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Pumpkin Patches, Apple Picking, Fall Festivals... these are just a few of the things we LOVE about October in KC!.
Note: We are looking forward to each event on this list. They are numbered to correspond with their position on the map, not in order of preference. We love them all.
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Apple and Pumpkin Season at Weston Orchard
APPLE AND PUMPKIN SEASON: Aug. 1- Oct. 31. Open 7 days a week 9:00-5:00
- U-pick Apple Orchard
- U-pick Pumpkin Patch
- Hayrack Rides
- Apple Cannons
- Apple & Cider Pies Gourmet Food
- Mums, Jams, Butters and more!
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Auschwitz Exhibition at Union Station
Auschwitz Exhibition is a groundbreaking exhibition bringing together more than 700 original objects and 400 photographs from over 20 institutions and museums from around the world.
Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. is the most comprehensive exhibition dedicated to the history of Auschwitz and its role in the Holocaust ever presented in North America, and an unparalleled opportunity to confront the singular face of human evil—one that arose not long ago and not far away.
The exhibition explores the dual identity of the camp as a physical location—the largest documented mass murder site in human history—and as a symbol of the borderless manifestation of hatred and human barbarity.
Featuring more than 700 original objects and 400 photographs, the exhibition allows visitors to experience artifacts from the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, including hundreds of personal items—such as suitcases, eyeglasses, and shoes—that belonged to survivors and victims of Auschwitz. Other artifacts include concrete posts that were part of the fence of the Auschwitz camp; fragments of an original barrack for prisoners from the Auschwitz III-Monowitz camp; a desk and other possessions of the first and the longest serving Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss; a gas mask used by the SS; Picasso’s Lithograph of Prisoner; and an original German-made Model 2 freight train car used for the deportation of Jews to the ghettos and extermination camps in occupied Poland.
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Boo & Brew and Red Friday Sales at Town Center Plaza
- Red Friday Sidewalk Sale: Every Friday in October. TOUCHDOWN, KAN-SAS CITY! Celebrate the boys of fall every Friday at Town Center Plaza! Bring your mahomies to enjoy happy hours, score the biggest deals of the season, enter-to-win prizes + more! Drummers + live music + the Wolf, oh my! These events have live entertainment for EVERYONE in your family. Live entertainment will roam the shopping centers.
Boo & Brew at Town Center Plaza: Oct 23, 2021 3:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
A free, fall festival with activities for all ages!
Boo-gie at this live concert event with performances by Drew Six and U2 tribute band, Rattle & Hum and you won’t want to miss the spectacular aerial performances. Lawn chairs welcome. No outside beverages, please.
Bring your costumed kiddos to trick-or-treat with retailers. Watch their eyes light up as they meet princesses and superheroes, and explore inside their favorite service and construction vehicles.
VIP entry to the beer garden, with first-class viewing to the stage is available for purchase.
• Live concert: Drew Six and U2 tribute band, Rattle & Hum.
• Aerial performances by Kansas City Aerial Arts.
• Door-to-door retailer trick-or-treating.
• Touch-A-Truck with your kiddos’ favorite service and construction vehicles including Leawood Police vehicles and the command center, Leawood fire engines, ambulance, and more BIG trucks!
• Beer garden, KC Photo Bus, GIF booth, Sporting KC rec area, and activities for all ages.
• Touring Taps and Three Pigs BBQ food truck will be serving up cold brews and yummy eats.
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The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures
Bridging the Gender Divide Exhibit at T/m
Bridging the Gender Divide explores how STEM toys, once marketed primarily to boys, have evolved to encourage all children through play to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The exhibit also features engaging interactive elements, including an HO-scale working model train, arcade consoles, and a matching-game coloring book that highlights accomplishments by women in STEM over the past 200 years.
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Carolyn's Pumpkin Patch
Sept. 18 - Oct. 31:
Carolyn’s Pumpkin Patch is Kansas City’s Original pumpkin patch, started in 1991 by Carolyn and Buddy Raasch. Recently named “Missouri’s #1 Pumpkin Patch,” by Reader’s Digest, there are dozens of family-fun attractions and activities, making it a “must-visit” fall destination for local families.
