Events in Knob Noster today

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live powers into the T-Mobile Center with a fresh wave of action following Glow-N-Fire, which earned Pollstar’s 2025 Family Show of the Year. A new headliner rolls out in Rhinomite, a rhino-themed machine built to charge past the competition. The show introduces all-new stunts from the monster trucks and features a signature FMX moment with the No-Handed Front Flip. Fan favorites come to life on the floor, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. The adrenaline keeps building with high-flying freestyle motocross and a fire-breathing, car-crushing robot dinosaur. Special pricing for kids is available at every performance, making it an easy pick for a family outing.

A casual meetup at The Underground pairs standout cars with quality coffee in a friendly setting. All vehicle makes and models are welcome. Coffee is provided by Spec Coffee. Limited sponsorship opportunities are available, with inquiries accepted by message.

Enjoy a mat Pilates session surrounded by pumpkins at Pixie Pumpkin Patch. This playful fall outing is a sweet date idea to share with a friend, sister, or mom. Remember to bring your own yoga mat.

Now in its eighth year, Midwest Soul Vegfest brings health enthusiasts, food lovers, and mission-driven businesses together at Theis Park for a celebration of wellness, sustainability, and community. The day features a wide array of entirely plant-based food vendors, free cooking demonstrations, and workshops led by wellness experts. Families will find a dedicated Kids Corner with engaging activities and complimentary healthy meals for children. Live music sets the tone while yoga and fitness sessions encourage movement and mindfulness. Insightful panels explore subjects like urban farming, holistic healing, and sustainable environmental practices. A lively marketplace showcases eco-friendly goods from local artisans alongside community organizations, with raffles and giveaways adding extra excitement. Whether vegan, curious about plant-based options, or simply exploring healthier habits, all are welcome. Admission is free for all ages, and optional donations support the nonprofit KC Health Initiative.

A nostalgic, grown up spin on the classic school book fair brings books, drinks, and plenty of bookish fun to Bartle Hall Convention Center. Browse offerings from book vendors, meet local authors, and explore artwork from creators who celebrate the literary world with a creative, sophisticated flair. Expect throwback touches like scented pencils and playful bookmarks alongside crafted cocktails. Presented in partnership with the Kansas City Booksellers Association, this gathering supports Kansas City’s bookselling community. Attendance is not restricted to adults, however content includes adult themes and the event is not geared toward children.

CASA’s In Her Shoes returns for its 10th anniversary, presented by Nucor of Sedalia, with an Academy Awards inspired celebration that uplifts courageous journeys, steadfast resilience, tireless advocacy, and hope. This special fundraiser honors the voices of survivors and the impact of a community that cares. For 43 years, Citizens Against Spouse Abuse has helped people better understand survivors’ experiences and has turned compassion into action with lasting results. The organization empowers those affected by domestic and sexual violence to regain control through safety, advocacy, counseling, and consistent support. The evening takes place in the Varied Industry Building on the Missouri State Fair Grounds and features a buffet dinner with drinks, games and prizes, music and dancing, a silent and live auction, and the sixth annual Mr. In Her Shoes competition, along with additional surprises. Attendees must be 21 or older. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including options that may include a table for eight. Prize sponsorships start at $100, and cash donations of $100 or more are eligible for a 70 percent state tax credit. Reserved tables for eight are $400, and individual tickets are $60 each. Volunteers are also welcomed for set up, event support, and tear down. For sponsorship details, tickets, or volunteer information, contact Julie Hoffert at 660-827-5559 or julie@casa-sedalia.org.

An uplifting evening devoted to honoring Wildwood Montessori School and rallying support. Rooted in Wildwood is not just a fundraiser, it is an opportunity to open doors for current and future students. Guests will enjoy a catered dinner by Mallard's Catering, explore carefully assembled silent auction packages, and take part in a live auction, with every ticket and bid contributing to scholarships, enhanced learning environments, and ongoing teacher development. The focus is on fostering curiosity, independence, and a commitment to lifelong learning, with the aim of growing something lasting.

NRDC celebrates the tenth anniversary of the National Derby Championship with a milestone running that brings the retriever community together. The nation’s top young retrievers compete for the National Derby Champion title while the organizers reflect on the first ten years and look ahead to the future. For updates, check the event’s Facebook page and The Retriever News website.

