Events in Blue Springs, MO

East Forty hosts Eastern Jackson County's original open mic night each Tuesday, welcoming performers and listeners from the community. Take the stage or settle in for an evening of local talent. Tuesday happy hour runs all night with one dollar off all draft beers, six dollar select cocktails, two dollars off all pizzas, and six dollar appetizers. Performers receive a buy one, get one free offer on their first draft beer or non alcoholic beverage.

A weekly fiber arts social welcomes crocheters, knitters, and sewing enthusiasts to Nirvana for a relaxed session of crafting and conversation. Participants often trade patterns, share stories, and work on projects with like minded makers. Admission is free and it is a bring your own supplies format, so bring the piece you are knitting, crocheting, or sewing and enjoy time with fellow fiber artists. While there is no cover, guests are encouraged to support the venue with a purchase from Nirvana Coffee and Games.

Tabletop roleplaying takes center stage at Nirvana with an open evening for RPG enthusiasts. Players and Game Masters are welcome, with systems such as D&D, Pathfinder, Shadowdark, DCC, Knave, and DC20 in the mix. Whether new to the hobby or highly experienced, participants can expect a considerate environment that values a welcoming mindset, respect for varied perspectives and backgrounds, a willingness to listen and take part, and a spirit of collaboration. A community Discord is available to help match players with GMs, share ideas, and plan campaigns. Game Masters are offered perks that include discounts on food, beverage, and retail. There is a particular need for GMs to run games during Open RPG Nights on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and schedules can be arranged for other days as well.

Settle in for a casual Commander night where Magic: The Gathering fans pack the game room, often with more than forty players. There is no entry fee, and door prizes are handed out as official Promo Packs. The highlight is the friendly atmosphere... grab a seat at a pod, play some games, and meet new people who share the same hobby. It is especially welcoming for newer players who want to build skills and try out new decks.

A restorative session blending mindful consumption with meditation, facilitated by the Infused Sound Healing team. It begins with a shared smoke ceremony, then flows into a one-hour guided meditation paired with an immersive sound bath. Attendance is capped at 25 to keep the experience intimate. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing, as the practice moves from seated to standing. Location details are provided after ticket purchase, and the ticket link appears in the event details. For any issues or questions, reach out for assistance and take the opportunity to recharge and reconnect with the Infused Sound Healing community.

A friendly Euchre club brings people together to enjoy this fast-paced trick-taking card game played by four participants in two partnerships. Using a 24-card deck from nines through aces, each hand designates a trump suit, with the jack of trump as the strongest card and the jack of the same color next in power. Teams try to capture at least three of five tricks to score, and the first partnership to reach 10 points wins. The group is open and offers a relaxed way to meet people and play a few rounds.

Enjoy an open play board game night at Nirvana, designed for relaxed drop in play. Bring friends or meet new people, pick a game at the table, and get started. The welcoming setup makes it easy to learn games you have not tried before while connecting with fellow players.

At Mindgames And Magic, Youth DnD welcomes ages 10 to 16 to learn the game or enjoy adventures with peers in a safe and inclusive setting. Participants develop knowledge of game mechanics alongside positive social skills, problem solving, world building, and character management. Sessions are held in a private gaming room with access to miniatures and terrain, thematic music and mood lighting, and optional costumes or cosplay. Each storyline is tailored to the players to encourage creativity and teamwork, with a focus on growth and positive role modeling. The cost is 10 dollars per person per session, and space is limited so spots often fill quickly.

In Lee's Summit, karaoke fans can take the stage with host Martell Love for an evening filled with music, laughter, and memorable performances. A Happy Hour with drink specials is available before the singing begins. First-timers and seasoned singers alike can expect a welcoming atmosphere and an energetic crowd. This weekly karaoke experience provides a friendly stage to share favorite songs.

Make a night out memorable with a hands on glassmaking experience at Englewood Arts. Wine and dessert are included, and the session begins with dessert and a short demonstration in the Glass Lab. Participants can each craft their own piece or collaborate on a larger work to take home and show off. Designed for couples or close friends seeking a creative date. The experience lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes and is priced at $185.

KC Exotics-R-Us returns to Green Street with a free, engaging educational program focused on the critters around us. Attendees can take part in a craft while learning more about these fascinating creatures.

Enjoy close-up tableside magic from David David at Summit Pizza. He circulates among diners with interactive illusions and sleight of hand, presenting a personal performance right at your table.

This One Piece event features constructed play with a $9 entry. Prizes include a pack for each win along with promos. The community is growing quickly and is welcoming to new players, with a focus on having fun and building the game.

The Tranquility Base Adventuring Guild brings a weekly Dungeons and Dragons gathering to Mindgames and Magic in partnership with Electric Insomnia, Kansas City Professional Nerd Community, and Kansas City Dungeons and Dragons. Sessions are designed as self-contained adventures you can complete in a single visit, emphasizing collaborative storytelling over rigid paths and welcoming both newcomers and experienced players. Tables are outfitted with minis and terrain, an atmospheric soundtrack and lighting help set the mood, and costumes or cosplay are encouraged for extra immersion. The program follows an Adventurers League style tailored to this community and is led exclusively by vetted local storytellers, making it easy to sit down with new companions and jump into fresh quests. The cost is 10 dollars per person for each session, payable to Mindgames and Magic.

Crit & Ale host a high-energy twist on bingo at Nirvana Coffee & Games, swapping number calls for song clips and cards filled with recognizable tracks. The soundtrack jumps from throwback favorites to current hits, and attentive players can win prizes. The vibe is casual and welcoming, simple to learn in minutes and engaging enough to keep music fans around, with time to enjoy a drink while putting playlist knowledge to the test.