The farm includes approximately 60 acres planted in pumpkins, corn, and soybeans, plus another 20 acres set aside for pumpkin entertainment and farm fun. We are open from Sept. 18 - Oct. 31--7 days a week, rain or shine!
Live entertainment on weekends is part of the fun at Carolyn's! Families enjoy the excitement of Uncle Lester’s Pig Races, live performances by local musicians, and photos with the Pumpkin Princess.
The highlight of a visit is the classic hayrack ride to 50+ acres of “you pick” pumpkins.
Favorite attractions include:
- Little Bud’s Railroad, which is a replica of an 1863 C.P. Huntington Train
- Country Carousel with 36 horses and 2 chariots was originally Le Carousel at Worlds of Fun and is now billed as their “Country Carousel”
- Barrel Swing
- A “pumpkin launcher” better known as the Pumpkinator where families can get a kick out of watching pumpkins thrust into the air hundreds of feet
- The much-loved Jumping Pumpkin and, new this year, an additional Jumping Pillow for kids to enjoy.
- Poppa’s Pedal Car Track for older kids
- Trike Track with new improved heavy-duty tricycles
There are many delicious foods to enjoy at the concession stands including hot dogs, brats, and delicious baked goods including delicious Homemade Pop-Tarts. Last but definitely not least, do not leave without trying the world-famous pumpkin donuts. More than likely, you’ll be taking some home!
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Cedar Cove: Public Tours
Public Tours of Cedar Cove on Saturdays & Sundays: Come meet feline friends! Experience Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory with an experienced guide. See these epic animals and learn about their characteristics and behaviors! Cedar Cove is a non-profit conservation and education center committed to the care and preservation of wildlife species and their habitats while educating the public on the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems and the impending dangers of ecological collapse.
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Celebrate National Family History Month
Celebrate National Family History Month at Your Library! October is Family History Month and no better time to begin preserving your family’s story. Whether you need a “Tell Me a Story” kit to record a loved one’s anecdotes, are looking for free online genealogy research resources, or
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Celebrate Walk to School Month
, MissouriWe are all pedestrians at some point in our day. Walking is active transportation that can help kids establish a lifelong habit of physical activity. And teaching kids safe walking habits now will serve them well into the future.
Beyond individual safety, communities with more people walking and bicycling tend to have lower crash rates for all types of travel. One reason may be that motorists drive more cautiously when they expect to encounter walkers and bicyclists. More walkers and bicyclists can also improve personal security by providing more “eyes on the street.”
We are inspiring kids and parents to walk, roll and stroll across the Kansas City region throughout the month of October. Use these safe walking tips to set your kids on a path to pedestrian success:
- Plan your route in advance. Choose routes with good accessibility, walkability and lighting.
- Use the sidewalk whenever possible, and if there isn’t a sidewalk, walk on the edge of the street facing traffic.
- Whenever they are available, use marked crosswalks to cross the street, and look left-right-left for vehicles or bikes before crossing.
- Make sure you never play, push or shove others when you walk around traffic.
- Everyone should watch the road, not their phones.
Find resources and fun, fall events for your family at kcwalks.org.
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Louisburg Cider Mill
Ciderfest
Louisburg Cider Mill's 43rd Annual Ciderfest kicks off Saturday, September 25! Hours are 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. The Ciderfest continues on Sunday, September 26th and also the following weekend, Saturday, October 2nd and October 3rd. Ciderfest activities begin with the Louisburg Lions Pancake Breakfast from 8 a.m. – 11 a.m. Other activities include: Live music beginning at 11 a.m., cider and donut making, pony rides and inflatable slides ongoing throughout the day until 6 p.m. Ciderfest also features craft booths, gifts & collectible vendors, and multiple food and BBQ vendors. There is no admission or parking fee to attend Ciderfest.
