Things to Do in Kansas City, MO
Kansas City, Missouri is home to approximately 1,800 upcoming events, with around 900 scheduled for the next 30 days. The city population stands at about 510,000 as of 2020. Free events make up roughly 5% of the total programme. The most common categories include Concerts & Live Music with about 450 listings, followed by Theater & Performing Arts with about 400 entries. Sports & Fitness accounts for about 200 events, while Community & Social and Workshops & Classes each have about 150 listings. Business & Networking rounds out the top types with about 100 events. Major venues hosting these activities include T-Mobile Center, Kauffman Stadium, Helzberg Hall at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Music Hall Kansas City, Muriel Kauffman Theatre, and Spencer Theatre At Kansas City Repertory Theatre. Notable performers with upcoming dates feature the Kansas City Symphony, Kansas City Ballet, productions of A Christmas Carol, The Nutcracker, and The Phantom Of The Opera.
City facts
- Population
- 508,090 (2020)
- Area
- 826.2 km²
- Elevation
- 277 m
- Founded
- 1853
Source: Wikidata
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Frequently asked questions about events in Kansas City
- How many events are free in Kansas City?
- About 5% of all listed events are free. This represents a small portion of the roughly 1,800 total upcoming listings.
- Which venues host the most events?
- The venues with the most upcoming listings are T-Mobile Center, Kauffman Stadium, Helzberg Hall at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, Music Hall Kansas City, Muriel Kauffman Theatre, and Spencer Theatre At Kansas City Repertory Theatre.
- What is the most popular type of event?
- Concerts & Live Music are the most listed event type with about 450 entries. Theater & Performing Arts follows closely with about 400 listings.
- Who are some performers with upcoming dates?
- Performers with upcoming dates include the Kansas City Symphony, A Christmas Carol, Kansas City Ballet, The Nutcracker, and The Phantom Of The Opera.