit. It is designed for devoted fans and curious newcomers alike. Admission is free, and voluntary donations help support the musicians.

Ashley McBryde brings a live show to Wichita, KS. Tickets are available for the performance. WILD is available to stream, and autographed vinyl and CDs are offered.

The Hooten Hallers bring a raucous, boundary blurring set to the Levitt VIBE Concert Series at the Wichita Foundation Amphitheater at Exploration Place, weaving blues, punk, and honky tonk into one gritty sound. The Columbia, Missouri trio features guitar, drums, and bass saxophone, and is known for spending close to 200 days a year on tour across the United States and Europe. Their road tested energy and unconventional mix have drawn national attention and frequent comparisons to Tom Waits.

An acclaimed West End mainstay, this stage adaptation of Susan Hill’s classic ghost story follows a young solicitor sent to finalize the affairs of a secluded estate, only to encounter a restless presence that will not fade. Inventive stagecraft and tightly wound pacing invite the imagination to do the scaring, turning hints and shadows into something far more unsettling than what is shown. The result is a gripping theatrical experience marked by rising suspense and startling twists that linger well past the curtain call.

Learn West Coast Swing in a welcoming group setting with options for both beginners and intermediate dancers. Instruction for the two levels takes place at the same time in separate rooms. No partner is required and no prior experience is needed. The cost is $15 per person, or $12 per person with a minimum purchase of four classes. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, card, or tap to pay.

Sham Jam is an open jam welcoming bands, solo performers, spoken word artists, and comedians. A complete backline is available on stage, so groups and individual acts can plug in and perform. Sign-up takes place before the session, then the jam follows. The focus is on entertainment, not any single genre. Food is available from Jack’s Snacks, serving from the Little House on the patio.

Arkansauce brings a forward-leaning newgrass sound shaped by the Ozarks to Wichita, powered by a progressive string quartet of Tom Andersen on bass, guitarist Zac Archuleta, mandolinist Ethan Bush, and banjoist Adams Collins. Expect nimble improvisation, intertwining melodies and rhythms, and a deep low end, with all four members trading lead and harmony vocals and contributing lyrics filled with smart turns of phrase and hooks that land. The band’s live energy centers on high-octane picking and an upbeat spirit that lifts the room. Rooted in Arkansas and seasoned by constant travel, the group draws inspiration from life on the road and an ongoing urge to create, inspire, and reshape its corner of the bluegrass world, a passion sparked early by family introductions to live music. Their fifth release, Ok to Wonder, features 11 original songs that move from celebratory to reflective. The record has earned praise across bluegrass and Americana media, with features and premieres from outlets such as The Bluegrass Situation and Glide Magazine. Tracks have appeared on Spotify editorial playlists like Indie Bluegrass and Fast Grass and have been heard on SiriusXM’s Bluegrass Junction, and the band has shared performances and conversation about the album with media in their home state. Arkansauce has toured widely across the United States and in Europe, supported Yonder Mountain String Band on the road, played major festival stages alongside Greensky Bluegrass, Railroad Earth, The Del McCoury Band, Billy Strings, Leftover Salmon, Tauk, and The Wood Brothers, and welcomed a guest appearance from Sam Bush. A full bar will be available during the show. Seating is limited and first come, first served. All ages are welcome unless noted otherwise. Support acts may change. All sales are final except in the event of a cancellation or postponement.

Ride a rising tide of tabletop adventure at TsunamiCon, a flagship gaming convention in Wichita. Expect sprawling roleplaying campaigns, head-to-head board game competition, interactive demos, and a celebration of geek culture under one roof. Hosted at the Hyatt Regency Wichita, it offers a full weekend filled with unforgettable games, community, and creativity. Bring your crew, roll the dice, and settle in for nonstop fun.

Envision Arts Center, in collaboration with the Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center, presents the opening celebration for Reflections: Seeing Beyond the Surface, a collaborative exhibition showcasing work by Veteran artists and authors. The featured pieces respond to a shared prompt about how each creator wishes to be seen, encouraging visitors to reflect on identity and perspective. A reception at the Envision Arts Center offers chances to meet the participating artists, view the artwork, and engage in creative activities inspired by the exhibition. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.

