Events in Liberty, MO

Appointments are required for infant safe sleep classes offered by the Kansas City Health Department’s Maternal and Child Health Program. Sessions cover practices that reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths and emphasize that babies are safest sleeping on their backs in a crib or Pack 'n Play. Eligible participants receive a free Pack 'n Play while supplies last. These classes are intended for parents and caregivers who live in Kansas City, Missouri. Car seats are available only to primary caregivers and are provided when a current seat has expired or a child has outgrown it. A confirmation email is sent after scheduling.

This community technology program supports both proactive learning, such as taking classes and exploring new tools before issues occur, and reactive learning that follows a problem like a broken computer. Each session begins with a class focused on a specific topic, then continues with time set aside for tech support. Participants are welcome to bring their device for hands-on assistance.

This weekly walk-in housing assessment is intended to connect people who are unhoused or escaping domestic violence with support related to housing. The assessment serves as an initial step, collecting basic information and identifying possible next steps for assistance.

This open juried critique invites thoughtful, in-depth conversation around the work of several artists. It welcomes both emerging and established practitioners who want candid dialogue with professional peers in a low-stakes public setting. Each session runs two to three hours and features three artists who share their work and the ideas behind it for group discussion. The conversation is facilitated by Thayer Bray, Director of Exhibitions and a local art professional, who helps frame questions and keep the exchange productive. The goals are to help artists communicate their concepts more clearly, grow confidence in public speaking, and gather honest, sometimes challenging, always constructive feedback that can push their practice forward. Artists interested in being critiqued should complete the form in the open call section of the website. Presenters are chosen by KCAC staff together with the facilitator and are contacted ahead of time. Selected artists begin with a brief elevator pitch that includes a statement and bio, may suggest specific topics for feedback, and then take part in an approximately 45 minute conversation guided by the facilitator with strong participation from the audience. Critiques are scheduled about every seven weeks, with five sessions held each year. Attendance is free and open to the public, and the atmosphere emphasizes rigorous dialogue and respect. Personal attacks or defamatory remarks are not permitted.

Connect with the local pagan community at a no-host weekly hangout hosted at Pawn and Pint-Official. The gathering welcomes Witches, Heathens, Druids, Eclectics, Reconstructionists, initiated and non-initiatory practitioners, solitary participants, and members of Covens/Kindreds/Temples/Lodges/Chapters, along with others in the Kansas City metro area looking to meet and spend time together. It offers a relaxed setting centered on conversation and community building.

Big Shots Bar & Grill hosts a weekly Xtreme Music Bingo event alongside an extended happy hour. Look for deals like $2.75 domestic pints, $3.50 well drinks, and $1.50 off all appetizers. Players compete for gift cards and other special prizes provided by local businesses and liquor distributors.

This meetup takes place each week on a consistent schedule, offering a regular opportunity to get together.

Adventure awaits at an open play Dungeons and Dragons session with tables ready for quick one-shots and ongoing quests. Players pay at the door and can jump into a game, while Dungeon Masters participate free and receive store credit for running tables. Miniatures, character sheets, pencils, maps, and rulebooks are provided. Whether you are new to the game or a seasoned hero, there is a seat at the table. Gather a party, roll initiative, and set the story in motion.

The Rainbow Connection is an in-person support circle at Culture Collective for women navigating pregnancy or infant loss, pregnancy after loss, and infertility. It provides a welcoming, inclusive setting for those who are grieving, trying again, carrying both fear and hope, or longing for a baby. The gathering uses an open format with no obligation to speak... participants may share, listen, shed tears, or simply sit among others who understand. The time together includes optional introductions, room for open sharing, opportunities for community connection, and a calming close. Judgment and comparison are set aside in favor of care and presence. The circle meets on the second Tuesday of each month to continue building community support. It is peer-led and does not provide medical or therapeutic advice. Attendees may bring a water bottle, a journal if they wish, and any small item that brings comfort.

JEOPARDY! Bar League brings an official trivia night from the quiz show to T-Shotz. Teams gather for two hours of play with challenging questions, friendly competition, and opportunities to win prizes.

Mike Kelly's Westsider hosts the Mothership open jam, welcoming musicians of every stripe. A full band backline is provided, including a drum kit, guitar amplifiers, a bass amp, and a full PA with microphones, so players can plug in and play. Perform solo or in any configuration, electric or acoustic, and explore any genre. Original music is encouraged and local performers are supported. Expect friendly faces, cocktails, and cold beer, plus taco and other food specials.

The Midland Theatre hosts the world premiere of the action thriller Don't Move, filmed in Kansas City, with special guests James "Murr" Murray, Russell "Russ" Vitale, Lyndsy Fonseca, and Rob Riggle. Attendees will be among the earliest audiences worldwide to watch the film on the big screen, followed by a live Q&A with members of the cast that features behind the scenes stories, set footage, insights into production, and personal experiences from the team. This one night only presentation offers a rare chance to go beyond the screen and hear directly how Don't Move came to life, with additional surprises planned. Open to all ages. A limited number of Red Carpet VIP add ons will be available, and the add on does not include a ticket to the screening, which must be purchased separately. Talent and lineup are subject to change. The venue operates cashless, with debit or credit cards accepted at the box office and bars.

Adventurers League style Dungeons and Dragons gaming welcomes first-time players and veteran DMs at Chicken N Pickle - North Kansas City. Hosted by Mom's Basement, each session is shaped like a classic after school TV episode. Every game tells a complete story with epic moments, and returning week to week lets the adventure build toward a season finale.

The Rush Tribute Project takes the stage for a reserved seating show. Ticket access includes artist, local, Ticketmaster, and Live Nation presales, followed by a general on-sale. A two-for-fifty-dollar promotion is also listed.

Starlight stages Disney's Newsies, set in New York City at the turn of the 20th century. The story follows Jack Kelly, a charismatic newsboy who leads a band of teenage sellers. When powerful publishers raise distribution prices at the newsboys’ expense, Jack organizes a citywide strike, uniting the group to challenge unfair conditions and stand up for what is right.

Garden Group gathers at the Parkville Living Center for a relaxed conversation about growing. Attendees trade notes on successes and setbacks, compare planting calendars, and explore ways to keep pace with the seasons while learning from one another. The discussion is guided by Myriam Totta, a garden coach with Raising Gardens, and includes time for participants to share updates and questions about their own gardens.

Gather at Blip Roasters for a weekly Wednesday meetup that continues rain or shine. Enjoy coffee and friendly conversation, map out upcoming rides, and head to lunch together, with plenty of time to chat about big ideas along the way. All bikes and riders are welcome.

Stepping Stones KC leads a lively music session at MY Play Cafe, giving kids a chance to explore rhythm and song in a playful setting. The activity is included with open play and does not require any additional fee. Reserve a spot in the open play session to participate. Adults attend at no charge.

Looking for a more focused way to explore the collection? Take part in a guided tour where a knowledgeable host accompanies the group and shares insights that are easy to miss on a solo visit. Attendance is capped at up to 40 participants to keep the experience engaging. Expect the visit to last around two hours, though the length can vary with interest and questions. Regular admission applies. Large groups should arrange a reservation ahead of time.

This casual Commander night features relaxed play. Promotional items are available for participating players. Please register with a staff member upon arrival or check in through your WPN account.

