Events in Lee's Summit today

East Forty hosts the original Tuesday open mic in Eastern Jackson County. Take the stage or relax and enjoy community talent. Tuesday happy hour runs all evening with $1 off all draft beers, $6 select cocktails, $2 off all pizzas, and $6 appetizers. Performers also receive a buy one, get one free offer on their first draft beer or nonalcoholic beverage.

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

Casual Commander takes center stage on the busiest night for MTG. The game room regularly draws more than 40 players, creating plenty of pods and lively matchups. There is no entry fee, and door prizes come in the form of official Promo Packs. The focus is on meeting fellow enthusiasts, finding a seat at a pod, and enjoying friendly games. It is also a welcoming option for newer players who want to sharpen their play and try out new decks.

Each Wednesday, the Grandview Farmers Market offers a weekly opportunity to experience the market.

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.

Mindgames And Magic hosts a welcoming Dungeons and Dragons experience where young players can learn the game and enjoy adventures alongside peers in a safe, inclusive setting. Participants build confidence with the rules and storytelling while developing positive social skills, problem solving abilities, worldbuilding, and character development. Sessions take place in a private game room with access to miniatures, terrain, atmospheric music and lighting, and opportunities for costumes or cosplay, all supporting original adventures tailored to the group. This event is designed for ages 10 to 16. The cost is 10 dollars per person for each session, and space tends to fill quickly.

Weekly karaoke brings Lee's Summit together for a lively night of singing. Martell Love hosts, guiding the room through upbeat performances with plenty of laughs. Arrive ahead of the show to enjoy a pre-event happy hour with specials on drinks, then the mics open for anyone ready to take the stage. Whether trying karaoke for the first time or returning with a favorite song, guests can expect a friendly atmosphere and a cheering crowd.

Summit Pizza Lee's Summit features tableside magic on the second and fourth Thursday, with David visiting tables for up close illusions and interactive fun.

Enjoy constructed One Piece play with a $9 entry fee. Prizes include a pack for each win plus promos. The community is growing quickly, is welcoming to brand new players, and emphasizes having fun while building the game.

Mindgames and Magic of Lee’s Summit teams up with Electric Insomnia, Kansas City Professional Nerd Community, Kansas City Dungeons and Dragons, and others to present an ongoing Dungeons & Dragons event series. Each gathering offers one-shot adventures you can complete in a single sitting, ideal for meeting fellow heroes and sharing new stories without long commitments. Tables feature minis and terrain, background music with atmospheric lighting, and a welcoming dose of costumes and cosplay. The environment is beginner friendly, and regulars are happy to help newcomers learn the ropes and grow into capable adventurers. This program follows an Adventurers League style tailored for the store, led exclusively by vetted and experienced storytellers from the local community. It provides an easy way for both seasoned players and first timers to explore new realms and play alongside new companions. The cost is 10 dollars per person per session, paid to Mindgames and Magic.

The V hosts the Bluzboyz Thursday Night Jam, filling a large hall with jazz and rock tunes. There is ample room for listening or stepping onto the dance floor. The post lounge is open to the public and serves beverages, with daily drink specials available. The kitchen offers dinner specials for the jam. Attendees can also look over the schedule for other upcoming events. VFW Post 5789 welcomes the public and serves as a hub for live music in Lee's Summit.

Eclipse Bar & Grill hosts a soft tip darts blind draw using a double-elimination bracket. Teams are paired at random, and the entry fee is $11 with $1 going to a mystery out. The bar contributes to the prize pool. Matches are played in Cricket and 501 with open in and open out, and players may choose to take the first throw or select the game. Starts can be decided by a flip, by the previous game’s loser, or by a cork. A mystery out pot is available, and a Triple Triple Double pot is also in play.

Scotty McBee brings his seasoned musicianship to Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee’s Summit. Performing and teaching since 1988, he earned a degree from the UMKC Conservatory of Music in 1996 and has shared the stage with Ida McBeth, the McFadden Brothers, Kim Park, Bloodstone, and others. His background includes work in tribute groups honoring KISS, Bon Jovi, and Jellyfish, co-creating the long-running Jerry’s Jam Night, and helping launch Jazz Discharge, a Zappa-inspired band. His debut album, Playing With Myself, arrived in 2005. Beyond performing, he runs McBeest Music, LLC, where he offers private lessons and full recording production, and he records as a freelance studio musician for Kansas City artists. He currently leads Troubadour Retrievers and Special Forces, A Salute to .38 Special, and plays percussion with Superstar Mafia. He also appears with Brad Cox and the People’s Liberation Big Band, Project Mayhem, Kelly Blue, and other local projects. Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lee’s Summit regularly features live music on Thursdays and Saturdays.

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.

