Events in Lee's Summit today

Pedal for a purpose at this annual bike ride benefiting Coldwater’s Food Pantry, which is serving more families than ever. The registration fee covers lunch from Chef Aristo's Curbside and Catering, a T-shirt, and snacks and drinks at SAG stops along the route. Riders can choose from routes geared toward experienced cyclists or opt for a family friendly option. Participation directly supports the pantry’s mission to provide food assistance.

Celebrate local flavor at Market on Main in Downtown Blue Springs. This community market spotlights area growers and makers offering farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, colorful flowers, and more. Presented with support from St. Mary’s Medical Center. Throughout the season, look for special themes like Dog Days of Summer, Health & Wellness Day, Artists & Authors, and Harvest Fest. For news and announcements, follow Downtown Blue Springs or Market on Main on social media. Vendor opportunities are available, with full-season, partial, and single-day options.

A single runner heads out for a few reflective miles, sparked by memories of a formative coming of age film first seen in early teens and revisited four decades later. The tone blends nostalgia and humor, with playful nods to combs and costumes, and a radio-style spirit that celebrates full-length vinyl and back-to-back golden oldies. Weather chatter and quirky one-liners keep things light while the route becomes a place to think about who we were, who we are, and where we are going. This is not a race, so the start is casual and the finish window is more hopeful than certain.

More than 40 extra vendors will be set up in the parking lot. Enjoy music and food trucks, and take advantage of a free bounce house. There will be lots of fun and great deals.

Get the training you need to qualify for a Missouri or Kansas concealed carry license at Frontier Justice in Lee’s Summit. This is a state-mandated qualification course that includes classroom instruction on handgun operation, safe storage, holster use, and the legal use of force. After lunch, the class moves to the range for the live-fire portion required for licensure. The day also covers topics like Castle Doctrine laws, and how to interact with law enforcement after a self-defense incident. You must bring a current driver’s license for your state of residence to receive the paperwork. If you don’t have a firearm for the qualification portion, a .22 semi-automatic may be available to rent for an extra fee, and ammunition is additional.

Join Missouri Town Living History Museum for a hands-on embroidery workshop where Living History Interpreters teach you basic stitches and help you create an embroidered sampler inspired by a historic mid-1800s pattern. The finished sampler is yours to take home. Pre-registration is required and class size is limited. Pogo Pass is not eligible for this event.

This meetup offers a community-focused space for professionals who support pregnancy, birth, and postpartum across the Kansas City metro. Spend time connecting, networking, and building relationships with both new and seasoned peers from many roles, including doulas, childbirth or lactation educators, birth photographers, IBCLCs, labor and delivery or NICU nurses, perinatal and postnatal therapists, chiropractors, occupational or physical therapy providers, certified nurse midwives, certified professional midwives, traditional midwives, midwifery students, and birth assistants. Attendance is limited to practitioners and is not intended for families seeking a provider.

Live rock music from area bands sets the tone for a festive concert series event. Burgers, hot dogs, and cold drinks are available to enjoy throughout the show. Attendees interested in riding can take an in-stock motorcycle out for a test ride with no commitment required. Proper riding gear and a valid motorcycle license are required for anyone who plans to ride. The event is open to both riders and non-riders, offering an Outlaw-style experience.

An inviting RPG session that brings creativity to the table through shared storytelling and deep character work. Designed for newcomers and veterans alike, groups focus on a supportive atmosphere where participants can grow their skills and set off on epic adventures.

Pack swimsuits for a kid-friendly splash. Children can run through sprinklers and enjoy the playground while parents relax and socialize. It is BYOB. Food will be chosen by a vote between walking tacos and pizza. A simple way to celebrate summer.

Celebrating 15 years of cruising down Main Street, this car cruise shifts for the 2026 season to the parking lot east of the police station in Downtown Blue Springs, the same spot that hosts Market on Main. The move keeps things consistent while summer construction affects Main Street. It embraces a windows down, music up spirit in honor of a milestone year.