At The V, the Bluzboyz Thursday Night Jam brings musicians together for jazz and rock, with room for listeners and a dance floor for those who want to move. The post lounge is open to the public and serves beverages with daily drink specials, and the kitchen offers dinner specials for the jam. Visitors can look over the schedule to find other upcoming events. VFW Post 5789 welcomes the public and showcases live music in Lee's Summit.

Put those memorized lyrics to work at Nirvana Coffee & Games during Critical Hits Music Bingo. Enjoy three rounds of music bingo with songs, lighthearted singalong moments, friendly competition, and prizes. The music plays, you mark the matching songs on your card, and you make sure everything checks out before calling bingo. A prize is awarded every round, and quick mini-games between rounds can grant advantages for the next round or even the next week’s game. No trivia expertise is needed and no singing is required. Bring friends and pick up a drink, then turn your music knowledge into a win. Welcoming participants of every age group.

Thursday nights at Eclipse Bar & Grill bring a soft tip darts blind draw run in a double-elimination format. Signups lead into a random team draw, and play includes Cricket and 501 under OI OO, with a choice to either take the first throw or select the game. Matches follow flip start, loser start, and cork. Entry is $11, with $1 going to a Mystery Out, the bar contributes to the prize pool, and there are added chances to win through a Mystery Out pot and a Triple/Triple/Double pot.

Seek deeper connection and community in a relaxed gathering that centers on open, nonjudgmental conversation. Topics explore life, purpose, justice, and wholeness, with space to reflect on the inner life of the spirit. The atmosphere is inclusive and thoughtful, supporting peace, personal growth, and a sense of belonging. The gathering takes place at Panera Bread.

Noe Palma brings a live show to Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee's Summit. Raised in a music loving family in the Kansas City area, his passion for singing sparked after hearing Elvis Presley perform All Shook Up. With parents who both sang and a father who played guitar, he grew up surrounded by a mix of rhythms and sounds. He sang in his high school choir, then followed the pull of his country roots. The Lee's Summit location of Iron Horse Bar and Grill regularly features live music on Thursday and Saturday nights.

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Learn the essentials of building a Magic the Gathering deck at Game Cafe. To take part, purchase six Play Boosters from any set or choose a Prerelease kit if supplies remain, then check in using the MTG Companion App. Staff will guide you through the deck building process, after which you can test your creation in matches with other players. Everyone who enters receives promotional materials.

This casual in-store Magic event features a shared storyline shaped by player decisions. It is designed to welcome newer players with an easy, relaxed atmosphere and an immersive experience. Players who enter the code in the MTG Companion App will receive a special promo card. There is no entry fee.

Enjoy dinner and drinks while BlackSmith Neighbors plays live at The Inferno Restaurant - Independence OR.

Step into a glow in the dark art studio filled with ultraviolet color and create a one of a kind piece under vivid black lights. Choose from a range of UV projects that illuminate your creativity, then make it your own from start to finish. Pricing varies by the project you select, allowing you to shape the experience to your style and budget for a bright and memorable art session.

Crit & Ale brings a no cover, two-part night to Nirvana that starts with team trivia and flows into karaoke. Trivia features five rounds of ten questions, with the opener built from player-suggested categories carried over from the previous event, a classic general-knowledge second round, a visual third round, an experimental fourth round with an element of luck, and a music-focused finale. Play solo or with a full team, and compete for prizes awarded to the top three teams. After trivia, the spotlight shifts to karaoke and continues until close. Participants can add their names to sing or relax and enjoy the performances, and the bar serves a full selection along with signature cocktails.

At Nirvana Coffee & Games, trivia night blends friendly competition with plenty of laughs in a welcoming setting. Teams are welcome, and solo players can connect with new friends on site. The topics change from game to game, so quick thinking, collaboration, and a good sense of humor matter as much as encyclopedic knowledge. The format stays relaxed while the questions grow more challenging. Enjoy a drink, get settled, and put your knowledge to the test. Prizes and the glory of a win are up for grabs, creating a fun night out. Arriving a little early makes it easier to get comfortable before the questions begin.

Friends and family can come together over robust tastes and celebrate big victories, all accompanied by live music from Lindsay. Enjoy a welcoming setting that pairs vibrant flavors with a lively performance for a relaxed, feel-good experience.

A high-energy karaoke night pairs crowd singalongs with a DJ set. Beats by Smoov supplies the soundtrack, presented by HOT MICS Entertainment.

Cardinal Points Construction hosts the fourth annual cornhole tournament fundraiser benefiting Farm To ABLE Animal Sanctuary & Rescue. Expect friendly competition as teams vie for prizes, bragging rights, and a championship title. Between matches, explore the sanctuary on guided tours to meet rescued residents and learn about their stories and daily care. Live music is planned, with a detailed schedule to be announced. Fundraising features include raffles, auctions, and an online auction for those who cannot attend the tournament. The atmosphere is family friendly with yard games, outdoor activities, and plenty of space to unwind. Additional activities, vendors, and attractions will be announced as plans come together. Tickets will be released soon, and each purchase helps provide feed, veterinary care, shelter, and ongoing support for the animals at Farm To ABLE.

Market on Main in Downtown Blue Springs is a morning marketplace highlighting area farmers and artisans with fresh produce, handcrafted items, and flowers. Sponsored by St. Mary’s Medical Center, it also features themed days including Dog Days of Summer, Health and Wellness Day, Artists and Authors, and Harvest Fest. Vendor packages are offered in full season, partial, and single day options.

The Show Me 250 festivities continue at the Bingham Waggoner Estate with a creative activity for all ages. Participants can paint a clay pot with a patriotic design and take it home afterward. Painting is free and available on a first come, first served basis. Everyone who completes a pot can enjoy a complimentary tour of the property, which includes information about upcoming projects at the estate.

