Events in Winfield today

Celebrating 36 years in 2026, Opening Day gathers growers, producers, and artisans for a vibrant market experience. Browse a wide range of local goods including produce, meats, eggs, honey, baked items, jellies, barbecue sauces, salsas, and fresh cut flowers, along with one of a kind artisan creations. Live music and food trucks add to the atmosphere, and Troubles the Clown makes an appearance at the largest farmer run market in Kansas.

For more than 30 years, this Wichita Saturday market has been a weekly hub for growers, makers, artists, musicians, and the community. Stroll to meet the producers and creators, sample artisan foods, and shop fresh farm produce, meats, handmade goods, and local art. Enjoy ready-to-eat foods, fresh drinks, live music, and street entertainment while discovering something new each week. With about 100 vendors on average, variety is always on display. Admission is free and the market is dog friendly. As the year moves toward winter, the market shifts into a festive Holiday Market season with seasonal foods, unique handmade gifts, and celebratory vendors.

Find a selection of vendors on the patio at The Enchanted Mermaid Boutique. Mermaid Ashore will be on site for photo opportunities. Face painting and henna tattoos are available, and PIVOT kombucha will be served.

Koe Wetzel appears at INTRUST Bank Arena.

Begin with an introductory swing lesson, then stay for a DJ-led social dance to practice what you learned and connect with people from the class. No partner or prior experience is required. Admission is $10 and includes both the lesson and the dance, with payment accepted in cash or via Venmo. Free off-street parking is available behind the venue, including The Law Center lot behind the Lux Ballroom. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle.

A family-friendly K-pop dance party brings high-energy remixes drawn from familiar soundtracks, K-pop favorites, and iconic pop anthems tied to a hit movie. Costumes are welcome, the atmosphere is bright, and the focus is on dancing. Presented by thekawaiirave and VNK Entertainment, this experience welcomes attendees of all ages. Support performers may change. Wearing Cotillion merchandise provides priority access in the general admission line. A limited number of table reservations can be arranged by calling 316-722-4201 or by visiting The Cotillion in person. All purchases are final, with refunds or exchanges only if the performance is canceled or postponed. For help locating a confirmation email, use the Etix Order Lookup option.

Settle into the tavern atmosphere at Headshots with a pint while you paint tabletop miniatures. Choose a Space Marine or a Stormcast Eternal to build, customize, and take home. All paint and hobby supplies are provided. This is a flexible, come and go session where newcomers can learn and hobbyists can practice painting their favorite minis. A standard $5 day pass is required for Headshots Events, and members can attend events at no additional cost. The day pass includes unlimited access to thousands of video games and board games, plus daily events. For details, speak with an associate. Participants under 21 must be accompanied by a supervisor who is 21 or older.

This free adaptive pickleball practice welcomes participants of all abilities. Wheelchairs are available on site. The focus is on building inclusion, health, and awareness through active play, fostering wellness, social connection, and advocacy for people with physical disabilities. For more information, contact Adaptive Pickleball Coordinator Taylor Nichols at TNichols@ChickenNPickle.com.

Learn the basics of Magic: The Gathering and explore deck building in a recurring session held the first Monday each month.

Weekly sessions explore posttraumatic stress and related health topics in a classroom setting with time for questions and answers. Led by Dr. Jeremy P. Crosby, a licensed psychologist, each Monday focuses on a different PTSD subject to deepen understanding and build practical coping skills. The series is designed to support recovery, healing, and personal growth while helping participants move beyond trauma-related confusion and develop tools to reclaim their lives. Handouts are provided to reinforce key points. Participants may attend a single session or the ongoing series. The cost is 10 dollars per class, and those who cannot pay the full amount may contribute what they can.

Comedian Steve Hofstetter makes a return to Wichita with a brand new, unfiltered stand-up set. With billions of views on his videos and a track record of sellouts in hundreds of cities across dozens of countries, he delivers a sharp act that pulls no punches. Recommended for ages 14 and up. If the show is canceled for any reason, tickets will be refunded automatically.

Put your knowledge to the test at Bronx Pizza & Pints with a recurring trivia night that pairs gameplay with slices and pints. It is free to participate and no registration is required. All ages can take part. Winners earn prizes along with bragging rights.

A monthly play session created for curious, energetic toddlers invites little ones to climb, balance, jump, and explore at the PBS Kansas Cochener-Garvey Children’s Education & Discovery Center. Held on the first Tuesday each month, this program features age-appropriate equipment such as bright climbing pieces and stepping stones, along with creative movement activities that encourage coordination, confidence, and lasting memories. Activities may move outdoors in pleasant weather while the Education Center remains available inside. During colder days, all adventures take place indoors for a comfortable experience. It offers a welcoming, community-focused setting where toddlers can play and make friends, and caregivers can connect with their children and one another. Standard Education Center admission or an active membership applies for entry.

Silver Improv is a welcoming drop in improv class designed for adults 55 and older. Through lighthearted games and collaborative activities, participants explore improvisation in a relaxed, low pressure setting, and no prior acting experience is needed. The class highlights everyday benefits such as building confidence in conversation, sharpening memory and focus, improving communication and listening, encouraging quick thinking, and relieving stress with plenty of laughter while connecting with a supportive community. It follows a drop in format with no sign up or long term commitment. Classes are $10, and the first session is free. The space is ADA accessible. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and participants may bring a beverage. Held at Flying Pig Improv.

Pokémon League freeplay offers a friendly setting for fans to meet, battle, and trade with fellow players. Attendees can receive a promo pack while supplies last and be among the first to grab the newest Pokémon stock.

The evening combines bingo and trivia with cards at $10 each, and advance tickets are required. Blackout bingo is $25 and features a $400 birthday package giveaway. There are prizes for everyone, including jewelry, art, gift bags, henna, and face paint. Plan to arrive on time.