Headshots Arcade Bar is hosting a Lorcana prerelease featuring the Hyperia City set. Play Sealed using a prerelease pack that provides what you need for a few rounds while you start building a Hyperia City collection. Entry is $34.99, and registration with payment through Card.io is required before the tournament begins. Participants receive a Hyperia City prerelease kit, earn an extra booster pack for each win during the event, and may receive Ravensburger promotional items. Admission also includes an all-day arcade pass for Headshots Arcade Bar.

Celebrate Past & Present: New Acquisitions and Collection Highlights at the Wichita Art Museum with a free pop up party open to all. The exhibition brings together dozens of recent additions by leading contemporary artists alongside hallmark works of historic American art, paired with collection favorites gathered over nine decades. Explore the galleries with live music from Wichita Symphony Orchestra musicians inspired by the art, see Smack Dab Dance Lab perform original choreography created in response to the exhibition, dance to DJ Marcus El, and contribute to a collaborative mural led by Armando Minjárez Monárrez. Signature cocktails and treats from EAT will be available for purchase. WAM Members and invited guests can attend a special conversation with director and CEO Molly McFerson and curator Dr. Tera Lee Hedrick about the museum’s newest treasures, with limited seating. An afterparty on the Terrace follows. K college teachers receive a complimentary drink ticket and can unwind with artmaking designed for educators, with faculty ID required. This event is part of WAM Nights, which offers late gallery access, shopping in the Museum Store, and specialty drinks at EAT, with programs featuring artists, musicians, and performers, supported by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program.

An intergenerational Tae Kwon Do class at the Goddard Senior Center brings older adults, youth, and families together through Kim’s Academy Tae Kwon Do. The training blends art, sport, self-defense, and physical fitness while encouraging confidence, discipline, practical self-defense skills, overall fitness, and meaningful connections across generations. Friday sessions are led by Jr. Grandmaster Janice Meinhardt. Goddard Senior Center seniors 55 and older can participate at no cost, and there are additional savings available with a center membership. All experience levels are welcome.

Chicken N Pickle hosts an evening of live performances by local musicians, paired with food and cool drinks. Enjoy the music from a spot on the patio or take in the buzz near the game courts. It works for meeting friends, bringing the family, or simply getting out for some laid-back fun, with an easygoing atmosphere that encourages unwinding and connecting with the community.

Revolutsia transforms its courtyard into an open air cinema for a two film spooky showcase. This night features The Nightmare Before Christmas first, followed by The Conjuring later in the evening. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets, lawn chairs, pillows, or sleeping bags to stay comfortable. The Boozy Cauldron serves snacks and drinks throughout the night. The early screening is family friendly, while the second film offers a darker horror experience. Attend either movie or settle in for both.

Delano Drive returns to the Shamrock Lounge for a set of rock and pop covers alongside original songs. The music ranges from the Beatles to No Doubt. Cover charge is $5.

Opening Day kicks off the 36th year in 2026 for this grower-owned market. The experience brings together welcoming growers, producers, and artisans offering fresh produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked treats, jams and jellies, barbecue sauces, salsas, fresh-cut flowers, and distinctive handmade crafts. Live music and food trucks create a festive backdrop, and Troubles the Clown is part of the lineup. It is the state’s largest grower-owned farmers market.

The 17th Annual Deutsch-Tober Festival & Open Car Show brings a full day of automotive fun to Sedgwick County Park at Shelter # 4, featuring an open car show alongside dry camping, food trucks, vendors, live music, a swap meet, door prizes, raffle items, and a 50/50 cash raffle. Admission is free for the public, and the atmosphere is family friendly with leashed pets welcome. Online registration is encouraged to support social distancing. Entry covers one vehicle and includes a T-shirt, a dash plaque, a decal, and a goodie bag, with a shirt size requested during sign up. Only registered vehicles are allowed in the show area, and all others will be directed to spectator or truck and trailer parking. Non judged entries are available for $15. Volunteers will guide parking and appreciate courteous cooperation. Judging focuses on vehicles that can be seen clearly, so participants are asked to display cars with windows down and hoods and engine lids open. Trophies include Top 15 awards for air cooled, water cooled, and German vehicles, plus Top 15 awards for all other makes and models. Special awards span all entries and include Best of Show, Best Paint, Best Engine, Best Interior, Long Distance, Most Patina, People’s Choice, Most Junk on the Rack, Most Grass in the ass, Most Decals, Best Camping Display, Kids Choice, Veterans Choice, and the Randy Croley Memorial Trophy. Award offerings may be updated. Event guidelines apply throughout the grounds. Outside cookers and smokers are not permitted, drone use requires approval from show management, and attendees are responsible for their own coolers and trash. Registration fees are nonrefundable. The event supports a nonprofit 501(c)(3) dedicated to helping kids have a better life and raising funds for children and veterans.