Enjoy a relaxed morning at Colonial Farms with a boxed, farm-to-table brunch served in the orchard, followed by a guided tour and cuddle time with the alpacas. Before the meal, take a moment for games and meet the goats, then sit down to a brunch box that may feature seasonal fruit, quiche made with farm eggs, pastries, brunch sandwiches, and other rotating favorites. Coffee and bottled water are included, and a pop-up bar offers mimosas, cocktails, and additional non-alcoholic beverages for purchase. Dine within view of the alpacas, then head into the enclosure for an up-close, hands-on visit. Continue the adventure with a ride in a military vehicle that provides a unique look around the farm. Afterward, browse the garden center for plants, trees, and gardening essentials. This all-ages outdoor experience takes place on a working farm, so closed-toe footwear is required and terrain may be uneven or muddy. The event runs rain or shine, with brunch moving indoors during heavy rain.

Celebrate music and art in Lees Summit with eight hours of live performances from artists with ties to the CMA, the Grand Ole Opry, and Billboard’s Top 10. Between shows, explore a bustling arts and crafts marketplace and enjoy food and drinks at the Heartland Food and Beverage Garden.

The 22nd Annual Paul Vargo Memorial Golf Tournament and Silent Auction at Shamrock Hills Golf Club offers a day of golf, on-course contests, prizes, dinner, and a silent auction, with proceeds supporting Special Olympics Missouri. Player entry is $125 or $500 for a team, and the fee covers lunch, golf, and dinner. For details about registering or sponsoring, email kofc5568stsabina@gmail.com or contact Scott at 816-721-5598 or Sam at 913-669-7386.

The Saturday Outlaw Concert Series spotlights live music from area bands, paired with burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks. Optional test rides on in-stock models are available with no obligation, provided riders have proper gear and a valid motorcycle license. Friends and family are welcome, whether they ride or not.

An engaging role playing game session centered on collaborative storytelling and character exploration. Suitable for seasoned players and newcomers alike, with groups that create a welcoming setting to build skills and set out on epic adventures.

Enjoy classic rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, and beyond as Bob Rowden and his trio perform at Home Sweet Home Realty during the Blue Springs Fall Fun Festival.

Experience live country music from Emmitt Rickey at The Local Table & Bar in Grain Valley, Missouri.

Josh Andrae takes the stage for a live concert, making his first appearance at VFW Post 5789 as a young, multi-talented entertainer. The lounge and kitchen will be open during the show, serving favorite menu items at very competitive prices.

Bring a beverage you enjoy and tap into your creative side at a relaxed sip and paint session. Choose from a wide selection of painting designs, then work with instructors who tailor guidance to help you create a piece you feel good about. Come with a group or on your own. The session can be organized so everyone follows the same design with step by step instruction, or each person paints a different image with individualized support. Instructors are experienced with both approaches, and group party options are available for a collaborative experience.

This double elimination soft tip blind draw features signups followed by a team draw. Entry is $11, with $1 going to the Mystery Out, and the bar matches the pot. Play includes Cricket, 501 OI OO, and 301 DI DO. Matches use flip start, loser start, and cork. There is a Mystery Out pot and a Triple/Triple/Double pot.

The official book club of Nocterra gathers once a month for a relaxed meetup focused on a single book and a thoughtfully paired tea blend, with lively conversation that keeps things mostly on track. A poll held the month before lets readers vote for the next pick based on the overall feel of each option. The selections lean toward independent authors, with the occasional special release included to expand beyond mainstream titles. After a book is chosen, copies are secured and ready at the start of the month, the title is revealed at pickup, and participants have the month to read. Tickets are $20, which covers a copy of the book along with tea, water, and light refreshments, or $5 if you already have the selected title. Availability is limited at the outset. From time to time, special editions may be offered for an additional fee that will be shared when available.

Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lees Summit hosts live music alongside food and drinks for a full night out. The Lees Summit location features performances every Thursday and Saturday night, and details are updated regularly.

Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House hosts a night built around the songs you loved growing up. Expect a mix of throwback favorites shaped by what the crowd wants to hear, with beers available to enjoy alongside the music.

An inviting, beginner friendly Yoga 101 session takes place in the courtyard at Colonial Gardens, led by Carly Duquette and hosted by Megan's Yoga Tribe. Expect accessible poses, mindful breathing, and gentle movement designed to build strength, ease, and a deeper sense of connection. If the weather turns, class shifts indoors at Colonial Gardens. Afterward, participants can explore the grounds and enjoy a $1 discount on a beverage at Whistle Stop Coffee & Mercantile, redeemable before or after class. Each session costs $15, with a $10 rate available to Megan's Yoga Tribe members using a coupon code at checkout. Please bring a yoga mat or towel, water, and, if you like, a friend.

Rhea Lana’s of Lee’s Summit presents a family shopping event focused on getting children and teens ready for the cooler seasons. Families can choose from several early shopping ticket options to enter before the public, with early access offering the best chance at top finds. Once the event opens to everyone, admission is free and no passes are required. Shoppers can explore more than 40,000 inspected items in one place and save about 60 to 90 percent off typical retail prices. The selection includes clothing from infant through teen sizes, maternity wear, shoes, baby gear, furniture, toys, books, electronics, bedding, and more. Payment options include cash and credit, with MasterCard and Visa accepted. Recognized as a top 10 children’s consignment sale nationwide, this event is hosted by Rhea Lana’s of Lee’s Summit, serving families in Eastern Jackson County. For questions, contact Edwina Littlejohn at edwina@rhealana.com or 816-744-0085.