Enjoy a kid-friendly story time in the Kids Zone at PH Coffee. The session is presented by Mr Dave Reads (@mrdavereads) and features a fresh mix of books handpicked by Mr. Dave. Young listeners can settle in for read-alouds in a space created for kids and stories.

Volunteers with Kansas City Oasis come together at The Micah Ministry to support neighbors in need, reflecting the community’s values of putting people first, taking hands-on action, and finding purpose through making a difference. Tasks include welcoming guests, serving meals, and offering beverages. Arriving a little after the start is acceptable. Participation requires following the Oasis Code of Conduct.

An open-mic storytelling competition with The Moth and KCUR takes place at Knuckleheads Kansas City, inviting anyone to step up and share a true, personal tale shaped by the theme. This edition centers on Magic, welcoming stories of enchantment, uncanny coincidences, and the unbelievable made real, for better or worse. Think sudden wonder, a twist that defies logic, or a classic stage illusion brought to life... choose a card. Sign-ups are available for those who want to tell a story, and guests are welcome to simply listen. Seating is first come, first served, and admission may not be guaranteed for those who arrive late. All sales are final. As many as 10 tickets may be available at the door.

Step into the World of Darkness with a Vampire: The Masquerade session that focuses on a vampire’s First Night, from the final sunset to the first stirrings of hunger and the choices that leave lasting marks. Players take on the turmoil of a first hunt, testing trust and uncovering fear as early alliances and rivalries set the course for a growing personal chronicle. The game uses Vampire: The Masquerade Fifth Edition from Renegade. New players receive guidance with character creation, and all necessary materials are provided. Entry is $7 per session, or choose a $20 monthly membership for unlimited gaming at Pawn and Pint.

Recovery Dharma offers a peer-led, non-theistic approach to recovery grounded in Buddhist principles. The community welcomes anyone who wishes to pursue recovery, regardless of addiction. Its path is founded on and inspired by Buddhism that originated in India and later flourished across South, East, Southeast, and Central Asia, with deep appreciation for the heritage protected and freely shared by the ancestors of these cultures. Regular in-person gatherings take place in the Myrtle Fillmore Chapel on Thursday evenings, with additional virtual meetings on Monday evenings.

DJ Rosie-J hosts a high-energy karaoke night at Hammer's Dueling Piano Bar, featuring memorable performances and plenty of chances to take the mic. From casual crooners to seasoned showstoppers, everyone is welcome to step into the spotlight. Sing favorite tunes, cheer on other performers and soak up an upbeat atmosphere all night long.

A monthly pop-up pantry and resource fair offers free food for anyone in need at the Kansas City Health Department Atrium. Held on the first Tuesday each month, this walk-in event does not require registration. Expect fresh produce and helpful information from community partners. Supplies are limited and available on a first come, first served basis, so early arrival is recommended. For questions, please contact the organizers.

Enjoy an all-ages gathering of open board gaming at Our Spot KC. Bring a favorite game to share or choose from the house collection. One-shot Dungeons and Dragons sessions may pop up from time to time, and game masters interested in running a table can get in touch. The venue is served by bus routes 75, 71, and Prospect MAX. Accessibility features include a wheelchair ramp and off-street parking, and there are all-gender restrooms. Snacks will be on hand, and the event is open to all.

Connect in person with the KC metro pagan community at a weekly no-host social held at Pawn and Pint-Official in Kansas City. It welcomes Witches, Heathens, Druids, Eclectics, Reconstructionists, initiated and non-initiatory practitioners, solitaries, and members of covens, kindreds, temples, lodges, and chapters, as well as others looking for community. This is a relaxed setting to chat, meet new people, and hang out with fellow locals.

Heroism takes center stage as a 15-piece band brings Yuki Hayashi’s powerful score to life alongside vivid footage from the anime, creating an all-encompassing concert experience. Relive a decade of My Hero Academia across all eight seasons, tracing Deku’s early steps and the intense battles that follow, with music and visuals that highlight triumph, heartbreak, and courage. The production merges live performance with cinematic moments to place the audience inside the story, celebrating inspiring characters and the series’ enduring spirit. Whether you have followed Class 1-A from the beginning or are discovering their world for the first time, this event offers a sweeping musical salute and an emotionally charged journey that honors these beloved heroes.