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Concerts at Midwest Trust Center
Don't miss these outstanding performances at Midwest Trust Center at JCCC
The Reminders: Oct 7, 2021 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Winterlude - Bob Bowman Quintet: Oct 17, 2021 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Kansas City Jazz Orchestra: Oct 22, 2021 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
MTC Kids Jam presents Sonia De Los Santos and The Okee Dokee Brothers "Somos Amigos: Songs on Common Ground": Oct 23, 2021 11:00 a.m. to noon
Yesterday and Today "The Interactive Beatles Experience": Oct 24, 2021 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
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Electric Poe
THE COTERIE presents a Union Cemetery Historical Society outdoor special engagement: ELECTRIC POE 2021 Sept. 16 - Oct. 31.
Performed outdoors in Kansas City’s hidden gem, a return engagement featuring two new Poe stories this year! The Pit and the Pendulum - a man is sentenced by The Inquisition to various unspeakable tortures in a diabolical chamber of horrors. In The Tomb of Ligeia, we have Poe's twist on reanimating the dead. Treat yourself and your family to superb acting accompanied by atmospheric electric guitar underscoring in front of the “Holding Vault,” circa 1857. (Guided Cemetery Tour packages before the show are available the first two weekends of the run.)
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Enchanted Forest: Lenexa
87th Street Parkway & Lackman Road, Lenexa, Kansas 66215Enchanted Forest: Lenexa: Oct 28, 2021 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
In case of inclement weather, this event will not be rescheduled.
Free admission. Free parking available at Indian Trails Aquatic Center and Foundry Church
For one night only, Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park is transformed into The Enchanted Forest, where there is something to delight even the smallest of Halloween revelers.
You can enjoy performances by puppets, musicians and singers along the trail around Rose’s Pond and fun photos in the photo booth. Stroll the seasonal displays, visit friendly characters and enjoy performances at your leisure.
The Enchanted Forest is primarily an entertainment event — not a trick-or-treating event. However, there will be a limited supply of candy in the sponsor area, thanks to their generosity.
Wearing a Halloween costume is optional.
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Events at Kansas City Zoo
Sept. 18: Zoo Run for the Koalas!
Join us for the 18th annual Kansas City Zoo Run! Each year, the run features a different threatened animal to help raise awareness and contribute to the Zoo's conservation efforts. This year, we are celebrating adorable koalas! There are 4-mile and 1-mile races with both in-person and virtual options. It's the only race that goes through the Zoo, passing animals along the way!
All participants receive:
- Custom-designed GO-EX koala t-shirt
- Custom koala finisher's medal
- Free Zoo entry valid any one day through 2021
Sept. 25-26: Back to School Book-Fari
Let your imagination run WILD with a good book this school year! The Kansas City Zoo has partnered with the Kansas City Public Library and its bookmobile to promote learning, growing, and exploration. When you visit the Zoo, keep an eye out for books in the wild! Special displays will be placed throughout the Zoo with book excerpts. Find out how they relate to the Zoo and our animals! Our animals will be enjoying back-to-school themed enrichment and guests will be able to visit the library information booth in the lobby. On Saturday only, Zoo guests can visit the bookmobile from 10am-1pm for a unique library experience!
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FREE Tacos: KCK Taco Trail
Kansas City, KansasKCK Taco Trail nearing 1-year anniversary, extends deadline and celebrates National Taco Day with free tacos.
Visit any restaurant on the KCK Taco Trail on National Taco Day, Monday, Oct. 4 and get a free taco to redeem in October!
Visit Kansas City Kansas launched the KCK Taco Trail in October 2020 to support and highlight the wide range of authentic, locally-owned taquerias in Kansas City, Kansas. Nearly a year later, the KCK Taco Trail has seen more than 15,257 restaurant check-ins and awarded 971 total prizes to trail participants, with 22 people completing the trail.
Due to the success of the trail, Visit KCK is extending the prize deadline to Oct. 31, 2022. That means, people who have already signed up for trail will have approximately one more year to check into restaurants to win prizes and get their name added to the Taco Trail Wall of Fame. New in 2022, the KCK Taco Trail will feature special offers and deals from participating restaurants exclusive to pass holders only.