The Veteran R.E.A.D.S. Program offers free, community-based sessions that harness the power of story to support veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, and their families. Rooted in the idea that stories can strengthen and guide the mind, these gatherings focus on resilience, education, advocacy, open conversation, and service. Participants reflect on lived experiences, deepen trust and connection, and foster a sense of belonging. Each meeting emphasizes effective communication, emotional resilience, and meaningful, story-centered dialogue. Sessions take place at Truman Habitat for Humanity’s Hiram Young School and the MU Extension Office. There is no cost to attend for the intended community.

Art Talk is a casual monthly meetup at Bridge Space in Lee's Summit that brings together artists of every skill level and medium. It offers a warm, supportive environment to connect with fellow creatives, discuss your work, exchange ideas, gain constructive feedback, and share practical techniques from your own practice. Whether you are just beginning or have years of experience, you can expect to leave feeling encouraged, inspired, and more connected to the local arts community, fueled by fresh perspectives and meaningful conversations. The gathering is free and no registration is required. Nearby coffee shops make it easy to pick up a favorite drink or snack beforehand.

Mark your calendar and lend support to a fundraising effort for this organization. Your involvement helps make these efforts possible.

This premiere party brings book lovers together for a first-time screening of The Love Hypothesis movie adaptation. Tickets are $15 and include admission, light snacks and drinks, and a discussion after the film. Guests may also bring their own snacks and nonalcoholic beverages to enjoy during the movie. Folding chairs will be available, and attendees are welcome to bring a lawn chair, camping chair, or another comfortable seat. Whether you are a longtime fan of Olive and Adam or simply eager to see the story on screen, expect a cozy evening of books, movies, and conversation. All ticket sales are final, with no refunds or transfers.

Photographers and Friends offers recurring critique sessions where photographers and artists can share work in a friendly, low-pressure setting. Beginners and seasoned creatives receive practical feedback from experienced mentors rooted in photography, exhibitions, and competitions. Participants leave with clear ideas to strengthen image capture, composition, and post-processing, and anyone not ready to present is welcome to observe and learn from the discussion. Each gathering starts with time to connect, help set the room, and preview the images, followed by brief announcements and a focused critique period with a short break midway. The program is open to members and nonmembers. There is no fee for Summit Art members, and nonmembers pay $5 in cash at the door. Capacity is very limited, so first-time attendees are encouraged to confirm availability in advance.

Set aside time to explore self discovery through writing in an intentional, welcoming setting. This monthly gathering offers space to develop a gentle writing practice that supports listening to your inner guidance. Each session features a fresh prompt, followed by reflection and community sharing. All experience levels are welcome, whether you keep a daily journal or have not written in years. The gathering takes place at Shalom Place in the Community of Christ Temple. Attendance is free, and donations are appreciated to support the ongoing work of the Center for Living Water.

Shamrock Hills Golf Club hosts the 23rd Annual Raytown Police Fund for Public Benefit Golf Tournament, offering a full day on the course with food, refreshments, and friendly competition in support of the community. Proceeds help sustain programs across Raytown and Jackson County, including youth initiatives, services for victims, wellness resources for first responders, and community outreach. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available, and sponsors may choose to donate any unused team spots to local first responders. Team entries are open.

All are welcome at this three day event. There is a $30 landing fee that covers all three days. Food will be available on Saturday, and pilots also receive lunch that day. Expect an onsite simulator, training and demos, plus 3D and scale. Last year, pilots came from states spanning California to Illinois. A flyer is available on the event page.

Food Truck Friday brings a changing selection of local food trucks to Independence for a full day of good food and community spirit. Whether grabbing a quick bite or picking up dinner for the family, there are options for a wide range of tastes. It offers a simple way to support local vendors while enjoying a relaxed, food-centered gathering.

This community remembrance honors Dolly Parton with a hands-on art activity centered on butterfly paintings. Participants choose colors, add a touch of sparkle, and create a piece that reflects what her music, movies, kindness, and spirited presence mean to them. The gathering focuses on shared joy and connection, with Divine Design Solutions & Events taking part and a playful nod to her classic 9 to 5.

Experience the Reality Fracture prerelease with limited seating. A $35 entry covers all materials needed to play, including a prerelease kit. Please have the Companion app ready when you arrive. Space is capped at 30 participants on a first come, first served basis, so arriving early is the best way to secure a seat.

Edge on 7 Bar & Grill features the return of The Fuze Brothers for a party packed with great music, fun times, and lively vibes that lift the mood.

The Free to Breathe Kansas City Walk unites people to raise awareness and support essential research to improve lung cancer survival. Whether participating solo or with a team, walkers can expect a supportive atmosphere that cheers everyone on. The event is free to attend.

Clear out confidential paperwork at the 23rd Street location in Independence with complimentary shredding available to bank customers. Coffee and donuts will be offered while supplies last. You may bring tax forms, medical records, pay stubs, canceled or voided checks, bank or credit card statements, and documents that contain your Social Security number. Staples and paper clips can remain on your documents. This event is not open to businesses.

Hosted by the Greater Kansas City Avicultural Society, this Fall Bird and Pet Fair brings bird and pet enthusiasts together at the Roger T. Sermon Community Center for a full day of shopping and family friendly activities. Browse birds of many kinds along with cages and accessories, bird food and toys, nest boxes and perches, arts and crafts, hand feeding supplies, small animals, amphibians, reptiles, and more. Enjoy a raffle and a kids craft table. Admission is $5 cash only, and children 10 and under are free.

Part of the Saturday Outlaw Concert Series, this event features live performances from local bands along with classic cookout favorites like burgers and hot dogs, plus cold drinks. Attendees can also take select in-stock motorcycle models for a no-obligation test ride. For anyone planning to ride, proper gear and a valid motorcycle license are required. The experience caters to both riders and non-riders, creating a relaxed setting to enjoy music and the Outlaw vibe.