Get ready for the 3rd Annual My Lil' Lemon Drop Day Party Festival, back and hosted exclusively at Chicken N Pickle in Overland Park. Expect a full facility takeover with the inside, patio, rooftop, multiple seating areas, multiple bars, and multiple food stations, plus lemon drops, good music, and big day-party energy. The dress code calls for casual or upscale attire in yellow, green, and white, and the event is 21+ with no smoking or vaping. Tickets are available and tickets will also be available at the door, with a cashless bar and no refunds.

Bowling for Rhinos 2026 brings an evening of bowling at Summit Lanes to support rhino conservation. The event includes silent auctions and raffles. The venue offers food and a full bar. Early bird ticket pricing is available.

George Lopez is performing live for an evening comedy show at The Comedy Club of Kansas City. The performance is scheduled to start at 6:00 PM.

Bring your favorite drink and enjoy a relaxed sip and paint session. Choose from a wide range of painting designs while instructors offer personalized guidance to help you craft your own masterpiece. Groups can decide whether each person paints a different piece with individual coaching, or everyone follows the same design step by step. Both formats are available for a fun, collaborative experience.

Eclipse Bar & Grill presents a soft tip blind draw with double elimination and teams drawn before play begins. Entry is $11, with $1 going to the Mystery Out. The bar matches the pot, and there are added chances through a Mystery Out pot and a Triple Triple Double pot. Games rotate through Cricket, 501 open in open out, and 301 double in double out. Starts are decided by flip, loser start, or cork.

Catch Stray Cats live at Uptown Theater in Kansas City, with Midnight Cowgirls also on the lineup. The show is scheduled to start at 7:00 PM.

Catch comedian Tom Oeffling live for Mammoth Presents: Tom Oeffling, Last Common Ancestor, with Last Common Ancestor. This is a 21+ show at Minibar. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

At Legacy Park Amphitheater, Elton Dan & The Rocket Band deliver the feel of a classic Sir Elton John concert, drawing from seven landmark albums of the 70s and 80s. Formed in 2015, the group has played more than 700 shows across 38 states, bringing high-energy performances to fans nationwide. Expect crowd favorites such as I’m Still Standing, Philadelphia Freedom, Crocodile Rock, and Rocket Man. There may also be a duet like Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, along with deeper cuts and longtime band staples including Madman Across the Water, Levon, Tiny Dancer, and Pinball Wizard. On-site vendors are set to include Chick-Fil-A, Bee Ray’s, Big Mama’s Pancakes, and Embrace the Grape. For entry, note that firearms and other weapons, umbrellas, outside beverages other than water, outside food, wallet chains, pocket knives, fireworks, sports balls, coolers, cameras or video cameras, scooters, bicycles, skateboards, tents, and grills or tailgating supplies are not allowed. Sealed plastic water bottles of one liter or less are permitted, limited to one per person. Smoking and tobacco use are allowed only in a designated area inside the venue, and smokable marijuana products are prohibited inside the facility under city ordinance.

This event promises upbeat energy and a feel-good rock atmosphere, all about keeping the fun going from start to finish.

It features Elton John songs from seven iconic albums. The focus is on selections that represent different periods of his catalog.

The night features live soul and blues with Cocoa Marie at Iron Horse Bar and Grill in Lees Summit. Recognized for a powerful, expressive voice and an emotional stage presence, Cocoa Marie breathes new life into beloved favorites and contemporary grooves, delivering each song with feeling and style. This performance offers something for fans of smooth soul, raw blues, and anyone who enjoys quality live music.

Dogzilla performs live at Stuey McBrew's for a night of rock music.

Desenfocado brings a 21+ night at Warehouse On Broadway where raw reggaetón collides with underground electronic culture. Expect an open, unpretentious dance floor with no cordoned-off sections, prioritizing a shared experience over exclusivity. The artist lineup will be announced soon, but the focus is clear... high-impact rhythms and a crowd-forward atmosphere.

Enjoy a gentle introduction to yoga in the courtyard at Colonial Gardens. Presented by Megan’s Yoga Tribe and led by instructor Carly Duquette, this beginner friendly class focuses on foundational poses, mindful breathing, and easy movement for anyone new to yoga or returning to the basics. The guidance centers on building strength, finding calm, and feeling more connected. After class, participants can take time to appreciate the gardens. As an added perk, each attendee receives $1 off a drink of choice at Whistle Stop Coffee & Mercantile, valid before or after class. If the weather does not cooperate, the session moves indoors at Colonial Gardens. Please bring a yoga mat or towel, water, and a friend if you like. Each session is $15, with a $10 rate for members of Megan’s Yoga Tribe using the available coupon code at checkout.

