Ugly Duckling
Hans Christian Andersen’s "The Ugly Duckling" will be performed on City Stage on Tuesday, October 13, at 11:00 AM, offering a celebration of belonging and self-acceptance.
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Updated · Listings come from venue websites and newsletters · Know about an event? Share itHans Christian Andersen’s "The Ugly Duckling" will be performed on City Stage on Tuesday, October 13, at 11:00 AM, offering a celebration of belonging and self-acceptance.
Children can plan a playdate with friends at an outdoor showroom for a small fee per child.
Science City at Union Station presents "Jurassic Journey," an exhibit featuring animatronic dinosaurs and fossils, with free admission with museum entry.
Open houses offering an introduction to the school's programs and community are scheduled for Wednesday, October 14 at 10:00 AM.
MY Play Cafe in Kansas City features a music time session for children ages 0-6, included with open play admission.
MY Play Cafe offers Supervised Play on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4-7 PM, allowing parents to relax while children engage in activities. The service costs $14 per child.
GloWild: Hidden Treasure returns to the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium on Wednesday, October 14, offering a nighttime expedition with a treasure hunt theme.
Sidequest lists 18 events in Kansas City for Oct 9–Oct 11. Highlights include Jurassic Journey on Fri at Science City at Union Station, Storytime + Craft at MY Play Cafe Northland Cafe on Fri at MY Play Cafe – Northland, and Ugly Duckling on Fri at City Stage.
There are 32 free events in Kansas City this week, including Jurassic Journey on Thu at Science City at Union Station, Pay for Play on Thu at Backyard Specialists, and Storytime + Craft at MY Play Cafe Northland Cafe on Fri at MY Play Cafe – Northland. The Free page lists them all.
Most Kansas City listings this week don't include a neighborhood yet, so Sidequest groups them by venue. Venue pages list every upcoming event at that place.
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