Bam Bird Social opened a dedicated mahjong studio in Blue Springs, giving eastern Jackson County its own spot to learn the 19th-century tile game.

Joe Lane and Rick Gilmore bought the Belt Highway beach volleyball spot and plan to bring back longtime manager Denise Ferguson.

Anna Lillis once got her DJ start as a joke on an Aura flyer. On October 30, she opens for Grammy-nominated MEDUZA at KC Live.

The Kansas City walk-through village opens Nov. 20 with a frozen igloo wonderland and singing penguins joining Santa.

Level One Game Shop and Fountain City Tattoo are pairing Commander decks with flash ink this weekend, with a $50 tattoo voucher thrown in.

Local Shops of Horror returns to West Bottoms Plant Company next Wednesday with free food, drinks and a $20 suggested donation for KCUR.

Near-sold-out Morton Amphitheater shows shift to Oct. 14 and 15, with all original tickets still good.

Tickets go on sale Oct. 16 for the Nov. 6 and 7 shows, priced at $155 apiece before taxes.

Free games, hidden pieces and a grand opening at 11:30 a.m. mark the latest addition to the Rock Island Bridge.

The Kansas City, Kansas immersive venue marks its first birthday with a free Back to the Future screening and $9 admission through Friday.

Lawrence's long-dormant Day on the Hill returns Oct. 6 with Grammy-winning Turnstile, Slayyyter and Die Spitz — this time with a ticket price.

Fountain City Winery hides a secret vampire bar downstairs, where guests hunt clues to solve the death of Elena Thorne.

The 1926 Route 66 theater screens the cult classic October 23, with VIP kits and a private lounge for big groups.