Meet new people from around the world in a relaxed language exchange with a friendly, social vibe. Conversation flows freely with no assigned tables, and English plus the local language are most common. If you want to practice another language, you can ask the event team for help or use their speak-connect matchmaking service to find a partner. Before attending, complete a quick registration on the official site. The venue requires each guest to order at least one drink upon arrival. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Please be courteous to staff, help keep the space tidy, and treat others with respect. Breaking the rules can lead to a ban without prior notice. Photos and video are often taken to capture the atmosphere. If you prefer not to be photographed, inform the photographer. Keep an eye on your belongings, as the organizers are unable to take responsibility for lost items. Those interested in getting involved can contribute as event organizers or as photographers or videographers and skip event fees. The community is active in more than 150 cities, helping people build international friendships through language practice. A quick note about listings: the organizers reuse Facebook event links and update dates shortly after the event begins, so dates and participant numbers shown there may not be accurate.

Presented by AEG, Parcels bring their Loved Tour 2026 to The Midland Theatre in Kansas City, with support from the booyah! kids. This event is open to all ages. The Midland Theatre operates as a cashless venue, so plan to use a debit or credit card for purchases at the box office and bars.

A ribbon cutting hosted by the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce marks the opening of Moonlit Petrichor’s new location in downtown Warrensburg. Moonlit Petrichor is a local soap and candle business that began a little over six years ago and has grown since 2020, operating two locations along the way. The gathering highlights the services they provide and officially welcomes the business to its new home.

A guided tour is available for visitors who want a more in-depth look at the collection. A guide will lead the group, offer context, and point out details that can be easy to miss when exploring on your own. Capacity is limited to 40 participants, and the experience typically lasts around two hours, with the exact length shaped by the group's level of interest. Standard admission fees still apply. Large groups should call ahead to arrange a reservation as they normally would.

The event features casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play. Promotional items are available for participants. Upon arrival, check in by registering with a staff member or through your WPN account.

A friendly knitting and crochet club welcomes participants of all experience levels. Bring a current project, learn a new technique, or start something new while enjoying conversation with fellow makers. It is a chance to create, connect, and find inspiration, one stitch at a time. Those who would like a drink should arrive early.

Philadelphia-based queer grind punk collective The HIRS Collective brings its sound to Howdy in Kansas City, MO. The lineup also features Night Tennis, digigrind artist Warrior Princess Starlight XLNT, and a rare set from Consuming. This is the only Skunt event currently planned for October, so costumes are encouraged to keep things spooky. All ages are welcome, and admission is $20 pay what you can.

Emmaline, the Nashville-based singer, violinist, and songwriter also known as Emma Campbell, brings a lush blend of jazz, soul, and pop colors shaped by a deep love of classic songcraft. Early milestones include features in outlets such as Rolling Stone and American Songwriter and opening for Chaka Khan, a 10-time GRAMMY winner, on her first U.S. tour. She made her silver screen debut in Sweetwater as Jeanne Staples alongside Richard Dreyfuss, Cary Elwes, and Jeremy Piven, with her vocals woven through the soundtrack on standards like It Had to Be You and The Man I Love, plus a duet on Down Home Blues with four-time GRAMMY winner Gary Clark Jr. After launching her career in 2018 by sharing acoustic covers and originals online, she has cultivated a devoted following and performed sold-out shows at notable jazz clubs, major venues, and festivals. Her catalog includes the independently released EPs All My Sweetest Dreams and Necessity, which have earned millions of Spotify streams, and 2023’s Retro Kind of Love, an intimate jazz-pop collection she wrote, produced, and performed herself. Sultry vocals, heartfelt lyrics, and virtuosic jazz violin come together to balance nostalgia with a timeless glow.

AEG Presents’ Papa’s Boat Tour features Dana and Alden at recordBar. Admission is restricted to guests 18 and older.

Attendees can gather with friends and choose their favorite songs, then step onto the stage at a karaoke dance party hosted by DJ Mic. Happening on Wednesdays, it puts performers in the spotlight and keeps a dance-friendly atmosphere between sets.

At the Park 39 co-working complex in midtown Kansas City, a Tea Garden established in collaboration with Keystone Native Nurseries fills hundreds of square feet between a renovated school building and a newer office annex. Raised beds showcase a variety of household and tea herbs along with other flowering plants, and each bed features a sign that identifies what is growing and explains when and how it is harvested. The Tea & Garden Club gathers by the raised beds outside the main entrance to tend the garden, collect plants, and enjoy tea when the weather allows. Visitors are welcome to cut a small amount of herbs for personal use, and there is plenty to go around.