Support Disabled American Veterans and the Rampage Athletics Booster Club by contributing soft goods to the DAV Donation Truck at Rampage Athletics. Donations can include clean clothing, shoes and boots, coats and jackets, hats and gloves, belts and purses, bedding and blankets, sheets and pillowcases, towels and washcloths, curtains and drapes, and stuffed animals. Please place items in bags or boxes when possible to make collection easier. Every contribution benefits veterans and helps the booster club create more opportunities for athletes and their families.

Now in its second year, this community music festival centered on suicide prevention brings live rock to Jennings Farm, featuring Autumn Reign and LITHIUM. Expect vendor booths and food, along with a kid friendly zone offering games and prizes. Admission is by donation, and all proceeds support suicide prevention by funding therapy for those without insurance.

This sealed format event has a $20 entry fee. Entries are limited and must be completed through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Fountain City Roller Derby wraps up its open gender season with a championship night featuring the last matchup, setting the stage for a high energy showdown on the track. The theme is Tacky Tourist, so playful vacation attire is welcome... think bright Hawaiian shirts, trusty fanny packs, oversized shades, and other cheeky travel gear. Team pairings will be announced. Admission is $15 at the door. Guests 17 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult guardian. A $10 fee applies to coolers, glass containers are not permitted, and the snack bar will be operating. Attendance constitutes agreement to Fountain City Roller Derby’s zero tolerance policy. Any harassment, discrimination, or violence targeting a person’s race, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, age, or disability is forbidden, and anyone who violates these rules will be removed from the event.

Last Nights Band, a rock band, performs live at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lees Summit, MO. The group features Gordon Michael Michaels on guitar and vocals, Ric McBath on guitar and vocals, Chef Adam on drums, Matt Rosenthal on bass and vocals, and Stinson on piano and keys. The Lees Summit location also hosts live music on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Unwind with a serene, slow-paced yoga session beneath the moonlight at Legacy Park Amphitheater. The practice emphasizes gentle, passive stretches that promote relaxation for the body, mind, and emotions. Tickets are $12 in advance, and $15 at the gate.

Enjoy a free outdoor Pilates class at the Raymore Amphitheater in Hawk Ridge Park, led by Andrea Cox with Megan’s Yoga Tribe. This welcoming session is open to all levels, from beginners to seasoned practitioners. Bring a yoga mat or towel, come solo or with a friend, and take in movement, fresh air, and a sense of community. Participation is free, sign up is requested, and every attendee receives a complimentary 7 day pass to Megan’s Yoga Tribe. No experience is required.

In appreciation of their service, foster and military families are invited to visit Independence Center for a free shopping experience featuring donated items. Browse and select clothing, shoes, books, toys, and baby essentials to support your household’s needs. Please bring placement papers or a military ID for verification.

The Culver’s Pup-Cup Classic brings golfers and friends together for a full day on the course with good food and friendly company, all supporting Canine Companions. This nonprofit provides expertly trained service dogs to people with disabilities at no cost, making the outing a chance to back a mission that makes a real difference.

The Fuze Brothers make their first appearance at Captain’s Sports Lounge in Grain Valley, presenting a show that celebrates the sound engineer’s birthday and sets the tone for a party.

Midwest Ford Fest in Blue Springs, Missouri is presented by Keen Wealth Advisors and welcomes all Ford-powered or Ford-bodied vehicles for a rain-or-shine gathering in the large parking lot near Sandy’s Restaurant and Side Pockets after relocating from Main Street due to construction. Pre-registration is available for $20, with day-of-show entry at $25. Those who wish to park together should arrive together, as saving spaces is not permitted. Event shirts can be pre-ordered for a $5 discount, with prices of $20 for sizes S-XL, $22 for 2XL, $24 for 3XL, and $25 for 4XL, featuring artwork inspired by the 250th Anniversary Celebration theme. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, cash awards totaling $250 will be given for show vehicles, with $150 for first place, $75 for second, and $50 for third. A Youth Class offers three awards for participants age 21 and under; choose the Youth option when registering and include your birth date. The first 100 registered vehicles will receive a goody bag, and a 50/50 drawing will take place during the awards presentation. Hosted by the Midwest Blue Oval Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2014, the event benefits local charities including Joshua Center, Rainbow Center, and You Matter Movement, and a local youth group will receive half of the 50/50 proceeds.

A premier submission-only grappling tournament comes to APEX Sports Hub, welcoming kids, teens, and adults in both gi and no-gi. This open-invite, double-elimination event features divisions for men and women, age-based and skill-based groupings, and a dedicated novice option for first-time competitors with limited grappling experience. Hundreds of possible divisions are available, and professionally crafted medals are awarded for first, second, and third place. The format follows a modified EBI ruleset for youth, teen, and adult brackets, with overtime used if no submission is achieved in regulation. Matches can be decided by submission, in overtime by submission, fastest submission, or fastest escape, as well as by opponent disqualification or forfeiture. Submissions are recognized by a physical or verbal tap, or an audible signal during a submission attempt. Early bird registrations are priced at $79 for one division and $99 for two, with absolute divisions at $40. Standard registrations are $99 for one and $129 for two, with absolute divisions at $60. A 25 percent off code, mokc26, is available to the first 20 competitors and applies to early bird pricing. Competitor lists are viewable during registration. Edits can be made until the stated deadline, after which brackets are finalized and single-competitor divisions may be moved to an appropriate group. If no match is available after finalization, a full coupon credit is issued for a future event. If a registration is canceled before the edit deadline, a full event credit is provided. Competitors left without a match due to an opponent withdrawal also receive a full coupon credit when no suitable alternate division exists. Brackets and a schedule will be released ahead of the tournament and displayed on screens at the venue, and referees make courtesy calls at the mats. Warm-up mats are generally available, though they may be used to run additional brackets if needed. Weigh-ins take place on tournament day, athletes may choose appropriate attire and are not required to weigh in with a gi. If a competitor does not make weight, they are moved to the next available weight class, and if no higher class is available they are disqualified. Spectator passes are available for $15 at the door.

