Hey, Kansas City! The crisp air and vibrant leaves are giving us all the fall feels, and if you’re looking for some fun this weekend, you’re in luck! The last weekend of September is packed with a whole bunch of exciting events that the whole family can enjoy. So grab your pumpkin spice latte, and let’s dive into what’s happening from September 27 to 29!
First on the list is the much-anticipated Oktoberfest in Lee’s Summit. This annual festival kicks off on Friday night, and it promises to be a blast! Whether you’re a fan of bratwursts or enjoy sipping on local craft beer, there’s something here for everyone. Plus, if you’re bringing the kiddos, don’t miss the petting zoo that’s sure to entertain little ones!
Next up is the Fall Festival at Downtown Overland Park on Saturday. With over 200 artists and vendors, you can stroll through unique shops featuring handmade goods, jewelry, pottery, and even treats for your furry friends! Need some fun for the kids? There’s a carnival to keep them occupied. And if you’re feeling hungry, festival food ranges from funnel cakes to turkey legs. Don’t forget about the free shuttle service running from Young’s Pool to Downtown, making it super convenient to get around!
Over in Louisburg, the iconic Ciderfest is returning this weekend, boasting all the apple cider fun you can handle. No admission or parking fees means you can enjoy a relaxing outing with friends and family without breaking the bank. Grab a glass of delicious apple cider and embrace those autumn vibes that we all love.
If early Christmas shopping is on your mind, make your way to Art on Walnut on Sunday. This event happens every Sunday from April through October, showcasing 32 local artists and makers. It’s the perfect place to pick up unique, handmade gifts that your loved ones will cherish!
This Saturday, the National World War I Museum and Memorial is hosting Night at the Tower. You’ll have the chance to explore the museum while enjoying stunning views from the top of the tower. And guess what? Abby Eden will be there to emcee the night! It’s an event you won’t want to miss, especially if you’re into history.
For those who love to get into the Halloween spirit, the Ghouls Pop-Up Barn at KC Wine Co. is calling your name! This event is for ages 21 and over and features photo ops with spooky ghouls, specialty cocktails, and vineyard snacks. It’s free to attend, so bring your friends and enjoy a fun evening together!
Music lovers will want to check out Briar Fest: Fall by the River, benefiting the Midwest Music Foundation and BBPA. This two-day music festival is happening at the E.H. Young Riverfront Park, and they’ve raised over $250,000 for charity in the past. Tickets are just $25 for a single day, so come out and enjoy some great tunes for a good cause.
And if you’re a fan of the Beatles, the tribute band The Fab Four will be performing this Saturday night at the Ameristar Casino Hotel. Tickets range from $30 to $50, so gather your friends and sing along!
Finally, don’t miss the much-anticipated game as the Kansas Jayhawks go head-to-head against the TCU Horned Frogs this Saturday at Arrowhead Stadium. Kickoff is at 2:30 PM, and single game tickets start at just $25. It’s a great way to cheer on our local team and soak in the fall atmosphere!
So there you have it, Kansas City! Whether you’re into festivals, music, or football, this weekend is packed with options to enjoy the gorgeous fall season. Grab your loved ones and make some unforgettable memories!
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