Events in Lee's Summit, MO

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

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

The Grandview Farmers Market takes place each Wednesday.

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

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

KC Exotics-R-Us returns to Green Street with a free program that blends learning and creativity. Discover more about the critters that live around us and take part in a related craft activity.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A music and arts festival in Lees Summit features eight hours of live performances by artists tied to the CMA, the Grand Ole Opry, and recent Billboard Top 10 charts. Between sets, explore an arts and crafts marketplace and enjoy offerings in the Heartland Food and Beverage Garden.

Shamrock Hills Golf Club hosts the 22nd annual memorial golf tournament and silent auction honoring Paul Vargo, featuring a day of golf, contests, prizes, dinner, and a silent auction benefiting Special Olympics Missouri. The cost is $125 per player or $500 per team, and registration includes lunch, golf, and dinner. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Live music from area bands is paired with burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks. Attendees can take selected in stock models for a no obligation test ride, provided they have proper riding gear and a valid motorcycle license. Riders and non riders are welcome to experience the Outlaw lifestyle together.

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

The Bob Rowden Music Trio performs at Home Sweet Home Realty in Downtown Blue Springs, MO during the 2026 Blue Springs Fall Fun Festival. Bob and his trio present a mix of well-known classic rock spanning the 60s, 70s, and beyond.

Josh Andrae performs live in concert, marking his debut on the VFW Post 5789 stage. This young, multi-talented entertainer steps into the spotlight for an evening of music, and the lounge and kitchen will be open serving favorites during the event.

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

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

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

Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House hosts a nostalgia filled set built around the songs you grew up with. Familiar hits take center stage, and the bar offers beers to match the laid back atmosphere.

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

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

The Missouri Tow Truck Association marks its sixteenth annual golf tournament at Shamrock Hills Golf Club. The event supports fundraising efforts for the organization.

A Shelf to Screen premiere party invites book lovers to gather for a group screening of The Love Hypothesis movie adaptation. Tickets are $15 and include admission, light snacks and drinks, and a conversation after the film. Guests may bring their own snacks and nonalcoholic beverages to enjoy during the movie. Folding chairs will be available, and attendees are welcome to bring a lawn or camping chair for extra comfort. Whether already devoted to Olive and Adam or simply curious to see the story on screen, expect a cozy evening of books, movies, and lively bookish conversation. All ticket sales are final, with no refunds or transfers.

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

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

KC Helicopter Jamboree brings helicopter enthusiasts to Charles Reed Memorial Flying Field for three days of flying and camaraderie. The gathering is open to the public. A $30 landing fee covers the full span of activities, and pilots receive lunch on Saturday. Expect an onsite simulator, training opportunities, flight demonstrations, and both 3D and scale flying. Food will be available on Saturday. Pilots traveled from as far as California to Illinois last year, highlighting the wide draw of this event.

The Fuze Brothers return with lively music, fun times, and an upbeat atmosphere that brings the energy to life, delivering a feel-good set from start to finish.

The Free to Breathe Kansas City Walk brings together a community committed to raising awareness and funding vital research to increase lung cancer survival. Participants may walk with a team or individually and can expect encouragement and support along the way. Participation is free. For questions, contact events@LCRF.org or (646) 430-0898.

This concert series features live performances by local bands along with burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks. Test rides on in-stock motorcycles are available without obligation, with proper riding gear and a motorcycle license required. It is suitable for both riders and non-riders and works well for friends and families.

Support Disabled American Veterans and the Rampage Athletics Booster Club by helping fill the truck with soft goods at Rampage Athletics. Accepted items include clothing, shoes and boots, coats and jackets, hats and gloves, belts and purses, bedding and blankets, sheets and pillowcases, towels and washcloths, curtains and drapes, and stuffed animals. Please place donations in bags or boxes when possible. Every contribution helps veterans and creates more opportunities for Rampage Athletics athletes and families. Clean out your closets, give back, and make an impact.

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

Unwind under the moonlight at Legacy Park Amphitheater with a gentle yoga session that moves at a relaxed pace. The class centers on passive stretches to help foster physical, mental, and emotional calm. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the gate.

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

Hosted at Shamrock Hills Golf Club, this golf outing blends time on the course, food, and friendly conversation in support of Canine Companions. The event benefits a nonprofit that provides highly trained service dogs to people with disabilities at no cost, creating partnerships that change lives.

