Events in Kansas City
Monthly Pop-Up Food Pantry and Resource Fair
On the first Tuesday of each month, a pop-up pantry and resource fair provides free food for anyone in need. Attendees can pick up fresh produce and learn about helpful services from community partners. There is no registration. Walk in and take home what fits your household. Supplies are limited and distribution continues only while items last, so arriving early is recommended. Questions are welcome.
Weekly Walk-in Housing Assessments!
Walk-in housing assessments are offered weekly to link people who are experiencing homelessness or escaping domestic violence with support through a housing program. These brief conversations focus on understanding each person’s situation and identifying the next steps that can lead to safety and stable housing.
Our Spot KCPokemon Trade Night
An evening devoted to Pokemon trading with a community focus. Bring your binders and meet fellow enthusiasts to make trades. If you have specific offers or wish lists, post them on the Community Board to help match up desired exchanges.
311 & Dirty Heads
311 and Dirty Heads perform live at Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, Missouri, sharing a bill for a concert that puts both groups on the same stage.
Kansas City, MoXTREME Music Bingo
Big Shots Bar & Grill hosts a weekly Xtreme Music Bingo, newly relocated from the former Hy-Vee Market Grill. Take advantage of an extended happy hour with $2.75 domestic pints, $3.50 well drinks, and $1.50 off all appetizers while you mark your bingo card to the music. Prizes include gift cards and other specials from local businesses and participating liquor distributors.
Big Shots Bar & GrillKansas City Pagan Hangout
This weekly, no-host social offers an in-person space for the KC metro pagan community to connect and hang out. It brings together witches, heathens, druids, eclectics, reconstructionists, initiated and non-initiatory practitioners, solitary participants, and members of covens, kindreds, temples, lodges, and chapters.
Pawn and Pint-OfficialCome Out & Play
This all-ages gathering offers an open board game free-for-all at Our Spot KC. Attendees can bring a favorite game or choose from the on-site collection for casual play. There may be occasional one-shot Dungeons and Dragons sessions, and prospective DMs can contact james@ourspotkc.org. The venue is served by bus routes 75, 71, and Prospect Max, and it includes a wheelchair ramp, off-street parking, and all-gender restrooms. Snacks are available, and everyone is welcome.
Our Spot KC"Jerry's Other Fingers" A Tribute To The Jerry Garcia Band by Dupree's Diamonds
Continuing its yearly tradition during Jerry Week at The Mothership, Dupree's Diamonds offers a tribute centered on the music of the Jerry Garcia Band and a warm celebration of Jerry Garcia's legacy. Audio support comes from 7BPS and lighting from Vermillion Lighting Co. The performers include Scott Middleton on lead guitar, Neal Wolahan on bass and vocals, Joshua Pohl on percussion and lead vocals, Melinda Ivey on backing and lead vocals, Ruthie Becker-Clark on backing and lead vocals, Jake Swanson on drums, Brandon Vogt on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, and Rick Symmonds on keyboards.
Mike Kelly's WestsiderWest Texas Exiles
West Texas Exiles offer a modern take on the Lone Star sound, blending tradition with indie edge. Formed in Austin by three singer songwriters, Marco Gutierrez, Daniel Davis, and Colin Gilmore, with Eric Harrison on bass and Trinidad Leal on drums, the group introduced their debut EP, Volume I, with a sold out release show at Austin’s Saxon Pub in 2023. Their inspirations range from The Flatlanders and Buddy Holly to Vampire Weekend and Jason Isbell, and collaboration is central to their story, including studio work with Jaret Ray Reddick of Bowling for Soup and The Voice finalist NOIVAS, direct tour support for Dave Alvin, and backing Jimmie Dale Gilmore. They have appeared at SXSW as official artists and at Willie Nelson’s Luck Reunion, earned radio play locally, nationally, and internationally including SiriusXM, and received recognition in the International Songwriting Competition in the Americana category. Their music channels the spirit of Southwest Americana and keeps reaching for new horizons, "while I still got my boots on my feet."
KnuckleheadsKids Art Camp | Session 4
Kids ages 5 to 12 can dive into a creative art camp at Mattie Rhodes Cultural Center, where an encouraging environment and a variety of hands-on projects help them develop skills and express their ideas. The session centers on making art through engaging activities that spark imagination and confidence. The cost is $180 per child and includes all materials, snacks, and an Art Camp T-shirt.
BIBIBOP dine to donate
Dine to donate at BIBIBOP Asian Grill (Kansas City - Waldo) and help support Head for the Cure. When dining in, show the flyer or mention Head for the Cure, and 20% of your order total will be donated back to Head for the Cure.
BIBIBOP Asian Grill (Kansas City - Waldo)Move & Groove Class at the Cafe
A lively music and movement class invites little ones to dance, wiggle, and play in a fun, high-energy setting. The Move and Groove class welcomes all ages and is especially suited for children under 6. Participation is included with open play. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and guests may bring their own peanut-free snacks. Outside beverages are not allowed, except for water and formula. Reservations can secure a spot. Socks and completed waivers are required. If plans change, rescheduling is available by texting 816.298.0955.
Weekly Guided Tour
Enjoy a guided tour designed for visitors who want a more focused experience of the collection. A guide will lead groups of up to 40 participants and share insights you might not uncover on your own. The tour length varies based on interest and engagement. Standard admission is required. For large groups, call to make a reservation as usual.
Caleb Blacksher
A welcoming atmosphere pairs delicious drinks with live music by Caleb, setting the scene for a great time.
Brick HouseNeedle Nerds
Needle Nerds is a relaxed Wednesday gathering where crafters bring their current sewing, crochet, knitting, embroidery, or other projects for a cozy night of making together. Enjoy your hobby time with friendly company, plus tasty food and drinks in the mix. Participation is free. If you are feeling competitive, you can also take part in Max James Trivia for $7 per player to compete for prizes, though trivia is completely optional. All skill levels are welcome, and the focus is on community, creativity, and a little nerdy needlework.
Pawn and PintQuest for the Holy Grail
Experience the energy of Theme Nights with interactive activities, community celebrations, and Broadway performances available at a special discounted rate. The Quest for the Holy Grail theme night turns the Encore Deck into a medieval realm with craft activities, interactive fun, and a regal specialty beverage. Attendees are encouraged to arrive in medieval or fantasy inspired attire to fully embrace the quest. A special discounted ticket provides access to these exclusive extras.
Starlight TheatreJesse Welles - Red Tour 2026
Jesse Welles takes the stage for a live performance with guest performer Steph Strings. Enjoy an evening of music from both artists. The event is open to attendees of all ages.
Grinders KC Event VenueFountain City Poetry Slam
Experience a high-energy night of spoken word at the Livestock Exchange Building (KC) with the Fountain City Poetry Slam. Masks are strongly recommended. Held on the first Wednesday of each month, this event features a $5 to $20 sliding scale cover and a $50 cash prize for the winner. Hosted by Ember Matthews, the slam brings 10 poets to the stage, with on-site signups and a random draw to determine who competes, and no advance registration. The competition unfolds over three rounds, moving from 10 poets to 5, then 3, until one poet claims the top spot. The organizers champion both the local and national slam communities and nurture craft and stage presence through classes, workshops, themed slams, group rehearsals, and feature shows. To inquire about being a featured act, email poeticundergroundkc@gmail.com. Poetic Underground focuses on poetry as a pathway to healing and community building, creating a brave space for artists in Kansas City.
Livestock Exchange Building (KC)Poetry Open Mic
Poetic Underground hosts an open mic for poets and prose writers at the Livestock Exchange Building (KC). A sign-up sheet will be available, and performers are called in a random order. Share your work during a short set and honor the mic as a supportive, respectful space for all voices. Admission is free. Masks are strongly recommended for attendees. Poetic Underground focuses on poetry as a path to healing and community building, fostering a welcoming place for artists in Kansas City.
Livestock Exchange BuildingArt of Wonder
Art of Wonder is a warm celebration of creativity and imagination centered on the potential of the youngest learners. At Zhou B Art Center in the Historic 18th and Vine District, it features student artwork and moments that spotlight a shared dedication to ensuring every child has access to high quality early education. The spirit of the event underscores how supporting early learning today helps build brighter futures for the community.
Zhou B Art CenterWoody's Karaoke Wednesdays
An award-winning karaoke night at Woody’s puts the spotlight on singers of every style, from easygoing crooners to powerhouse belters. Big Body Caprice serves as the weekly host, guiding a night of crowd favorites, bold performances, and a lively atmosphere with drinks flowing. Wednesday karaoke at Woody’s holds a legendary status in KC.
Woody'sMagic the Gathering: Commander Night
Casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play with no entry fee. Attendees receive a rare card for showing up, and door prizes are available. Food, drinks, and MTG products are offered on-site. A House Judge is available to handle rulings. Suitable for newcomers and longtime players alike. Bring a deck and, if you like, a friend for casual Commander games.
Pawn and PintBritish Pub Quiz Night
Hosted by the DBE Bard of Avon and Magna Carta Chapters, this British pub quiz brings teams together at Minsky’s Pizza for an evening of friendly competition, trivia, and prizes. Rounds span art, geography, British television, history, music, and more. Tickets are 30 dollars per guest and must be purchased in advance. The top team earns a prize, and there is also an award for the most creative team name. Admission includes pizza and appetizers along with indulgent British desserts. A cash bar offers beer, wine, and cocktails. The Cork Pull adds a fun twist... buy a numbered cork, then claim the bottle of wine or liquor with the matching number. Proceeds contribute to the event’s fundraising efforts.
Minsky's PizzaGypsy Outcast
Gypsy Outcast brings its rock sound to Bike Night at Worth Harley-Davidson.
Worth Harley-DavidsonLevel One - Pokémon TCG
Casual Pokémon TCG play is free for participants, with promos available for those who join in. The event also offers casual tournaments to test decks, featuring pack prizes for players and extra promos.
Level One Game ShopElwood and the Blues Masters
Elwood and The Blues Masters take the stage as part of River Market Melodies, a free monthly concert series bringing live music to City Market Park throughout the summer and fall. The atmosphere is designed for families and music fans of every age. Parking options are close by, and the park sits along the KC Streetcar route for easy transit access. Before, during, or after the performance, attendees can pick up food and drinks from River Market merchants to enjoy in the park. The series is presented by Port KC and produced in collaboration with Downtown KC and River Market KC.
City Market ParkBike Night @ Worth HD ft. Gypsy Outcast
Held at Worth Harley Davidson, this bike night features live music, food, and chilled beverages with no cover charge. The lot fills with motorcycles of all makes and models, and attendees are welcome whether they arrive on a bike or in a car.
Worth Harley-DavidsonRobopocalypse: The Musical
Puppeteers For Fears presents a musical production titled Robopocalypse. Guests younger than 18 must attend with a parent or legal guardian.
recordBarBattletech: Alpha Strike
Presented by Catalyst Game Labs, this official Battletech: Alpha Strike night features guided play with Catalyst developers. Players can dive into custom one-off missions, seasonal campaigns, and league competition, while also helping the Catalyst Demo Team playtest new mechs, scenarios, and rules. The cost is $7 per player, and everything needed is provided, including mechs, terrain, maps, and unit sheets, so the spotlight stays on commanding your lance through unique battles. Power up for an evening of tactical mech action and hands-on testing.
Pawn and PintFire Flow
This weekly meet-up brings together fire performers, flow artists, musicians, and spectators in a welcoming and supportive space. Poi, staff, dragon staff, fans, rope dart, and other fire props are in the mix, offering time to practice, perform, connect, and inspire one another. Music and movement blend with firelight to create a vibrant atmosphere where artists of all experience levels can share their passion and continue to grow. The environment is family friendly.
SlabsTNT Trivia
TNT Trivia brings a trivia challenge to Sandbox KC. Put those random facts to the test and see how much you really know.
Sandbox KCTeacher Trivia
Teacher Trivia runs most Thursdays at Captain's Sports Lounge in Kansas City. Each game mixes questions from music, movies, history, geography, and math, along with playful categories like Dumb Ways to Die and Trivia Against Humanity. Participants can win gift cards and other promotional prizes.