Build a stronger mind with a weekly, free group meditation designed for beginners and welcoming to everyone. Explore core mindfulness practices including stillness, breathwork, chanting, and gentle movement to calm the nervous system and enhance focus and concentration. All ages, body types, and experience levels are invited, and no ticket or registration is required. This trauma-informed, queer-led class offers an open, inclusive setting to deepen your meditation practice.

Moonlit Pages is a book club for readers who enjoy the strange and wonderful. Each month it features a new spooky story by a local author.

Thursday Pokémon TCG nights feature casual open play with no entry fee, and active players can pick up promos. Casual tournaments are also offered for testing decks, with pack prizes for participants plus additional promos.

Doja Cat takes the stage at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City for a high energy concert showcasing a set of her hit songs. Look forward to a lively night of live music as she delivers an electrifying performance for fans in the arena.

Presented by AEG Presents, Jordan Jensen appears at The Midland Theatre in Kansas City for an all ages stand up performance. Jensen is a comedian and actor whose Netflix hour Take Me With You earned praise from Decider for its sharp look at femininity standards. She is on tour and frequently adds shows as venues sell out. Her social channels total more than 1.7 million followers, and her YouTube special has surpassed 2.5 million views. She co hosts Bein’ Ian with Jordan and also hosts RIP Jordan Jensen. Credits include a role in Bradley Cooper’s feature Is This Thing On for Searchlight with Will Arnett, staff writing on season 2 of Tom Segura’s Netflix series Bad Thoughts, appearances on The Late Late Show with James Corden, Comedy Central Features, Don’t Tell Comedy, and Vice’s Super Maximum Retro Show with Chris Distefano, plus voicing the lead in Adult Swim’s The Elephant. She has been recognized by Vulture and Deadline and became the first woman to win NY’s Funniest Stand Up Award at the New York Comedy Festival. Because of high demand, this show has moved from The Truman to The Midland Theatre. Tickets previously purchased will be updated in AXS accounts with seat locations for the new venue. The organizer has implemented a ticket transfer delay, and resale on AXS Resale will not be available. The Midland Theatre is cashless, and payments at the box office and bars are by debit or credit card only.

Presented by Mammoth, Gnash brings The Garden Tour to Warehouse on Broadway, honoring ten years of connection with the community. The performance takes place at Kansas City’s newest music venue in the Westport neighborhood, a lively area known for its bar scene. The space is built for memorable concerts and regularly showcases local, regional, and national artists. Onsite dining is available at Sound Bite Social, which can be entered from the north side of the building and does not require a show ticket, or it can be reached from inside the venue. The restaurant operates Wednesday through Saturday and is also open Sunday through Tuesday when events are scheduled.

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers deliver a high energy rock show shaped by borderland storytelling and a sound that mixes punk grit, country western twang, and mariachi flair. Roger Clyne’s journey includes teaching English by day and busking with a guitar at night in Taipei as a student, a formative chapter that helped spark fan favorite songs people raise a glass to around the world. Joined by drummer PH Naffah, guitarist Jim Dalton, and bassist Nick Scropos, the band has built a devoted following through relentless touring and independent releases. Clyne and Naffah first broke out with The Refreshments, whose debut became a cult favorite on the strength of the single Banditos, national TV exposure, and a theme song credit for the animated series King of the Hill. That path led to the creation of Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers and the album Honky Tonk Union, which topped Billboard’s internet sales chart, followed by a run of top ten charting albums including Americano!, all achieved without major label backing. Highlights include induction into the Arizona Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame, headlining Sammy Hagar’s Cabo Wabo Cantina, and curating the Circus Mexicus festival in Puerto Peñasco, an event that draws thousands and supports local charities. The band also owns and produces an award winning tequila that has been poured in stadiums and is distributed in several states and in Sonora. As Clyne readies his eleventh studio album, the group continues to ignite audiences with spirited performances that turn life’s moments into sing along anthems.

Grab a reusable 12 oz Tin Roof cup for $5 and enjoy $1 refills of well liquor all night. Keep the cup and bring it back every Thursday to get the same refills deal again. DJs will be spinning throughout the night at Tin Roof.