Blue Springs, Missouri hosts a celebration of Ford power and style, presented by Keen Wealth Advisors. Due to construction on Main Street, the show has been relocated to a large parking area near Sandy’s Restaurant and Side Pockets. The event welcomes any Ford powered or Ford bodied vehicle, takes place rain or shine, and does not offer refunds. Groups that want to park side by side should arrive together, as spaces will not be saved. Advance registration is available for $20, with day-of entry priced at $25. Registration is available on site, and awards will be presented, with a 50/50 drawing held during the ceremony. The first 100 vehicles to register will receive a goody bag. Event shirts can be pre-ordered and pre-paid for an additional $5 savings per shirt. Prices are $20 for sizes S through XL, $22 for 2XL, $24 for 3XL, and $25 for 4XL, featuring artwork inspired by the 250th Anniversary Celebration theme. To ensure your preferred size, submit your order and payment by the stated deadline. In honor of America’s 250th, cash is up for grabs. Awards include $150 for first place, $75 for second, and $50 for third, and there is also a $250 giveaway at each show for participants displaying their vehicles. A Youth Class offers three awards and is open to entrants age 21 and under who register in that category and provide a birth date. Hosted by the Midwest Blue Oval Club, a 501(c)(3) founded in 2014, this show supports local causes. Proceeds benefit the Joshua Center, the Rainbow Center, and the You Matter Movement, and half of the 50/50 pot will support a local youth group.

Enjoy a friendly trivia night featuring raffles, silent action offerings, and snacks. Reserve a table for eight for $80, or participate as an individual for $10. Registration is available through a form.

After Party Band brings a high energy rock and party show to VFW Post 5789. The lounge is open to the public and offers drink and food specials promoted as the best prices in town. Expect a lively, dance-friendly atmosphere from this Kansas City group.

Alison's Angels hosts its fourth annual charity golf tournament at Lakewood Oaks Country Club. The event brings golfers and supporters together for a charitable competition on the course.

Hosted by the Lee’s Summit History Museum, this storytelling gathering at Bridge Space highlights the city’s past through firsthand memories and personal accounts. Preselected speakers share meaningful experiences that help longtime residents reconnect while giving newer neighbors a welcoming introduction to the stories behind familiar downtown landmarks. The atmosphere is informal and intimate, much like friends trading tales. Popcorn will be available, and attendees may bring their own beverages for a relaxed BYOB experience. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support the museum’s ongoing preservation of local voices.

Settle in for a relaxed night of bingo with snacks and drinks to share. Everyone is welcome.

This charity golf tournament aims to support a good cause. Additional details will be provided soon.

Driveway Drinkers return to East Forty Brewing for a live show featuring original music with a red dirt sound. Sing along with help from advance playlists shared for the occasion.

Whiskey Business brings a lively mix of modern and classic country, classic rock, and blues to VFW Post 5789. Guests can enjoy the music while ordering from the full menu, with appetizers and a dinner special available. This event is open to the public.

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

Chapel Hill Rebellion returns to Dirty Harry's Bar & Grill for a live set. There is no cover charge. Dancing boots are encouraged.

The Saturday Outlaw Concert Series features live music from area bands alongside burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks. Attendees can also take test rides on select in-stock bikes, with proper riding gear and a valid motorcycle license required, and there is no obligation. Friends and family are welcome whether they ride or not.

The Lucky Us Band delivers a concert packed with lively country and classic rock, performed by seasoned musicians who bring polish and energy to every song. The set features popular tunes spanning the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and beyond, arranged to keep the momentum high. Steel guitar features throughout the performance, shaping the band’s sound with classic tones. Familiar favorites and tight musicianship take center stage.

Damaged Goods sets the stage at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee's Summit with a high-energy mix of Southern rock, classic rock, and country favorites. The Kansas City cover duo features Bret Reece on vocals and rhythm guitar alongside Devin Dudley on lead guitar and vocals. With years of shows around the KC metro at bars, clubs, and receptions, they are recognized for punctual, professional performances with quality sound. Their two-man approach, often acoustic, leans into familiar hits that spark singalongs and create an easygoing party vibe. Expect a relaxed night of live music filled with songs many people know by heart.

The Show Me Reptile Show brings a family friendly expo that blends fun, education, and hands on discovery for all ages. Top breeders and trusted vendors showcase a wide range of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics, along with plants and bioactive supplies. Visitors will also find enclosures, feeders, decor, and other care essentials for creating and maintaining healthy habitats. Guests are welcome to browse, take photos, ask questions, and enjoy the animals even if they are not planning to bring home a new pet. All ages are welcome, and no outside animals are permitted. Admission options include advance general admission at $12 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with free entry for children 6 and under. At the door, general admission is $15 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with free entry for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is $17 in advance or $20 at the door and includes early entry as well as complimentary admission on the second day at any two day show.