Captain's Sports Lounge (Kansas City North)Kat King and more
Three Kansas City standouts share the Greenwood Social Hall stage for an intimate night of original music. Kat King delivers indie pop with heartfelt writing, lush arrangements, and memorable hooks, led by multi-instrumentalist Kat King and known for lively performances alongside national acts. Fullbloods, the project of songwriter and producer Ross Brown of Shy Boys, Koney, and Snacky, offers dreamy, harmony rich indie rock that expands live into a full band. Brian Gerald Bulger brings reflective alt folk rooted in acoustic traditions, blending gentle melodies with personal, story driven lyrics. The room seats 70, keeping the setting close knit and centered on the music. Tickets are $20, available online or with cash or Venmo at the door. Light refreshments are available, with donations welcome. Please note that the hall is on the second floor of a historic building and reached by exterior concrete stairs.
Greenwood Social HallKat King and more
Enjoy a night of live music at The Greenwood Social Hall with Kat King, Fullbloods, and Brian Gerald Bulger. Kat King delivers a Kansas City indie pop rock sound built on years of songwriting and recording, from an early start with a first release at 14 to a 13-song album and multiple EPs by age 20. The band released the EP Merry Go Rounds in 2025 and is putting the finishing touches on its debut full-length. Performances have included bills with CMAT, The Beths, and Jason Isbell, and listeners voted three of the group’s singles into the top tier of a 2025 year-end list, alongside steady support from local radio. Fullbloods is the studio project of Kansas City songwriter and producer Ross Brown, whose credits include Shy Boys, Koney, and Snacky, and his live set features friends joining on stage. Brian Gerald Bulger, a Kansas City writer and singer songwriter who also creates board games, shares work focused on community, mental health, and storytelling. He has released three studio albums and has contributed as a writer, producer, and performer on collaborative projects. Tickets are $20. Refreshments are provided by Greenwood Social Hall, with donations appreciated. Please note that the venue is on the second floor of a historic building and is only accessible via an exterior set of concrete stairs.
The Greenwood Social HallArt Class
Little artists ages 0 to 6 can dive into color, texture, painting, and simple crafts during a weekly art class at MY Play Café - Northland KC. The session encourages sensory discovery, creative expression, and fine motor practice in a playful environment with plenty of hands-on making. Entry to the class is covered by Open Play admission, so kids can create and enjoy playtime in the same visit. Socks are required, and reservations are recommended.
MY Play CaféCoors Light Hot Country Nights: Tyler Hubbard
Catch Tyler Hubbard live as part of Coors Light Hot Country Nights. Plan to arrive a bit early, since doors open at 6:00 PM. This event includes photography and video, and by entering the venue you consent to being photographed or videotaped for possible marketing use.
KC Live!Arranged In April
Catch an all-ages screamo show featuring Arranged in April, Granule, and My Spirit is Gone at Howdy. The doors open at 7:00 PM, with live music starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $20, and there is no refund policy.
HowdyANDY GRAMMER - THE BIG STUPID HEART TOUR
Catch Andy Grammer live at VooDoo at Harrah's Kansas City. The show features Andy Grammer with Walk off the Earth as a supporting act, with music starting in the evening.
VooDoo LoungeMoney Talk for Kids: Summer Series @ MY Play Cafe
Introduce children to money in a playful, age-appropriate way with a nine week summer series focused on financial literacy. Open to all ages, the curriculum is tailored for different stages so every child can participate comfortably. Across weekly sessions, kids explore the basics of money and vocabulary, practice number sense and early math, learn about spending, saving, and earning, and take part in hands-on pretend money games and activities. The class is led by Emily, a manager, entrepreneur, world traveler, and mom to a six year old with a master’s degree in education, who helps children build confidence and real world life skills. This small group experience has limited space, and participation is included with open play. Reservations can guarantee a spot.
Crossroads First Fridays Street Market
First Fridays return to the Crossroads Arts District with a lively street market that showcases the neighborhood’s energy, creativity, and culture. The Crossroads Community Association and Art Garden KC partner to highlight the area’s Art Alleys, creating new connections among galleries, restaurants, boutiques, lounges, and small businesses across the district. Browse work from more than a hundred local artists and makers, featuring handmade artwork, jewelry, ceramics, fashion, prints, and other original pieces from Kansas City creatives. Enjoy live music and mainstage sets hosted by DJ E from KKFI’s Energy & Jams, with a rotating lineup of local performers keeping the evening moving. Savor bites from a dedicated food truck plaza or explore nearby eateries, breweries, galleries, and creative spaces as the neighborhood buzzes with activity. Street parking and public garages are available. Vendors should note that applications are handled only through the official application platform. Be cautious of scams or impersonators offering vendor spots.
Crossroads Art DistrictParallel Eudaimonia - Micael Elrod & Brittany Noriega | August First Friday Reception
An opening reception centers on Parallel Eudaimonia, a collaborative exhibition by friends and artists Micael Elrod and Brittany Noriega. Rooted in the Greek idea of eudaimonia, the highest form of human flourishing achieved through purpose, virtue, and realizing one’s potential, the show follows two kindred paths that mirror each other in spirit and theme. Together they reflect on matriarchal power, the sacred feminine, and devotion to the natural world. Brittany approaches these subjects through rigorous, research-driven inquiry, while Micael engages them from a spiritual vantage point, creating complementary perspectives on a shared vision. Micael Elrod is an experimental textile artist and mother based in Kansas City, Kansas. Her creative and spiritual practices are inseparable, and her process carries a ritual quality. She investigates matrilineal bonds and the subconscious, translating them into imagery drawn from symbols of ancient matriarchal reverence, along with plants and animals. Influenced by the ornate solemnity of Catholic iconography from her upbringing, she infuses her pieces with a playful yet dark sensibility. She has been a full time artist since 2024. Brittany Noriega is a Kansas City artist who works primarily with graphite and charcoal on a monumental scale. A full time artist since 2015, her practice is deeply shaped by studies in the social sciences and psychology, informing how she considers power, identity, and the human experience. She is currently completing an MA in Science Writing at Johns Hopkins University, which further enriches the analytical foundation of her work.
Cross- Threaded Group Show and The Annual Sketchbook Project
A First Friday opening features two exhibitions that explore process and material from different angles. In the Main Gallery, Cross Threaded, curated by Thayer Bray, gathers eight artists from the Kansas City region to spotlight textiles as a vital fine art medium. The idea of thread appears in many forms, including large knitted wall pieces, freestanding CAD weavings, refined embroidery, suspended jacquards, repurposed and salvaged quilts, painted and reassembled patchworks, and textile infused assemblages and installations. The presentation reflects a growing support for media once considered outside traditional art and shows the dynamic range artists bring to conversations with textiles. In the Snap Space Gallery, the annual Sketchbook Project opens sketchbooks filled with thoughts, ideas, finished drawings, rough sketches, experiments, notes, abandoned starts, and side tracks. The setting underscores the personal, intimate quality of the sketchbook and offers a candid look at work by artists and writers from the Kansas City region.
Static Bloom | Art Collective | First Friday Opening at LVAC
In the Back Gallery at LVAC, three artists present a collaborative exhibition that closely examines American life through the objects and images that surround it. Stuart Asprey, Jason Cytacki, and Robert Dohrmann work in ceramics, painting, sculpture, and assemblage made from reclaimed materials, drawing from advertising, toys, packaging, and suburban settings to explore how everyday imagery shapes personal and shared identities. Their use of humor, sometimes unsettling or absurd, opens space to consider difficult themes without sentimentality. One body of work offers ornate ceramic narratives that weave together folklore, memory, and sharp wit. Another treats suburban symbols like stage props to puncture stories of comfort and national triumph. A third employs salvaged materials with a direct, confrontational voice to address consumer culture, environmental strain, and concentrated power. Throughout the exhibition, ordinary things are treated as evidence, pointing to desires and contradictions beneath daily routines. The result balances satire and seriousness, encouraging reflection on the popular imagery that helps build the myths many people live by.
No Scrubs 90s Dance Party: Early Edition
Presented by Blisspop, No Scrubs is a 90s dance party serving up throwback hits with an all-ages welcome. Touted as the largest celebration of 90s dance music in the country, it pairs DJ-driven sets with nostalgic visuals that channel the era of fanny packs and AOL. Expect favorites from TLC, The Notorious B.I.G., Britney Spears, Jay-Z, Nirvana, Tupac, Spice Girls, No Doubt, LL Cool J, Salt-N-Pepa, and more. Dressing the part is encouraged, whether that means flannel and band tees, hemp necklaces, FUBU, skateboard style, or other vintage looks. Requests are accepted throughout the event, so longtime favorites from an old CD binder can get their moment. Hosted at Warehouse on Broadway in Kansas City’s Westport neighborhood, the venue also features the on-site restaurant Sound Bite Social. The restaurant operates on event days, has a north-side entrance that does not require a show ticket, and can also be reached from inside the venue.
Warehouse On BroadwayCxltura First Friday
An open exhibit shines a light on up-and-coming artists and gives them a platform to share their work. This year’s edition centers on the diversity of cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives that shape each creator, highlighting the inspirations that inform their pieces.
Mattie Rhodes Cultural CenterA Beautiful Disruption
Experience an immersive blend of light and sound that invites visitors into the worlds of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masters such as Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Cézanne. The program guides audiences through influential works while incorporating the artists’ own words to deepen understanding. Afterward, a volunteer Museum Guide leads a communal viewing and discussion of selected pieces, creating a shared space for contemplation and conversation.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtFirst Friday Opening - John Raux
A First Friday opening highlights the work of John Raux, an artist and traveler born in Dakar who has long called Kansas City home. After studying illustration at ArtCenter College of Design in Los Angeles, he returned to the Midwest, launched an interactive gallery, served as the vocalist for the metal band James Dean Trio while working in construction, and set out on a series of far-reaching journeys. In 2007 he hiked the Pacific Crest Trail across the United States, then began painting in response to travel and cultural exchange. He later traversed Nepal and much of India by mountain bike, completed a similar ride across Europe, and developed bodies of paintings whose titles often evolve into poems or stories, frequently shown alongside his photography. His path has included work as a creative ambassador with the Pokot community in Kenya’s Rift Valley and the creation of the Forum, the arts, tech, and social program within the Middle of the Map Festival. Recognition includes the ArtsKC Inspiration Award. He has lived and worked in Guatemala, created work in the Republic and Northern Ireland, and held residencies at Takt in Berlin, Jaaga in Bangalore, Refuge in Antigua, BNIM, the Drugstore, and Rock Cottage Glassworks in Kansas City. He continues to create fine art, write poetry, and collaborate on public murals with SIKE Style while pursuing new cultural exchanges and creative collaborations locally and abroad.
Little Stranger
This concert features Little Stranger with support from Tropidelic, Jarv, and Damn Skippy. Attendees can choose a general admission floor or reserved cabaret and high top table seating. A $2 minor fee will be collected at the door for patrons under 21. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as local, seated, Spotify, and VIP package presales, plus a VIP package onsale.
The Madrid TheatreNe-Yo
Ne-Yo brings a summer evening performance to Riverside, delivering smooth vocals, a tight, polished show, and choruses made for crowd singalongs. Expect big moments when "Miss Independent," "Sexy Love," "So Sick," and "Because of You" hit, with nonstop energy keeping things moving. Akon is on the lineup to add even more throwback heat. The concert takes place at Morton Amphitheater, and early arrival is encouraged so you are in place from the very first songs.
Morton AmphitheaterMark Schatz and Brian Mc Dowell
Mark Schatz and Brian McDowell make a rare Midwest appearance at Jamminatjohnboys. Mark’s background includes collaborations with Tony Rice, John Hartford, Emmy Lou and Nickel Creek. Brian is an in-demand Nashville session player with deep roots in old-time music. Together they present a show to remember. Attendees may bring their own beverages and snacks, and instruments are welcome for a jam following the performance. A suggested donation of $25 supports the band.
JamminatjohnboysFridays
Karaoke and dancing set the tone at Gaels, a lively spot for birthday celebrations. Enjoy $3 beers and a pizza night while the music keeps the party going.
Gaels Public House & SportsNe-Yo and Akon: Nights Like This Tour
Ne-Yo and Akon perform live together at Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, MO. This concert presents both artists on the same bill at the venue for a shared evening of music.