Move to Latin-inspired rhythms in a Zumba class that alternates lower and higher intensity intervals for a fun, calorie-burning dance workout that hardly feels like exercise. This all-levels session welcomes beginners and seasoned participants alike to go at a comfortable pace. The class takes place at Pole Worx, and it is also available through ClassPass.

Enjoy an evening on the Rec Deck with unlimited pours of Boulevard Beer plus Flings and Quirks, along with appetizers and desserts catered by Cupini's Italian Cuisine. Admission includes two rounds of bingo with chances to win prizes, a silent auction, and Yacht Rock tunes from DJ Boogie B. All proceeds support the Autism Resource Center of Kansas City, which recently opened, benefiting ARCKC.

Enjoy a friendly, no-drop group bike ride where the group stays together and no one is left behind. Helmets are required for all riders. Lights may be required depending on conditions. Expect a route of roughly 15 miles or more. The ride will take place only if the weather cooperates.

Celebrate a Newsies-inspired Union Night featuring hands-on activities, community-focused fun, and a special ticket price. Before the show, the Encore Deck hosts a lively preshow with themed activities and a special drink. Dressing the part is encouraged, from newsboy caps and suspenders to turn of the century style. A discounted ticket unlocks access to these exclusive experiences.

Poetic Underground’s Generative Workshop Series brings writers together at the Livestock Exchange Building in Kansas City. Each month, a different poet leads the session, focusing on a particular aspect of craft and guiding participants to create new pieces during the workshop. Admission is free. Masks are strongly recommended. An open mic follows for anyone interested in sharing their work. Poetic Underground uses poetry to support healing and community, nurturing a welcoming space for artists to gather.

The concert features Unsane, the New York City noise rock trio formed in 1988 that forged a ferocious mix of hardcore punk, metal, and industrial noise. Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Chris Spencer, the band became a fixture of the city’s underground and rose to wider recognition in the 1990s with stark visuals, a crushing power-trio sound, and the single "Scrape." Season to Risk and Drifter open the show.

The lineup features Ron Pope with special guest Zach Berkman. An independent artist based in Nashville, Pope broke through with A Drop in the Ocean, a single that has surpassed 1 billion streams and holds platinum certification in the United States and double platinum in Sweden. His songs draw from Americana, roots, and country, pairing heartfelt storytelling with moving melodies and reflective lyrics, with recognition from outlets including Rolling Stone, Billboard, CMT, Relix, and The Tennessean. He also writes and produces for other artists and supports emerging musicians.

An event featuring Black Label Society is scheduled for VooDoo Lounge at Harrah's North Kansas City in Kansas City, Missouri.

Woody’s hosts an award-winning karaoke night each week with Big Body Caprice on the mic. Singers of every experience level, from shower crooners to full-on divas, are invited to step up and take the spotlight. Expect crowd-pleasing favorites, powerful vocals, bold performances, and a lively scene with drinks pouring and the energy running high. This weekly tradition has earned a standout reputation, making Woody’s KC Karaoke Wednesdays a go-to for memorable singalongs.

Rally your friends and choose the tracks, then step into the spotlight at a karaoke dance party hosted by DJ Mic. Sing your favorites and dance while the music plays, with a welcoming stage that’s all yours.

Rooted in a partnership with Keystone Native Nurseries, a thriving Tea Garden has been created at the Park 39 co-working complex in midtown Kansas City. Between a renovated school building and a newer office annex, hundreds of square feet of raised beds showcase varied plantings of household herbs, tea herbs, and other blooming species. Each bed is marked with a sign that names the plants and explains how and when to harvest them. Community members may clip herbs for personal use, with plenty to go around. The Tea & Garden Club meets by the raised beds to care for the garden, pull weeds, gather harvests, and share tea.

Practice meditation to strengthen the mind in a weekly, free group setting that welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Guided in a trauma-informed, queer-led environment, each class offers foundational mindfulness practices including quiet stillness, breathwork, simple chanting, and gentle movement to soothe the nervous system and improve focus and concentration. It is open to all ages, all body types, and all levels of experience. No ticket or registration is required, just drop in.

Focused on both learning ahead of time and getting help after a problem, this Thursday session features a community class on a specific tech topic followed by dedicated support time. Build skills through guided instruction, then get issues addressed during the help period. Attendees can bring a personal device for on-the-spot assistance. A similar format is also offered on Tuesdays.

Keep the summertime spirit going with a friendly gathering featuring Evan Follmer of Edward Jones. Enjoy a game along with appetizers and beverages, and take a moment to say hello and explore how he could help with future planning, navigating current finances, or offering straightforward guidance.

Maggie Moon performs a solo show at Horsefeather Social on the rooftop of Loews Kansas City Hotel.

Thursday Pokémon Trading Card Game nights feature casual open play and informal tournaments. Casual open play is free, with promos available for participants. Tournaments are available for players to test their decks and include pack prizing along with extra promos.

Rob Zombie and Marilyn Manson share the stage for a live concert at Morton Amphitheater in Riverside, Missouri.

Zac Brown Band takes the stage for a live concert at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, MO.

Set at Sandbox KC, TNT Trivia shines a light on offbeat facts with a relaxed challenge built around so-called useless knowledge.

This New Moon Circle is held in the Salt Room at True Balance. Please bring a journal, water, and a blanket or towel for comfortable seating. Space is limited, and the ticket link will close once capacity is reached. Plan to arrive on time, as the door will lock.

Zac Brown Band, the GRAMMY Award winning, multi platinum group, brings the Love & Fear US tour presented by Margaritaville at Sea to T-Mobile Center with special guests Brothers Osborne. Following a historic limited engagement at Sphere Las Vegas and the release of the band’s eighth studio album, Love & Fear, this 27 show run ushers in a fresh creative phase that blends their rootsy sound with expansive storytelling and immersive production. The Las Vegas performances celebrated themes of resilience, gratitude, and connection across the band’s catalog, and that momentum continues on tour with a high energy set that weaves together beloved hits, new material, standout covers, and a few surprises, showcasing their genre crossing musicianship and continued evolution.

A team-based karaoke league brings weekly, head-to-head matchups built around rotating themes. Each contest features three songs per round that follow the theme, with one solo, one that can be either a solo or duet, and one duet or group number. Teams not performing in a round cast votes for their favorite based on song choice, vocals, and overall performance. The season culminates in a bracketed finale where the last team standing is crowned champion. Prizes include medals for teammates who take first place, a gold trophy for the season winner, a silver trophy for second place, and weekly medals for standout performances. A themed drink of the week adds to the fun. This season takes place on Thursdays at Double Tap KC. Ticket proceeds go toward medals, trophies, and the Throwback Space, and there are no late fees or extra charges for captains.

At Music Theater Heritage, this rock musical blends the electricity of a concert with the intrigue of a political thriller, delving into the collisions among faith, fame, and power. An enduring cultural touchstone, it continues to spark reflection with questions that echo long after the final note.

QIMT's Fall Retreat offers a weekend of quilting, connection and learning, hosted by Angela Walters and Joni Burgess. Registration covers three days of dedicated sewing in a large event space, along with two catered dinners, snacks and beverages. Attendees can enjoy giveaways, demonstrations and exclusive offers. Participants should bring their own sewing machine and projects to work on. Ironing stations, cutting tables and shared basic quilting supplies will be available on site. The entrance is reached by stairs. Overnight accommodations are not included, and hotels and short term rentals are available in the Liberty area.