Dogtoberfest offers a full day of pup friendly fun with free admission when you bring dry or canned dog food to support local shelters. Enjoy a Halloween costume contest, a best trick showdown, a dog and owner look alike contest, agility runs with dog demonstrations, and live training and educational sessions. Explore more than 100 vendors, including pet bakeries, veterinarians, rescues, and more. Highlights include disc catching competitions and a playful Bobbing for Biscuits game. Made a Promise Rescue will be on site, and you can track them down for snuggles, kisses, and a chance to meet adoptable pups. Bring your dog, your friends, and plenty of good energy.

Enjoy booths featuring MOGS and more than 100 additional vendors, a variety of food trucks, and a dog Halloween costume contest. Browse items available for purchase and meet adoptable dogs. Admission is a donation of dog food that supports the Lee's Summit Animal Shelter.

The 32nd Annual Dogtober Fest takes place at Kemper Outdoor Education Center. Admission is free with a dog food donation supporting a food drive for local animal shelters. The event features games such as sack races, bobbing for biscuits, and musical disks. Contests include the best biscuit eater, waggiest tail, a costume contest, dog and owner look-alikes, best kisser, and best trick. Demonstrations highlight search and rescue, carting, police dogs, service dogs, and herding dogs. The schedule also offers matches, tests, and workshops in agility, obedience, rally, Canine Good Citizen, dock diving, weave pole races, and Frisbee. Booths round out the day with rescue groups, boarding, adopt-a-pet information, pet supplies, and pet sitters.

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

Bailey Training and Support will offer Safe Sitter Essentials with CPR at Blue Springs Fieldhouse at the Carson Ross Community Recreation Complex. This instructor-led, 6.5 hour class is for students in grades 6 to 9. Through games and role-play, participants practice how to stay safe at home, look after younger siblings, and take on babysitting responsibilities. Topics include safety strategies, child care basics, first aid and rescue skills with child and infant CPR, and life and business skills to support responsible caregiving.

The MGDs perform live at The 1909 Club. Capacity is limited, and entry requires a reservation through Libations & Company.

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

Coyote Bill Band brings a high-voltage mix of blistering blues, funk-tinged country, and classic rock and roll to Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lees Summit, MO. A tight crew of veteran musicians delivers a lively, rule-breaking energy from start to finish.

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

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

This midnight release party celebrates the next ACOTAR book with activities, snacks, and fan-focused fun. Attendees can count down to the new installment with fellow readers, discuss theories, and connect with other fans. A costume contest may be included. Tickets are $10 and capacity is limited. A full itinerary with more details and surprises will be announced closer to the event.

Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House hosts a Halloween dance party filled with classic rock from the 1960s through the 2000s. Bill Skinner handles guitars and vocals, Scott Melton lays down bass and vocals, Chuck Hays moves between keyboards and guitars while singing, and Phil Antkowicz drives the beat on drums. Colin Rohde oversees the sound and takes the mic for "My Own Worst Enemy," creating a lively atmosphere for dancing.

Dogzilla brings a live rock show to IronHorse MO.

Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House hosts a live music performance featuring Haley, Matt, and Jon.

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

Pat Barrett brings the I’ve Got A Fire Tour with Zahriya Zachary to Blue Springs Christian Church in Blue Springs, Missouri. The event highlights music from his latest album, including songs such as I’ve Got A Fire, Praise The Lord Forever, Break Open, and Always On Time, along with the well known anthems Build My Life and Good Good Father. The schedule includes a VIP pre-show experience before early entry and general admission, followed by the main program. Tickets are available. To safeguard purchases, third party ticket sales are not allowed on TPR event pages and tickets obtained from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or eligible for updates or assistance. Use the official ticketing outlet for this event.

A Night of Stars marks Blue Springs City Theatre’s 40th Anniversary Gala, celebrating four decades of storytelling, music, and rousing applause while saluting the artists, volunteers, patrons, and community members who have illuminated the stage. This heartfelt evening reflects on the past, honors the present, and looks ahead to a future that shines just as brightly.

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

Even if it is chilly outside, the vibe inside Konrad's Kitchen and Tap House will be sizzling as Press Play delivers a set packed with crowd-pleasing songs. Expect lively energy, familiar tunes, and a warm atmosphere from start to finish.

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

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

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