Kansas City Area Events Calendar

Have fun being a kid again at our Adult-Only Easter Egg Hunt! You can scour our vineyard for eggs containing not only candies that pair perfectly with our wines, but for free glasses of wine, coupons for big discounts off our wine, and other great prizes including a mini-keg of BEER! Each person will also get a souvenir wine glass to take home, as well as get a tasting of 5 of the wines off our list. Cost: $10/person. Spaces for this event are limited and pre-purchased is required, so reserve your spot today!

We love brunch so much, we're now serving it on Saturdays & Sundays! From our signature breakfast burger to sweet potato & crab beignets, our brunch is designed to satisfy your weekend cravings and more. Enjoy bottomless mimosas & sangria as well as live music to get your day started right, and dont forget to grab a bloody mary or two! Available every Saturday & Sunday from 11:00am to 2:30pm.

Smokescreens: things aren't as they seem.
Weve been taught to look at the world through a fixed, cloudy lens. Sometimes, we dont see the world for what it is: because the reality is unusual, uncomfortable, or brilliantly unique. Its easier to hide that reality behind a smokescreen of half-truths and lies than to embrace it. Break through the smoke. Shed some light.
TEDxRockhill is the newest grassroots conference in KC being curated by incredible and passionate 20 something year olds, featuring young entrepreneurs and brilliant ideas. We're small, close knit, and we're mighty. Our goal is to bring together bright, young minds to give talks that are idea focused, and on a wide range of subjects, to foster learning, inspiration and wonder, and provoke conversations that matter.
TEDxRockhill is an independently organized event from TED: the global conference for idea-sharing and innovation.

Come enjoy a spring day on the farm with one of a kind shopping; vintage, antique, handmade, garden and craftsmen. You can also take in live music and delicious food trucks! All while enjoying the idyllic setting of one of Kansas City's most beautiful event venues, Pine Dell Horse Farm! With more than three barns of shopping, western shootouts, old school car show (Saturday), the Worlds Smallest Fair and Cowboy Fellowship rodeo (Friday evening) you are sure to have a great time....heck, you can even try your hand at ax throwing! Fun for the whole family, a day with your sweetheart or a girls day out shopping! Make sure to click the event on facebook to stay up to date on all the fun details!

For more information contact Darren Smith at wildwestroadshows@gmail.com

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

It's a Theme Party!! Whoop Whoop! Every 3rd Saturday of the month Zip KC will be hosting a different theme where all of our Zip Staff will STYLIN the theme of the month. (Because really we just want an excuse to dress up!)

For April our theme is going to be ONESIES! Come witness this spectacle and partake in the fun! We encourage our zip GUESTS to dress up but it is not mandatory.

Dress up and zipline!
April 20- Onesies
May 18 - Totally 80's
June 15 - Hawaiian Luau
July 20 - Christmas in July
August 17 - Superheroes
September 21 - Past & Future
October 19 - Monsters & Villains

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

Gather your friends and come relax and listen to music by a live local musician. Well be selling wine and beer by the glass and bottle, and well also have picnic pails with warm, fresh bread and delectable cheeses and salamis available for purchase. Cost to attend is FREE. No reservations are required to join the fun...just come on out!

Come and Enjoy FREE Live Music with the HOTTEST Bands in KC. EVERY Saturday!! We have 99 beers on TAP - mostly local - and GREAT FOOD!!

The weather is getting warmer and the trees are starting to bloom...Spring is in the air! Get out and enjoy all that Spring has to offer by take a trip to the winery this Sunday. This is the only time of the year well have our special Strawberry Shortcake Sangria available in the tasting room by the glass and carafe. Come out to enjoy it before its gone!

We love brunch so much, we're now serving it on Saturdays & Sundays! From our signature breakfast burger to sweet potato & crab beignets, our brunch is designed to satisfy your weekend cravings and more. Enjoy bottomless mimosas & sangria as well as live music to get your day started right, and dont forget to grab a bloody mary or two! Available every Saturday & Sunday from 11:00am to 2:30pm.

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

Our goal is to increase the quality of life and not simply cope. Join Alicia Polk, Licensed Professional Counselor, NCC, DCC, GC-C for this educational discussion on successful methods for managing worry, anxiety, and panic.

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

Senior Star at Wexford Place is pleased to host attorney and elder law expert Bill Hammond, founder and president of KC Elder Law, for an informative talk about the legal options of elder care at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 23 at 6500 North Cosby Avenue.

This free community event, Know Your Rights, will offer attendees an expert and compassionate resource who will address complex issues including the Medicaid system, estate planning and determining the right living situations for aging loved ones.

As an author and sought-after speaker, Hammond has helped thousands of families gain peace of mind as they travel through the elder care journey.

Light refreshments will be served. Space is limited and RSVPs are required by calling 816.220.4119.