For more than 30 years, Old Town Farm & Art Market has brought together local growers and food producers, artisans and artists, musicians, and neighbors. Browse fresh produce and meats, artisan and ready-to-eat foods, local art and handmade goods, along with fresh drinks. Live music and street performers add to the lively atmosphere, and with around 100 vendors on a typical day there is always something new to discover. Meet the people behind the products and explore at your own pace. Admission is free and dogs are welcome. The Market also features a Holiday Market with festive vendors, seasonal foods, and unique handmade gifts, with full details shared separately.

This IntenSati class at the Goddard Community Center in Goddard, Kansas offers an upbeat, whole-self workout for body, mind, and spirit. The session highlights movement and motivation in a friendly, community-focused setting so participants feel supported and reenergized. Open to all ages.

Book lovers and collectors can browse a mini used book sale hosted by the Friends of WAM, featuring gently used titles for every age and interest. Expect fiction, nonfiction, and children’s selections, along with first editions, author-signed copies, and other rare finds. Admission is free, and shoppers should bring money for purchases. Popular items tend to go fast, so arriving early is recommended for the best selection. All proceeds support WAM programs and events.

Craft a personalized glass paperweight in a one day memorial workshop for $65. Using a small amount of ashes combined with colors you choose, create a meaningful keepsake in glass to honor a loved one or a pet. No prior experience is required, as experienced instructors guide you through each step from start to finish. Please bring one tablespoon of ashes for your piece. Open to participants ages 16 and older.

Returning with an extra dose of weird and wonderful, this alternative market turns Nomar Market into a lively bazaar for fans of the unusual. Browse original creations and rare finds from local artists, makers, and independent businesses, with plenty of curious goods to discover. Connect with imaginative vendors and fellow attendees who celebrate the offbeat, and soak up an energetic, welcoming vibe throughout the marketplace. A range of food vendors will have tempting bites to keep the exploration going as you wander. Geared toward night creatures, mischievous spirits, and anyone drawn to the macabre, this gathering highlights community and the art of the strange.

Browse a variety of vendors out on the patio of The Enchanted Mermaid Boutique. Snap photos with Mermaid Ashore. Enjoy face painting or a henna tattoo, and sip PIVOT kombucha while you explore.

Explore improv in a welcoming beginner class that keeps things simple and playful. Participants work together in a supportive circle, moving through guided exercises and game-based activities that build quick thinking, listening skills, and creativity. Laughter is part of the process, and mistakes are embraced as opportunities to learn. Along the way, attendees discover techniques that carry into everyday life, from collaboration to confidence and staying present. This drop-in format is open to adults 18 and older. Registration is required for a first visit, and the first class is free.

Teams take on an 80,000 pound piece of aviation history in a timed pull that challenges strength, strategy, and teamwork. Hosted in collaboration with B-29 Doc and the WSU Tech Foundation, this fundraising competition features crews of 25 racing to move the fully restored B-29, Doc, down the ramp. The top individual fundraiser earns a rare flight aboard Doc. The experience is family friendly and open to the public, and spectators are welcome to cheer from the sidelines. Admission is $10 per person or $25 per family of up to six, which includes entry to the competition, access to the Doc Hangar, interactive STEM activities, and cockpit tours of Doc. The venue is the B-29 Doc Hangar, Education and Visitors Center. Team registration is open.

Kick off the night with a beginner friendly swing lesson, then keep the energy going with a DJed social dance where you can practice with new partners and mingle. No partner or prior experience is needed. Admission is $10 and includes both the lesson and the dance, with payment accepted by cash or Venmo. Free off street parking is available behind The Lux, and during the dance you may also use The Law Center lot behind the Lux Ballroom. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a water bottle is a good idea.