Morton AmphitheaterVintage Revival
Bella Patina transforms a 100-year-old warehouse in Kansas City’s Historic West Bottoms into a 25,000-square-foot showcase of vintage, antique, repurposed, and handmade finds. Spread across three floors, the market features furniture, decor, art, and clothing curated by more than 80 vendors who spend the month sourcing, creating, building, and refinishing unique pieces. Styles range from industrial and farmhouse to shabby chic, mid century, retro, and rustic, with items that are both refinished and untouched to suit a wide variety of tastes. The third floor is home to the Painted Rooster, offering made-from-scratch breakfast and lunch along with baked goods. Bella Patina was among the first vintage and antique stores in this historic district, which also includes over 20 other shops, food trucks, and a variety of experiences. This is a once-a-month event.
Bella PatinaTivoli Under the Stars: The Sandlot
Tivoli Under the Stars features The Sandlot, following Scottie Smalls, portrayed by Thomas Guiry, as he relocates to a different neighborhood and strikes up friendships with kids who gather to play baseball at a sandlot. Their bond brings plenty of humor and heartfelt moments, until a choice by Smalls sparks trouble for the whole crew.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtFriday in the Park
Enjoy a Friday afternoon in the park with live local music at the Festival Shelter. This is a free event open to the public, featuring the band Penderblast Red-E-Mix. It runs from late morning into the early afternoon.
William E. Macken ParkOpen for Lunch on Fridays | 3 Courses for $33
Plaza shoppers and soccer fans this summer can find a lunch lineup built around three courses for $33. Start with BBQ Brisket Cheddar or another cheese, followed by a salad such as Watermelon Feta or another salad option. For dessert, choose S’mores Chocolate Fondue or a different chocolate selection. An optional add-on entree is available for an additional $25, with choices including BBQ Pork, Cajun Shrimp, Teriyaki Steak, Chicken Breast, Potstickers, and a fresh vegetable medley. Walk-ins are welcome.
Kendra Gives Back to Made a Promise Rescue
Shop for a cause at Kendra Scott in Kansas City during a Kendra Gives Back event benefiting Made a Promise Rescue. The in-store portion lasts two hours and features complimentary champagne and sweet treats, along with opportunities to meet some of the rescue’s current pups and learn about its mission. A two day virtual option is available, and 20 percent of purchases made by supporters will be donated to Made a Promise Rescue to help cover veterinary care, food, and other essentials for dogs waiting to be adopted. Mention Made a Promise Rescue at checkout so your purchase is counted toward the fundraiser.
Kendra ScottSaturday Bands @ Worth HD ft. Todd Justice & the American Way
At Worth Harley Davidson, Saturdays bring live music, cold drinks, and a lot filled with bikes and familiar faces. The atmosphere is relaxed, everyone is welcome no matter what they ride, and lingering is encouraged. The weekend rhythm rolls on all summer long.
Worth Harley-DavidsonPop-Up Yoga with Ture Love Yoga
Enjoy an outdoor pop-up yoga session with Ture Love Yoga on the Historic East Lawn. Expect a gentle reset with breath work and mindful movement beneath the shade trees, all set in the heart of the city. This is a donation-based experience, and TLY members participate at no cost. Half of all proceeds support the Museum’s ongoing renovations. Bring a mat and water, and feel free to come with a friend. Enter through the main gates and make your way to the lawn on the right. Free street parking is available. After the session, participants receive a complimentary house soda at Elixir, the Museum’s soda fountain located downstairs, with additional beverages and bites available for purchase.
The Museum of Kansas CityTodd Justice & The American Way
The big stage at Worth Harley Davidson features a three-hour set packed with favorite hits spanning the past 50 years.
Worth Harley-DavidsonBoost & Builds
Precision X Performance returns with a second Boost & Build focused on horsepower, friendly faces, and a strong automotive community. Participants can bring their own vehicles, explore standout builds, and connect with fellow enthusiasts, with every make and model welcome. The official location will be announced, and updates about vendors and special features are coming soon. This installment aims to be even bigger than the first.
Kansas City, MissouriRufus T. Barker's Wonderfully Whimsical Canine Carnvial
Rufus T. Barker's Wonderfully Whimsical Canine Carnival brings a playful twist to a classic fair, featuring original games, delicious food, and plenty of quirky fun. Created as an evening for adults to reconnect with their inner child, it is open to guests 18 and older and focuses on sparking play and meaningful connections. Set at J. Rieger Distillery, every ticket includes food, drinks, and live entertainment. Pricing options include an early bird rate of $50, general admission at $75, and a group package for $750.
J. Rieger DistilleryTimeless Love: 50th Anniversary Celebration and Benefit Gala
This milestone gathering honors the 50-year love story of Jack and Carolyn Vaughn. The celebration features music, lighthearted moments, and plenty of laughs, all in support of the I Care KC Foundation.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Kansas City International AirportMike Finch Acoustic
Live music will fill the patio at Jess and Jim's in Martin City, with food and drinks to accompany the performance. It is a new venue for the performer.
Jess and Jim's Steak HouseThe Stray Cats
The Stray Cats bring their show to Uptown Theater with special support from Midnight Cowgirls. This is a reserved seating event, so attendees will have assigned seats. Tickets are offered via artist, Spotify, and local presales, followed by a public onsale.
Uptown TheaterShiny Dreamers Cosplay Live! HONEY:B HIGHWAY
A Crazy:B-inspired independent live brings the energy to Westport Bowery, transforming the space with a lively jazz vibe. A four member cast featuring Jacky, Savii, Haley, and Gray leads a set that travels through songs from Crazy:B’s catalog, making memorable stops along the way. Before the main show, there will be games and raffles, followed by a high energy performance, themed drinks with both alcoholic and non alcoholic options, exclusive merchandise, and an opportunity to meet the performers. A Honey:B lightstick in a special edition is part of the experience, with additional surprises planned. The theme captures a buckle up and get ready to ride spirit.
Westport BoweryGrateful Phish Heads
Grateful Phish Heads celebrates the music of the Grateful Dead, Phish, and Talking Heads with two sets at recordBar, accompanied by the Anadog Liquid Light Show. Formed in 2023 in Kansas City, the group reimagines favorites with bold improvisation and a voice all their own. They study each catalog with care while steering clear of direct imitation, shifting from quiet nuance to surging intensity and leaving room for spontaneity and psychedelic color. The lineup features William Andrew on guitar and vocals, Trey Green on bass and vocals, Ben Hutchinson on keys and vocals, Andy Launder on guitar and vocals, and Evan Verploegh on drums.
recordBarLakeside Nature Center Garden Workday
Assist Lakeside Nature Center volunteers and Missouri Master Naturalists in caring for native garden beds. Wear long pants and bring garden gloves or sleeves for protection. Pack a refillable water bottle and any preferred tools, such as snips, loppers, or a small shovel. Insect repellent will be provided. To RSVP, email marysmead@comcast.net.
Lakeside Nature CenterFarmers Market
City Market presents a year-round farmers market known as the region’s largest and rich in history. Browse fresh produce, local goods, plants and flowers, specialty foods, handmade items, and more, rain or shine. The market is covered and easy to navigate in any weather, so comfortable shoes are a good idea. A wagon or collapsible cart can be helpful for larger hauls, and a gate attendant can hold purchases while you get your vehicle. Selection changes with the season and weather. Vendors accept both cash and cards, and there is an ATM in the main lobby. An interactive vendor map updates in real time to show who is attending and where each stall is located. The market runs weekly on Saturdays and Sundays with hours that vary by season. Most shops and restaurants remain open after the market wraps up, making it easy to keep exploring.
City MarketMarket Saturday
Explore a lively farmers market featuring produce at its seasonal best, artisanal goods, and handmade treats. Enjoy the upbeat vibe as you fill your basket with favorites and support local growers and artisans.
South-Broadland Presbyterian ChurchChapel Hill Rebellion
Enjoy rocking tunes at The Thirsty Gnome in NKC. Admission is free for this live music show.
The Thirsty GnomeAmanda Fish
Amanda Fish takes the stage in the Gospel Lounge with a blend of blues rock and Americana, pairing raw, soulful vocals and heartfelt lyrics with swampy guitar tones, punchy drums, and groove-rich bass. Raised in the Kansas City music community, she formed her band in 2014 and soon released her debut, “Down In The Dirt,” on the Vizztone Label Group, earning the 2016 Sean Costello Rising Star award from Blues Blast. After relocating to St. Louis, she followed with “Free,” again on Vizztone, which received the 2019 Blues Music Award for Best Emerging Artist Album. During 2020 she issued the home-recorded “Trailer Park Demos,” and later returned to the studio for “Kingdom,” released in July 2024 on Vizztone, a record that leans into themes of faith, redemption, hope, and a steady focus on truth and love. Her music continues to reach a growing audience, with more than 240,000 Spotify streams and over 4,000 monthly listeners worldwide. “Free” debuted at number 6 on the Billboard Blues Chart and reached number 4 on the iTunes Blues Albums chart. “Kingdom” climbed to number 1 on the Roots Music Report’s Blues Rock chart, with four tracks appearing in the Blues Rock Top 20 at the same time, and the single “Mockingbird” hitting number 1 on SiriusXM Bluesville’s Rack of Blues Countdown for two consecutive weeks. A seasoned live performer across the United States and Canada, she has appeared at venues such as Knuckleheads in Kansas City, Buddy Guy’s Legends in Chicago, Ground Zero in Mississippi, and The Rhythm Room in Phoenix, and at festivals including the W.C. Handy Festival, Brigg’s Farm Blues Festival, Michael Arnone’s Crawfish Festival, Gloucester Blues Festival, Big Sky Blues Festival, and Camping With The Blues. She is currently based in Nashville and touring in support of “Kingdom.”
KnuckleheadsGeorge Lopez
George Lopez brings his signature stand-up to The Comedy Club of Kansas City. His set features quick-fire stories and clear-eyed humor drawn from family life, cultural experiences, and the passage of time. A veteran of the craft, he delivers tightly structured jokes with a candid voice that keeps the room engaged from the opening laugh to the finale.
The Comedy Club of Kansas CityA Little Something Turns One!
A Little Something celebrates its first anniversary with a pop-up market at PH Coffee. Enjoy a coffee while exploring a small group of local vendors and a cozy atmosphere honoring the occasion.
PH CoffeeRPG Free Play
Adventurers are welcome at an open tabletop roleplaying session featuring Dungeons and Dragons and other RPGs. Character sheets, pencils, loaner dice, and support books are provided to make it easy to jump into a game. Participants can bring a party or link up with new companions at the table for collaborative, story-driven fun.
Pawn and PintTimeless Love: A 50th Anniversary Benefit Gala
Celebrate 50 years of love for Jack and Carolyn Vaughn at a benefit gala supporting the I Care KC Foundation. Expect music, fun, and laughter for an in-person evening with doors opening at 5:00 PM.
Embassy Suites by Hilton Kansas City International Airport"Bad" Music Sunday
A weekly Sunday Funday in Kansas City showcases classic sing-alongs on the screens as Video DJ Brett Dietrich mixes beloved hits with nostalgic video cuts. Expect bold style and playful retro flair, from sky-high hair and platform shoes to full-on throwback energy lighting up every display. The soundtrack is packed with favorites, the bar stays busy, and the vibe is lively from start to finish, with plenty of chances to sing at the top of your lungs.
Woody'sR&B and Ribs
Making its Kansas City debut at Kansas City Live Block, this daytime celebration blends R&B flavor, carefully curated DJs, and grill-side comfort food in a lively setting. Lineups feature iconic names alongside hometown favorites, highlighting the sounds and artists rooted in the local scene. Cooks fire up the grills with comforting bites designed to keep the crowd moving. The atmosphere emphasizes safety and inclusion, welcoming all. This event is for ages 21 and over. A General Admission ticket grants entry, access to the live entertainment, and one drink ticket that can be exchanged for beer, wine, hard seltzer, well mixed drinks, water, or a soft drink. Photo and video will be captured throughout, and entry signifies consent to be recorded and to allow those images to be used across all forms of media, including for marketing.
Kansas City Live BlockRome Streetz
Experience a live appearance from Rome Streetz. Guests younger than 18 must attend with a parent or guardian.
recordBarArt on Walnut 2026
Art on Walnut brings a local, open air craft fair to City Market KC along Walnut Street, right beside the farmers market and River Market Flea. Each Sunday from April through October, a rotating lineup of 33 Kansas City artists, makers, and creatives features handmade jewelry, ceramics, original artwork, and unique gift-worthy pieces. Take a relaxed stroll with a coffee, sample something fresh from nearby vendors, and soak up the energy of a historic neighborhood. Free to attend and family friendly.
