Events in Winfield, KS

Regulars and fan favorites from Kill Tony, billed as the number one live podcast in the world, take their standup on tour with Killers of Kill Tony. The show extends the energy of the podcast by highlighting a broad mix of comedians who have appeared on its stage, each bringing wit, humor, and a distinct style. Expect longer sets from familiar personalities presented in a single evening. The current lineup features David Lucas, Martin Phillips, Dedrick Flynn, and Ahren Belisle, and it is subject to change.

Revolutsia transforms its courtyard into an open-air cinema for a month of spooky favorites and classic horror. Each night features two films, beginning with a family-friendly selection and moving into a darker pick later. For this installment, the lineup starts with Hocus Pocus and continues with Scary Movie 2. Admission is free. Attendees are welcome to get comfortable with blankets, lawn chairs, pillows, or sleeping bags, and The Boozy Cauldron will have snacks and drinks available throughout the evening.

Anna Ouyang Moench’s two-act play Birds of North America features performances by Tim and Francie Robu. The story centers on John and his daughter Caitlyn, devoted birdwatchers who spend years scanning the skies above their suburban Maryland backyard. As time passes, relationships shift, children grow, parents age, and the environment changes in both quiet and dramatic ways. Across a decade of shared moments, the play explores the evolving bond between father and daughter as they try to make sense of what they cannot easily understand in one another. Admission is $20 per person, with free entry for students who present a valid ID. Tickets are available online, or you can RSVP and pay at the door with cash or credit card.

At Chicken N Pickle, local musicians provide live performances alongside food and drinks for a relaxed night out. Find a seat on the patio or enjoy the buzz near the game courts while the music plays. It suits a catch-up with friends, a family outing, or a simple evening of fun. A laid-back way to unwind and connect with the community.

Mania: The ABBA Tribute brings the music of ABBA to Wichita at the Wichita Orpheum Theatre. All ages are welcome and seating is reserved. Tickets can be purchased online, and a presale is available using the password DANCING.

The Phil Collins Story is an immersive, documentary-style concert that traces Phil Collins’ journey from his chart-topping years with Genesis to a multi-Grammy solo career and Academy Award winning work for Disney. The production blends music and narrative to connect on both visual and emotional levels, offering a close-up celebration of one of music’s great icons. Created by the team behind The Simon & Garfunkel Story and R.E.S.P.E.C.T. The Aretha Franklin Story, the show features performers from around the world, detailed lighting design, cutting-edge audio, and vivid projections for a full-scale experience that drives from the first downbeat to the final cymbal hit. Conceived and staged by director Dean Elliott, the project draws on his work with tributes involving the Johnny Cash family, Aretha Franklin, and Simon & Garfunkel, with a focus on honoring the legacy while keeping it vibrant and relevant for today’s audiences.

Opening Day marks the start of the season for a long-running, grower-owned farmers market now in its 36th year. Meet friendly local growers, food producers, and artisans offering farm-fresh produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked treats, jams and jellies, barbecue sauces, salsas, fresh-cut flowers, and one-of-a-kind handmade goods. The festivities include live music, a variety of food trucks, and an appearance by Troubles the Clown. Recognized as the state’s largest grower-owned farmers market, it offers a lively way to experience local flavor and craftsmanship.

For more than three decades, this longstanding Saturday market has brought together growers, makers, artists, musicians, and the Wichita community. Each week, visitors can browse farm-fresh produce and meats, artisan foods, local art, and handmade goods, along with ready-to-eat fare and refreshing drinks. Live music and street performers create a lively atmosphere, and with about 100 vendors on a typical week there is always something new to discover. Admission is free, and dogs are welcome. As the year transitions toward the holidays, the market shifts into a festive season with seasonal foods, distinctive vendors, and unique handmade gifts.