Hosted by the Goddard Lions Club at the Goddard Community Center, this bingo night features a 20 game pack for $20 or two packs for $35. Blackout cards are $2 each with a potential payout up to $480. Daubers are available for $2, and concessions will be on site. It is a relaxed way to play bingo with friends while supporting Lions Club projects in the community.

Step onto the floor for a monthly social dance where any style is welcome. It takes place at A Step Ahead Dance Studio and is open to newcomers and experienced dancers alike, with no partner required. Admission is $10 per person, payable at the door by cash, card, or tap to pay.

Step beyond superstition and movie myths in a class that treats the Ouija board as a longstanding tool for spirit communication and divination. Participants explore the roots of talking boards, how a session is understood to work, and practical methods that center intention, discernment, and respect. Instruction covers getting yourself and your space ready, setting firm boundaries, choosing thoughtful questions, noticing when it is time to conclude, and opening and closing a session with care. The class also addresses grounding and protective techniques, spiritual hygiene, collaborating with a partner or group, interpreting messages without forcing meaning, and what to do when a session feels uneasy or unproductive. Whether you are simply curious, hesitant to try, or looking to refine your practice, this session offers a clear and useful framework for working with talking boards confidently and responsibly. An optional Spirit Sessions bundle pairs this class with the Crossed Wires workshop and includes a $10 discount.

Participants take meaningful steps in a community walk that supports people affected by kidney disease. Funds raised accelerate research, promote earlier diagnosis, and help deliver better treatments. The impact lasts well beyond event day, offering clear encouragement and hope to every patient. Each step taken today helps build a healthier tomorrow.

Enjoy a hearty fundraiser breakfast at VFW Post 3115 while supporting the VFW 3115 Auxiliary Angel Tree. Plates are $10 per person and include scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, country potatoes, pancakes, and biscuits with gravy. Proceeds help the Angel Tree program brighten Christmas for local families and children in need. Invite friends and family and arrive hungry for a meal that gives back to the community.

Each Sunday, Todd’s Creole Kitchen presents an elevated brunch buffet that combines familiar breakfast favorites with Cajun dishes from the menu and more.

Snug offers complimentary pool on Sundays, giving you a chance to sharpen your game while enjoying drink deals. Specials include $2.50 Miller Lite, $3.00 Doc McGill, and $3.25 Fireball.

Free entry to the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum is available on Sundays, made possible through support from the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank. Explore local history inside the original City of Wichita’s 1890 City Hall in Downtown Wichita, where galleries showcase dozens of exhibits and thousands of artifacts that illuminate the area’s past. Browse the Museum Store for books, local souvenirs, and gift items. On other days, regular admission applies at $5 for adults and $2 for children, and members are always admitted at no charge. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday. The institution is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.

Thanks to a generous donation from Colby Sandlian, Cowtown welcomes visitors with pay-as-you-wish admission. Choose an amount that fits your budget and enjoy a welcoming way to experience Cowtown.

At the Kansas Humane Society, this Bunny Bunanza meet and greet offers plenty of bunny cuddles and conversation while supporting the rabbits currently in care. Guests interested in fostering can learn about rabbit care, meet the bunnies in the program, and consider whether fostering is a good fit. The event highlights a strong foster program that welcomes new arrivals until they are vetted, fixed, and safely socialized, and it is looking to expand that foster family. Owners of spayed or neutered rabbits may bring their companions to socialize in a bunny safe space while their owners do the same. Those who simply want time with rabbits are welcome as well. Unique handmade crafts, bunny treats, and supplies will be available for purchase, with sales helping fund medical needs for the rabbits.

Settle into a deeply calming restorative yoga experience that encourages the release of tension and a return to inner ease. Gentle, supported postures are held for longer periods and paired with mindful breathing so the body can relax completely. All levels are welcome and no prior experience is required. This practice suits anyone seeking stillness, an emotional reset, or grounded energy. As the body rests in supported shapes, the nervous system moves toward rest, creating space for healing, clarity, and peace. Whether beginning a wellness journey or deepening a spiritual practice, this class offers a soothing refuge to release, restore, and realign through caring self care.