City MarketRiver Market Flea
River Market Flea returns for the summer with a rotating selection of vintage treasures at City Market. Explore retro apparel spanning the 1960s to the early 2000s, plus accessories and hard-to-find pieces, all chosen by local vintage pros, including the team known for notable Kansas City Chiefs fashion moments. Browse neighboring Art on Walnut, a curated showcase of local artists and makers presented by Art Garden KC. Round out the visit with Farmers Market stands offering seasonal produce, cut flowers, bedding plants, vegetable starts, and more, then wander the permanent shops and restaurants at City Market for additional discoveries and international flavors.
City MarketSandbox Sundays Outdoor Yoga (pending weather)
Enjoy a refreshing outdoor yoga session at Sandbox KC, with a guided flow under the open sky that balances calm and energy. Newcomers and seasoned practitioners are equally supported. The class is free and weather dependent. Participants should bring a mat. Afterward, attendees can take advantage of 10% off brunch and mimosas with fellow yogis.
Soul Yoga Fest
Soul Yoga Fest KC is a free community wellness day featuring a mix of movement classes and workshops. Expect more than 10 sessions including yoga, meditation, dance, tai chi, and special offerings for kids, plus vendor highlights with local goods and healthy food. The schedule includes events throughout the day, running from a morning gardening workshop to afternoon classes like dance and yoga for men.
Uzazi VillageChorus Girl Workshop
A pay what you can dance workshop at Music Theater Heritage celebrates the legacy of Ann Reinking and Gwen Verdon, artists who helped carry forward the signature style of Bob Fosse. The session explores jazz and musical theater movement with emphasis on performance quality, musicality, storytelling, and hallmark Fosse details. Expect stylized combinations, playful attitude, clean lines, and theatrical flair in a supportive, low pressure environment open to every level. No experience is necessary, making it a welcoming option for musical theater enthusiasts as well as anyone eager to try something new and enjoy a touch of vintage Broadway magic.
Music Theater HeritageFamily Fun Day
Family Fun Day at Pawn and Pint focuses on affordable, screen-free time together. Kids and teens under 18 play free, and families receive discounts on food and non-alcoholic beverages. Explore a library of more than 1,000 board games with choices for every age and interest. Enjoy a relaxed outing with no cleanup to worry about, just good food, fun, and plenty of laughter.
Pawn and PintFeatured Speaker: Dr. Benjamin Reed, "Box Turtles"
This program features a talk by Dr. Benjamin Reed on box turtles, complemented by live music from Music by Skippy and a community moment with Tracy Vacca. Dr. Reed, a behavioral and physiological ecologist, leads undergraduate research teams in Western Nebraska and Eastern Kansas to study Ornate Box Turtles, focusing on movement ecology and behavioral types to inform public education and management practices. By participating, attendees agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct.
Kansas City OasisGrowing Your Practice
Whether you are just starting to meditate, returning with questions, or working through obstacles, this class supports practitioners at every stage. Each session is led by a qualified Temple Buddhist Center teacher and includes guidance in a straightforward meditation method, options for sitting comfortably, and strategies for building a consistent practice. Several books will be used and available for participants. Suggested dana offering is $10. Sessions take place downstairs in the Power & Light Room at Unity Temple on the Plaza.
Unity Temple on the PlazaPaint 'n' Take Workshop
Enjoy a hands-on miniature painting workshop that welcomes complete beginners and experienced hobbyists alike. For $7, each participant receives an unpainted figure in a fantasy, sci fi, or historical style to customize and take home. Brushes, paints, and all needed supplies are provided, and gaming is available throughout the evening. Supportive volunteers offer tips and techniques so everyone can feel confident at the painting table. Attend on your own or with friends, and leave with a finished mini ready to display.
Pawn and PintHeroic Dungeons and Dragons One-Shots
Adventurers are invited to take on a high difficulty Dungeons and Dragons one shot designed for both newcomers and seasoned players. Begin with a level 5 character of your choice outfitted with basic equipment, then collaborate to face demanding modules, tactical battles and brain teasing obstacles. House Dungeon Master Sarge leads the session, guiding the party through a style of play that is both rigorous and rewarding. Admission is $7 and grants entry to the full lineup of games and events at Pawn and Pint. It also includes the chance to paint a miniature at the Paint 'n' Take station, along with access to house supplies such as dice, miniatures, character sheets and more. Strategy, problem solving and a bit of luck will be essential to overcome the challenge.
Pawn and PintOpen-mic StorySLAM with The Moth and KCUR
At Knuckleheads Kansas City, an open-mic StorySLAM with The Moth and KCUR invites anyone to step up with a true, personal tale told in five minutes, or settle in and listen as others share. The theme is SCHOOLED, focusing on the lessons that leave a mark, whether they come from classrooms or life’s curveballs, wise relatives and mentors, lucky breaks, victories and missteps, a fortune-cookie surprise or a nod from astrology, and even insights that range from Confucius to Brené Brown and from teachers, siblings, bosses, or bullies. Tickets for Kansas City StorySLAMs are released ahead of each show. Seating is first come, first served and not guaranteed. Admission is not guaranteed for late arrivals, and all sales are final. A limited number of tickets, up to 10, may be available at the door on a first-come, first-served basis.
Knuckleheads Kansas CityKaraoke with DJ Rosie-J at Hammer's Dueling Piano Bar
Karaoke takes center stage at Hammer’s Dueling Piano Bar with DJ Rosie-J keeping the energy high and the song list rolling. Expect a lively atmosphere, spirited singalongs, and standout moments from both first-time singers and experienced performers. The mic is open to anyone ready to shine, whether your comfort zone is the shower or the stage. Many attendees arrive early, linger late, and turn up the volume for a night filled with crowd-pleasing tunes and plenty of fun.
Summer Ninja Camps
Kids can spend a week tackling obstacle course challenges at a gym inspired by a popular ninja competition show. These summer camps run Monday through Friday, offering 15 total hours of activities for $200. Participants practice skills like climbing, jumping, balancing, traversing, and swinging through a variety of obstacles.
READERS NEEDED - Story Time in the Kids Zone at PH Coffee
A weekly story time takes place in the Kids Zone at PH Coffee, hosted by Mr. Dave Reads. Each session features a fresh selection of books curated by Mr. Dave, offering a new lineup of stories every week.
PH CoffeeLindsey Stirling
See Lindsey Stirling on the Duality Untamed Tour at Starlight Theatre. The show is on August 10, 2026 at 8:00 PM. There are also VIP package options available, and $1 per ticket goes toward The Upside Fund, which supports equitable healthcare and medical debt relief, mental health access, and nutrition education and food justice.
Starlight TheatreWeekly Walk-in Housing Assessments!
Weekly walk-in housing assessments offer an in-person connection for individuals without housing or those escaping domestic violence. These sessions focus on understanding each person’s circumstances and identifying immediate housing needs.
Our Spot KCXtreme Music Bingo
Big Shots Bar & Grill hosts Xtreme Music Bingo with an extended happy hour and chances to win prizes. Play bingo while enjoying $2.75 domestic pints, $3.50 well drinks, and $1.50 off all appetizers. The event has moved from the former Hy-Vee Market Grill. Winners can receive gift cards and special prizes from local businesses and liquor distributors.
Big Shots Bar & GrillKansas City Pagan Hangout
Meeting in person each week, this no-host social offers a casual way for the KC metro Pagan community to connect and chat. Participants span many paths, including Witches, Heathens, Druids, Eclectics, and Reconstructionists, along with both initiated and non-initiatory practitioners. Solitary folks and those involved with covens, kindreds, temples, lodges, and chapters are welcome. The group gathers at Pawn and Pint-Official to meet others and build community.
Pawn and Pint-OfficialCrafters Meetup
A meetup for crafters at Barnes and Nobles/Zona Rosa. This recurring gathering offers a chance to connect with others who enjoy crafting.
Barnes and Nobles/Zona RosaJEOPARDY! Bar League at T-Shotz
JEOPARDY! Bar League brings its official bar trivia format to T-Shotz. The event features two hours of trivia and chances to win prizes, ideal for groups of friends who want to play together.
Move & Groove Class at the Cafe
A lively class filled with music, dance, and playful movement created for young children. It is open to all ages, with the sweet spot being kids under 6, and it offers an easy way to burn off energy while making memories together. Participation is included with open play access. Food and beverages can be purchased on site, and peanut-free snacks from home are allowed. Outside drinks are not permitted, except for water and infant formula. A reservation guarantees your place. Socks and waivers are required for participation. If plans change, rescheduling by text is available within two hours.
Weekly Guided Tour
Enjoy a focused look at the collection with a guided tour led by a knowledgeable guide. Capacity is limited to 40 participants, and the experience offers deeper context than a typical self-guided visit. Plan for roughly two hours, with the length shaped by participant interest and engagement. Regular admission applies. Large groups are asked to call ahead and reserve a time as usual.
Needle Nerds
Needle Nerds is a relaxed gathering for makers to settle in with their works in progress, including sewing, crochet, knitting, embroidery, and more. Expect friendly company, plenty of crafting time, and food and drinks to enjoy while you work. Attendance is free. Those feeling competitive can also take part in Max James Trivia during the event for $7 per player if competing for prizes, and participation in trivia is optional. All experience levels are welcome.
Pawn and PintWednesday Night Ride
This no-drop group ride keeps everyone together. Routes are typically about 15 miles with the option to go longer. Helmets are required, and lights are required when conditions make them necessary. The ride is weather dependent.
Howard Mahan & Friends 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
At B.B.'s Lawnside BarB-Q, Howard Mahan & Friends present a recurring event featuring Adam Watson, TJ Erhardt, and Chase McRoy.
B.B.'s Lawnside BarB-Q🎶 Woody's Karaoke Wednesdays 🎶
This weekly karaoke night at Woody's, hosted by Big Body Caprice, has earned awards. Singers of every kind step up for crowd pleasing songs, powerful vocals and show stopping performances, while the bar stays busy and the energy stays high. The Wednesday karaoke tradition at Woody's has built a legendary reputation.
Minds in Motion Tour - Legendary Landscapes
Explore a selection of painted scroll masterpieces that have returned to view after years away. See how artists shaped ink and silk into sweeping mountains and quiet valleys, creating poetic reflections on the bond between people and the natural world.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtMagic the Gathering: Commander Night
Enjoy relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander games in a welcoming setting. Participation is free, and attendees receive a rare card for coming out. Door prizes add an extra bit of excitement. Food, beverages, and MTG products are available on site, and a House Judge can help with any rules questions. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Bring your deck and bring a friend.
Pawn and PintHeartland Bimmer Night @ The Monarch Bar
Heartland Bimmer Night brings BMW enthusiasts together at The Monarch Bar for a refined spin on the usual meetup. Expect a relaxed evening of conversation among longtime Heartland Chapter participants, newer BMW CCA members, and anyone who loves the Ultimate Driving Machine. The venue’s sophisticated setting and standout cocktails set the tone for an elevated, easygoing gathering focused on community and shared passion for the brand.
The Monarch BarLevel One - Pokémon TCG
Pokémon TCG nights feature free casual open play with promotional items available for participants. Casual tournaments are also available for players to test their decks, offering pack prizes and extra promos.
Level One Game ShopBike Night
Bike Night at Worth Harley Davidson brings together live music, tasty food, and cold drinks alongside long lines of motorcycles representing many makes and models. It is free to attend. Riders on two wheels and those arriving by car are equally welcome, creating a lively scene for friends to gather. If you plan to go, you can mark your interest on the event page.
Worth Harley-DavidsonHamBingo for Made a Promise Rescue
At Hamburger Mary’s Kansas City, HamBingo raises funds for Made a Promise Rescue with bingo games that offer chances to win prizes, a 50/50 raffle, and lively entertainment in a friendly atmosphere. Each game helps provide care and second chances for rescue dogs. Reservations are available online.
Hamburger Mary's Kansas City!Teacher Trivia @ Captain's Sport Lounge NKC
Teacher Trivia is held most Thursdays at Captain's Sports Lounge in Kansas City, featuring a rotating mix of questions that span music, movies, history, geography, and math, along with playful themes like Dumb Ways to Die and Trivia Against Humanity. Participants can compete for gift cards and other promotional prizes. New topics keep the trivia fresh each week.