Settle into the park for live sets by local musicians, presented in cooperation with the Music Performance Trust Fund, Local 34-627. Everyone is welcome, and there is no cost to attend. Performances are hosted at the Festival Shelter in Macken Park.

Art Westport returns to Westport in Kansas City for its 46th year, celebrating the city’s largest and longest running local art fair. The showcase features juried, high quality work created exclusively by Kansas City artists, including paintings, sculpture, jewelry, ceramics, photography, and more. Attendees can enjoy live music, local food and drink, and a family friendly atmosphere. It is a full weekend of creativity, community, and local talent.

After a brief pause, open studios return to ZhouB Art Center KC with a monthly Second Friday format. Explore two floors of working spaces, discover new pieces, and speak directly with the artists who create them. View work from 25 to 30 artists in a comfortable, climate controlled setting, and take advantage of available parking.

Bitty Basketball at the North Kansas City YMCA invites young athletes to build confidence, make new friends, and learn the fundamentals of the game in a friendly, encouraging setting. The program focuses on skill development while reinforcing the Y’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. No experience is needed, just a smile and a willingness to have fun.

Spend an evening with neighbors and friends from across Kansas City focused on good food, thoughtful conversation, and real connection. Programming varies by date and can include neighborhood discussions, family friendly activities, and ways to support local causes and nonprofits. A pay what you can community meal anchors the night, made possible through partnerships, donations, and grants so everyone is welcome at the table regardless of means. Whether you are new to the area, have lived nearby for years, or just want a place where people know your name, this gathering is built to make meeting others easier. These nights are held on the second and fourth Friday of each month.

Celebrate Greek culture in Kansas City at the Kansas City Greek Festival. This long-running community tradition, spanning more than 60 years, features authentic Greek cuisine, homemade pastries, live music, traditional dancing, shopping, and church tours, all shared with welcoming Greek hospitality. Admission and parking are free.

Kansas City Current take on Orlando Pride at CPKC Stadium in an NWSL matchup known for quick tempo and purposeful play. Expect chances for individual brilliance alongside smart tactical shifts as the match develops. It offers a showcase of top-tier soccer in an energetic stadium atmosphere.

Mini Trees, the solo project of LA songwriter Lexi Vega, offers an intimate blend of indie and alt pop that sits between uncertainty and perseverance. Her album Slow It Down traces repeating cycles of disappointment and growth in both personal relationships and her path through the music world. Songs such as Spinning, Close, and Hollow unpack the pressure of chasing uncertain goals, transform recurring near misses into sharper purpose, and examine the aftermath of emotional distance with unflinching clarity. Following a 2025 headlining run that sold out shows in major cities across the United States and previous support slots with artists like Julien Baker, Death Cab For Cutie, Yumi Zouma, Hovvdy, and Jay Som, she continues building her own lane. With a deluxe edition of Slow It Down planned and extensive touring ahead, expect music that finds power in the in between, where doubt and devotion quietly meet.

Toni Romiti appears at recordBar as part of the T0n16 Again Tour. The event is open to attendees of all ages.

The Bluebird Ramblers take the stage at The Farm in Liberty, Missouri, an easygoing outdoor venue in Clay County created for live music. Guests often settle in with coolers and lawn chairs, adding to the relaxed feel that makes it a welcoming spot for concerts and gatherings. This performance unfolds in a casual setting known for featuring bands from across the area.

Allied Saints delivers a loud, high-energy performance on an outdoor stage, filling the night with continuous live music and a huge sound. Look forward to open-air ambience and a sociable crowd as the momentum stays strong from start to finish. Admission is a $10 cover.

A sweeping tale unfolds through the eyes of an Alabama man as he encounters defining chapters of American life from the 1950s to the 1970s, guided by his enduring wish to reunite with his childhood sweetheart.

A night of modern roots music pairs Austin’s The Band of Heathens with special guest Vincent Neil Emerson. The Band of Heathens has spent nearly twenty years blending country and rock with unfiltered songwriting, building a loyal following and earning spots on stages like Austin City Limits. Guided by founding songwriters Ed Jurdi and Gordy Quist, the group continues its independent approach with Country Sides, a new studio project recorded at Quist’s Austin-area space that reflects on two decades of growth and the themes that shaped their path. Their journey includes a platinum-certified hit and a steadfast commitment to doing things on their own terms. Vincent Neil Emerson brings storytelling rooted in folk and country, drawing from life on the road, deep ties to his Choctaw-Apache heritage, and years spent honing songs across Texas. His latest album, The Golden Crystal Kingdom, produced with Shooter Jennings, widens his sound into electric territory while keeping his plainspoken narratives at the center. Influenced and encouraged by artists like Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell, he delivers songs that reckon with personal history, honor his community, and speak to the world around him.

Canaan Cox takes the stage with a sound that mixes contemporary country, pop, and a touch of R&B, shaped by a North Carolina upbringing in a family full of music. A singer, actor, and dancer with a BFA in musical theatre from Catawba College, he moved to Nashville in 2016 and built his reputation performing on Broadway downtown. His momentum grew after radio and TV host Bobby Bones highlighted his hustle to an audience of more than nine million listeners. The single As You Leave drew critical attention and landed on prominent playlists across Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon, followed by a spotlight on the Country Top 30 and a surge in streaming. His project End Up In A Song showcases his writing and genre-blending style, and he set plans for a Lost and Found tour in spring 2024. A limited number of VIP meet and greet packages is available for this show. The VIP experience includes early entry, a chance to meet Canaan, an exclusive merchandise item, and group games with the artist, and it also comes with a general admission ticket.

Celebrate Taylor Swift and her music at a themed run set at Longview Lake Beach in Kansas City, Missouri. Fans and fitness enthusiasts can choose from a 1 mile jog or walk, a 5K, a 10K, or a half marathon covering 13.1 miles. Participants are encouraged to wear artist inspired outfits or merchandise to heighten the festive atmosphere. The courses wind along scenic park paths, and every water station features upbeat music to keep motivation strong throughout the race. MSE Racing states it is not affiliated with, endorsed by, authorized by, or sponsored by Taylor Swift or any related companies, including Taylor Swift Productions and TAS Rights Management, LLC.

At City Market, a year-round farmers market continues in any weather, bringing together fresh produce, locally made goods, plants and flowers, specialty foods, handmade creations, and more. It is the area's biggest and most storied market, and an interactive vendor map updates in real time to show who will be there and where each stall is located. The market is covered and easy to navigate, and comfortable shoes are helpful. Visitors often bring a wagon or collapsible cart to carry purchases, and a gate attendant can hold items while a vehicle is retrieved. Availability of produce shifts with the seasons and weather. Vendors accept both cash and cards, and an ATM is available in the main lobby. Many shops and restaurants remain open after the market closes, making it simple to extend the visit. Hours vary by season.

Now in its seventh year, this 5K has moved to a different venue while continuing to champion the same mission. Participants may run or walk, with every step supporting Valor Ranch and its work to bring renewed hope, healing, and new beginnings to homeless veterans. Created with a community spirit in mind, it is designed to be enjoyed alongside family and friends and to make an impact that reaches beyond the race itself.