On National Taco Day, Monday, Oct. 4, visit and check-in to any restaurant on your KCK Taco Trail pass to receive your free taco. The free taco is eligible for redemption starting Tuesday, Oct. 5 through Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021.
*Must check in at any restaurant on your KCK Taco Trail pass to receive free taco offer. Limit one free taco per person, per pass. Free taco (types vary) can be redeemed for dine-in or carry out starting Tuesday, Oct. 5, through Sunday, Oct. 31, 2021 at one of four participating restaurants: El Toro Loco (Pastor Taco), 1706 Village West Pkwy, Kansas City, KS 66111, Taco Republic (S&P Taco), 500 County Line Road, Kansas City, KS 66103, Don Antonio (Asada Taco), 7510 State Ave., Kansas City, KS 66112, Tarahumara Mexican Restaurant #2 (Fried Taco), 503 N. 6th Street, Kansas City, KS 66101. Taco cannot be substituted for a different type of taco or menu item.
For more information, and to sign up for the KCK Taco Trail, please click here.
For more information about Visit KCK, please visit www.visitkansascityks.com, or follow Visit KCK on Facebook at www.facebook.com/VisitKansasCityKS and Instagram at @visitkansascityks.
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About Visit Kansas City Kansas
Visit Kansas City Kansas is a non-profit organization whose mission is to generate economic impact through tourism by promoting Kansas City, Kansas as a destination for visitors, conventions, and sporting events.
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Fall Concerts at Zona Rosa
Join us for Fall Concerts in the Park, featuring local Kansas City bands. This is a FREE community event for the entire family. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and find a spot and enjoy live music in the newly renovated Central Park.
FRIDAYS & SATURDAY NIGHTS, 6:30PM
- Friday, September 24: Brass Rewind
- Saturday, September 25: Boogie Nights
- Friday, October 1: The Zeros
- Saturday, October 2: Right on Red
- Friday, October 15: KC Groove Therapy
- Saturday, October 16: Petty Thieves (Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers Tribute Band)
Located in the newly renovated Central Park, located just North of Bravo between N. Dixson & N. Stoddard
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Fall Container Workshops at Family Tree Nursery
FALL CONTAINER WORKSHOPS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY STARTING AT $39.99
- Fri, Sept. 10th
- Sat, Sept. 11th
- Sun, Sept. 12th 10am, 1pm, or 3pm
ALL 3 LOCATIONS
Reserve your spot for our Annual Fall Container Workshops on Friday, September 10th, Saturday, September 11th, or Sunday, September 12th. Limited spots are available at each of our locations by appointment only. At our workshops, you will have the option to create a stunning 12-inch fall combo and/or a 14-inch fall combo by adding in a great selection of colorful annuals. We will have plenty of friendly staff members available to help you along the way. We look forward to you joining us for this fun event! Here is what will be included in your combo options:
12-INCH CONTAINER OPTION | $39.99
14-INCH CONTAINER OPTION | $54.99
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Fun Farm
The Fun Farm, in Kearney, is a fun destination for strawberry picking in the spring, pumpkins in the fall, and their Winter Wonderland during the holidays.
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Fun-filled Fruity Adventure at Colonial Gardens
September Kids Club at Colonial Gardens on Sept. 11: Come out to Colonial Gardens for a fun-filled fruity adventure! Your kids will get to taste their way through our apple orchard. This month your kids will get to:
- Pick 1/2 peck of apples
- Taste their way through some of our apple varieties
- Learn about how apples are grownPlaytime at the playground
We have two sessions available:
- September 11th 10:00am – 11:00am
- September 11th 11:30am – 12:30pm
Parents are more than welcome to come to learn with their kids! Otherwise, you can shop through the store or have lunch at Colonial Kitchen! Please note: you only need to purchase tickets for the children attending. Parents are welcome to stay for Kids Club, or the kids can be dropped off for their session! We ask that any children who will be dropped off are at least 5 years old. Our staff is eager to share this unique experience and knowledge with you. For any questions or concerns, please contact Jillian, at jiliian.h@colonialgardenskc.com
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Gnomes, Clay and Painting!