Captain's Sports Lounge (Kansas City North)Fire Flow
This weekly meet-up brings together fire performers, flow artists, musicians, and spectators to celebrate the art of fire in a welcoming and supportive setting. Participants who spin poi, staff, dragon staff, fans, rope dart, or other fire props will find space to practice, perform, connect, and inspire one another. With music and movement alongside the glow of flames, the atmosphere encourages artists of every experience level to share their passion and grow together. The space is family friendly.
SlabsTNT Trivia at Sandbox KC!
TNT Trivia delivers a weekly challenge at Sandbox KC focused on questions that put so-called useless knowledge to the test.
Summer Karaoke League
The Summer Karaoke League brings a team-based singing showdown to Double Tap KC. Up to eight teams face a new opponent each week, building three-song sets that follow the weekly theme, with one solo, one that can be a solo or duet, and one duet or group number. While a matchup is on stage, the teams not performing vote on song choice, vocals, and overall performance. The season wraps with a bracket finale where the last team standing is crowned karaoke champions. Prizes include medals for every member of the first-place team, a gold trophy for the season champion, a silver trophy for the runner-up, and weekly medals recognizing standout performances. Each week also features a themed drink tied to that round’s motif. Ticket revenue supports medals, trophies, and the Throwback Space, and there are no late fees or extra charges for captains.
The Boneshakers
The Boneshakers deliver a powerhouse blend of Detroit soul, Muscle Shoals style R&B, funk, blues, and rock, led by world-renowned guitarist Randy Jacobs of Was (Not Was). Band members have toured or recorded with a long list of luminaries that includes Aretha Franklin, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Bob Dylan, BB King, Buddy Guy, Seal, Keb Mo, Mindi Abair, Bootsy Collins, Tears for Fears, and Iggy Pop. Jacobs first bonded musically with vocalist Sweetpea Atkinson during early sessions for Don and David Was, a partnership that helped fuel the rise of Was (Not Was) and produced the co-written hit “Walk the Dinosaur.” Their studio time with Bonnie Raitt inspired the Boneshakers name, and the group went on to release albums such as “Book of Spells” and “Shake the Planet,” followed by additional studio and live recordings. Collaborations with Mindi Abair brought multiple independent blues honors, including Artist of the Year, recognition for the song “Pretty Good For A Girl” featuring Joe Bonamassa, and a critics award for the holiday album “All I Got For Christmas Is The Blues.” After the passing of Sweetpea Atkinson, the legacy moved forward with vocalist Jenny Langer, working again with producer John Wooler and original players Sergio Gonzales, Nathan Brown, Jon Gilutin, and The Texacali Horns with Sir Harry Bowens. The album “One Foot In the Groove” topped blues and soul charts in the UK and US, and “Live To Be This” on Gulf Coast Records reached the Billboard Top 10 and earned national coverage. Expect tight grooves, sharp songwriting, and dynamic vocals from a band with deep roots and a celebrated track record.
KnuckleheadsTucker Wetmore
Get ready for a night of hot country music with Tucker Wetmore at Coors Light Hot Country Nights, featuring special guest Jacob Hackworth. The show is for ages 18 and over, and doors open at 6:00 PM with the music starting at 7:00 PM. Please note that photos and videos will be taken during the event.
KC Live!Riot
RIOT is bringing its high-energy electronic sound to Aura Kansas City Nightclub. The show is scheduled for late evening, with tickets available through the listed ticket partner.
AuraCrypticon Kansas City
Celebrating its 14th year, this gathering brings together horror, science fiction, and fantasy celebrities, a wide range of vendors, live bands, cosplay, and film showings, with plenty more in store.
Hilton Kansas City Airport2nd Fridays at the Zhou B
After a short hiatus, open studios are back at ZhouB Art Center KC. The series takes place on second Fridays each month and welcomes visitors to explore two floors of working studios. It is a chance to discover new art and talk with the people creating it. There is plenty of parking, and once inside you can view the work of approximately 25 to 30 artists in a comfortable, temperature controlled environment.
Zhou B Art Center Kansas CityA Beautiful Disruption
A multisensory experience uses light and sound to immerse participants in the worlds of the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists, spotlighting key works by Claude Monet, Vincent van Gogh, and Paul Cézanne while sharing insights drawn from the artists’ own words. After the immersion, a volunteer Museum Guide leads a group conversation and thoughtful contemplation of selected pieces in a shared viewing setting.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtCould Be Tonight Tour
Hulvey delivers a high-octane, faith-centered performance that blends hip hop with intimate, personal moments. A standout from Reach Records, he has earned a Billboard Top 10 Christian album and a Gold-certified single, Altar, with streams surpassing 100 million. Fresh from major tour dates with Brandon Lake, he continues to connect with audiences nationwide. Special guests Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone join to shape an experience grounded in hip hop, worship, and purpose.
The TrumanNeighbor Night at PH Coffee
Neighbor Night welcomes neighbors alongside friends from across Kansas City to share good food, thoughtful conversations, and genuine connection. On the second and fourth Friday of each month, the focus shifts, with possibilities like neighborhood-centered discussions, kid-friendly activities, and chances to support local causes and nonprofit work. A pay what you can community meal sits at the heart of the evening, supported by partnerships, donations, and grants so everyone can find a seat regardless of circumstances. Whether new to the neighborhood, rooted here for years, or simply seeking a place where names are remembered, this gathering is designed to make connecting with others easier.
PH CoffeeMeans Motive
Spend an evening at Lemonade Park listening to local musicians.
Lemonade ParkKate Cosentino
Experience a live appearance by Kate Cosentino. Guests younger than 18 need to be with a parent or guardian.
recordBarSmash Fridays, Presented by Spotlight KC
Spotlight KC presents Super Smash Bros. Ultimate matches on the second floor of Pawn & Pint, offering a mix of competitive play and lighthearted fun. Entry is $10, and half of the fee goes toward player prizing. The action is also streamed live for online viewers.
Pawn and PintTivoli Cinema: Night at the Museum
Night at the Museum screens at Tivoli Cinema. A new night guard at the Museum of Natural History uncovers an ancient curse that makes the exhibits and animals spring to life, turning a routine shift into a whirlwind of chaos.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtPeter Frampton and more
Knuckleheads hosts a tribute concert celebrating the music of Peter Frampton and Bob Seger. The Peter Frampton tribute features Brandon Miller, and the Bob Seger tribute features Curt Coolidge. Geared toward rock fans, this show brings the sound and spirit of both artists to the stage.
KnuckleheadsDating Sarah
Classic rock favorites spanning the 60s through the 2000s are performed by Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, and Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitars, and vocals. Special guest Brad Meadows plays drums, and Colin Rohde manages the sound.
Antioch Bar & GrillFridays @ Gaels Karaoke & Dancing
Celebrate birthdays with singing and dancing at Gaels. Enjoy $3 beers during Pizza Night.
Gaels Public House & SportsMike Zito
This event spotlights Mike Zito, a celebrated contemporary blues guitarist and singer guided by honesty, authenticity and integrity. He grew up with the guitar, became a mainstay of the St. Louis music scene in his teens, released music independently, then signed with Eclecto Groove. Pearl River earned Song of the Year at the Blues Music Awards, Greyhound received a Rock Blues Album nomination, and a later move to Ruf Records brought Gone to Texas, a candid milestone that also introduced his band The Wheel. From 2010 to 2014 he helped power Royal Southern Brotherhood, and he has produced albums for artists including Samantha Fish, Albert Castiglia, Ally Venable, Jeremiah Johnson and Jimmy Carpenter. Make Blues Not War and First Class Life both debuted at number one on the Billboard Blues Album chart and drew praise from roots music publications. His Rock ’n’ Roll tribute to fellow St. Louis legend Chuck Berry featured guest guitarists Joe Bonamassa, Walter Trout, Eric Gales, Robben Ford, Luther Dickinson, Sonny Landreth and Berry’s grandson, topped the Billboard Blues chart, and garnered Blues Music Awards recognition for both album and artist. He also co founded Gulf Coast Records with Guy Hale to champion regional roots, blues and Americana. Recent highlights include Quarantine Blues, the personal Resurrection produced by Grammy winner David Z, and Blues for the Southside, a live set recorded in St. Louis with guests Tony Campanella, Dave Kalz and Eric Gales, followed by the Blood Brothers tour with Albert Castiglia. The focus is on expressive guitar work, heartfelt vocals and songs where every word matters.
KnuckleheadsOne Big Block Party! 2026 QGGKC Quilt Show
Enjoy a quilt show filled with activity, featuring more than 100 quilts on display. Browse a large gift boutique, enter for raffle baskets and door prizes, pick up treats at the bake sale, and shop a variety of small quilts. The vendor lineup includes Julie Reed Designs, Cheryl’s Handiwork, Bolin’s Fabrics, The Blue Bee, Li’l Red Hen Quilt Shop, Overbrook Quilt Connection, Ascend Health, and Sharpen Solutions KC. Admission is $5.00.
Kansas City First Church of the NazareneMikey Needleman Band
The Mikey Needleman Band marks 20 years with an anniversary show at Kansas City Power & Light District. The group launched in 2006 with a three-piece lineup for its first show in Lenexa, Kansas, featuring Mikey Needleman on guitar and lead vocals, Bill Hurrelbrink on bass and harmonies, and Brent Owens on drums. Since then they have played more than 3,000 shows in solo, duo, and full band formats across the Midwest and internationally. The celebration highlights the many musicians who have contributed over the years, including Dave Autry, Vince Kirk, Josh Gleave, Lance Pollard, Tim Ning, Ben Grace, Evan Maslak, Casey Sheets, Caleb Blacksher, and Jake Roemer, and some of these alumni may take the stage for special appearances. The night continues with an afterparty at PBR Big Sky.
Kansas City Power & Light DistrictSHAG!
Slip into the shadows for a nightlife event steeped in the grit of classic leather bar culture. Leather, denim, uniforms, boots, and a bold attitude set the tone as the lights dim, the sound swells, and the room becomes a place to roam. It honors the legendary scenes that helped shape the community, capturing the feel of an authentic cruising atmosphere. Everyone is welcome, whether decked out, dressed down, or simply curious, to soak in the history and the charge of the night. DJ SirQueen drives the experience with a blend of dark beats, classic club energy, and late-night pulse that keeps the dance floor alive. No pressure and no judgment, only the music, the mood, and the night.
Woody'sDrum and Dye
This record release show spotlights Drum and Dye, a duo steeped in prewar blues, jazz, and Western swing who draw on the legacy of classic blues partnerships like Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee, Junior Wells and Buddy Guy, Cephas and Wiggins, and Ball and Sultan. John Paul Drum anchors the sound with heartfelt vocals and standout harmonica work, recognized in Memphis with the Lee Oskar Best Harmonica Player award and the highest score recorded in that competition’s 39-year history. Guitarist Bill Dye brings decades of experience from his time with Luther Allison and longtime collaboration with Little Hatch, along with an International Blues Challenge win for best guitarist in a solo or duo performance and a 2026 induction into the Nebraska Performing Arts Hall of Fame. The two also perform with Kansas City’s blues outfit The Houserockers, blending Chicago blues and Kansas City swing. The evening celebrates the release of That Nasty Swing with a wide-ranging journey through American roots music.
KnuckleheadsTiny Explorers Stroller Adventures
Designed for little ones under 2 and their grown-ups, this program features a tour, sensory exploration, hands-on activities, and mindful art time that encourage curiosity and connection. All activities take place in the Educator Resource Center.
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art"The Spirit of 816" Everyday People - The Official 816Day Celebration 2026
This weekend-long 816Day experience in Kansas City, Missouri celebrates the city with the spirit of a party, a concert, a festival, and a big family reunion. Look for a Friday kickoff, a bigger slate on Saturday, and the main celebration on Sunday. It showcases Kansas City culture through food, fashion, art, music, dance, and entertainment, with activities for all ages and plenty of hometown love.
Power and Light DistrictOpen for Lunch on Fridays | 3 Courses for $33
Perfect for a Plaza outing, this Friday midday menu offers three courses for $33. Start with a cheese course such as BBQ Brisket Cheddar or another cheese selection, follow with a salad like Watermelon Feta or a different salad, and finish with dessert featuring S'mores Chocolate Fondue or another chocolate. An optional entrée can be added for $25, with choices that include BBQ pork, Cajun shrimp, teriyaki steak, chicken breast, potstickers, and a fresh vegetable medley. Walk-in guests are welcome.