This garden workday brings together Lakeside Nature Center volunteers and Missouri Master Naturalists to care for native garden beds. Participants are encouraged to wear long pants along with garden gloves or protective sleeves. Bring a refillable water bottle and any favorite tools, such as snips, loppers, or a small hand shovel. Insect repellent will be available. RSVP to marysmead@comcast.net.

Designed for children ages 5 and up, this weekend farm camp offers hands-on experiences with horses, farm animals, and gardening, helping participants build confidence and a sense of responsibility while having fun. The program spans multiple weekends, and the second week features a plant project that participants can take home. Enrollment is open and spots are limited.

An interactive, family-friendly day that nurtures curiosity and creativity for children ages 5 to 12 and teens ages 13 to 18. Attendees get hands-on time with the latest technology and engaging exhibits while exploring STEAM learning that blends science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. With guidance from industry experts, tech professionals, and community organizations, young participants can dive into coding, robotics, gaming, design, and more in a welcoming and supportive setting.

A daytime social designed for intentional connection, uplifting energy, and a calm reset. This curated gathering offers an easygoing setting to meet people, share conversation, and enjoy music in a comfortable atmosphere. There is no pressure, just a welcoming space to connect and start the day in a different way. Capacity is limited, and the location will be shared with ticket holders in advance. Come as you are and bring positive energy.

An annual celebration in Raytown brings history, music, and hands-on fun to Rice-Tremonti's General Store. Explore a craft market, kids crafting activities, and a selection of food trucks, and take house tours. Highlights include the Buffalo Soldiers, live music by Windy Hollow, demonstrations of traditional trades, and historical reenactments, with additional activities throughout the event.

Spend time with adoptable dogs at T.A.R.A.’s adoption event at the PetSmart Ward Pkwy location, where pets are seeking their permanent homes. Cats will be viewable in display habitats, and anyone interested in meeting a cat directly should arrange a meet and greet in advance by messaging the organizers. Stop by to say hello and learn about ways to get involved with T.A.R.A.

The KC Cryptid Conference offers a wide-ranging look at the world of cryptids, with topics that include dog man, Bigfoot, Mothman, fairies, and other unusual subjects. The program blends analysis, storytelling, and investigation to give fans of the unexplained plenty to dig into. Featured speakers are Scott Nelson, who explores language and communication questions tied to Bigfoot research, DA Roberts, an author whose creature fiction perspective links folklore and modern reports, and Margie Kay, a veteran investigator in paranormal and unexplained phenomena who brings a broader investigative lens. Alongside the talks, the event plans to include vendors and exhibits, a costume contest, games, a DJ, dancing, a movie, and more. Admission is $25 per person, and event T-shirts are available to order in advance.

Music fills the Worth Harley Davidson lot with bands, cold drinks, and a friendly crowd. Everyone is welcome no matter what they ride, with a relaxed, be-yourself vibe and no rush to head out. This event features Shades of Grey.

This inaugural awareness and remembrance gathering focuses on uplifting connections, celebrating life and community in a downtown Parkville park. The event features food and beverages, music, vendors with merchandise, and a welcoming community showing up for one another.

At Snack Daddy's, this relaxed cruise night welcomes show vehicles. Every second Saturday, drivers can pull into the reserved area on a first come, first served basis, show off their rides, and head out whenever they like. Outdoor games, food, and adult beverages are available.

Live music fills The Craic, paired with food and drinks. The craic is said to be over 90 on an Irish scale that tops out at 100, where 90 marks an extremely lively time and 95 is nearly otherworldly.

Strange Claws returns to Record Bar with Witch Dance, a live tribute to the music of Florence + The Machine. Drawing on the turning of the seasons and a spark of animal instinct, the show aims for a spellbinding atmosphere. Witchy attire is encouraged, and attending with a coven of friends fits the theme. The previous performance filled the room. A portion of proceeds benefits KC Care Health Center.

The third installment of the outdoor movie series takes place at the Infield at Creekside and features The Super Mario Galaxy Movie. This free screening is set outdoors beneath the night sky. Attendees can bring a lawn chair and snacks for a comfortable viewing.

Jefferson Starship brings the Runaway Again Tour to Uptown Theater with special guests Pure Prairie League and Firefall. This is a reserved seating performance with seats assigned throughout the venue. Ticket options include multiple presales and VIP packages, and promotional offers are listed, including a Memorial Day buy one, get one deal, a Fourth of July special, and an end-of-summer offer.

Captain's Sports Lounge in KC North presents live country music from Dallas and Janell, an acoustic duo from Kansas City. Their set spans favorites by Eric Church, Chris Stapleton, Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Tyler Childers, Lady A, Little Big Town, Garth Brooks, Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, and more, with a few surprises mixed in for good measure.

Cory performs live on stage with his band.

After sunset, Liberty trades daylight for glow as The Runway introduces the inaugural Glow in the Park 5K. A neighborhood park becomes a playful course where green space turns into a runner's playground, celebrating the idea that movement should be fun. Miles unfold under the lights, leaning into the late-night vibe... the darker it gets, the better. This is a spirited run that carries into the night and channels the childlike joy of swings, slides, and simply moving.

Mid-America Mustangers presents the 43rd annual car show at Gary Crossley Ford, featuring Mustangs, Cobras, and Ford models. This edition also celebrates the club’s 50th anniversary, matching the age of the Mustang Club of America.

An open air craft fair celebrating Kansas City creativity, set alongside the bustling farmers market and River Market Flea. A fresh mix of 33 curated local artists, makers, and creatives showcases handmade jewelry, ceramics, original artwork, and one of a kind gifts, creating a relaxed stroll through the historic City Market neighborhood. Visitors can grab a coffee, enjoy something fresh from the market, and take in the lively atmosphere. Free to attend and family friendly.

River Market Flea returns for the summer with a refreshed mix of vintage discoveries at City Market each Sunday through October. Shoppers can explore retro apparel spanning the 1960s to the early 2000s, along with accessories and unique one-off pieces curated by local vintage specialists, including the crew known for headline-worthy Chiefs fashion in Kansas City. Alongside the flea, Art on Walnut brings a carefully selected group of local artists and makers presented by Art Garden KC. Farmers Market vendors round things out with locally grown, seasonal produce, cut flowers, bedding plants, vegetable starts, and more. Make a day of it by exploring City Market’s year-round shops and restaurants for additional unique finds and global flavors.

A community meditation gathering centered on wellbeing and personal reflection. Sessions usually open with a brief settling practice, followed by a concise reflection from the facilitator and then an extended guided meditation. Participants may share at the end if they wish. Tea is available. There is no cost to attend, and donations are welcome. Leadership rotates between Amy Zoe Schonhoff of Mindfulness in the Heartland and Leslie Tenjack of LightShift Spiritual Counseling. Offered in person at Pilgrim Chapel or online.