Soul Yoga Fest KC is a free community wellness festival featuring a full lineup of movement classes and workshops. Expect a mix of yoga plus other activities like dance, meditation, and hands-on workshops, with sessions running throughout the day. There will also be local vendors offering healthy goods and services.

Junior professional wrestling classes designed for youth offer a monthly training opportunity focused on skill-building and fitness. Sessions are planned for the second Sunday of each month with adjustments around holidays. The class is open to ages 7 and up, and the cost is $25. Age exceptions may be considered on a case-by-case basis by XWC staff or management. Presented by Xtreme Wrestling Center, which identifies as the Kansas City Metro’s longest running professional wrestling program, the training team brings more than 50 years of combined experience. Instruction takes place in a controlled, safety-first setting that emphasizes discipline and respect. Participants are expected to follow the rules, stay dedicated to their training, and treat everyone with courtesy, and the program upholds a policy of nondiscrimination.

Raytown Trans Joy In The Park is a community potluck picnic that centers trans joy while welcoming everyone, both transgender and cisgender, to share space and connection. In warm weather the gathering takes place at C. Lee Kenagy Park, typically in the grassy area just south of the skate park. When it is cold or raining, it moves indoors to the multipurpose room at Southwood UCC. People who are curious about trans experiences, or who have trans or queer loved ones and want to learn more, will find an open, community-focused setting.

Free live music fills Rotary Park in Blue Springs as the Concerts in the Park series continues with The Lucky Us Band. The summer lineup spans nine Sundays, and this installment brings the band’s country rock sound to the park. Pack a blanket, lawn chairs, and a picnic to relax on the grass and enjoy the show. The series is supported by Fike and Tandem Paving.

Week 6 centers on a magic kingdom theme, inviting campers to explore favorite fairytale worlds through imagination and play. The week features enchanted games, creative challenges, hands-on crafts, and lively group activities that keep everyone active and engaged in a fun, welcoming setting. The full week costs $199. Campers should bring a packed lunch each day. Space is limited and this session may fill quickly. Single-day spots may open only if the full week does not sell out.

Discover a creative fashion art experience where everyday garments become wearable art. Participants experiment with tie dye, bedazzling, bleach art, sewing, hand painting, leather painting, and custom design while crafting unique pieces. This session welcomes creative kids, teens, and adults who value self-expression, personal style, and hands-on projects they can proudly wear.

Muddy Mondays introduces beginners to pottery wheel techniques with expert instruction. In addition to practicing on the wheel, participants can refine forms with sculpting tools and personalize their work in a dedicated glazing area. All pieces are fired each week for a finished result. After you complete the basic Pottery 101 class, you can book time on a private wheel and take advantage of open studio hours.

At Eclipse Bar & Grill, a double elimination steel tip blind draw pairs players at random for a night of darts featuring Cricket, 501 open in double out, and 301 double in double out. Sign-ups are followed by a team draw. The entry fee is $7, with $2 going to the high and low pots, and the bar matches the pot. Matches begin with a cork, the loser starts the next leg, then it returns to a cork. Additional pots include high 501 out, low 501 out, and a triple triple double pot.

Catch Lindsey Stirling on the Duality Untamed Tour at Starlight Theatre. The show is scheduled for an evening performance, and $1 per ticket will go toward Lindsey’s foundation, The Upside Fund, which supports equitable healthcare, medical debt relief, mental health access, and nutrition education and food justice. Tickets may include applicable service and handling fees. VIP packages are also available.

An evening of BMX practice features two open practice sessions with a brief window reserved for balance bike riders on the big track. The dedicated balance bike track remains available for the length of the event. Balance bike riders pay no practice fee, but a membership is required at $40 per year, and each rider must register for every event. Access to the big track for balance bikes is limited to the short reserved period. Concessions are open, and the grill is running for food and drinks. All riders must have a current USA BMX membership. Brand new riders can try the sport at no cost with a one day trial membership, and volunteers are on site to help newcomers get comfortable. For safety, riders should wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed toe shoes, and bring a helmet. Loaner helmets are available, and a limited number of loaner bikes are offered.