Saturday Bands
At Worth Harley Davidson, the Saturday bands series welcomes Chris Stewart and the Full Sound. Expect live music, cold drinks, and a parking lot buzzing with motorcycles and friendly regulars as the weekend gets underway. Ride whatever you prefer, show up however you like, and stick around as long as you want. The music keeps rolling all summer.
Worth Harley-DavidsonStratgazer's Summer Jam
Stratgazer's Summer Jam features KCeMO’s Linkin Park Experience along with Atypical, Spaceborne Killers, My Walking Dream, Space Dragon, Dirty Blvd, Freaky Things, Laura Bowen, Beyond The Grey, and Copper Still. Presented by Stratgazer, this multi-artist concert brings a lineup of live music to one stage.
Grinders KC Event VenuePreseason Game 1: Kansas City Chiefs v Los Angeles Rams
Preseason Game 1 features the Kansas City Chiefs facing the Los Angeles Rams at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. The NFL’s flexible scheduling policy applies, so the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are offered in multiple phases, including public and resale windows along with presales for select groups.
GEHA Field at Arrowhead StadiumA&F BINGO
Enjoy lively bingo at Hamburger Mary’s, where $10 covers ten games and each winner chooses from prize bundles. Raffle baskets will be available with tickets for purchase. Cash and cards are accepted, and bringing a few one dollar bills is encouraged to tip the host during performances. Seating is by reservation only, and arriving early will help you get settled before the first game.
Hamburger Mary’sSummer Slam 2026
Presented by Paper Anchor Media, Summer Slam 2026 brings a high-energy lineup to Warehouse on Broadway. Performers include Cauterized, Hang Your Hate, RDMR, Yeah Right!, Cut Off The Head, Thirty Aught Six, As We Were Before, and Funeral Flowers. The event is open to all ages. Warehouse on Broadway is a Kansas City music venue in the Westport neighborhood that hosts artists from the local, regional, and national scenes. The venue also features Sound Bite Social, a restaurant with its own entrance on the north side that can be accessed without a show ticket or from inside.
Warehouse On BroadwayResistance Ball 2
The second annual Resistance Ball presented by BlaqOut returns in collaboration with Legendary Zodiacx Balmain and Icon Logik Tisci, with Legendary Denim on the mic and a total of $3000 in cash and prizes. The night centers on resistance as art and expression, with streamlined categories that ask every participant to weave Red, Black, or Silver into their effect unless noted otherwise. Performance takes the spotlight with OTA Performance for $1000 (FQ vs Drags vs VF vs RWT vs Oldway), where only one winner will be named. Legendary Performance offers $150, and New Vogue invites fresh takes grounded in fundamentals, all with effects in the event’s signature colors. Runway features OTA All American for $250 (Male Figure AA vs Female Figure AA) and OTA European for $250 (BQ vs FQ vs Drags vs Women), along with New Runway. Runway with a Production awards $250 to one trophy and asks that the production align with BlaqOut’s vision and be submitted at least a week in advance; participants may walk either regular runway or runway with a production, not both. Legendary/Icon Runway offers $150 (AA vs European vs FF), and GNC Runway opens the floor to boundless style. Face categories include MF Face for $150 (BQ vs Transman or Butch vs Big Boys), FF Face for $150 (FQ vs Drags vs Women), GNC Face for $100, and New Face, all calling for effects in Red, Black, or Silver. Realness brings MF Realness for $200 (Schoolboy vs Executive vs Thug vs Pretty Boy vs Transman vs Butch or Stud), FF Realness for $200 (FQ vs Drags vs Executive), and Legendary Realness for $100. Fashion highlights OTA Best Dressed for $200 (MF vs FF vs GNC) and OTA Bizarre for $100. Body and sex appeal categories include OTA Body for $100 (MF vs FF) and OTA Sex Siren for $200 (MF vs FF). Rounding things out, OTA Resistance Presentation awards $100 for an effect inspired by a cause or community while using Red, Black, or Silver, and OTA Up in Pumps calls for confident strides in pumps accented by the event’s signature palette.
The BlaqBox2026 Green Tie Gala
Elevate Hospice presents the Green Tie Gala, a community gathering at the Kansas City Marriott Downtown, Muehlebach Tower, that brings people together to celebrate and raise support for pediatric blood cancer research in partnership with Opes Charitable Foundation. The evening includes elevated dining, live and silent auctions, engaging entertainment, and time on the dance floor. A special moment in the program will highlight the mission and create a personal connection to the cause. Proceeds benefit Opes Charitable Foundation, which is committing 1.5 million dollars to Blood Cancer United, previously known as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s Dare to Dream initiative. This commitment supports the development of safer and more effective treatments designed specifically for children, aiming for longer, healthier lives with fewer lasting side effects.
Marriott Downtown - Muehlebach TowerMagic for Adults
Eric Eaton, a three-time Comedy Magician of the Year and featured performer on the TV series Masters of Illusion, brings his touring show Magic for Adults to the Funny Bone in Kansas City for a one-night-only engagement. The performance blends quick-witted comedy with impressive magic in an adults-only format, with new material frequently added. Back by popular demand after previous sellouts, tickets are priced from $32 to $42.
Funny Bone Comedy Club & RestaurantKids' Night Out
Kids' Night Out at Mercury Gymnastics invites children ages 3 to 14 to enjoy supervised activities. Participants can try trampolines, balance beams, ropes, foam pits, and an obstacle course designed to challenge skills, and there is a separate play area for younger children. Children who are 3 must be potty trained. The cost is $25 per child, or $60 for three or more siblings from the same household. Online registration is required, and payment is cash only. Space is limited for safety. Please send a snack that does not need refrigeration and a water bottle labeled with the child’s name. Mercury coaches will be on site to supervise. To cancel, email mercurygym@mail.com.
Mercury GymnasticsStacks PvP@P&P: Fighting Video Game Club
On alternating Saturday evenings, Stacks gathers fighting game enthusiasts to build community through friendly competition while helping players prepare for tournaments, conventions, and regional events. The lineup leans toward niche titles like BlazBlue, Samurai Showdown, Arcana Heart, and F/UC, with dozens of choices available across multiple consoles on Pawn & Pint's mezzanine. Play stretches into the early hours, offering extended time to hone combos and enjoy the energy of a cheering crowd. Stacks PvP at P&P highlights skill building, camaraderie, and a wide variety of fighters.
Pawn and PintJudas Kiss “The Reckoning”
At The Gem Theatre, Judas Kiss: The Reckoning presents a dramatic story where hidden loyalties, complicated relationships, and the consequences of choice intersect. Every character carries a past, and as their stories surface, deeper truths are revealed. The show explores how secrets can shape lives and how truth ultimately comes to light.
The Gem TheatreWestside Tango: Milonga de los Peregrinos
Westside Tango: Milonga de los Peregrinos offers an evening of Argentine tango at Greenwood Social Hall, celebrating tradition, culture, and community on the dance floor. The gathering welcomes both experienced dancers and those new to tango, with music and movement in a warm, historic setting. Catered empanadas add a savory treat to the night. Admission is $20 at the door or via Venmo, with a $10 rate for students. The venue is on the second floor of a historic building and lacks an ADA-accessible entrance. A milonga is a social event centered on Argentine tango, and peregrinos translates to pilgrim in Spanish. Milonga music developed in the nineteenth century in neighborhoods across Uruguay and Argentina’s Río de la Plata region, drawing on rhythms such as the habanera and polka. Over time it moved into the mainstream and helped shape Argentine tango, which is known for a slower tempo and a more dramatic, deliberate style.
Greenwood Social HallKC Comedy Hub
A KC Comedy Hub showcase featuring Hammerhedd and Cat Fight together on one bill. Attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Lemonade ParkFarmers Market
Explore City Market’s year-round farmers market, open in all weather and known for its long-running tradition and wide variety. Browse seasonal produce, regional goods, nursery plants and flowers, specialty foods, and handcrafted items. An interactive vendor map is available to see which vendors are participating and where each stall is located as reservations come in. The market is covered and easy to navigate, so comfortable shoes are a good idea. Carts or wagons, especially collapsible ones, make carrying purchases easier, and a gate attendant can hold items while you pick up your vehicle. Selection shifts from week to week with the seasons and weather. Vendors accept both cash and cards, and there is an ATM in the main lobby. Many nearby shops and restaurants remain open after the market concludes, making it simple to extend your visit. Arriving early helps with finding the broadest selection of goods and produce at City Market.
City MarketAfrolicious
Afrolicious performs a free live concert at Rock Island Bridge. The show is presented either in American Royal Hall or out on the West Truss of the event space located on a bridge above the river, with views 60 feet over the Kansas River. Attendees can enjoy music along with food and drinks, and the full menu is available during the concert. Some members of the band also perform with Stranded In The City.
Rock Island BridgeNik Parr & The Selfless Lovers
Austin-based Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers deliver a piano-forward brand of roots rock and roll, blending late-night New Orleans swagger with Southern rock revival spirit and a breezy Texas Gulf Coast vibe. Performances often feature Nik playing saxophone and piano at the same time. The band has shared stages around the country with artists including Marc Broussard, Rebirth Brass Band, Black Joe Lewis, The Soul Rebels, Dumpstaphunk, The Heavy Heavy, Shinyribs, and The Damn Quails, and they perform more than 150 shows each year. Nik also has an EP titled American Lover Boy, produced by Low Cut Connie, planned for release in summer 2025.
KnuckleheadsDrivin N Cryin
Atlanta’s Drivin N Cryin brings the road-tested spirit of a band that has spent much of its life on tour. Formed in 1985 with an early appearance at the 688 Club, they quickly built a devoted following across the Southeast thanks to fierce live shows. Founders Kevn Kinney and Tim Nielsen have guided the group through changing trends, lineup shifts, and countless miles, celebrating a 35-year milestone along the way. Their catalog includes a gold record, nine full-length albums, and several EPs, and their story was captured in the 2012 documentary Scarred but Smarter: Life n Times of Drivin’ N’ Cryin’. Highlights include the Best of Songs collection on Plowboy Records and induction into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in 2015, followed by the vinyl-only Archives Vol One in 2016, which gathered basement recordings from 1988 to 1990. With Dave V. Johnson on drums and guitarist Laur Joamets, formerly with Sturgill Simpson, the group continues to tour to strong response. Island Records reissued Mystery Road in 2017 through Universal Music Group, Darius Rucker recorded Straight to Hell for his album When Was the Last Time with guest vocals from Luke Bryan, Charles Kelley, and Jason Aldean, and Paste Magazine placed Mystery Road among the 50 best Southern rock albums that year. New West Records re-released their 1997 self-titled album in 2018 under the name Too Late To Turn Back Now, and the band recently issued Live the Love Beautiful, produced by Aaron Lee Tasjan, on Drivin N Cryin Records. Drawing from a wide range of influences, they blend hard-driving rock with country-leaning twang, fueled by a deep songbook and the grit of a group that has no plans to slow down.
KnuckleheadsRelic Auctions Fall Card Show
Explore a card show showcasing 100 tables filled with sports collectibles and trading card game offerings. To avoid scams, arrange table purchases directly with the organizer and do not buy from third-party posts. For direct assistance, contact Joe Mike Cipolla at (913) 228-4878 or joemike@relicauctions.com. The organizer also notes that the event listing may not be updated regularly.
Calvary Lutheran GymKds, Water, Fish and Frogs
At Lakeside Nature Center, learn how water quality shapes the health of wildlife and people through a mix of indoor and outdoor activities. A guided hike with a naturalist is scheduled, and inside visitors can watch fly tying. Education tables share information about native fish, aquatic insects, and frogs, with a take-home craft available throughout the day. Additional short sessions focus on tree frogs and American toads, bugs and ways to improve water quality, and crayfish, reinforcing the connection between clean water and thriving habitats.
Lakeside Nature CenterElmwood Cemetery Walking Tour
This weather-dependent walking tour begins at Armour Chapel inside the cemetery. Lasting about an hour, participants visit graves of notable, notorious, and long-forgotten figures from Kansas City history while hearing the stories behind their lives. Most of the route follows cemetery roads, with brief cross country sections, so sturdy footwear is advised and sun protection is recommended. There is no admission charge, and a voluntary $10 contribution per person supports cemetery preservation.
Elmwood CemeteryRPG Free Play
Set out on new adventures with free play sessions for Dungeons and Dragons and other tabletop roleplaying games. Character sheets, pencils, loaner dice, and reference books are available, so participants can start playing without bringing supplies. Players may arrive with an existing party or meet new companions at the table to create a shared story together.
