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Daily Email - Thursday - 9/10/2026

Fall’s rolling into Kansas City, which means we finally have an excuse to make plans without immediately regretting the weather. This week, we’ve got free stuff, big shows, and a few solid reasons to keep your calendar busy.

Speaking of busy… if your idea of a night out involves thousands of people singing along, this one’s for you. Elevation Worship & Steven Furtick are bringing their Fall Tour to T-Mobile Center. Enter now for a chance to win tickets!*

JUST ANNOUNCED

  • Tender Tuesdays at Tin Roof Kansas City are here to make Tuesdays significantly less depressing, with half-off World Famous Tenders and fries every week. Enter to win!*

  • Hundreds of beers, cocktails, and mocktails in the middle of peak fall garden scenery. Botanical Brewfest hits the Arboretum October 17 with live music, yard games, food, and a very good excuse to drink outside among the leaves. Win tickets!*

  • Hip Hop Nutcracker at The Midland Theatre flips the holiday classic with hip hop choreography, a DJ, violinist, and a whole lot more movement than your average Nutcracker. Get your tickets and see it live.*

  • Plus other just announced shows!

FALL INTO THESE FREE EVENTS

Fall is creeping into KC, and your bank account doesn’t need to come along for the ride. We rounded up free things to do around town so you can soak up the season, leave the house, and save that cash for something important. Like an irresponsible amount of pumpkin-flavored lattes.

THIS WEEKEND

Your Glasses Called. They’re Ready for Retirement.

If your glasses have survived one too many drops, scratches, or early morning scrambles, it might be time for a refresh. Zenni has more than 2,500 styles that fit real life without the eye-watering price tag. Most pairs are under $80, and you can take an extra 10% off with code DOSTUFF. Grab Blokz for long screen days or Zunnies for your weekend runs. Zenni accepts HSA and FSA dollars, so hurry before they expire.*

THE WHO’S TOMMY AT MIDWEST TRUST CENTER

The Who’s TOMMY helped blow up the idea of what a rock opera could be, and now it’s back in a new production built for right now. The story follows Tommy Walker from traumatized kid to pinball prodigy to full-blown celebrity savior, all set to Pete Townshend’s legendary score. Original director Des McAnuff returns to reexamine the classic with a fresh lens. Catch it at Midwest Trust Center and see why this one still hits more than 50 years later.*

LOCALS ONLY

  • The Plaza might finally do something about that giant empty Nordstrom lot. The owners say the long-vacant corner at 47th and Jefferson is one of their first redevelopment targets, with housing, restaurants, and retail likely in the mix. About time!

  • KC Current could be getting a much bigger home. Kansas City just advanced a $185 million plan to expand the riverfront stadium to 18,000 seats, which would make an already major piece of the riverfront even more grand. Check it out!

Alright, KC. That should be enough to keep you out of the house for a few days. Go find something weird, something free, or something worth yelling about with your friends.

See you around.