Calvary hosts the eighteenth annual car, truck and bike show in support of Speed the Light, a youth program that helps provide vehicles for missionaries. Spectator admission is free. Show vehicles pay an entry fee, with a lower rate available online and a higher rate on site, and each entry includes one meal ticket. Expect award winning barbecue available for a donation and plenty of door prizes. The first 100 registrants receive dash plaques and microfiber towels. Vehicles compete for Judges Top 25 honors and Best of Show, with additional recognition through People’s Choice voting and Pastor’s Choice trophies. The day also features a God and Country hour, a pie and cake auction, a kids lemonade stand and a grand prize trailer giveaway, with every registered show vehicle entered to win.

Junior classes in professional wrestling introduce young athletes to skills and training in a structured setting. Sessions take place on the second Sunday of each month, with possible changes around holidays. The program welcomes participants ages 7 and up, and the cost is $25. Age exceptions may be considered individually by XWC staff or management, and questions about accommodations can be sent to xtremewrestlingcenter@gmail.com. Safety comes first, with a focus on disciplined practice and mutual respect in an inclusive environment that does not permit discrimination. Xtreme Wrestling Center notes that it is the longest running professional wrestling program in the Kansas City metro area, and its trainers bring more than 50 years of combined experience.

Whether you are new to meditation, returning with questions, or working through obstacles, this class offers clear, supportive guidance. A qualified Temple Buddhist Center teacher leads each session, covering a straightforward meditation method, posture options, and practical strategies for establishing a consistent routine. Readings from several books will be used, with copies available during class. The gathering takes place in the Power & Light Room on the lower level of Unity Temple on the Plaza. A suggested dana contribution is $10. This is an ongoing series held twice each month.

Raytown Trans Joy In The Park is a monthly community potluck and picnic celebrating trans joy and welcoming both transgender and cisgender people. Held on the second Sunday each month, it creates a friendly space to connect, share food, and learn. During the warmer months the gathering meets at C. Lee Kenagy Park, typically in the grass south of the Raytown Skate Park, while colder months or rainy weather move it to the multipurpose room at Southwood UCC. The event is open to those who are curious about trans people or who have trans or queer loved ones and want to learn more.

Explore how Buddhist teachings can support recovery from drugs, alcohol, and behavioral addictions. This welcoming group is open to everyone. Meetings take place in the Heritage room, with an option to participate via Zoom. For more information, contact Francie Hall at francie416@gmail.com.

Service Industry Sundays at the Rooftop Bar at Teocali Mexican Restaurant & Cantina offers a perk for hospitality workers. Present a pay stub and a valid ID to get 20 percent off all alcohol that is not already on special. This Sunday promotion recognizes those working in the industry at Teocali’s rooftop bar.

An all-women roster takes over the Knuckleheads stage for a one-night showcase of high-energy live music. Space is limited and the event is expected to reach capacity.

Cliff Cash is set to perform at the Comedy Club of KC. Tickets are going fast.

Bear Ghost brings the Tiny Hitman Tour to recordBar in Kansas City, MO, joined by Sarah & the Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. The event highlights tracks like Rivers Is A Vampire and Necromancin Dancin as examples of the music featured. This show is all ages.

The event offers free community bingo with no buy-ins and features prizes.

A high-energy salute to Aretha features powerhouse singers bringing her best-loved songs to the stage. Favorites like Respect and I Say a Little Prayer are delivered with soaring vocals that honor her peerless legacy. The performance traces a soulful arc through the hits that built a legend and still inspire generation after generation.

At The Emerald Ewe, this monthly crafting circle offers a relaxed space for fiber projects. Attendees bring their works in progress and create alongside others. All skill levels are welcome, and any type of craft fits, with no requirement for historical or medieval themes. It is a casual meetup rather than a formal class, and participants may share tips if someone hits a tricky spot. Bringing a drink or snack is welcome.

Uptown Theater hosts a night with Sex Pistols, represented by Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock, appearing with Frank Carter and support from Panic Shack. The floor is general admission with standing room only, and reserved seating is available at the back of the floor and in the balcony. Ticket availability includes artist, Spotify, and local presales, a public onsale, and a 4th of July Offer.

In its sixteenth year, this barbecue contest takes place at St. James Catholic Church. The festivities include live performances, activities for children, a beer garden, and a selection of food trucks.

Southbound appears at The Farm for the first time. This debut marks their introduction to the venue.

Dan and Zachary perform at The Landing Eatery and Pub with their full lineup, presenting a complete band show. This appearance features the duo backed by the entire group.

Now in its sixth year, this community 5K and family fun run, presented by Dream Properties Real Estate, brings runners and walkers together at Heritage Park in Smithville, Missouri. The event pairs a chip-timed 5K with a relaxed fun run, welcoming competitive athletes and families alike, including participants with strollers, wagons, and four-legged companions. More than 200 people are expected, creating a lively, welcoming scene that reflects Smithville’s community spirit. Registered runners enjoy an all you can eat pancake breakfast, while non-runners can purchase breakfast for $10. A raffle showcases over 40 items from area businesses. Recognition is given to the fastest finishers, with prizes for the top three men and the top three women in two age categories. All proceeds support Smithville Community in Action.

A community volunteer session at Mt. Memorial Cemetery focuses on caring for cemetery grounds in Liberty. Liberty Parks and Recreation coordinates tasks such as picking up debris, trimming brush, and cleaning or resetting historic headstones. Individuals and groups seeking volunteer hours are welcome. Participants are encouraged to bring work gloves and, if available, a shovel or rake. Water will be available. Please check the weather and dress accordingly. The cleanup will be canceled if it rains.

The End of Summer Picnic offers live music from The Supermatics, free food and refreshments, and activities for all ages. Children can enjoy bounce houses, and adults can take on oversized yard games. There is also a 50/50 raffle, with tickets priced at $2 for one, $5 for three, or $20 for fifteen.

Gardens at Sunset returns as Kansas City Community Gardens’ signature celebration in the enchanting Beanstalk Garden. Enjoy an elegant picnic dinner, take in garden tours and demonstrations, and browse a locally curated silent auction and mercantile, all set among fruit trees, blooming vegetables, and vibrant flowers. Proceeds support Kansas City Community Gardens in making gardening accessible across the metro, addressing food insecurity that affects 1 in 8 adults and 1 in 6 children. Funds help provide low-cost seeds and plants, tilling, supplies, garden plots, and free education for families, schools, and communities. Tickets are $150 and include dinner and drinks.

B Mac brings an intimate acoustic set to Parkville Wine House, with the windows open and wine being poured. Expect a relaxed evening of live music and an easygoing, social vibe.

Bound & Determined takes the stage at Creekside Parkville with a full-band set.

At The Firehouse, classic rock favorites from the 1960s through the 2000s are performed by Bill Skinner on guitars and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitars, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums. Sound engineering is handled by Colin Rohde.

Cherry Bomb lights up the outdoor stage with high-energy rock driven by bold guitar riffs and an all-out performance. Expect live music throughout the evening and an electric atmosphere with plenty of good company. Cover charge is $10.

Mark Clavey brings a lifetime in music to the stage as a singer and storyteller. He began formal study of voice and instruments at age nine, and his experience spans acclaimed choral and theater groups along with bands that play classical repertoire, marches, ragtime, swing, and big band. A deep appreciation for folk shaped his early listening, from the Kingston Trio to Crosby, Stills and Nash, and John Denver is the artist who led him to the guitar. Nearly four decades ago he embraced Celtic music, taking inspiration from the Corries, the Clancy Brothers, the Tannahill Weavers, and the Chieftains. Over 31 years with Emerald Skye and Tullamore, he has appeared on stages nationwide, including the Sacramento Valley Highland Games and the Great Irish Faire in New York City, and has completed multiple concert tours in Ireland and Scotland across the last 16 years.

