TeenTix KC Events & Opportunities

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October 16, 6:00 pm FREE Pizza, 7:00 pm Performance

Denmark. It’s 2 a.m. A hotel room. Three weary travelers, an unexpected will, and a production of “Hamlet” to rehearse before morning.

Be captivated as tragedy and humor blend in this new play about the challenges of family, forgiveness, and Shakespeare.

October 11-20, 2024

Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts

TeenTix KC Pass holders can buy $5 tickets (or 2-for-$10).
TeenTix tickets are only available the same day of the show. Pay cash or credit card at the Kauffman Center Ticket Office (opens two hours prior to performance time). TeenTix Pass holders must show valid TeenTix pass to purchase.
About the show: Fall down the rabbit hole and experience wonderland like never before. Septime Webre’s ALICE (in wonderland) is a modern reimagining of the beloved classic. With vibrant costumes, a whimsical score, and exceptional choreography, it’s an immersive experience for all ages.
Parking Information: The Arts District parking garage, directly attached to the Kauffman Center just south of the building, is the primary parking garage for Kansas City Ballet patrons. Advanced purchase of event parking is highly recommended as this lot has been known to sell out. Event parking is $13 in advance or $16 at the gate per car for the garage. Buy Parking

October 8-27

TeenTix KC Pass holders can order $5 tickets (or 2 for $10) to KCRep’s Lady Day at Copaken Stage using code TEENTIX25. Promo code must be entered before selecting seats. Tickets may be purchased online at KCRep.org, over the phone at (816) 235-2700, or in-person at the Box Office window beginning an hour prior to the performance. TeenTix Pass holders must show valid TeenTix pass on arrival.
Content Advisory: Please be aware this production contains depictions of drug and alcohol use, and references to sexual violence, racism, and racial violence including the use of racial slurs. It is recommended for ages 14 and up.

October 20 at 3:00 pm

The UMKC Choirs perform with guests from the Choral Union and Chamber Singers groups. The program will include music composed from 1505 to 2020, including traditional spirituals, works by Brahms, David Dickau, and René Clausen, and many more!
TeenTix KC Pass holders can buy $5 (or 2-for-$10) tickets in-person on the day of the show at the TeenTix KC table.

October 24-26

UMKC Conservatory Dance students perform in the Fall Dance Concert, a Conservatory Artist Series event.
10/24/24 at 7:30pm
10/25/24 at 7:30pm
10/26/24 at 2:30pm
10/26/24 at 7:30pm
TeenTix KC Pass holders can buy $5 (or 2-for-$10) tickets in-person on the day of the show at the TeenTix KC table.

October 17 - November 3

TeenTix KC pass holders can buy $5 tickets on the day of the show (cash only).
The Coterie’s pop-up Box Office will open 30 minutes before showtime at the front gates to Union Cemetery. The cemetery gates will lock when the show begins, so late sales or seating will not be available. All performances begin at 6:30pm except for Nov. 1st which begins at 5:30 to accommodate Daylight Savings Time.
Arrive at the gates to Union Cemetery (227 East 28th Terrace, KCMO, 64108) no earlier than 30 minutes before showtime and show them your digital pass. You can buy a “Standing Room Only” ticket. SRO admission allows patrons to stand behind the chair seating area. TeenTix pass holders who bring chairs will be permitted to find seating once other ticket holders have been seated if space allows, so bringing a lawn chair is recommended. Availability may be limited.

FREE! Register here. Join the Kemper Teens for an afternoon of figure drawing with a spooky twist.
Participants are encouraged to come in costume and take turns as models. A local visiting instructor will guide participants in their drawing practice through instruction and live demonstration, making connections to the works in the museum as well as their own.

FREE Exhibit. Check days/hours here.
Infinite Regress brings the past in dialogue with the present through selections from the Permanent Collection paired with works by contemporary artists exhibiting at the museum for the first time on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. The exhibition connects these works through a shared vocabulary of mystical abstraction that has both historical and contemporary resonance, engaging periods of extreme transformation in nature and technology.