Tee up at Tex Consolver Golf Course for a team golf tournament in support of the Wichita Jr. Thunder. Expect a friendly atmosphere with plenty of competition and camaraderie on the course. Donuts to start the morning and lunch midday are included. Players should bring cash for on-course games and contests. Individuals without a team can secure a spot by emailing alana.dotson@wyhajrthunder.com. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Thomas Hopkins American Legion Post 4 presents the tenth annual ALR veterans benefit ride and poker run, bringing riders together to support those who served. Registration and breakfast take place before the ride, and bikes head out in staggered departures. Along the route, participants build their hands for a chance at cash prizes, including $1,000 for the best hand and $100 for the worst hand. The event also features a 50/50 drawing, raffle prizes, and a live auction.

Taking place at the Wichita Marriott, the Walk of Hope supports the Hereditary Neurological Disease Centre. It is HNDC's sole in-person fundraiser each year, and all money raised stays local to assist families affected by Huntington's disease through medical care, support services, and low or no-cost genetic testing. The event also contributes to national research through the New York Brain Bank. There is no admission fee. Activities include an optional one mile walk, raffle baskets and a silent auction, face painting and balloon twisting, seasonal refreshments, and event T-shirts available for purchase. Raffle and auction items are donated by local businesses, and every dollar raised goes directly to services and research with no allocation to staff or overhead.

Spend a full day focused on sports cards and memorabilia with more than 120 tables featuring singles, graded cards, sealed wax, supplies, and other collectibles. Collectors can buy, sell, and trade throughout the day while browsing value boxes, searching for grail-level finds, picking up sealed product, and connecting with dealers from across the region. The focus is strictly on sports cards and sports memorabilia, and the environment is family friendly. Admission is free, so bring a want list, some trade bait, and friends to grow a collection at a standout Midwest gathering.

Explore an open air market featuring deals, giveaway opportunities, and fun for families. Browse for bargains, pick up giveaway items, and enjoy a casual outing in a welcoming, family friendly setting.

Dive into cyanotype printing in a hands-on introductory workshop priced at $30. Participants will learn the core steps for creating cyanotype images and practice tinting or dyeing their finished prints. All materials are provided, and attendees may bring clothing or small objects to use as printing surfaces or templates. Suitable for ages 16 and older.

Hudson’s Spooky Season Outdoor Market features a variety of local vendors offering oddities, spooky items, seasonal decor, vintage finds, handmade pieces, and more. Whether a preference leans cute, creepy, retro, or wonderfully weird, there is something to explore across the Halloween spectrum. The market spotlights small businesses and local creators, offering an easy way to support the community while getting into the spirit of spooky season.

Scouts BSA youth ages 11 to 17 can work toward merit badges in a historic museum setting at the Museum of World Treasures in Wichita, Kansas. Each workshop meets official badge requirements and blends guided exhibit exploration with interactive, activity-based learning. The cost is $15 per scout and $11 per adult. Registration must be completed by the Wednesday before the workshop. All scout participants must attend with scout leadership or a guardian.

This collaborative celebration spotlights local mini makers and their entrepreneurial spirit. It centers on uplifting future shopkeepers, inventors, and creatives from the community. Additional details are on the way, including a vendor lineup and more activities that will add to the fun.

Explore a variety of vendors on the patio at The Enchanted Mermaid Boutique as part of a Saturday series that runs from March through October. Capture a memory with Mermaid Ashore, get face painting or a henna tattoo, and sip PIVOT kombucha while you browse.

Curious about improv and ready to give it a try? This welcoming beginner class at Flying Pig Improv introduces the basics through step-by-step exercises that keep everyone in the moment. Much of the time is spent in a big circle playing short improv games, sharing plenty of laughs, and treating mistakes as part of the learning. Participants often discover insights about themselves and pick up skills they can use in everyday life. It is a drop-in format for adults 18 and older, with a simple first-time registration and a complimentary first class. For that first visit, enter the password 'first' during enrollment.

At Naftzger Park in Wichita, a lighthearted run brings people and their dogs together, turning each stride into a flurry of wagging tails and cheerful barks. The atmosphere is upbeat and dog friendly, celebrating movement and companionship.