Pawn and PintSummer Jam 2026
Summer Jam 2026 is an outdoor festival celebrating Kansas City music and art, with a full day of live performances, local artists, vendors, and street performers. The lineup includes KcEmo's Linkin Park Experience, along with artists such as Freaky Things, Spaceborne Killers, Atypical, My Waking Dream, Dirty Blvd, Space Dragon, Beyond The Grey, Laura Bowen, and Copper Still. There’s also live painting by Morgen Agesen. Plan for a long day of dancing and live entertainment.
Grinders KC Event Venue - Box Office + GA GateHoly Wave
Catch Holy Wave at recordBar for an 18+ show with Nightosphere. Doors open at 7:00 PM and the performance starts at 7:00 PM.
recordBarService Industry Sundays
The rooftop bar at Teocali Mexican Restaurant & Cantina offers a perk for people working in the service industry. Present a pay stub along with a valid ID to receive 20 percent off alcoholic beverages that are not already discounted. It is a simple way to recognize the hard work that keeps the industry running.
"Bad" Music Sunday
Sing-along favorites take center stage as Video DJ Brett Dietrich pairs classic hits with retro video flair, featuring wild hair, bold looks, and platform shoes lighting up the screens with nostalgic energy. This Kansas City Sunday Fun Day centers on iconic tunes, flowing drinks, and a lively atmosphere. It returns each Sunday, so arrive early, stay late, and raise your voice on the choruses.
Woody'sPinch Pot Making Classes
Explore clay in a hands-on pinch pot class with ceramic artist and yoga teacher Erin Conyers in the Hotel Kansas City lobby. Work by hand rather than on a wheel as Erin demonstrates simple forming techniques and supports you through each step. All materials are provided, including clay and tools, and you can shape a cup, a small dish, or another personal design. Arrive a bit early to pick up a snack or drink from The Classic, the hotel’s lobby bar, and settle in with a friend. Participants may also bring a favorite beverage. The workshop welcomes all experience levels. After the session, Erin will take the pieces to her studio for firing and glazing. Finished work will be ready for pickup at the Hotel Kansas City front desk in approximately two to three weeks. Erin creates and teaches in Kansas City, holds a BFA in ceramics from KCAI, and works out of her studio in the northeast while offering workshops that help make clay more accessible to the community.
Hotel Kansas CityPower Life
An outdoor Power Life session takes place at PNC Plaza in the Power & Light District, part of a summer lineup of fitness classes. Most classes are free unless otherwise noted, with registration handled on the Power & Light District website. Giveaways and happy hour specials are planned. The series features options like Sculpt-Barre Fusion, Barreless Barre, Puppy Yoga, and Power Yoga. If you can no longer attend after reserving a spot, please cancel to open it up for someone else. Puppy Yoga requires a $10 donation to Lucky 13.
Power & LightMegan Moroney
The singer and songwriter Megan Moroney brings The Cloud 9 Tour to T-Mobile Center with special guests JP Saxe and Solon Holt. The tour follows the announcement of her upcoming album, Cloud 9, which has already drawn headlines and includes songs like “6 Months Later” and “Beautiful Things.” This stop spotlights a new chapter in her music, complemented by appearances from both guest artists.
T-Mobile CenterMicky and the Motorcars
Micky and The Motorcars bring the seasoned drive of an Austin roots-rock band that has spent years on the highway and still sounds newly revitalized. Fronted by brothers Micky and Gary Braun, whose vocals, guitars, mandolin, and harmonica anchor the sound, the group traces its story from the Whitecloud Mountains of Idaho to Texas and the broader Americana scene. Their seventh album, Hearts From Above, marked a renewed spark, bolstered by Josh Owen on lead and pedal steel guitar, Joe Fladger on bass, and Bobby Paugh on drums. The result is a road-tested mix of melodic grit and pedal steel glow from a band that has built its following through tireless touring and a steady run of confident releases.
KnuckleheadsRiver Market Flea
River Market Flea returns for the summer with an ever changing lineup of vintage finds at City Market. Visitors can explore retro clothing and accessories from the 1960s through the early 2000s, along with standout one of a kind pieces curated by local vintage experts, including contributors to some of Kansas City’s most talked about Chiefs fashion moments. Art on Walnut, a curated showcase of local artists and makers presented by Art Garden KC, is featured alongside the flea. Farmers Market vendors add locally grown and seasonal produce, cut flowers, garden bedding plants, young vegetable starts, and more. The market’s shops and restaurants that operate throughout the year offer additional opportunities for unique discoveries and global flavors.
City MarketArt on Walnut 2026
Art on Walnut brings a local, artsy vibe to City Market KC in Kansas City. Along Walnut Street, discover a curated lineup of 33 local artists, makers, and creatives offering handmade jewelry, ceramics, original artwork, and one-of-a-kind gifts. The fair appears alongside the bustling farmers market and the River Market Flea, making it easy to explore fresh produce and vintage finds while you browse. Visitors can sip coffee, enjoy something fresh from the market, and soak up the energy of this historic and charming neighborhood. Free to attend and family-friendly.
City MarketSacred Space - Group Meditation
Sacred Space offers a welcoming group meditation centered on community, inspiration, healing, and mindful attention to self. A typical hour begins with a brief settling practice, continues with a facilitator’s reflection, and moves into a longer guided meditation, often including one or two guided practices overall. Tea is available. Sharing at the end is optional. There is no cost to participate, and contributions are welcome. Facilitation rotates weekly between Amy Zoe Schonhoff of Mindfulness in the Heartland and Leslie Tenjack of LightShift Spiritual Counseling.
Pilgrim Chapel816 Block Party
Zona Rosa celebrates Kansas City’s 816 pride with a Northland block party in Central Park that spotlights the spirit of the area code the city calls home. Guests can see Kansas City artist Theo Davis at work as he paints watercolor scenes inspired by local landmarks and moments. The day features appearances and photo opportunities with Blue of Sporting KC, KC Wolf, Sluggerrr, Mac of the KC Mavericks, the KC Roo with UMKC Dancers, and Sir George from Park University. A DJ provides the soundtrack while community partners offer activities for kids and families. Sunglo Beverages serves handcrafted lemonades, dirty sodas, and other refreshments. A special giveaway offers an 816 Day tote and a Zona Rosa coupon book, available by visiting a Zona Rosa tenant. Shoppers can explore 816 Deals at participating businesses throughout the day. The celebration also connects with the greater Kansas City 816 BINGO scavenger hunt, where participants look for QR codes around town, scan them, and enter for chances to win prizes. Support comes from Hague Quality Water of KC, Renewal by Andersen, and Tailored Remodeling. For sponsorship opportunities, contact Natalie at nbass@trademarkproperty.com.
Central Park at Zona RosaFamily Fun Day
This family-focused day at Pawn and Pint features free play for children and teens under 18, along with special savings on food and nonalcoholic beverages for families. With access to a library of more than 1,000 board games spanning all ages and interests, it is easy to find something everyone will enjoy. Settle in for screen-free time filled with simple fun, good food, and plenty of laughs, without any cleanup or stress.
Pawn and PintHealing Arts & Hearts
Healing Arts and Hearts offers a welcoming space for creative healing, encouraging participants to explore and process emotions through supportive, expressive activities. The series follows two monthly formats. On first Sundays, a guest facilitator introduces a healing modality and guides attendees to use art, music, dance, or another creative form to surface and name their feelings. On third Sundays, the focus is on open conversation where individuals are invited to share personal challenges and the growth they are experiencing. Donations are appreciated, and everyone is welcome. For questions, contact Tammy Buckallew at 623.451.0500 or tbuckallew@hotmail.com.
Unity Temple on the PlazaJP Saxe
JP Saxe is bringing his performance to the T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, with Megan Moroney: The Cloud 9 Tour and Solon Holt also on the bill. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with the main show at 7:00 PM.
T-Mobile CenterMonday Night Music Bingo @ Waldo Pizza
Head to Waldo Pizza for Monday Night Music Bingo, complete with an all-night pizza and salad buffet for $15.99. Compete against other players for prizes while you play along, and check out the bingo special that includes a 14-inch specialty pizza and a pitcher of local draft beer for $40.
Waldo PizzaKC Wedding Guild at the Margaritaville Hotel- Kansas City
Join the KC Wedding Guild Luncheon for wedding professionals featuring networking, tips, and team-building fun. The event includes a complimentary lunch/delivery window from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, plus poolside time with ticket access that includes an all-day pool pass, a food offering, and a complimentary drink. Expect interactive games, prizes, and plenty of chances to meet and connect with others in the wedding community. Doors open at 10:45 AM, with registration beginning at that time and networking/lunch starting at 11:00 AM.
Margaritaville HotelThe Braymores
Get ready for a lively night of indie pop and surf rock at recordBar in Kansas City, featuring The Braymores along with WILLIS and The Flooks. The show starts at 8:00 PM local time at the venue.
recordBarHans Gruber and the Diehards and more
Catch a night featuring multiple tours, including Hans Gruber and the Diehards, The Sleights, and Junkyard Royalty. Presale tickets are listed at $15, with day-of-sale tickets at $20.
Sk8bar47th Annual Ethnic Enrichment Festival
Celebrate global traditions at the 47th Annual Ethnic Enrichment Festival at the Swope Park Bandstand. This long-running gathering spotlights Kansas City’s diversity through international food, live music, and dance, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Admission is $5 for adults and free for children under 12. Tickets are available for purchase online. Parking is free, and pets are not permitted. For questions, call 816-513-7553 or email info@eeckc.org.
Swope Park BandstandBluey's Big Play
Bluey’s Big Play returns to the Kauffman Center for five performances, bringing the world of the Emmy award-winning children’s series to the stage. This theatrical production features brilliantly crafted puppets and is filled with music, laughter, and family-friendly fun. Audiences of all ages can watch Bluey, Bingo, Mum (Chilli), and Dad (Bandit) come to life in a unique live-show adventure. Since its Australian premiere in 2020, the production has toured across the UK, Ireland, Canada, the U.S., Europe, Singapore, South Africa, and the UAE, entertaining millions of fans around the globe.
Kauffman Center for the Performing ArtsFlatland Cavalry: Work of Heart Tour | Kansas City, MO
Flatland Cavalry brings a live performance to Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, featuring Randy Rogers Band and Sons of Habit. This is an all-ages event with reserved seating. A password pre-sale is available using the code CHEERS, and tickets are available online.
Starlight TheatreKC Mystic Fair
Step into a full three-day lineup packed with spiritual and metaphysical experiences at the KC Mystic Fair. You can get tarot, medium, psychic, and tea leaf readings, plus explore aura camera sessions, oracle and chakra readings, and past-life readings. The fair also features energy work and healing sessions like Reiki and crystal healing, along with shamanic practitioners and spiritual guidance. There will be plenty of vendors too, including crystals, magick tools, metaphysical products, jewelry, herbs, candles, natural body products, and one-of-a-kind art. Door prizes are given away every hour, and free classes and spirit galleries are included with daily admission.
Stoney Creek HotelDetroit Tigers at Kansas City Royals
Catch TobyMac live at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City. The show starts at 7:00 PM.
Kauffman StadiumFlatland Cavalry
Flatland Cavalry is coming to Starlight Theatre for the Work of Heart Tour, with special guests Randy Rogers Band and Sons of Habit. Doors and ticket details are handled through the venue’s ticketing options, and standard service and handling fees may apply.
Starlight TheatreThe Eradicats
Catch VAMPA live at Warehouse On Broadway in Kansas City. The show starts at 9:30 PM and is listed as a Friday, Aug 21 event.
Warehouse On BroadwayJason Salmon
Jason Salmon is bringing his Texas-born, NYC-based standup to the stage. Expect sharp, story-driven comedy that’s been featured across TV and streaming, along with performances for the troops around the world. Choose from general admission or preferred seating options for this special show.
The Comedy Club of Kansas CityHAYLA
HAYLA is coming to The Truman for an electronic, house, and dance night in Kansas City. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM.
The TrumanVince Gill
Vince Gill brings 50 Years From Home to The Midland Theatre in a concert presented by Outback Presents. All ages are welcome. The venue operates cashless, so plan to use a debit or credit card for purchases at the box office and bars. Ticket resale through AXS Resale is not currently available and may be offered later according to AXS purchase policies.