For more information about Senior Star at Wexford Place or to schedule a tour, call 816.673.2806 or visit the website at www.seniorstar.com/wexfordplace.

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

Gastroenterology 2019 Conference is scheduled on 24-25, April 2019 at Budapest,Hungary. Submit your Abstracts & Register.

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

On Thursday, April 25th, 2019 the Old Town Walkabout kicks off the 24th Annual Midwest Winefest. It initiates three days of events for food and wine lovers in Wichitas premier entertainment district, the historic Old Town area. There is great music, food, beers, ciders, and spirits, something for everyone for a great philanthropic cause.
The Walkabout starts at the original Farm and Art Market plaza and includes many wonderful venues stretching from the original plaza to the newer plaza north of Second Street. Participating venues include restaurants, bars and museums. At each stopping point you can taste a wine or two and sample a scrumptious, wine-friendly bite of food in an incredibly fun venue.
The stroll from one location to another is filled with lively music to heighten your enjoyment. You will love visiting new places, re-visiting old favorites, and sampling new wines with tasty appetizers with new and fun people.
Midwest Winefest Grand Tasting Stroll, Wichitas regional premier wine event, is held Saturday, April 27th, 2019 at Century II. Much like the Old Town Walkabout, attendees meander through an abundance of wine, food, and vendor spaces. Each area represents a type of wine, country, or region. Whether you already have preferences or you are looking for new favorites, this is the event to attend. You have over 300 wines to enjoy and 40+ of Wichita's best chefs!
The Grand Tasting is a casual, fun event where you can stroll through Century II enjoying good wine, great food, and friends all under one roof. Your stroll through the wines of multiple countries and regions needs no passport just a ticket gets you into the wine event of the year! Come, taste and see. Where flavor is at the center of it all.
Every year, winemakers showcases their winery during the Celebrity Wine Dinners. This year, there are two opportunities to enjoy wine, food and great company. On April 27th attend a Celebrity Winemaker Dinner for a delicious five-course meal and wine pairing with personal interaction and conversation with one of the best winemakers of our time. All proceeds benefit Guadalupe Health Foundation, which supports Guadalupe Clinic.

Handcrafted cocktails never tasted better than with a front row seat to Kansas City's best live music! Bring your friends and nosh on a selection of share plates while enjoying live musical performances by a rotating cast of talented local musicians. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00pm to 10:00pm, as well as Sunday Brunch from 11:00am to 2:30pm.

Easterseals Midwest is offering PEERS® (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills), a social skills program created for motivated individuals with autism who are in middle or high school. During each 14-week session, individuals are engaged in learning real-life skills for connecting, building and maintaining friendships. The program features sessions for teen groups (ages 13-17) and young adult peers (ages 18-30). For more information, contact Casey Melancon, Director of Autism & Clinical Services with Easterseals Midwest, at 816.891.2930.

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!

The Turbulent Twenties special exhibition through August 25th

PGA Jr. League is a game-changing program that brings friends and family together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from our professionals here at Creekmor Golf Course. We are pleased to once again offer this team golf activity for girls and boys ages 17 and under of all skill levels.

Registration is open now! Click the registration link to sign up for this summer-long activity for kids.

The hit musical comedy returns to The Living Room for a four week run! This audience favorite has been expanded and revamped with new scenes, new music, and some spectacular new faces.

Set in the early 20th century during the decline of vaudeville and the rise of Hollywood, The Ballad of Lefty & Crabbe tracks the journey of an ultra-sharp but down-on-their-luck comedy duo as they navigate the rapidly changing world of entertainment.

This witty and gleefully ridiculous musical comedy (from the team that brought you Milking Christmas) won a Best of Fringe designation in 2015, packed houses in its 2017 run, and last year won several awards including Best of the Fest at the Chicago Musical Theatre Festival!

April 19 - May 12
Preview performances April 17 & 18

Book and lyrics by Brian Huther, Ben Auxier, and Seth Macchi (collectively Friend Dog Studios)
Music by Ben Auxier, Brian Huther, and Ryan McCall

Directed by Rusty Sneary
Musical director Ryan McCall
Choreography by Ashley Personett
Accompanists Jeremy Watson & Eryn M Bates

Starring Connor Branson, Shea Pender, Elise Poehling, Mike Ott, Brianna Woods, R.H. Wilhoit, Nellie Maple Parman, and Joshua Gleeson

Explore how how a modern, American society emerged in the 1920s at the Johnson County Museums latest exhibit, The Turbulent Twenties. The decade is often viewed as a time of roaring fun, prosperity, and good feeling. While consumerism was up, jazz was hot, and pop culture was all-consuming, beneath the surface of American society there were turbulent, darker aspects also at work. Find out why! Open regular museum hours and museum admission admission rates apply: $5 adults, $4 seniors, $3 children. As always, museum members are free!