Toddler Thursdays: On Thursdays from 10-2, Toddlers (5 and under) get to paint one of our selected items for just $10.
Sculpt Gnomes: Ceramic Cafe is already planning our Gnome Hunt 2022!. They will need thousands of gnomes next Spring. Girls Scouts, community service groups, church groups, sports teams, corporate groups, book clubs, neighborhood groups, YOUR GROUPS are invited to come make gnomes. Groups of 8 or more are invited to make gnomes (for FREE). Ceramic Cafe will keep the gnomes and use them in next year's Gnome Hunt!
About Ceramica Cafe: Pottery painting and glass fusing. Walk-ins welcome. Great for birthdays and group events too. Products include bisque, stoneware, clay and glass fusion.
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Great Pumpkin Fest at Worlds of Fun
The Great Pumpkin Fest: Saturdays and Sundays, Sept. 18 – October 31, 2021
Hooray for fall! Hop on your tractor, pirate ship or witch’s broom and hurry on over for a super-sized celebration of all things fall at Worlds of Fun’s Great Pumpkin Fest. We’ve got a full harvest of AMAZING, fall-tastic fun for everyone with games, activities and just a speck of spooky for pint-sized ghosts and goblins.
Great Pumpkin Fest offers one-of-a-kind Halloween activities for kids throughout the park! At Planet Snoopy, you’ll find play zones, costume contests and dance parties with Snoopy and the whole PEANUTS™ gang. During the kids’ Halloween event, loads of family-friendly games and activities await at every turn. Around every hay bale you can catch toe-tapping, live entertainment and grab a comfy seat to just kick back and take it all in. And the food! All over the park you’ll find delicious fall flavors in sweet treats and savory goodies.
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Haunted Miniland at Legoland Discovery Center
Experience the haunted miniland and more Halloween fun this October at Legoland Discovery Center!
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Johnson County Museum staff, 2020
Johnson County Museum
Featuring award-winning long-term and changing exhibitions as well as public and school education programs, the Museum is a great place to spend the day learning about our county’s history and having fun in our hands-on exhibit spaces.
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Johnson Farms Plants & Pumpkins
At Johnson Farms, you'll be in the country, but close to your home at a real farm. Take a wagon ride out to the U-Pick pumpkin patch, Veggie patch, or apple orchard. Experience our giant Jumping Pillows, Rally Car Course, Barnyard Arcade, and more.
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Jumperoo at Urban Air
Jumperoo Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at Urban Air: This event is perfect for ages 7 & under to have some safe-fun in the park! You can join us every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9 am - 12 pm for some fun! $9.99 per child. Parents get in free. Memberships are not valid with this event. Only valid during the school year. Not valid during school breaks or holidays.
About Urban Air: If you’re looking for the best year-round indoor amusements in Shawnee, Bonner Springs and Lenexa area, Urban Air Adventure Park is the perfect place! Along with regular weekly events, fitness classes, corporate events and special occasion rentals our facility caters to birthday parties for kids of all ages. If your group is up for a little sweat and a lot of bounce, Urban Air is the place for you. We’re not just a room full of trampolines or another neighborhood park. We’re bringing families and friends together for a hyped up, healthy dose of jumping, climbing, swinging, crawling, building, flying and dunking. Check out our attractions including our Kidzone and Urban Air Warrior Course to learn more about the generous helping of frenetic fun Urban Air brings to you. Open Jump is held daily and perfect for any age, fitness level or athletic ability. Walk-ins are welcome anytime, just show up and we will get you in!
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Kaw Valley Farms
City of Leavenworth, KansasOn Oct 2-3 enjoy the Kaw Valley Farm Tour at various locations. Stop by 30 locations and enjoy family farms, wineries, alpacas and more!