Next Step Volunteer Training equips community members who want to get more involved in supporting their city with tools to create positive change in their own lives. It also links participants with organizations making a meaningful impact. The program spans three sessions covering human trafficking, pressing community issues, volunteerism, communication, and listening. Each session is three hours, with refreshments and snacks provided. RSVP is requested.

This monthly book club welcomes avid readers and anyone eager to discuss history and anthropology. Participants read selections connected to exhibits and collections, then take part in guided conversations with trained historians. Each gathering lasts about an hour, with time divided between discussion of the reading and engagement with related exhibits and collection items. A different book is featured every month. Watermark Books partners on the program, and a Watermark staff member attends each session with the following month’s book available for purchase.

Catch a performance by Charlie Wilks at Ninth Floor Club and Venue. The venue offers a one-day membership option that lets guests explore what it offers while attending the show.

Wichita's Littlest Heroes presents the annual Bravery Ball Gala at the Kansas Star Casino, bringing together an evening of celebration and community support. Highlights include a VIP cocktail hour, a gourmet dinner, heartfelt remarks from Hero families, a featured performance by Heroes and their siblings, a punch wall with surprises, live and silent auctions, and a lively after party. The event raises critical funds to help more than 800 families with children facing life threatening medical conditions, with opportunities to hear directly from those impacted.

Tribal Roots hosts a high energy night of drum and bass featuring Justin Hawkes. The show is produced by Boom Audio & Visual and showcases an Element 5 sound system, LED panels, lasers, and live art, with vendors and a full bar available. Entry is limited to ages 21 and over with a valid photo ID required. General admission tickets are $30.

Derek Burton brings a live performance to Bronx Pizza & Pints in Wichita, marking his first appearance at this venue. Attendees can enjoy music alongside food and drinks.

Experience an elevated brunch buffet at Todd’s Creole Kitchen, featuring a spread of beloved breakfast staples alongside Cajun specialties from the restaurant’s menu, plus additional selections to explore.

Enjoy free entry on Sundays at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum, made possible since 2022 through support from the Ruth Spooner Stone Charitable Trust, INTRUST Bank. Explore local history in a setting housed in Wichita’s original 1890 City Hall in Downtown Wichita. Discover dozens of exhibits and thousands of artifacts that illuminate the community’s story. Browse the Museum Store for books, local souvenirs, and gift items. Regular admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children, with free entry every Sunday and for members. The museum is accredited by the American Alliance of Museums.

Settle into a calming restorative yoga experience that invites you to unwind and reconnect with inner ease. With the support of props, gently held postures, and mindful breathing, the body can release tension and sink into complete relaxation. No prior yoga background is required. This soothing practice is well suited for anyone seeking stillness, an emotional reset, or a grounded sense of energy. As supported shapes encourage the nervous system to move into rest, space opens for healing, clarity, and a peaceful state of mind. It offers deep nourishment and heartfelt self care. Whether you are at the start of a wellness path or nurturing an established spiritual practice, you will find a comforting sanctuary to let go, restore balance, and realign your energy.

This annual fundraiser welcomes chili makers to enter a pot of their best recipe for a $5 fee. Awards will be given for first, second, and third place. Attendees can enjoy all-you-can-eat chili for a $5 admission that also includes one vote for their favorite pot. Entry forms are available online.

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.

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.

A bazaar of the bizarre awaits with an atmosphere that embraces the alternative, the eclectic, and the delightfully eerie. Explore one-of-a-kind finds from local artists, makers, and independent businesses, strike up conversations with creative vendors and fellow shoppers, and enjoy the lively scene set to live music. A variety of food vendors will offer flavorful bites to fuel your wandering. Families are welcome, but the event features darker themes and some items may not be suitable for all ages, so parental discretion is advised.

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.

A monthly celebration of timeless cinema brings beloved films back to the big screen all year. The 2026 edition begins at the Century II Mary Jane Teall Theater, then later moves to the Orpheum Theatre, with each screening honoring a milestone anniversary. The Century II run features Little Shop of Horrors at 40 years, The First Wives Club at 30, Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train at 75, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off at 40, Alice in Wonderland at 75, Raiders of the Lost Ark at 45, Shaft at 55, and Amélie at 25. The Orpheum portion includes Citizen Kane at 85 years, Aliens at 40, Moulin Rouge! at 25, and It’s a Wonderful Life at 80. Series passes are available and can make an easy gift for the movie lover in your life. Support for the series is provided by Emprise Bank.