Browse an extensive selection of vinyl at a free-to-attend monthly record market at Englewood Arts. Expect thousands of records from many local sellers, while DJ Lost One plays 45 rpm selections to set the mood. This recurring event rotates between Englewood Arts and Metcalf Antique Mall throughout the year, offering collectors frequent opportunities to dig for discoveries. The atmosphere is welcoming and enjoyable for everyone.

A lively trivia night features raffles, snacks, and a silent item segment. Participants may reserve a full table for up to eight people for $80 or attend individually for $10 per person.

This event marks a return to Lee’s Summit.

After Party Band brings a high energy mix of rock and party favorites to VFW Post 5789. The lounge is open to the public and will feature drink and food specials. Get ready for a lively night of dancing with Kansas City’s party band for every occasion.

The ARC Coin Show in Independence brings together multiple dealers buying and selling a wide range of U.S. coins, silver bullion, and more. It offers a chance to discover new additions for a collection, connect with fellow hobbyists, or receive cash offers for coins you are ready to sell. The event takes place at The American Legion Tirey J. Ford Post 21. JoCo Coin Shop will have a table on site and will be buying and selling throughout.

Alison's Angels hosts the fourth annual charity golf tournament at Lakewood Oaks Country Club. The tournament brings golfers together for a day on the course in support of a charitable purpose. It continues the organization’s annual tradition.

A multi-day gathering is planned at Drury Inn & Suites in Blue Springs, Missouri. The tentative schedule includes registration and evening presentations on Thursday, a bus tour with evening presentations on Friday, and a Saturday program featuring a membership meeting, a swap meet, and an evening banquet with a presentation. Additional details will be updated as planning continues.

The Lee’s Summit History Museum presents Remembering Lee’s Summit, an evening of storytelling that brings the community’s past to life. Longtime residents and new neighbors can listen as preselected speakers share personal memories and insider perspectives on the city’s history. Hosted at Bridge Space, the setting is informal and intimate, like friends gathering to trade the legends and legacies that make the city special. Popcorn will be provided, and attendees may bring their own beverages for a relaxed BYOB experience. Whether reconnecting with familiar faces and favorite moments or learning the stories behind historic downtown landmarks, this program bridges the gap between the community’s history and its present. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support the museum’s work preserving local voices.

This event offers an evening of bingo, with snacks and drinks available to enjoy together. Everyone is invited.

Driveway Drinkers returns to East Forty Brewing for a live performance featuring original red dirt music. It is always more fun when everyone can sing along, and playlists on YouTube and Spotify are provided to help you get familiar with the songs.

Whiskey Business performs a blend of classic and contemporary country, classic rock, and blues at VFW Post 5789. Enjoy the music with a dinner special or appetizers, and a full menu that is available all day. The event is open to everyone.

Bob Rowden Music Trio makes a return appearance at The Goat Brewing Company with a set of familiar classic rock spanning the 60s, 70s, and beyond. The performance features decades of recognizable hits, played live at the brewery, with beers, other beverage selections, and food available from the venue.

Chapel Hill Rebellion returns to Dirty Harry’s Bar & Grill for live music and dancing. There is no cover charge, so bring your dancing boots.

At Erin’s Pub, enjoy a mix of funk-infused blues and time-honored rock, blending soulful grooves with guitar-driven energy.

Dan & Zachary perform a live two-piece acoustic set at Tavern 24.

Enjoy a high energy afternoon of live music with the Saturday Concert Series featuring Steven Bankey & the Flatland Band, presented as part of the Saturday Outlaw Concert Series. Expect a lively set alongside classic cookout favorites like burgers and hot dogs, plus chilled beverages. Test rides on in-stock motorcycle models are available with no obligation. Riders must bring proper riding gear and a valid motorcycle license. Both riders and non-riders are welcome to take in the music and atmosphere.

The Lucky Us Band takes the stage with a lively, high-energy show built on years of seasoned musicianship. The set blends country, classic rock, and fan favorites spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond. Expect tight playing, plenty of momentum, and the distinctive shimmer of steel guitar for listeners who love that classic sound. It is a dynamic live experience that keeps the crowd engaged from start to finish.

Mike Jones and John Allin perform as the Ramblers Union duo with a high-energy live set that keeps the dance floor moving. Lively rhythms and an upbeat vibe make this performance ideal for anyone ready to stay on their feet.

Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee's Summit hosts a high-energy night with Damaged Goods, a Kansas City cover duo featuring Bret Reece on vocals and rhythm guitar and Devin Dudley on lead guitar and vocals. The set leans into acoustic renditions of Southern rock, classic rock, and country hits that invite sing-alongs and dancing. Known for punctuality, dependable gear, and a no-drama approach, they keep the experience smooth and fun. Their motto sums it up: "We play the songs you know by heart."

The Show Me Reptile Show arrives at Adams Pointe Conference Center with a family friendly expo that blends education and exploration. Attendees can see reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics, plus find plants, bioactive supplies, feeders, enclosures, décor, and other care essentials from a wide range of breeders and vendors. Many guests come to browse, learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community that supports the hobby. Outside animals are not permitted. General admission is available with advance purchase at $12 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under admitted free. At the door, adults are $15 and kids ages 7 to 12 are $5, with children 6 and under free. A VIP pass is offered for $17 in advance or $20 at the door and includes complimentary entry on day two at any two day shows.