Glow Together presents an ultraviolet art experience under black lights. Participants choose a UV project and create a custom piece in an illuminated setting. Pricing varies based on the project selected.

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.

Market on Main brings a summer-long celebration to Downtown Blue Springs, showcasing local growers and makers. Explore farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, fresh flowers, and more. The season includes special theme days such as Dog Days of Summer, Health and Wellness Day, Artists and Authors, and Harvest Fest. Supported by St. Mary’s Medical Center. Updates are shared on social media by Downtown Blue Springs and Market on Main. Vendor opportunities are available with full-season, partial, and daily options.

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.

Savor a boxed brunch in the orchard at Colonial Farms, then get up close with the resident alpacas during a guided experience. Brunch boxes feature farm-inspired items that may include seasonal fruit, quiche made with farm-fresh eggs, pastries, or brunch sandwiches. Coffee and bottled water are included, and a pop-up bar offers mimosas, cocktails, and additional non-alcoholic options for purchase. Before settling in for the meal, enjoy casual activities like games and visiting the goats. While dining, take in views of the alpacas in their habitat, followed by time inside the enclosure for hands-on interactions. The outing continues with a tour aboard a military vehicle for a unique look around the farm. This outdoor event is suitable for all ages. As it takes place on a working farm, expect uneven or muddy ground and wear closed-toe shoes. The experience runs rain or shine. Brunch is planned for the orchard, with a move to the main building in the case of heavy rain. Space is limited. Afterward, the garden center is open to explore with a wide selection of plants, trees, and garden essentials.

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.

An interactive role playing game session that brings stories to life through cooperative narrative building and character development. New and experienced players alike can look forward to a welcoming group setting that supports skill growth and invites participants to set off on grand adventures.

Yarns Group at Chaos & Color is a cozy fiber arts meetup for knitters, crocheters, stitchers, and anyone who loves yarn, texture, and slow craft. Attendees can bring a work in progress, start something new, or simply enjoy time stitching in good company. The gathering welcomes all experience levels, from beginners to seasoned makers, and all fiber arts are embraced, including knitting, crochet, embroidery, and weaving. A warm, quiet corner of the studio is set aside for yarn lovers, and drop ins are welcome throughout the session. All ages are welcome, with kids attending alongside an adult. Pricing follows the Curious Creator tier at $15 per hour, or $5 for the whole session when bringing personal materials or an in progress project.

At Eclipse Bar & Grill, players can take part in a weekly soft tip blind draw darts tournament that uses a double elimination bracket. Signups are followed by a team draw, and the entry is $11 with $1 going to the Mystery Out. The bar matches the pot, and games include Cricket, 501 OI OO, and 301 DI DO. Matches use flip start, loser start, and cork rules. Extra prize opportunities include a Mystery Out pot and a Triple Triple Double pot.

Bring a beverage you love and dive into a relaxed sip and paint experience. Choose from a wide selection of designs and receive personalized guidance to create your own artwork. Planning a group? Opt for a party setup where everyone paints something different, or have an instructor guide the whole group through the same design step by step. Instructors are experienced with both approaches, so the session can match your group’s style.

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.

Set in the courtyard at Colonial Gardens, this beginner-friendly Yoga 101 class is hosted by Megan’s Yoga Tribe and led by Carly Duquette. Expect approachable poses, calming breathwork, and gentle movement designed to build strength, ease tension, and support a deeper mind-body connection. If the weather is uncooperative, the session takes place indoors at the same location. After class, participants can explore the grounds, and each attendee receives $1 off a drink at Whistle Stop Coffee & Mercantile before or after the session. The cost is $15 per class, or $10 for members of Megan’s Yoga Tribe using a coupon code at checkout. Please bring a yoga mat or towel, water, and, if you wish, a friend.

Practice breath and movement in the courtyard gardens at Colonial Gardens in Blue Springs as Megan's Yoga Tribe guides an all levels flow. The session features beginner friendly sequences designed to build strength, increase flexibility, and nurture mindfulness in a calm outdoor setting. This class is part of a 20 session series held through spring, summer, and fall, with options for a season pass covering all dates or single class drop ins. Please bring your own mat.

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.

A relaxed breakfast gathering where you can bring a friend or meet someone new. Enjoy a continental-style spread along with bottomless drip coffee and tea. Guests of every age are welcome. Admission is $15 for one child and one adult, and an additional adult can be added for $8 at checkout.

Local musicians are invited to take the stage for an open jam, with a live audience ready to listen. Core equipment is available on site thanks to a donation from Terry Wood of One-Two-Trio. Bring your own instrument and jump in, whether you are new to performing or an experienced player, and play in any style that suits you. There is no entry fee. Tips for performers are welcome but not required. Guests may bring whatever food they like, and domestic bucket specials will be available throughout the day.