A farm favorite, JT Martin takes the stage to sing well-loved songs.

This performance at the Buckner MO Festival In The Valley salutes 50 years of Live Bullet and Night Moves. The set centers on songs from those two albums and includes additional hits from Bob's extensive catalog.

At Hodge Park Golf Course, this memorial golf tournament celebrates Lucas’s birthday and honors his memory with a focus on laughter, connection, and mental health awareness. The day emphasizes enjoying the moment over perfect scores while paying tribute to a young life lost to mental health struggles and reminding everyone that support is always within reach. Participants are encouraged to wear playful, over-the-top outfits, and mulligans are available without limit. Lighthearted, kid-inspired challenges are set across the course, balanced with moments for reflection and meaningful conversation. Prizes highlight creativity and humor, recognizing standout attire and the most entertaining mis-hits. Golfers of every experience level are welcome. The goal is to reduce stigma, strengthen community, and create space for both joy and honest dialogue. Additional details, including pricing, raffle items, and lunch options, will be shared.

Stroke survivors, caregivers, and family members are welcome at a monthly support group focused on connection, learning, and conversation. Each meeting explores a new topic and blends peer support with practical information and resources. The group meets in Education Center, Room 5. For questions or more details, contact the Stroke Program Manager, Courtney Goodling, at cgooding@kumc.edu or 816-415-7795.

Grammy nominee and diamond-certified artist Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to arenas across North America, beginning at T-Mobile Center in Kansas City with special guests Mac Ayres and MarcLo. Ticketing includes a public onsale and several presale options, such as VIP, Visa, artist pre-registration, Spotify, local, and platinum.

Modest Mouse performs at Grinders KC Event Venue. This all-ages concert offers a Preferred Viewing Area with a dedicated entrance, access to an air conditioned lounge, private restrooms, a private bar that may be credit card only, and a spot near the main stage. Ticketing includes a public on sale along with presales for local buyers, Spotify listeners, VIP packages, and the fan club, plus a separate VIP package on sale.

Foster The People take the stage at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City, MO for a live concert.

Primal Element presents a welcoming, all ages, coed, family focused gathering at MILO FARM centered on healthy activities and shared learning. Workshops and experiences include food preparation, a communal kitchen, cultivating mushroom logs, permaculture, building and landscaping, livestock care, creative expression and play that connects with the inner child, ecstatic dance, primal activation practices, sharing circles focused on vulnerability, bonfire music, yoga, meditation, and breathwork. Created to engage in the work together, participants are asked to bring enough wholesome food for their family to share, with support from the communal kitchen for preparation. Pricing is 55 dollars per person for ages 16 and up, 33 dollars for children ages 6 to 15, free for ages 5 and under, or 111 dollars for families of two adults and their children. Tickets include all activities and primal style camping for three days, with optional upgraded amenities available. This is a drug free and alcohol free event.

This 20-year celebration at Callsign Brewing in North Kansas City features a retrospective spanning two decades, along with posters, prints, music, beers, and snacks.

At Heritage Hall, The Southern Gothic Maker’s Market brings a romantic, shadowy vibe to handmade shopping. Explore work from 45 local artisans and vendors, featuring curious finds such as ethically sourced skulls, bones, and natural specimens, along with ceramics, pottery, hand-poured candles, soaps, shampoos, fine fragrances, eclectic gifts, witchy-themed decor, baked treats, jewelry, art, textiles, and more. The event is held indoors in a climate-controlled setting with easy parking close by, all within a short walk of the festivities on the Square. It coincides with the Liberty Fall Festival, the largest annual event in Liberty, creating a lively backdrop for an offbeat and delightfully eerie experience.

The Instamatics bring a classic 60s and 70s sound to an outdoor stage, serving up live music with soulful grooves and timeless rock. Expect high energy and a dance-friendly vibe from start to finish. There is a $10 cover.

MarDe Brooks returns with a set of original songs for a live performance focused entirely on his own material.

Registration is open for a bicycle tour celebrating Kansas City barbecue. The ride begins and ends at Velo Garage and Tap House. Participants can opt for the Half Slab for a shorter option or the Full Slab for a longer ride. Further details on the routes and the participating restaurants will be provided, and riders will receive samples from some of Kansas City's famous barbecue spots.

Learn the Posh Jack-O pattern in a friendly, one day quilting class led by Annette Saitta. Designed for beginners, this session focuses on straightforward piecing and step by step instruction so you can move through the project with confidence. Connect with a lively community of quilters while you work, with guidance aimed at a successful finish. The Posh Jack-O pattern is included with the class ticket.

Time Travelers Vintage Expo brings a widely diverse touring vintage marketplace to the KCI Expo Center. Expect a thoughtfully curated selection of vintage clothing, home goods, and retro-inspired handmade pieces from vendors traveling in from across the country, offering a broad range of styles and price points. The event focuses on community, sustainability, and creativity while uplifting approximately 70 to 120 small businesses, curators, and artists at each show, creating an inclusive shopping experience for vintage enthusiasts of all kinds. Admission is $10 in advance or $12 the day of the event, plus applicable credit card fees. Children 12 and under are admitted free and do not need a ticket. No refunds. By entering, attendees consent to photography, video, and audio recording that may be used by the organizer for marketing without further approval or compensation.

Pagan Pride Kansas City and Heartland Spiritual Alliance invite Pagans and supportive allies to a full day of live music, workshops, fellowship, and a marketplace with local makers, services, and readings. The performance lineup features folk by Mad Maudlyn and taiko drumming from Bragi's Ulfhednar, with additional acts to be announced.

The 12th Annual BAMS marks its first Bike Show, bringing motorcycle enthusiasts together for competition and activities. Riders can register, with pre-registration priced at $10 and day-of entry at $20. Classes include Bagger, Chopper, Metric, Non-Bagger, and People's Choice, with judging and awards included. Beyond the competition, the event features a Toast to The Fallen, biker games, a 50/50, and a dice roll. A bike wash will be provided by KC Motor Babes, vendors will be on site, and a raffle offers a chance to win a 2002 Harley Davidson Deuce with tickets available at $30 each or $50 for two.

Travel back to Elvis Presley’s 1970s concert era as world champion Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artists Dean Z and Cote Deonath lead a production backed by a dynamic live band. Inspired by “That’s The Way It Is,” “Elvis on Tour,” and “Aloha from Hawaii,” the show channels the sound, spectacle, and drive of those landmark moments into one concert, letting fans relive highlights from the King in a single experience.

EZ Street Band delivers a high-energy night of classic rock on an outdoor stage, with favorite anthems, guitar-forward riffs, and a lively vibe from start to finish. Live music continues throughout the evening. A $10 cover applies.