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City of Lenexa
Lenexa Chili Challenge
13446 Santa Fe Trail Dr., Lenexa, Kansas 66215Visit Old Town Lenexa on Oct 9 for the Lenexa Chili Challenge. Activities include musical entertainment, chili samples and the Kids Kornbread Contest.
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Lenexa's Fall-O-Ween Tour
Lenexa's Fall-O-Ween Tour: October 21–31, 2021
Participating residences and businesses throughout Lenexa
Welcome the beauty of fall and the spooktacular fun of Halloween by participating in the Lenexa Fall-O-Ween Yard Tour!
Decorate your yard in fall or Halloween-themed flare and bring a smile to your neighbors and friends. As a registered entry, you will be added to our Fall-O-Ween Tour map. Registered and confirmed participants will receive a free commemorative official entry yard sign, while supplies last.
How to participate
- Register as a resident or local business by Friday, Oct. 15, at 11:59 p.m., and submit a photo of your decorations by Oct. 18 (your photo will be used on the interactive map on the city website).
- Decorate your yard to fit the fall or Halloween theme. Show off your creativity and community spirit while bringing a smile to your neighbors and friends.
- As a registered entry, you will be added to our Fall-O-Ween Yard Tour map. Community members are invited to go on the self-guided tour from Oct. 21–31, 2021, to enjoy the festive decorations and entries.
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Louisburg Cider Mill
Louisburg Cider Mill Pumpkin Patch open September 17 - October 31. Monday - Thursday 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday - Saturday 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.; and Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.
GET LOST….in the fun at the Louisburg Cider Mill.
It starts at our Country Store, where you can watch apples being pressed into cider in our 120 year-old barn, listen to live bluegrass music, and taste some of the famous apple cider and apple cider donuts. You’ll also be able to grab some of your other favorites in our new Lost Trail Soda Shoppe and Cider Mill Boutique! All of these things can be enjoyed during Country Store hours of operation, and there is no fee for admission to the Country Store.
A trip to the Cider Mill in the fall is not complete without a stop at the Family Farm! The Family Farm is where you will try to not get lost in our 10 acre corn maze and spend time searching for the perfect pumpkin in our enormous pumpkin patch! Enjoy a tractor ride around our Family Farm; stop off at Tire Mountain to enjoy some fresh air and slide down Sunflower Hill. Watch the kiddo’s venture out in Little Apple Playland as they climb on our new rock climbing wall and swing from the monkey bars. Accept the challenge to an intense game of adult Jenga. See if you can ring the bell on our 17’ Hi Striker, or maybe you will need to move down to the Mini Hi Striker. Rent a private fire pit and enjoy some s’mores as the children play in our corn crib. All of these things are available with paid admission to the Family Farm. More details available on our website.
Ticket includes:
- 10 acre corn maze
- Hay wagon rides
- Children’s play area
- Spider web climber
- Mount sunflower slide
- Farm animals
- Huge corn crib
- Tricycle track
- Live music
- Orchard trail
- Tire tower
- Learning barn
- Bee hive exhibit
- Giant swing set
- Low challenge elements
- Access to our 10 acre pumpkin patch (pumpkins sold separately)
Sold separately:
- Jump pillow – Purchase of $2 bracelet required to jump.
- Pumpkins – Prices range $3-$25 depending on size. Pumpkins are also available for purchase at our Country Store without admission.
- Snack & drink concessions and food vendors will be available periodically. Please call ahead to double-check food options or feel free to bring a picnic lunch or dinner!
At Louisburg Cider Mill, each year we are known for our fall festivities. One of the most popular traditions is choosing an exciting new theme for our annual 10-acre corn maze. Our 2020 corn maze was inspired one little boy’s imagination. We present the Louisburg Cider Mill Family Farm Corn Maze, Beetle Juice.
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October Events at Mahaffie Stagecoach Stop and Farm
- Everything Pumpkins! Workshop: Oct 18, 2021 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. - From planting to harvesting, baking to eating, carving to smashing, we'll take a look at everything pumpkin! Be prepared to sample, decorate, and dissect some of our heirloom pumpkins. Registration is required. Cost is $5 for non-members or free for Mahaffie members.
