Sep 27 Saturday
Grease is the word! Join Rydell High’s Class of 1959! The hot-rodding “Burger Palace Boys" and their gum-smacking, hip-shaking “Pink Ladies” are back! Join Danny, Sandy, Rizzo, Kenickie and the gang for a celebration of friendship, fun, and maybe a little romance! Relive those sweet “Summer Nights” and burn rubber with the electrifying “Greased Lightning”! Join the fun and wear your 50’s costume for our Photo-Op Spot!
Oct 04 Saturday
The Empire Market is a four-season city market that combines farm fresh goodness, hand-crafted products, community gardens and local gourmet food, all in one location that is easily accessible to the Joplin community. Customers can shop for their weekly groceries, find unique gifts, enjoy live music and a meal, all within the market’s laid back atmosphere.
Open 10am-2pm, every Saturday. 931 E 4th StJoplin MO
Parade with floats depicting Bible scripture at 1:30 pm. Gospel and contemporary Christian Music starting at 10:00 am. Free ham and bean feed at 5:00 pm
Oct 08 Wednesday
Building Health, Inc. is pleased to invite you to a lunch and learn event on October 8th from 11:30 - 1:00 pm in the Freeman Auditorium at the John U. Parolo Education Center (3015 N. Michigan Street, Pittsburg, Kansas. Lunch will be served at 11:30 am, and the program will start about 11:45, with Michael Hilleary, from Kansas Legal Services, sharing information about tenant's rights and responsibilities under the Kansas Landlord Tenant Act. This event is intended for anyone who rents their home as well as anyone who helps others access or maintain housing.
Oct 11 Saturday
Vendors, crafts, and food in a cozy park setting in the North Heights neighborhood. It’s different each month. There are also activities for kids and pets.
Maddi and Sofia are best friends who do everything together—playing in the park, racing at school, and sharing secrets. But when Sofia discovers that Maddi has no food in her fridge, she faces a big dilemma: she made a promise to keep Maddi’s secret, but Sofia can’t stop worrying. As she sneaks food into her backpack, Sofia learns that while fish and eggs are great for people, they’re not so great for backpacks. Based on Lois Brandt’s beloved book, "Maddi’s Fridge" is brought to life by Childsplay, a nationally recognized theatre company known for creating strikingly original productions for young audiences and families. This performance is part of Connect2Culture's Ignite Series 2025–2026. Doors open at 1:30pm. Tickets may be purchased at connect2culture.org, (417) 621-9824, or at the C2C box office inside the Cornell Complex (Tue–Sat | 1–5pm). Tickets: Kids $5, Adults $20.
Pittsburg, get ready! KC Johns is bringing her full band and unstoppable energy to 5th Street Bar & Grill for a night of powerhouse vocals, bold storytelling, and genre-blending country-rock.
With over 600,000 streams on her breakout single “Rodeo Queen” and a spot in the Texas Country Music Association’s Top 10, KC is winning over fans across the country. Her latest release, “Break From The Heart” (2025), keeps the momentum going with raw emotion and irresistible hooks.
From her roots in Memphis to international tours and opening for stars like Luke Bryan, Chris Young, and Morgan Wade, KC brings experience, passion, and grit to every performance. She’s also the creator of Thunder, her award-winning mesquite-smoked bourbon.
🎤 Don’t miss this unforgettable night at one of Pittsburg’s favorite spots for live music.🔗 More info: kcjohns.rocks
Oct 17 Friday
The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, the UK’s premier all-male theatre company, brings Shakespeare’s "Twelfth Night" to life in the open air with Elizabethan costumes, music, and dance. This vibrant production features love, mistaken identities, and riotous comedy, offering audiences an authentic Shakespearean experience under the stars. Touring extensively throughout the UK and beyond, the company is renowned for its accessible, high-quality productions that honor the legacy of the world’s greatest playwright. This performance is part of Connect2Culture's Curtains Up Series 2025–2026. Gates open at 6:30pm. Tickets may be purchased at connect2culture.org, (417) 621-9824, or at the C2C box office inside the Cornell Complex (Tue–Sat | 1–5pm). Tickets: $25–$40.
Oct 18 Saturday