This gathering honors a deeply rooted Mexican tradition that remembers loved ones and even beloved pets through altars, foods, and the music that made them happy in life. It features food and a bar along with dancers, live music, art, and contests at Plaza International Nomar. The event is free to attend. Organizations named include Celebra.inc, the Wichita Hispanic Business Community, Neza Tires & Wheels, Lo que Nadie Nos Preguntó, and Friducha Gift Shop.

Blue October brings the Foiled 20th Anniversary Tour to the restored Wichita Orpheum Theatre. This performance celebrates two decades of the album and marks a return to the venue. Tickets are available now.

At Craft Cinema, enjoy a cozy, quietly social evening working on your own small project while Practical Magic, a witchy cult favorite, plays on the big screen. Attendees can bring portable crafts like knitting, crochet, embroidery, journaling, coloring, or LEGO builds, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere that makes it easy to unwind and create alongside other makers. A hint of witchy charm adds to the creative mood.

Botanica’s experience-first book club blends literature, nature, and creative connection. Each monthly gathering revolves around a curated theme tied to plants, ecology, art, food, culture, or storytelling, paired with relaxed conversation and hands-on activities such as bookmark making with pressed flowers, botanical printing, tastings, and quiet moments in the gardens. There is no requirement to finish the book, so participants can simply enjoy the activities and discussion. All adults 18 and older are welcome. Materials for crafts and activities are provided unless otherwise noted. Every session includes a collectible sticker. Pricing is $10 per session for members and $20 for nonmembers, with an optional season pass available for $75 for members and $130 for nonmembers.

TOAST, The Ultimate Bread Experience, brings The Best of Bread Tour to Wichita due to popular demand, honoring the soft rock pioneers with faithful, detail-rich performances. Recognized as a top tribute act, the band recreates signature hits like Make It With You, If, Baby I’m-a Want You, and Everything I Own with a live sound that closely mirrors the classic records. Bread earned 13 entries on the Billboard Hot 100 across its career, and with David Gates and Robb Royer now retired, this concert keeps that legacy onstage for longtime listeners and new fans. Expect a warm journey from tender ballads to upbeat favorites at The Cotillion.

Kansas Anime-Fest brings fans together in Wichita, Kansas at the Holiday Inn Hotel East for a family-friendly celebration of anime. Meet voice actors, browse vendor booths, and discover creations from local artists, along with additional attractions to enjoy. Activities include anime trivia as well as lip sync and cosplay contests. Admission is complimentary for children younger than 11.

Bam’s Birthday Bash GT is a two day Warhammer 40,000 event featuring five rounds played with the 11th Edition rules. Results will contribute to LMC and ITC points. Registration takes place in BCP through the ticket link. The venue is Wizard’s Alley. Additional details will be shared as they are confirmed.

A high-energy 2000s-themed rave brings back early-aughts nostalgia, featuring throwback tracks from the LimeWire era reimagined for the dance floor by EDM artists. A full bar will be open, and seating is limited on a first come, first served basis. All ages are welcome unless otherwise noted. Supporting performers may change. All purchases are final, with refunds or exchanges only if the event is canceled or postponed.

Experience a Krampus-themed carnival of curiosities at the Sedgwick County Extension Center, 4-H Hall. Explore an oddities market offering one-of-a-kind finds, handcrafted pieces, and unusual artifacts while meeting vendors, artists, and makers inspired by the mischievous spirit of Krampus. The setting leans into the mysterious with striking sights, eerie sounds, and otherworldly touches, and food and drink will be available from on-site vendors. Families are welcome, but the event features darker themes and some items may not be appropriate for all ages, so parental discretion is advised. This event is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Sedgwick County Extension Education Center.