- Trick or Treat OFF the Street: Oct 30, 2021 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. - Dress in your Halloween costume, collect candy, make crafts and experience life on an 1860s farm! TICKETS: Tickets are $4/person ages 3 & up. All attendees will need to pay admission which includes the horse-drawn hayrack ride, plus the 1860s living history activities. Advance purchase of tickets are $3, please see ticket link. ACTIVITIES: Horse drawn hayrack, Candy Stations, 1860s games & crafts. PARKING & SHUTTLE: Park at Olathe North High School (600 E. Prairie) and ride the free shuttle to and from the Mahaffie grounds. Parking in the Heritage Center and Mahaffie House parking lots will not be available, due to a private event.
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October at Wonders of Wildlife
500 W. Sunshine St., Springfield, MissouriWonders of Wildlife is hosting WONDERFUL events all month long:
- Oddity Odyssey: Oct. 4-17: Discover captivating critters and fascinating fish as you embark on your Oddity Odyssey! Enjoy our themed activities to celebrate the odd and unusual creatures of WOW. Oddity Odyssey Adventure Activities: During Oddity Odyssey, interact with members from WOW's Education team at various activities throughout the Aquarium. These activities will be from 11am-Noon each day during Oddity Odyssey, with an additional time of 2-3pm on Saturday and Sunday. Creepy Crawlers in Aquarium Lobby: October 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 16, 17. Creepy Crawlers Storytime in Shipwreck Theater: October 5, 8, 12, 15. I Spy in Shipwreck Theater: October 6 and 13. Oddity Odyssey Animal Encounter: During Oddity Odyssey, stop by our American Alligator exhibit every Tuesday and Thursday at 1:00pm to see our team train our alligator, Rex! Please be mindful of other guests and do not crowd or block traffic.
- Spooks & Splashes: Oct. 24-30: Gather your fellow goblins and ghouls for a spirited good time! Enjoy candy, costumes, and thrilling themed activities sure to put a spark in your jack-o-lantern.Candy StationsStop by Theodore Roosevelt's Cabin or Lunker Lake during your Spooks & Splashes adventure for candy! Social Media Giveaway:Take a picture with the jack-o-lantern decals on the Jellies tanks and post it on Social Media during Spooks and Splashes! Tag Wonders of Wildlife to be entered to win a prize! @WondersofWildlife #WOWAquarium
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Sea Life Kansas City
This aquarium experience will get you up close and face-to-face with amazing underwater creatures such as sharks, octopus, our green sea turtle named Gertrude, stingrays, sea stars, seahorses, jellyfish and thousands of colorful fish! A favorite a...
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Union Station Kansas City
Spookfest at Science City
SpookFest: Oct. 30 at Science City. Put on your costumes and join us for SpookFest at Science City! Celebrate Halloween with a night of spooky science demos and activities, eerie eats, creepy critters, and more.
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Tick Tock Escape Games
Enjoy family time at Tick Tock Escape Games: Quality and creativity is what separates Tick Tock® from the crowd. They use sound, technology, and other special effects to bring your game to life in an immersive experience you won’t soon forget. The puzzles are well thought out and blend seamlessly into the games. Rooms are themed to transport you into another world. When you want the best experience for your groups' special event, Tick Tock is here, ready to serve. Tick Tock Escape Games is conveniently located one block east of College and Metcalf just west of the Overland Park Convention Center.
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SOAR Special Needs
Wonderfully Made Special Needs Conference
8500 W 159th St. , Kansas 66223Wonderfully Made Special Needs Conference (Oct. 21 & 22) is dedicated to providing "Strength for Today, and Hope for Tomorrow" for families and ministry leaders working with individuals with special needs. With in-person and virtual options there are two tracks available so attendees can engage in specialized breakout sessions designed to empower their involvement in the special needs community.
Over 90 speakers from all over the world will be presenting between the in-person and virtual conference options. Additional presentations will be available for our VIP guests. VIP guests will also have access to ALL presentations both in-person and virtual for up to 1 year!
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