Set at English Landing Park in Kansas City, the Golden Harvest Half Marathon, 10k, and 5k welcomes every pace and fitness level in a friendly, family-focused atmosphere. Race day begins with packet pickup before the start. A short Kids Dash gathers at the main start line and participants are guided to their own starting area, followed by the National Anthem and the opening of the races. Live results and awards can be checked at the registration tent as soon as you finish. Registration highlights include a designer shirt, a custom finisher medal, free photos, and snacks waiting at the finish line. Chip timing with live results and awards is part of the event experience for timed races. The 5k, 10k, and Half Marathon entries include a custom bib, shirt, and finisher medal. The 1 Mile option is untimed and also includes a custom bib, shirt, and medal. The Kids Dash, designed for ages 10 and under, is untimed and includes a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a special medal. Children who want to participate in the Kids Dash without receiving swag may run at no cost. Youth pricing is available for the 5k and 10k, with entries for ages 12 and under at $17. To ensure shirt availability, register by midnight on the Thursday two weeks before race day.

Freya Skye brings the Stars Align Tour to The Midland Theatre with special guest Alex Sampson. This all ages show features ticket policies that keep prices fair, including no ticket transfers and resale limited to face value plus fees through AXS Resale when available. Ticket purchases require acknowledgment of the AXS Purchase Agreement. For each ticket sold, $1 will support PLUS1’s partnership with Active Minds, helping mobilize young people in mental health, and no portion of the ticket price is tax deductible. The Midland Theatre operates cashless at the box office and bars, so plan to use a debit or credit card.

TLC and Salt-N-Pepa unite for a co-headlining performance at Starlight, with En Vogue also appearing. The show highlights 90s hip hop and R&B with crowd-pleasing hits, energetic performances, and a nostalgic vibe. This concert is part of the Capitol Federal concert series.

Plein Air Liberty returns for its third year in Historic Liberty, Missouri, turning the community into an outdoor studio for three days of painting from life. Artists will spread across Historic Downtown, surrounding neighborhoods, parks, and other scenic spots, creating original pieces that reflect the light and atmosphere of the area. The program features three Quick Paint sessions, a full day of competition, and an evening showcase with judging, an awards reception, and a sale of completed works. Nearly three thousand dollars in cash and purchase awards will be given, including Best of Show at 500 dollars, first place at 250, second at 150, third at 100, Quick Paint purchase awards of 500 dollars on both Thursday and Friday, and a Premier Purchase Award of 800 dollars. The public can enjoy it for free, watch artists at the easel, chat about the plein air process, and explore nearby shops, restaurants, coffee houses, and historic sites. Artist applications are open for the third annual event. A separate announcement will share details for the Saturday evening exhibition, awards reception, and artwork sale at The Artisan Market.

Discover a Fall and Holiday shopping experience set inside the all-indoor, climate-controlled American Royal in Kansas City’s historic West Bottoms. Browse a curated selection of local, regional, and national vendors offering vintage finds, furniture, clothing, original art, home decor, handmade treasures, garden accents, vintage-inspired pieces, jewelry, and sweet and savory treats. Food and drinks are available on site, and there is ample seating for a quick rest between rounds of browsing. Parking is free with plenty of space. Children 12 and under are admitted at no charge. Purchased tickets allow re-entry all weekend when accompanied by a selfie taken at the event’s Fall/Holiday photo wall, so taking a quick photo on arrival can make coming back simple. Complimentary bag check is provided, and a large furniture loading zone lets shoppers pull up at the exit while staff load big purchases directly into vehicles. Enjoy live music throughout the weekend along with activities and giveaways.

The outdoor stage hosts Todd Justice & the American Way, bringing a full night of American rock with driving guitars, anthemic hooks, and high-energy performances. Live music runs all night in a lively setting, and there is a $10 cover.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live brings its Glow-N-Fire spectacle, celebrated with Pollstar’s Family Show of the Year award, and introduces Rhinomite, a rhino-themed powerhouse built for head-on battles. The show raises the stakes with fresh stunts making their first appearance and a new no-handed front flip performed by the FMX team. Look for fan favorites like Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus, along with high-flying freestyle motocross and a towering robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars. Special pricing for kids is available at every performance to make it a great value for families.

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.

At Clay County Dog Park, pups can go trick or treating while attendees explore local pet focused vendor booths. Organized by Smithville Parks & Rec, Clay County Parks, and Megan's Paws and Claws, the event includes a fall themed photo booth for snapshots with four legged companions, pup cups, a caricature artist, and a costume contest that awards prizes. Admission is free. Standard Clay County Dog Park rules are in effect, including keeping dogs leashed outside the fenced area and meeting vaccination requirements. This outdoor gathering will be canceled if severe weather occurs, otherwise it is planned to proceed.

Photographs for Hope offers a portrait package at Martha Lafite Thompson Nature Sanctuary with a minimum donation of $40. The package includes a family portrait, a portrait of the parents together, a group portrait of the children, an individual portrait of each child, and a portrait of each parent with the children. Individuals attending on their own are welcome, with the option to substitute best friend photos or headshots. Final images are delivered electronically by email or through Google Drive.

An adult-oriented spin on the classic school book fair sets up at Bartle Hall Convention Center in partnership with the Kansas City Booksellers Association. Explore a mix of book vendors, local authors, and talented artists celebrating the literary world with a creative, grown-up twist. Alongside new reads, discover nostalgic touches like scented stationery and playful bookmarks, plus craft cocktails. Attendance supports Kansas City’s bookselling community with involvement from the Kansas City Booksellers Association. The event is not exclusive to adults, but it includes mature themes and is not geared toward children, so parents should keep this in mind. Attendees can browse, shop, sip, and celebrate stories in a lively book-loving atmosphere.

Kolten Taylor brings a lively country set with a rock-infused kick. Fans of rocking country will be right at home with this show.

Dual Sport Collective presents its first Bikes and Coffee, supporting a new small business that just opened in Liberty, Missouri.

Presented by the Baronies of Vatavia and Lonely Tower, Winterfylleth III - Return of the Kith takes place at Kelsey Short Youth Camp with a full slate of familiar activities and lively competition. Expect rattan and steel combat scenarios, archery and thrown weapons contests, and a range of arts and sciences classes, including the popular Parallel Play. A Chili Fundraiser pairs with Saturday Night Smackdown. Registration options include Adult Event Registration at $50, an Adult Member Discount at $40, Youth ages 6 to 17 at $15, and free admission for children 5 and under, plus a $20 merchant fee. For event stewardship questions, contact Halvgrimr hafreki (Robert Schuster) at 573-808-2889 or Emma riddari (Melanie Roark) at melaniekroark@gmail.com. Site fees remain the same as in previous years.

Dangle performs on an outdoor stage beneath the stars, delivering live music that blends easy flowing grooves, catchy melodies, and plenty of energy. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming in the open air. Cover charge is $10.

Local KC artist Damien Gunn takes the stage for a lively, high-energy performance.

Made a Promise Rescue hosts a puppy pop-up at Wild Flour Baking Co, pairing fresh pastries with the opportunity to meet adoptable dogs. Guests can talk with the rescue about fostering, volunteering, and the steps to adopt, and there will be merchandise available to support their work. Enjoy bakery favorites while learning more about the mission behind caring for dogs in need. Every purchase and every conversation helps further that effort. Adoptions will not be completed during the event, but the team can explain the process and help guide anyone interested in finding a great match.

This event takes place at Liberty Community Center.

Live music with Jonathan Ramsey fills The Craic, paired with food and drinks. The craic is said to be over 90, following the Irish 100-point scale where 90 marks a super lively atmosphere and 95 is described as enough to take you from this mortal plane.

