Events in Clay County, MO

Spend an evening at Innovative Tax & Accounting Solutions focused on networking and refreshments while building new professional relationships. Bring business cards to exchange as you meet and mingle.

Spend an evening at the Excelsior Springs farmers market, where local growers and makers offer produce, handmade goods, baked treats, farm products, flowers, and gifts. The setting is family friendly and relaxed, with chances to connect with neighborhood vendors while picking up ingredients for the week. Over the course of the season, look for rotating extras such as special activities, vendor highlights, cooking demonstrations with recipe ideas, and raffle giveaways. It is a welcoming midweek gathering that celebrates fresh food, local businesses, and community spirit.

A free open studio hosted by The Artisan Market where you can bring your current project and spend creative time with others. All crafters and fine artists are welcome to work at their own pace and share a friendly, supportive atmosphere.

The Wildwood Boys will perform at H.A.B.O.T., appearing as the third band in the lineup.

With Chef Sandy, explore a from-scratch Greek menu that journeys from Athens to Crete. The lineup includes spiced whipped feta, a Cretan village salad, lemon and garlic roasted chicken alongside roasted potatoes, and a walnut spice cake finished with honey yogurt.

Set aside 90 minutes for an immersive sound bath and Reiki experience that encourages your body to soften and your mind to unwind. Settle into quiet while the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls and other therapeutic instruments usher you into deep rest. Reiki is offered throughout to promote relaxation, balance, and a grounded sense of calm. There is nothing to accomplish or figure out. Simply get comfortable, receive, and make room for rest. Walk out feeling lighter, restored, grounded, and more connected to yourself. No prior experience is required, and participants are welcome to get cozy and simply receive. Members receive a $10 discount.

This beginner friendly quilting class focuses on the Posh Gobble project. The one day course is led by Annette Saitta, who provides step by step instruction to guide you through a piecing project with a successful finish in mind. The class ticket includes the Posh Gobble pattern.

Taking place at the Feldmans Farm & Home parking lot in Liberty, Missouri, this small animal swap brings together people from around the Kansas City area to purchase, sell, or trade small animals. It offers a friendly setting to meet others with similar interests and make exchanges in one convenient location.

Enjoy a family-friendly trick-or-treat experience at Hy-Vee. Children are welcome to wear their favorite costumes, collect treats throughout the store, and take part in seasonal activities with a few surprises. Activities and schedules may vary by location, so check with your local Hy-Vee for details.

The 3rd annual Designer Bag Bingo arrives at its new home, Gladstone Community Center, with a lively mix of games and designer purse prizes. Admission is $30 per person. Each ticket covers two hours of bingo along with light snacks and beverages. Raffle tickets will be available for separate purchase for chances to win wallets, wristlets, tote bags, and more. A returning gently used section will offer big savings on pre-loved purses. The event also honors Tony’s legacy through dance and supports meaningful causes close to the organizers’ hearts.

Learn to bake three breakfast favorites from scratch, featuring tender buttermilk biscuits, blueberry scones topped with a bright lemon glaze, and apple streusel muffins. These homemade treats are well suited for a cozy brunch or for gifting to friends and family.

Trunk or Treat returns to Smithville Ford for its second year, offering a free community gathering in Smithville, MO. Families can collect candy from creatively decorated Ford vehicles, enjoy Halloween-themed coloring, and take part in games and activities for all ages. Mexypinos Food Truck will be on site with food available. Dressing up in costume is encouraged, and the atmosphere is designed to be festive and safe for everyone.

This gentle somatic yoga pop-up focuses on retraining the connection between brain and body to ease unconscious tension that contributes to stiffness and limited movement. Designed as a soothing reset for those who spend long hours at a desk, juggle family demands, or carry the weight of daily life, it supports reconnection with the body and a lighter feeling this season. No flexibility or prior experience is required.

Celebrate Halloween at Long Equestrian Center with family-friendly fun. Children can trick or treat, play in a corn pit, and visit a petting zoo. The Four Bears food truck will offer dirty sodas and food for purchase. Please note that pets are not allowed.

Share a Parisian inspired evening in the kitchen as you cook together. The romantic menu begins with a salad of roasted beets and asparagus dressed with a champagne vinaigrette, and the meal is prepared side by side.

Step onto the dance floor at Cory Frank's Bar & Grill, a new spot. Table reservations are available and tend to fill quickly.

Classic rock favorites spanning the 1960s through the 2000s take center stage in this performance. The lineup features Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, and Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitar, and vocals. Phil Antkowicz anchors the beat on drums, with sound engineering by Colin Rohde.

A kid-friendly Halloween celebration invites families to enjoy safe trick-or-treating, cheerful photo opportunities, and sweet treats from local vendors. Costumes are welcome, and creativity is encouraged to add to the festive spirit. Those interested in contributing can host a room, decorate it, and hand out candy to help create a fun experience for local kids and families. For information about hosting, contact Dr Jennifer Cauble at jcauble@pcpeds.com.

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Stroke survivors, along with their caregivers and family members, are invited to a supportive gathering in Education Center, Room 5. The group emphasizes connection, practical resources, and meaningful conversation, with fresh topics introduced each month. For questions or additional details, contact Stroke Program Manager Courtney Goodling at cgooding@kumc.edu or 816-415-7795.

Discover a playful, hands-on class where you design and craft a custom magic wand. Guided by Alexander, you will choose crystals, gemstones, beads, ribbons, and a wooden base, then learn simple decorating and assembly techniques. Along the way, set intentions and channel your creativity and energy to shape a piece that reflects you, whether for spiritual practice, costume fun, or a touch of everyday magic. All supplies are provided, it is welcoming to beginners, and everyone leaves with a unique wand they made themselves.

Put your random facts to work at TNT Trivia at Hammers Dueling Piano Bar, a lighthearted test of offbeat knowledge.

Experience JEOPARDY! Bar League at T-Shotz, the official bar trivia adaptation of the iconic quiz show. Bring a team or play with friends as you tackle clue-filled rounds for two hours, with chances to win prizes and plenty of spirited competition in Kansas City.