Move through a seamless blend of Pilates and yoga that builds core strength, increases flexibility, and steadies your balance. Expect mindful movement and breathwork inspired by yoga paired with the toning and stability focus of Pilates, creating a practice that leaves you feeling strong, refreshed, and grounded. All experience levels are welcome. When it is cold the class meets inside the market, and when the weather is pleasant it is held outside on the turf. Please bring a yoga mat or a towel.

The Tuesday Sessions Open Mic Night at East Forty features a welcoming stage for performers and a relaxed setting for listeners, serving as Eastern Jackson County's original open mic tradition. Participants are welcome to share their talents, while others can enjoy the creativity of the community. Happy hour pricing lasts the entire night, with $1 off all draft beers, $6 select cocktails, $2 off all pizzas, and $6 appetizers. Performers receive a buy one, get one free offer on their first draft beer or nonalcoholic drink.

An evening that pairs medicating with meditation is led by Infused Sound Healing, beginning with a communal smoke ceremony and flowing into a one hour guided meditation and immersive sound bath. Capacity is limited to 25 to maintain an intimate setting. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing, as the practice moves from seated to standing. Location details are provided after ticket purchase. The ticket link is listed in the event details, and support is available if there are any issues. Take time to recharge and reconnect with Infused Sound Healing.

Play crokinole or choose from other games. Happy hour specials will be available.

The Red Cross returns to Lakeland for a community blood drive hosted in the Lakeland lobby. Donor appointments are available for those who would like to schedule a time in advance.

The Grandview Farmers Market takes place every Wednesday, providing a weekly opportunity to visit the market.

Focused on Commander and Magic: The Gathering, this is the busiest night, often filling the game room with more than 40 players. There is no entry fee, and door prizes are awarded as official Promo Packs. Players settle into pods, meet fellow fans, and enjoy casual matches in a lively setting. It is a good option for newer players who want to sharpen their skills and experiment with new decks.

Enjoy a laid-back trivia session that is open to the public. Happy hour specials are available beforehand, and trivia begins after happy hour.

Settle in for a relaxed evening as the REEL Fellowship summer movie series features Evan Almighty (2007), rated PG. This comedy follows a rising congressman tasked by God with building an ark, complete with modern day touches like delivered building materials and animals arriving at his doorstep, all while his family, friends, and the nation look on. Bring dinner or arrange a delivery if you are short on time. Popcorn will be available, and it is a bring your own beverage gathering. The screening takes place in Fellowship Hall, the large room upstairs.

Geared toward riders who are new to BMX, this clinic focuses on building confidence, learning core skills, and feeling at ease on the track in an encouraging, low pressure setting. It suits novice riders, anyone seeking extra practice with coaching, and those still settling into the basics. After check in, the session centers on targeted instruction and gate practice with helpful coaches available throughout. Pre registration is required, the cost is $10 plus a $1 processing fee, and an active membership is required. Registration opens the day before the clinic. Participants must wear a helmet, long sleeves, long pants, and closed toe shoes. Bring a bike and a water bottle to be ready to ride. Expect a welcoming experience that makes learning enjoyable and sets up more fun on race day.

Young adventurers ages 10 to 16 can dive into Dungeons & Dragons at Mindgames And Magic in a safe and welcoming setting. Participants are guided through game mechanics while building positive social skills, practicing problem solving, exploring world building, and managing characters. Sessions take place in a private gaming room with access to miniatures, terrain, music with mood lighting, and options for costumes or cosplay. Stories are tailored to the players so each group experiences a unique adventure. The cost is 10 dollars per person per session, and spots tend to fill quickly.

Karaoke takes center stage in Lee’s Summit each week, with Martell Love setting a lively tone for an evening filled with music and laughter. A pre-show happy hour offers drink specials to help warm up the crowd before the singing begins. The atmosphere is welcoming for both seasoned karaoke regulars and first-timers, making it easy to step up to the mic or cheer from the sidelines. Share the experience with friends and create memories that bring everyone back week after week.