The Good Fuzz delivers a high-energy performance filled with feel-good grooves, smooth and soulful tones, and nonstop good vibes. An outdoor stage sets the backdrop, with live music carrying on throughout the night and a welcoming crowd atmosphere. Big energy and great company are part of the experience. Entry is a $10 cover.

An in-concert presentation honoring 40 years of Jim Henson's Labyrinth comes to Uptown Theater. Seating is reserved. Tickets include a general onsale, a Bandsintown presale, a local presale, and limited-time promotions like a Memorial Day two-for-one offer and an end of summer special.

Leonid & Friends brings a tribute concert to Uptown Theater, spotlighting beloved songs by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, and more. This is a reserved seating event.

Bailey Training and Support offers a community Safe Sitter Essentials with CPR course that runs for six and a half hours. Designed for students in grades 6 through 9, it helps young people stay safe at home, care for younger siblings, and take on babysitting with confidence. The instructor-led session uses interactive games and role-play to make learning engaging. Participants build safety awareness, child care know-how, and first aid and rescue skills, including CPR for infants and children, along with practical life and business skills.

K-Audic delivers a high-octane live set on an outdoor stage, packing bold sound and nonstop energy. Expect live music from start to finish, an upbeat crowd, and an electric atmosphere that keeps the momentum going. Admission is $10.

Journey Church of Kansas City partners with Harvesters to bring a mobile food pantry to the community, offering food and household essentials for those who need them. This monthly distribution is focused on serving neighbors who can benefit from extra support and is held at Journey Church of Kansas City.

This volunteer effort focuses on caring for Fairview and New Hope Cemeteries with support from Liberty Parks & Rec. Participants help with general cleanup, brush trimming, and the careful cleaning and resetting of historic headstones to preserve these grounds. Individuals and groups seeking service hours are welcome. Please bring work gloves and, if available, a shovel or rake. Water will be available. Check the weather and dress for the conditions. If it rains, the event will be canceled.

Mixed Signals delivers a high-energy live show on an outdoor stage, with powerful sound and continuous music throughout the evening. An upbeat, social atmosphere with good company rounds out the experience. Admission is $10.

PV performs a solo set.

Brace for a high-intensity metal onslaught at Outlaw, where pummeling rhythms, blistering riffs, and uncompromising volume converge in an experience built on raw power. Expect explosive energy and a wall of sound that pushes the limits.

Learn the Posh Gobble pattern in a single day with step by step instruction from Annette Saitta. This beginner friendly class centers on a piecing project and provides clear guidance to set participants up for success. Connect with a community of quilters, build core piecing skills, and enjoy a focused, confidence building session. The Posh Gobble pattern is included with the class ticket.

A small animal swap takes place at the Feldmans Farm & Home parking lot in Liberty, Missouri. Attendees can buy, sell, or trade small animals with others from the Kansas City area. See the flyer for more details.

The Green Shoebox Trio makes its debut at this distinctive venue with a set of favorite songs spanning the 1960s through the 2000s. The surroundings feature colorful repurposed shipping containers and a large outdoor food court, creating a family-friendly atmosphere for live music.

HCC Network has partnered with Diagnostic Imaging Centers P.A. to offer mobile coach mammograms at the Buckner Clinic. Appointments are required and can be scheduled by calling 816.249.1521. Please bring your insurance card. Women ages 35 to 39 are eligible for a baseline mammogram and should check with their insurance provider in advance for plan eligibility and coverage. Women 40 and older do not need an order. Your most recent mammogram should be at least 12 months before this visit. On the day of your appointment, avoid wearing deodorant, lotion, or perfume from the waist up, and wear a two-piece outfit so you do not need to fully disrobe.

Cooper and the Up From The Coop crew celebrate Halloween with a debut performance at The Westland Plumbing Farmhouse in Liberty, Missouri. This Trick or Treat themed show features a curated mix of classic rock, highlighting favorites from the 60s and 70s along with other popular hits, all set within the venue's distinctive atmosphere for live music.

The Dual Sport Collective presents its first Bikes and Coffee, focused on supporting a newly opened small business. It offers a friendly setting to connect around bikes and coffee while celebrating a new shop getting started.

Quilting Is My Therapy Quilt Shop is celebrating 11 years in business with a customer appreciation event featuring exclusive in-store sales. The celebration highlights gratitude for the community and offers special deals at the shop throughout the event.

This special fall edition of Rolling on the River features a relaxed Mini Roll and stays entirely in Parkville. Organized by Platte County Parks and the City of Parkville, the family bike ride follows the riverfront trail, beginning in Platte Landing Park with options to loop around the wetlands and continue to English Landing Park along the Missouri River. Riders can choose shorter, family-friendly routes or longer distances. Highlights include bubbles from Elemental Performance and flying pancakes from Chris Cakes. For questions, contact Platte County Parks at 816-858-3419.

Hosted at NKC Health, the Heartland Caregiving Conference is designed for anyone currently caring for a loved one or anticipating a caregiving role in the future. This annual event serves as a kickoff to National Family Caregivers Month in Kansas City and highlights the everyday dedication shown by daughters and sons, husbands and wives, grandchildren, and nieces and nephews across the metro. Interest has been strong in previous years, including a waitlist last year.

Enjoy a three day fall Sewfest focused on sewing with friends. This friendly gathering offers shared stitching time and a cheerful start to the holiday season.

This show brings classic rock favorites from the 1960s through the 2000s. Bill Skinner performs on guitar and vocals, Scott Melton on bass and vocals, Chuck Hays on keyboards, guitar, and vocals, and Phil Antkowicz on drums, with Colin Rohde engineering the sound. Cover charge is $5.

Live music sets the tone at The Craic, paired with food and beverages. The atmosphere is described as consistently above ninety on the craic scale... a playful Irish way to rate the fun up to 100. Rather than claiming 110 or 150 percent, saying it hits ninety signals a wild time, while ninety five suggests a level of revelry that feels otherworldly.

Brand X Band KC delivers a groove-filled live performance at Paul & Jack's Tavern.

Mad Machelle comes back to The Farm, performing hard and heavy classic rock.

Journey Church partners with Harvesters to host a mobile food pantry that supports community members who could use assistance. Individuals seeking food or basic household essentials can attend the next mobile pantry at Journey Church. This service is available on the third Saturday of each month.

Returning for a second year, this Fourth Wing themed formal features cosplay, vendor booths, music from DJ Joey Donut, and more. Additional details, including location information and ticket sale announcements, will be shared soon, with followers of the event receiving the earliest updates.

Enjoy an evening of live country music.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returns to Kansas City with a reimagined edition of The Greatest Show On Earth, delivering a quick-moving, high-energy circus experience at T-Mobile Center. This two hour live showcase features world class acts in a modern production filled with thrilling stunts, remarkable acrobatics, and interactive moments for audiences of every age. Highlights include soaring trapeze sequences and feats that seem to defy gravity as performers flip, twist, and launch skyward in a continuous display of strength, precision, and courage that stretches the limits of possibility.

K-Audic returns to Paul & Jack's Tavern for their second show, showcasing classic rock. This performance highlights what the band is all about with a set rooted in the genre.