Dogtoberfest 2026 brings together MOGS and more than 100 vendors for a day of shopping, food, and canine fun. Pick up a meal from the food trucks, take part in a dog Halloween costume contest, browse items for purchase, and meet adoptable dogs. Admission is a dog food donation that supports the Lee's Summit Animal Shelter, which received 6.2 tons of food in 2025.

Dogtoberfest packs a full slate of canine friendly fun with free admission when you bring a donation of dry or canned dog food to support local shelters. The day features playful competitions like a Halloween costume contest, best trick honors, and a dog and owner look alike showdown. Expect agility runs and canine demonstrations, high flying disc catching action, a lighthearted biscuit bobbing game, and plenty of learning through live training sessions and educational demonstrations. More than 100 vendors will be on site, including pet bakeries, veterinarians, rescues, and others. Made a Promise Rescue will be there with a playful find us challenge, encouraging attendees to seek them out for cuddles, puppy kisses, and adoption ready charm.

Admission is free with a donation of dog food, and all contributions support a food drive that benefits local animal shelters. Expect a full day of canine fun, with games like sack races, bobbing for biscuits, and musical disks. Friendly competitions highlight crowd favorites such as best biscuit eater, best tail wagger, costume creativity, dog and owner look-alikes, best kisser, and best trick. Live demonstrations showcase the skills of search and rescue teams along with carting, police, service, and herding dogs. Hands-on matches, tests, and workshops cover agility, obedience, rally, the Canine Good Citizen program, dock diving, weave pole races, and frisbee. Browse booths featuring rescue groups, boarding services, adoptable pets, pet supplies, and pet sitters.

A collaborative childbirth education workshop with Quincy focuses on practical preparation for birth and the early postpartum period. Participants explore ways to stay comfortable in late pregnancy, what to do in early and active labor, and how a partner can provide meaningful support. The session also addresses expectations around induction and augmentation, comfort measures for an unmedicated birth, and tools and resources for a medicated labor. Postpartum care is included, with guidance on infant feeding techniques and troubleshooting, along with information about postpartum mood disorders. Quincy is a full spectrum doula, childbirth educator, infant feeding specialist, homebirth midwifery assistant, and student midwife with more than five years of experience and participation in over one hundred births in a variety of settings. This class is recommended for those between 28 and 32 weeks of pregnancy. The fee is $75 and covers one pregnant attendee and a single support person. Registration details are available on the event page.

Bailey Training and Support presents a community Safe Sitter Essentials with CPR course at Blue Springs Fieldhouse at the Carson Ross Community Recreation Complex. This instructor-led program runs about six and a half hours and is intended for students in grades 6 through 9. Through interactive games and role-playing, participants learn how to stay safe when home alone, care for younger children, and prepare for babysitting. The curriculum includes safety awareness, child care fundamentals, first aid and rescue techniques with child and infant CPR, and practical life and business skills.

An 80s dance party is headed back to Erin’s Pub with About Last Night, bringing a lively throwback to Independence, MO. The pub blends upbeat sports bar energy with a welcoming neighborhood feel, and the menu features favorites like Philly and Buffalo Chicken wraps alongside shareable bites such as house-made onion straws and loaded nachos. Expect outfits channeling Jordache, sky-high hair, and looks inspired by Madonna, Billy Idol, and classic 80s films, plus plenty of air guitar and dancing. About Last Night, formed in 2012, fuels the night with high-energy 80s rock and pop hits that spark singalongs and keep the crowd moving. Big choruses, familiar favorites, and a party atmosphere come together for a true 80s throwback at Erin’s Pub.

The MGDs bring a live set to The 1909 Club in Lee's Summit. Capacity is limited, and admission requires a reservation. Save your place by arranging your RSVP with Libations & Company.

Up From The Coop delivers a high-energy night of 60s and 70s classic rock, built on the album favorites that defined a generation. The band has entertained the Kansas City area for years and digs into classics by Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Yardbirds, REO, Toto, Cream, The Moody Blues, and more. The set celebrates music many first spun on vinyl and played on cassette until the tape wore thin, inviting plenty of singing along and dancing. It is a nostalgic journey through timeless rock.

The Local Table and Bar in downtown Grain Valley hosts a free show as the performers make their return to the venue.

A performance blending searing blues, country with a funky groove, and old-school rock and roll. A lineup of seasoned, skilled musicians delivers it with a playful outlaw streak, ready to bend the rules and keep the music rolling.

FreeLance returns to Konrad’s Kitchen and Tap House in Lee’s Summit with a live music show. The venue offers food and drinks and features a stage set for performances, creating a lively setting for the night.

A family friendly running event for every pace and fitness level features multiple distances, including 5k, 10k, half marathon, a 1 mile option, and a kids dash for children 10 and under. Packet pickup takes place before the start, the kids dash meets at the start line and participants are guided to the starting area, and the National Anthem signals the beginning of the race. Chip timed races provide instant results with awards available at the registration tent right after participants finish. Every entry includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal, and the 1 mile is untimed while still including these keepsakes. Complimentary photos and finish line snacks are provided. The kids dash is untimed and includes a mini bib, a youth sized shirt, and a medal made specifically for young runners, and children who want to participate without the included gear may run at no cost. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under priced at $17. Whether aiming for a personal best or taking it easy, everyone can run their race in an encouraging and inclusive atmosphere.

Step into the world of Prythian for a late-night launch celebrating the sixth book in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. Admission includes party entry and a preordered copy, so fans can secure the new release while enjoying themed fun. Before the big reveal, gather a team or play solo to take on series trivia covering the High Lords, the Inner Circle, Velaris, and memorable scenes from the books. The celebration welcomes both casual readers and those who know every detail. Costumes and cosplay are encouraged, and a winner will be chosen ahead of the release. If trivia is not your game, create your own bookmark and take part in additional activities. When the book officially drops, attendees pick up their reserved copies and keep the festivities going with prizes and ACOTAR inspired camaraderie.