The Summit Church is handing out popsicles in the park at Lowenstein Park. Stop by to grab a popsicle and hang out, with the event running from late morning into early afternoon.

At Hidden Valley Sports Complex, this showcase presents Graco’s Snapline autonomous field striping technology, among the few stripers that allow the use of any brand of field marking paint. The event includes live demonstrations of additional field marking equipment and on-site support, with professionals from Graco and the Spectrum Paint Spec-Pro Equipment team available to answer questions.

Enjoy tableside magic at Summit Pizza. On the second and fourth Thursday, David moves from table to table with up-close entertainment for diners.

Separation or divorce does not have to be faced alone. This no-cost monthly Divorce Hub gathering offers a welcoming place to pause, ask questions, and connect with others on a similar path. It takes place at Woods Chapel Church and includes free childcare. Hosted by Rebecca and Davie, it is open to all. For questions, call or text 816-964-9044.

Hosted by the Lee’s Summit History Museum, Remembering Lee’s Summit is an evening of live storytelling that brings the community’s past to life. Preselected speakers share personal recollections and behind-the-scenes perspectives on the city’s history, offering longtime residents a chance to reminisce and giving newer neighbors a welcoming way to connect with the place they call home. Set at Bridge Space, the atmosphere is casual and intimate, much like friends trading favorite tales. Popcorn is provided, and guests may bring their own beverages for a relaxed bring-your-own-beverage format. Whether revisiting cherished moments or learning about landmarks around downtown, this program builds meaningful connections between yesterday and today. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support the museum’s ongoing preservation work.

Thursday Night Pauper features a $5 buy-in tournament in a budget friendly, competitive Magic format. All entry fees contribute to the prize pool, and the top three players receive store credit. It suits both seasoned Pauper players and those just getting started, offering a relaxed way to test a deck and enjoy some spirited matches.

Take part in One Piece constructed play with a $9 entry. Participants receive a pack for each win, plus promotional rewards. This community is growing quickly at the shop and is welcoming to brand new players. The emphasis is on fun and supporting the growth of the game.

Adventurers gather for a weekly Dungeons & Dragons night at Mindgames and Magic, created in collaboration with Electric Insomnia, the Kansas City Professional Nerd Community, Kansas City Dungeons and Dragons, and more. Each meeting offers a complete, drop in adventure so you can sit down, play through a full tale, and finish with a sense of accomplishment. Tables are equipped with figurines and tabletop terrain, background music and atmospheric lighting, and costumes or cosplay are welcome. New players are warmly supported by regulars who help explain the basics and guide you toward becoming a confident adventurer. This series follows the venue’s own take on Adventurers League and is run by experienced, vetted storytellers from the local community, making it easy for first timers and satisfying for longtime players. The cost is 10 dollars per person per session, with payment made to Mindgames and Magic.

The Lee’s Summit History Museum is hosting an evening of stories and memories about Lee’s Summit. You’ll hear from local residents with lifetime connections to the city in an informal, intimate setting. Admission is free.

Eclipse Bar & Grill hosts a soft tip blind draw darts tournament run in a double elimination format. Signups lead into a random team draw. The entry fee is $11, with $1 allocated to the Mystery Out, and the bar contributes to the prize pot. Matches feature Cricket and 501 with open in and open out, and players can either take the first throw or choose the game. Starting order may be set by a flip, loser start, or a cork. Extra chances to win include a Mystery Out pot and a Triple/Triple/Double pot.

The V hosts a weekly jam led by the Bluzboyz, with musicians filling the spacious hall with jazz and rock favorites. There is ample room for relaxed listening as well as a dance floor for those who want to move. The post lounge is open to the public, serving a variety of beverages and daily drink specials, and the kitchen features dinner specials during the jam. Guests can browse the schedule for other upcoming events. VFW Post 5789 welcomes the public and serves as a home for live music in Lee’s Summit.

Willow Avalon and JD Clayton are bringing their mix of honky-tonk, country blues, pop country, and americana to The Truman in Kansas City. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

RIOT is playing at Aura Kansas City Nightclub in Kansas City. The show starts at 9:30 PM. Tickets are available via Bandsintown.