Experience a special Sunset Pilates class at Warren Riverview Park in Derby, KS. The session features mat Pilates with Rebeca from BODYBAR Derby, sunset mocktails by Bonita Sip Co., fall DIY bouquets by Sie & Mo Bouquet Co., gifts and giveaways, and golden hour photo opportunities. This event is BYOM, so bring your own mat. Grip socks are optional. Tickets are $10.

Service Industry Monday at Snug Harbor is a weekly evening created for service pros, featuring complimentary pool, free jukebox play, and drink specials.

This free adaptive pickleball practice welcomes participants of all skill levels. Onsite wheelchairs are available to help ensure everyone can take part. The mission is to promote inclusivity, health, and awareness through active participation in adaptive pickleball, encouraging wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

With the Haysville food shelter running low on supplies as the holidays approach, this event focuses on collecting donations requested by the Senior Center to support neighbors in need. Food drop offs take place in the parking lot west of the pond in Riggs Park, followed by a 1 mile walk through the park. It is a chance to enjoy the changing leaves while contributing to efforts that help community members work, learn, and participate in activities without the burden of hunger.

An intergenerational Tae Kwon Do class at the Goddard Senior Center brings older adults, youth, and families together to learn side by side. Offered by Kim’s Academy Tae Kwon Do, the program blends martial arts training with sport, self defense, and fitness, helping participants build confidence and discipline while fostering connections across ages. Seniors 55 and older who are part of the Goddard Senior Center can participate at no cost. Instruction is led by Jr. Grandmaster Kraig Seglem and Jr. Grandmaster Janice Meinhardt. All experience levels are welcome, and membership benefits at the Center can provide added savings.

A recurring classroom-style program led by licensed psychologist Dr. Jeremy P. Crosby explores PTSD and related health topics. Each session focuses on a single subject to deepen understanding and build practical coping strategies that support recovery, healing, and personal growth. Participants can ask questions, engage in discussion, and take home helpful handouts. The cost is $10 per class, and if that amount is a barrier you may pay what you can.

Put your knowledge to the test at Bronx Pizza & Pints with a trivia night that pairs brainy fun with pizza and pints. Participation is free, no registration is needed, and it is open to all ages. Play with a team or on your own, compete for prizes, and earn bragging rights when you outsmart the crowd.

Silver Improv is a welcoming, drop in improv class created for adults 55 and older. Through playful games and collaborative activities, participants explore improvisation in an easygoing setting that puts laughter, creativity, and connection first. No prior acting experience is required. The class emphasizes everyday takeaways like feeling more confident in conversations, sharpening memory, focus, and quick thinking, strengthening communication and listening, easing stress with laughter, and building supportive social connections. It takes place at Flying Pig Improv. Each session costs $10, and the first session is free. The theater is ADA accessible. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and participants may bring their own beverage. There is no commitment to a series and no advance sign up is needed.

Enjoy a casual Pokémon League freeplay session where fans can connect for friendly matches and trading. A complimentary promo pack is available for attendees while supplies last, and the latest Pokémon stock will be available to browse.

Learn the country two step in a relaxed group setting at A Step Ahead Dance Studio. Newcomers and those with some experience are both supported, with beginner and intermediate sessions running at the same time in different rooms so everyone can progress comfortably. No partner is required, and first-timers are welcome. Admission is $15 per person, or $12 each when purchasing at least four classes. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, card, or contactless options.

A group class focused on heels fundamentals with instruction by Sadee Terwort will be held at Sway Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio in Wichita, KS. To pre-register, call or text (316)619-3745.

WRIT3RS BLOCK delivers a boundary-blurring set led by the husband and wife team Blane and Zoe. The group began in Atlanta, where they put on sidewalk shows outside the Chocolate Shop, building a grassroots following and a boldly self-expressive sound. Their music spans Southern hip hop and indie dance, with a vibe that nods to trailblazers like Andre 3000, Erykah Badu, and the Black Eyed Peas. Onstage they cultivate the feeling of an easy reunion with friends, guiding the crowd through a winding journey of rhythm and melody. Now based in Nashville, they are preparing to take their outdoor show Recess to green spaces across the country while continuing to foster community. Also on the bill are local standouts Wasay Oblique and Endlyss.