Celebrate the arrival of the next ACOTAR book with a late night release gathering filled with activities and snacks. Expect a lively countdown, space to trade theories, opportunities to meet other readers, and a festive atmosphere marking the moment the new installment becomes available. Capacity is limited and a party ticket costs $10. If you would rather skip the festivities, preorder pickup and shopping will be available shortly before the book goes on sale. A detailed plan for the evening, along with extra surprises, will be shared ahead of time, and there may even be a costume contest.

Experience a restorative session with Infused Sound Healing that begins with a ceremonial smoke gathering, then flows into a 60 minute guided meditation paired with a soothing sound bath. Attendance is limited to 25 people to keep the atmosphere intimate. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing, since participants will move from sitting to standing. The location will be shared after ticket purchase, and the ticket link is listed in the event details. If there are any issues accessing tickets, please contact the organizers. Take time to recharge and reconnect with the Infused Sound Healing community.

A special Halloween dance party at Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House features classic rock spanning the 1960s to the 2000s. Performing are Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums. Colin Rohde manages sound and lends vocals on “My Own Worst Enemy.”

Dogzilla brings a live rock show to IronHorse MO.

Collectors of every level can explore new additions, sell coins for cash, and connect with fellow enthusiasts at the ARC Coin Show. Multiple dealers will be set up to buy and sell a wide selection that includes U.S. coins, silver bullion, and related items. The event is held at The American Legion Tirey J. Ford Post 21. The event page is hosted by JoCo Coin Shop, which will also be buying and selling at the show.

Center for Living Water hosts a monthly mindful movement yoga gathering at the Community of Christ Temple. Participants engage in movement, reflection, and practice within a sacred community setting, accompanied by live music and guided by Jenny Lowndes. Park in the Temple lot and enter through the East entrance at Circle Drive. Bring a personal mat and towel if desired; mats and blocks are available.

This event features live music from Haley, Matt, and Jon.

Downtown Lee's Summit will host a parade honoring the nation’s military while commemorating 250 years of American history. Framed by a Legacy of Liberty theme that celebrates two and a half centuries of American spirit, the procession features key eras, influential figures, and landmark moments portrayed by reenactors, community groups, and students. Entry is open to all, and there is no cost to participate. Participants are encouraged to represent a distinct period, historic milestone, or notable individual to help build a living timeline, with prizes awarded for entries that best reflect the theme.

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour with Zahriya Zachary to Blue Springs Christian Church in Blue Springs, in the Kansas City area. This stop celebrates his latest album and features a worship set that includes I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, along with favorites Build My Life and Good Good Father. VIP and early entry options are planned alongside general admission. Tickets are on sale, and to protect buyers from scams, use the official ticketing outlet, as third party resales for TPR events are not permitted.

Friends and families come together over bold flavors and memorable victories as Caleb Blacksher performs a solo live set at Captain’s in Grain Valley.

Explore a lively craft and vendor fair featuring distinctive gifts, handcrafted goods, tasty baked treats, boutique finds, home decor, and more. It is an easy place to start or finish Christmas shopping while supporting local businesses. Admission is free, and the market takes place indoors regardless of weather. Vendor opportunities are available, including a 10-by-10 booth space for $40 and an 8-foot table space for $30 that includes one 8-foot table and two chairs. Optional add-ons include a 6-foot table with two chairs for $10 and electricity for $5.

Blue Springs City Theatre marks its 40th anniversary with a celebratory gala spotlighting the many stars who made four decades of storytelling and song possible. The event pays tribute to the artists, volunteers, patrons, and community members whose passion has kept the lights bright and the applause strong. It reflects on the journey so far, recognizes the people who sustain the work today, and looks ahead with optimism to the seasons yet to come.

The Lucky Us Band performs a concert powered by many years of experience. The set features an up-tempo mix of country, classic rock, and popular hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond. The show highlights the distinctive sound of steel guitar and is crafted to keep the energy high throughout.

Even if it is chilly outside, the atmosphere inside Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House turns warm as Press Play brings a lively set packed with songs you love to hear. Enjoy an upbeat night of music that keeps the energy high from beginning to end.

Holiday cheer fills The LUXE EVENT SPACE on Independence Square as Horizon View KC helps kick off the Square Holiday Lighting Ceremony. Expect sparkling lights, lively music, local shopping, and community fun. Warm up with hot chocolate while browsing distinctive gifts from local vendors in a setting welcoming to all ages. Whether starting Christmas shopping or simply soaking up the season, there is something for everyone. Leading up to the celebration, a vendor spotlight series will introduce the small businesses participating and preview the products and gifts they plan to bring.

Game Cafe hosts a sealed release event for the One Piece Card Game OP-18 set. Entry is $35. The tournament consists of three Swiss rounds. Every participant receives a pack, with possible extra prizes from the event kit if available. Entry is limited, and registration must be completed through the Bandai TCG+ app.

Up From The Coop brings a classic rock experience built on album favorites from the 60s and 70s, music that defined a generation and still resonates today. The Coop has entertained the Kansas City area for years with this sound, and the show invites plenty of singing along and time on the dance floor. Songs by Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, The Yardbirds, REO, Toto, Cream and The Moody Blues are part of the mix, sparking memories of records spun at home and cassette tapes played on repeat in the car.

High energy rock fills a lively spot, delivering pounding rhythms, roaring guitars, and a charged atmosphere from start to finish.

Use art to explore and express your emotions. No prior experience is required.

Burn off those Thanksgiving calories on the dance floor during a four-hour session of hits spanning multiple decades.