The Midland TheatreEagle Heights Baptist Church Fundraiser
Support Eagle Heights Baptist Church with a simple meal purchase at this fundraiser. Mention the church when placing your order during the event and 25% of proceeds will be donated to them. Choose the option that works best for you, including dine in, to go, pick up, or curbside. Prefer to order online? Use code FUND20.
Jason's DeliCome From Away
Come From Away is showing at the Kansas City Convention Center. The performance runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
Kansas City Convention CenterCoors Light Hot Country Nights: George Birge
Coors Light Hot Country Nights brings George Birge to Kansas City Live! for an 18+ country music night. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Please note that photographs and videos will be taken during the event, and by entering, patrons consent to be photographed and videotaped for potential use in media and marketing.
KC Live!Almost Kiss
MoonShroom, with special guests Kristin and Lucy Gray Hamilton, is happening at Knuckleheads. The show is for ages under 21 only when accompanied by a guardian. Tickets are general admission and there are no refunds.
KnuckleheadsWicked - On Tour
The touring production of Wicked makes a stop at Music Hall Kansas City in Kansas City, MO.
Music Hall Kansas CityBrand X Band KC @ Cory Frank's Bar & Grill
Brand X Band KC sets the scene for dancing at the new Cory Frank's Bar & Grill. Table reservations are recommended since availability is limited.
Cory Frank's Bar & GrillStolen Winnebagos @ Knuckleheads
The Stolen Winnebagos, a three-piece band from Kansas City, bring their seasoned live show to Knuckleheads Kansas City with a set built on deep-cut covers and lively energy. After roughly twenty years performing together in spots ranging from cozy bars to large amphitheaters, they have shaped a style that favors unexpected song choices over the usual standards while keeping the crowd engaged. Their repertoire stretches from the 1950s to today, so one performance might weave through classic rock, new wave, grunge, hip hop, punk, alternative, classic country, and modern rock. Expect plenty of variety and a few surprises along the way.
KnuckleheadsLove Session
Join Love Session, a live in-person experience focused on love, family, and legacy, described as a dance that helped birth Peace. The event runs for about 4 hours, with doors from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM. Refunds aren’t available for this event.
Westport BowerySummer Breeze
Get ready for an evening of live music featuring Summer Breeze at Uptown Theater in Kansas City. The show starts at 7:30 PM, with tickets available through Spotify’s ticketing partners.
Uptown TheaterBenson Boone - Wanted Man Tour 2026
Benson Boone has announced his 2026 U.S. Wanted Man Tour, with a stop at T-Mobile Center. The news follows a busy period in which he completed the sold-out American Heart Tour across the globe, appeared with Ben Stiller in an Instacart Super Bowl commercial, and headlined at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco as part of the Super Bowl LX concert series. He also earned his first GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards, where he performed Beautiful Things. At Coachella, he took the main stage and brought out Brian May of Queen for a performance of Bohemian Rhapsody. This next U.S. run builds on that momentum with a new slate of shows.
T-Mobile CenterHatebreed: SUMMER SLAUGHTER TOUR 2026
Presented by Mammoth, Hatebreed brings the Summer Slaughter Tour to Warehouse on Broadway with special guests Terror, Incantation, Gates To Hell, Torture, and Creeping Death. This is an all-ages concert. Warehouse on Broadway is a newer music venue in Kansas City’s Westport neighborhood, and it also features the Sound Bite Social restaurant with an entrance on the north side of the building that can be used without a show ticket or from inside during events.
Warehouse On BroadwayJon Langston
Country artist Jon Langston brings a blend of heartfelt storytelling and high energy shaped by his Southern roots. After concussions ended his college football path, he picked up the guitar he had set aside since middle school and began writing songs, leading to his self-penned breakthrough Forever Girl, which earned Gold certification. He later became the first signing to Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge Entertainment in partnership with EMI Records Nashville, and his major-label debut When It Comes To Loving You reached No. 1 on the all-genre iTunes chart. Milestones include an appearance at the Grand Ole Opry, the release of his full-length album Heart On Ice, a move to independence, and the forthcoming first independent album Thing About Me. He has toured with artists such as Luke Bryan and Cole Swindell and has accumulated nearly half a billion career streams. A limited number of VIP meet and greet packages are available, including an acoustic performance before doors, merchandise items, a photo with Jon, signing of one object, and a general admission ticket to the show.
KnuckleheadsOutdoor Market at Bella Patina
An open-air market unfolds at Bella Patina, with more than a dozen vendors lining the sidewalk and street with vintage and handmade treasures. The three-level shop remains open for browsing inside, and breakfast or lunch from @painted_rooster is available. The outdoor portion may be postponed if the weather does not cooperate, while the shop remains open rain or shine.
Bella Patina46th Annual Art Westport
The 46th Annual Art Westport brings a vibrant celebration of creativity to Westport in Kansas City, highlighting the city’s artistic community. Recognized as the largest and longest-running local art fair in Kansas City, it features exclusively juried work by local artists. Attendees can explore a diverse mix of painting, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, photography, and more, with live music adding to the atmosphere. The experience is designed for all ages, complemented by local food and drink for a full day of art and neighborhood energy.
Westport Kansas CityKansas City Greek Festival
Rooted in the community for more than 60 years, the Kansas City Greek Festival celebrates faith, culture, and culinary traditions with a lively atmosphere that brings friends and neighbors together. Experience Greek culture at an event described as Kansas City's most popular ethnic festival.
Kansas City Greek FestivalCanaan Cox
Canaan Cox brings a triple threat as artist, actor, and dancer, pairing a background in musical theatre with a sound that blends contemporary country, pop, and touches of R&B. Raised in a musical North Carolina family, he channels those roots into original songs and a live show shaped by performances across Nashville’s Broadway scene. His growing profile includes an appearance on The Bobby Bones Show that reached millions of listeners, placements on major playlists such as Spotify’s New Boots, Wild Country, Breakout Country, and Next from Nashville, along with features on Apple’s New in Country and Amazon’s Breakthrough Country, plus a spotlight on the Country Top 30. A limited allotment of VIP meet and greet tickets is available, offering early entry before doors, time to meet Canaan, an exclusive VIP merchandise item, and group games with him, and this VIP option also includes a general admission ticket to the show.
KnuckleheadsJefferson Starship Runaway Again Tour
Jefferson Starship brings the Runaway Again Tour to Uptown Theater alongside Pure Prairie League and Firefall. The performance features reserved seating. Ticket access includes multiple presales such as artist, local, Spotify, and VIP package options, followed by a general public sale, with additional holiday promotions for Memorial Day and the Fourth of July.
Uptown TheaterBlues Traveler & Gin Blossoms at Starlight
Blues Traveler brings its summer tour to Starlight with special guests Gin Blossoms and Spin Doctors. This concert is part of the Capitol Federal Concert Series.
StarlightBike Night @ Worth HD ft. Damien Gunn
Bike Night at Worth Harley-Davidson offers free admission, live music featuring Damien Gunn, plenty of food and refreshing drinks, and rows of motorcycles from every make and model. Whether arriving on two wheels or four, attendees can enjoy the music, the fare, and a lively bike scene.
Worth Harley-DavidsonCharley Crockett Age of the Ram Tour at Starlight
Charley Crockett brings the Age of the Ram Tour to Starlight, joined by Durand Jones and the Indications. This concert is part of the Capitol Federal Concert Series.
StarlightViolent Femmes: 45 Years of Violent Femmes Tour
Violent Femmes bring the 45 Years of Violent Femmes Tour to Grinders KC Event Venue for an all-ages concert. The Preferred Viewing Area offers a separate entrance, access to an air conditioned lounge, private restrooms, a private bar with credit card only service at some locations, and a reserved viewing area close to the main stage. Ticket availability is staggered, with artist and local presales, VIP package presales, and a public onsale that also includes VIP packages.
Grinders KC Event VenueTeddy Swims: The UGLY Tour
Grammy-nominated and Diamond-certified artist Teddy Swims sets out on the 2026 edition of THE UGLY TOUR, a North American arena run launching at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City. The performance features special guests Mac Ayres and MarcLo. Ticket access includes multiple presales such as VIP, Visa, artist pre-registration, Spotify, local, and platinum, along with a public onsale.
T-Mobile CenterModest Mouse
Modest Mouse performs at Grinders KC Event Venue with a concert that is open to all ages. Guests can enhance their experience with a Preferred Viewing Area that offers a separate entrance, a lounge with air conditioning, restrooms reserved for that area, a dedicated bar where some locations may accept cards only, and designated viewing space by the main stage. Ticket access rolls out in multiple phases, including public, local, Spotify, and fan club presales, along with VIP package presale and onsale options.
Grinders KC Event VenueThe Vincents
The Vincents perform a lively blend of songs and onstage antics, led by vocalist and bassist Chase McRoy with guitarist Dustin White’s rapid-fire flat-picking and drummer Kellan Moore’s untamed energy. With more than a decade together, their tight chemistry fuels a set that stretches from 1950s rockabilly to current hits. Along the way they mix in playful surprises, from balance tricks to quick instrument swaps, so no two moments feel the same. Their performances have been featured on the Travel Channel, FOX4, KMBC 9, KSHB 41, and KCTV 5. Their mothers even crown them Kansas City’s best band and are pleased to report they are very nice boys.
Knuckleheads SaloonTLC + Salt-N-Pepa at Starlight
Starlight hosts TLC and Salt-N-Pepa in a co-headlining concert featuring En Vogue. Experience a celebration of 90s hip hop and R&B with hit-packed sets, dynamic performances, and a nostalgic atmosphere. This show is part of the Capitol Federal concert series.
StarlightBeetlejuice: The Musical at Starlight
Beetlejuice: The Musical comes to Starlight, adapted from Tim Burton’s film. The story follows Lydia Deetz, a teenager whose life takes an unexpected turn after she meets a recently deceased couple and a demon with a penchant for stripes. This engagement is part of the 2026 AdventHealth Broadway Series.
StarlightVintage Market Days Kansas City Fall/Holiday Market
Celebrate the season at a Fall and Holiday market held inside the all-indoor, climate-controlled American Royal Association location in Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms. Browse a wide mix of local, regional, and national vendors featuring vintage finds, furniture, clothing, original artwork, home decor, handmade goods, garden items, vintage-inspired pieces, jewelry, and tasty treats. Food and drinks will be available, and there is plenty of seating to take a break and gear up for more shopping. Parking is free with ample space, and admission is always free for children 12 and under. Purchased tickets allow re-entry all weekend when you show a selfie taken at the market’s 2026 Fall/Holiday photo wall, so take your photo when you arrive to make it easy. Enjoy helpful amenities like complimentary bag check and a convenient large-item loading zone that lets you finish shopping, exit the market, drive up, and have the team load furniture into your vehicle. Live music will fill the space throughout the weekend, along with activities and giveaways.
American RoyalBoozy Book Fest
A nostalgic school book fair gets an adult twist at Bartle Hall Convention Center, created in partnership with the Kansas City Booksellers Association. Explore a distinctive lineup of book vendors, local authors, and artists who celebrate the literary world with creativity and style. Discover scented pencils, quirky bookmarks, and crafted cocktails alongside new reads, bringing back favorite book fair vibes in a version designed for grownups. The event supports Kansas City’s bookselling community, with the Kansas City Booksellers Association playing a key role. While attendance is not limited to adults, the program includes adult themes and is not aimed at children, so parents should take this into account. Attendees can browse, shop, sip, and celebrate stories with fellow book lovers.
Bartle Hall Convention CenterCars & Coffee at The Underground
The Underground hosts a casual cars and coffee gathering that brings exceptional automobiles together with great coffee and a welcoming atmosphere. Vehicles of any make and model are invited to be part of the scene. Coffee is provided by Spec Coffee. Sponsorship opportunities are offered on a selective basis, and brands can inquire by message to explore alignment.
The UndergroundJim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert 40th Anniversary
Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth with an in-concert presentation featuring reserved seating. Ticket access includes a public on sale, Bandsintown and local presales, plus a Memorial Day buy one, get one offer.
Uptown TheaterLeonid & Friends
At Uptown Theater, Leonid & Friends presents a tribute to the catalogs of Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, and others. This is a reserved seating concert. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with artist, venue, and DZP presales.
Uptown TheaterMatt Mathews: Not What I Ordered World Tour
Matt Mathews brings the Not What I Ordered World Tour to Kansas City with a live show at the Star Pavilion at Ameristar Casino and Hotel. Fans can catch him on stage as the tour makes a stop at this Missouri venue.
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