Explore the Two Step in a welcoming group setting tailored to both beginners and those with some experience. Beginner and intermediate classes take place at the same time in separate rooms, so you can choose the level that suits you. You do not need a partner, and no prior experience is required. Admission 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.

Take a group class focused on heels fundamentals at Sway Ballroom & Latin Dance Studio in Wichita. The class is led by Sadee Terwort. To secure a spot, please pre-register by calling or texting 316-619-3745.

A recurring story session takes place each week, offering a simple moment to listen to and enjoy stories.

Wizard’s Alley hosts a sixteen week Warhammer 40,000 11th Edition hobby escalation league centered on steady progress and a welcoming community. Hobbyists of any experience level build their forces in eight two week stages, each focused on a different part of an army. In every stage, participants assemble a unit, paint it to a battle ready finish, share progress in the league Discord, then bring the model by on a Warhammer 40K Wednesday to receive a Purity Seal for completing the block. The themes progress through a character, a second character, a battleline unit, a second battleline unit, a vehicle or a monster, something that flies, a non battleline infantry unit, and a mounted choice such as cavalry, bikes, or other riders. Armies that do not fit these categories, including options like Imperial Knights or Chaos Knights, are welcomed by selecting an appropriate unit and following the same timeline to earn seals. The league concludes with an Armies on Parade showcase that celebrates everyone’s work, with certificates of completion for all participants. 3D printed models, conversions, and customs are allowed when they clearly match their datasheet. The expectations are simple. Be kind, be supportive, and keep the focus on progress and fun. New participants can jump in at any time.

Learn classic line dance steps in welcoming group lessons open to beginners and seasoned dancers alike. The classes take place at A Step Ahead Dance Studio. Admission is 15 dollars per person, or 12 dollars each when purchasing a minimum of four classes. Pay at the door with cash, card, or contactless tap. No prior dance experience is required.

There is no admission charge to attend this event.

Headshots hosts a Geeks Who Drink trivia night built around the signature format the quiz is known for. It features two hours of engaging play that mixes standard questions with audio and video clues. Each round brings a new style and theme to keep players entertained, and the content is rated PG-13 with topics covering a wide spectrum.

The Kindness In Action Breakfast is a free fundraising event for Breakthrough at Botanica in Wichita, KS. Attendees can share a morning meal while supporting Breakthrough.

At the Museum of World Treasures, toddlers and their caregivers are invited to a calm, play-centered program that explores a theme through interactive activities and stories. Children ages 2 to 5 can make a themed craft, spend time in Ivan’s Playhouse, and wrap up with storytime, all at a gentle pace that encourages curiosity and discovery. Children 5 and under are free, members are free, and all other guests are $7.

At Mark Arts in Wichita, the Family Promise 2026 Star Gala brings the community together to celebrate hope and the impact made when people unite to help families with children overcome homelessness and housing insecurity. The evening features dinner, stories, auction opportunities, and ways to invest in brighter futures for families across the community. The event is for longtime supporters as well as first-time attendees.

This monthly blues jam brings musicians and listeners together at the Shamrock. Supported by the Wichita Blues Society, it spotlights talent from around the area. A house band is in place and backline equipment is provided for performers. Expect a welcoming atmosphere centered on live blues.

Discover the cozy side of pumpkin spice in a hands-on incense workshop that blends fragrance with folklore. Explore classic autumn spices like cinnamon, clove, ginger, nutmeg, and allspice while learning about their long-standing associations with protection, prosperity, abundance, luck, warmth, and attraction. Get step-by-step guidance on shaping loose botanicals into incense cones, then craft a personalized, pumpkin-spice-inspired mix to take home. Along the way, learn how each ingredient influences both scent and intention so you can design a blend focused on welcoming abundance, safeguarding the home, honoring the harvest season, or simply filling your space with the comforting aroma of fall. No prior experience is needed, and all materials are provided. Expect a little creative mess, a touch of everyday magic, and a take-home creation that captures the spirit of autumn.

Bring your friends for an evening of karaoke. Advance tickets are required at least 24 hours ahead.

Presented by The Salvation Army, Evening of Hope features keynote speaker Dallas Jenkins, creator of the award-winning series The Chosen. He will share a personal journey of finding hope when things seem at their worst. Formerly known as the Community Leadership Breakfast, this gathering takes place at Immanuel Baptist Church. Sponsors receive access to a dinner before the main talk with Dallas Jenkins, with limited availability. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

One Night in Memphis presents a live salute to Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Johnny Cash at the Wichita Orpheum Theatre. Inspired by the spur-of-the-moment studio jam that united the four at Sun Studio, the show features alumni of the Broadway hit Million Dollar Quartet as they bring that landmark music to the stage.

Learn the basics and build your technique with West Coast Swing group instruction designed for both newcomers and dancers with some experience. Beginner and intermediate classes run at the same time in separate rooms, so everyone practices at the right level. No partner is required and first-timers are welcome. The drop-in rate is $15 per person, or $12 each when purchasing at least four classes. Pay at the door by cash, card, or contactless. Sessions take place at A Step Ahead Dance Studio.

Pecos & The Rooftops take the stage at The Cotillion with special guest KG & The Bad Habits. Concessions and full bar service will be available, and the show welcomes guests of all ages. Supporting performers may change. Wearing Cotillion merchandise provides front-of-line access for the general admission queue. A limited number of table reservations can be arranged by calling 316-722-4201 or by visiting The Cotillion in person. All purchases are final, with exchanges or refunds only if the performance is canceled or postponed. For help finding a confirmation email, use the Etix Order Lookup.

Registration opens for the Winter Level 1 League, a hockey season tentatively scheduled on Thursday nights. USA Hockey registration is required.