Chamber Afternoon Social at Mission Bowl
Mission Bowl 1020 South Weaver, Olathe, KS, United StatesJoin us for an afternoon social at Mission Bowl.
Join us for an afternoon social at Mission Bowl.
Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center 10401 S. Ridgeview Road Presented by the Olathe Chamber of Commerce Hear City of Olathe Mayor John Bacon share key city updates, recent accomplishments, and his vision for Olathe’s future as we look ahead to 2027. He’ll also present the 2026 Community Champion Award. If you are purchasing tax exempt single admission tickets, please contact the Chamber office, 913.764.1050 to purchase. Thank you!
The Lion in Winter Book by James Goldman Directed by Kipp Simmons October 30, 31, November 6, 7, 13, 14 7:30PM November 1, 8, 15 @ 2:00PM Sibling rivalry, adultery, and dungeons – The Lion in Winter, by James Goldman, is a modern-day classic. Comedic in tone, dramatic in action – the play tells the story of the Plantagenet family, who are locked in a free-for-all of competing ambitions to inherit a kingdom.
Join K-State Olathe to learn about our Master's and Certificate in Horticulture: Urban Food Systems. Connect with your local communities as you use a deep skillset to increase the availability and nutritional quality of locally grown food. The Master of Science in Horticulture with an emphasis in Urban Food Systems degree provides you with a solid foundation in horticultural science and food crop production as well as an understanding about how urban food systems impact economic development and provide a source of safe, nutritious food grown locally/regionally. This master's degree program focuses on sustainable urban food production, local food accessibility, food systems project management, grant writing, public and farmer education, horticultural science and safe food production in an urban environment. Learn more and register today: https://olathe.k-state.edu/academics/programs-graduate/masters/horticulture/
Join us for an exciting cooking class and learn how to prepare a variety of tasty dishes! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced cook, you'll enjoy this hands-on experience.The cost is $12 per person.
With more than 100 attendees, the coffees are the largest weekly networking event in the Kansas City metro area. They are held on Thursdays at a different member business or organization each week. Networking begins at 9:00, with a half hour program at 9:30, followed by additional networking for those who want to continue. Guests are welcome!
What happens when women come together to share what they’ve learned, challenge one another to think differently, and leave with the confidence to take action? Amplify is more than an afternoon of inspiration. It’s an opportunity to pause, reconnect with your purpose, invest in yourself, and walk away with ideas you can put into practice immediately. Join us for an energizing afternoon designed to inspire, empower, and equip women in business and leadership. You’ll hear from three accomplished women who bring very different perspectives—but share a common thread: they have built their careers by stepping into opportunities, navigating challenges and continually finding ways to grow their influence. Your Image Is Part of Your Leadership Story Meredith Hauck | CEO & Co-Founder, EverStrive Solutions | House of Colour Stylist How do you want to be perceived—and does the way you show up reinforce that message? Meredith Hauck brings a unique perspective to the intersection of personal image, confidence and professional branding. As the CEO and Co-Founder of EverStrive Solutions and a House of Colour stylist, Meredith understands that your personal brand isn't simply a logo, a résumé, or a job title. It’s the story people experience when they encounter you. Meredith will explore why personal image matters in business and how intentional choices can help you show up with greater confidence and clarity. You’ll leave with five practical ways to better align your personal brand and your look—so the way you present yourself supports the leader you are and the leader you’re becoming. Success Shouldn’t Cost You Your Well-Being Dawn Rattan | Executive Director, Downtown Shareholders of Kansas City, Kansas | President/Owner, EverFit KC | JCCC Board of Trustees What does success look like when you’re not running on empty? Dawn Rattan has built a career around leadership, community, business, and wellness—and she understands the very real tension that can exist between ambition and balance. Drawing from her experience as a business owner, community leader, executive, and advocate for wellness, Dawn will challenge us to look beyond the traditional definition of success and consider what it means to create a life where achievement, health, clarity and well-being can coexist. Her conversation will explore the relationship between stress, success and clarity and offer practical ways to recognize when the demands of life are pulling you away from what matters most. Leadership When the Stakes Are High Lori Thomas | Director of Volunteer Operations & Workforce, KC2026 FIFA World Cup Leadership isn’t tested when everything goes according to plan. It’s tested when the pressure is on. Lori Thomas brings a firsthand perspective on what it takes to lead through complexity, change, and enormous expectations. As the Director of Volunteer Operations and Workforce for the KC2026 FIFA World Cup, Lori has been part of the tremendous effort behind Kansas City’s opportunity to welcome the world. Her experience offers an extraordinary backdrop for a conversation about women in leadership, resilience, grit, determination and leading through challenges. Lori will share lessons from a high-stakes, high-visibility environment and challenge us to consider how we respond when the path forward isn't obvious, the pressure is mounting and people are looking to us for direction. This isn’t simply a conversation about leading a major event. It’s about how women lead when the moment gets bigger than they expected. Leave Inspired. Leave Equipped. Leave Ready to Amplify. Throughout the afternoon, you’ll have opportunities to: CONNECT — Build relationships with women who are leading, growing and making an impact throughout our business community. REFLECT — Consider where you are today, what you’ve learned along the way and where you want to go next. LEARN — Gain practical strategies from women who have experienced success, setbacks, growth and change firsthand. ACT — Identify one idea, habit, conversation, or courageous step you can take with you—and put into practice immediately. Because inspiration is powerful. But inspiration paired with action is where change begins. Stay, Connect & Celebrate We’ll wrap up the afternoon with a networking happy hour, giving you the chance to continue the conversation, meet new people, exchange ideas and build relationships in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy wine, mocktails, light snacks and meaningful conversation with the women who make our business community stronger. Your investment goes beyond the afternoon. Your participation not only invests in your own growth and development—it also supports the Olathe Chamber Foundation and its continued efforts to strengthen and invest in our community. $60 Members | $75 Non-Members (Sign in to receive member pricing.) Come ready to connect. Come ready to learn. Come ready to be challenged. Come ready to AMPLIFY your purpose, your voice and your impact. Because the next chapter of your leadership story starts with what you choose to do next.
Join United Way of Greater Kansas City for CommUNITY Fest presented by G.E.H.A on Friday, November 6th — a day dedicated to giving back and making a real impact in our community. This reimagined Day of Caring brings volunteers together to support local nonprofits, serve alongside neighbors and celebrate the power of helping others. With more than 50 nonprofit partners participating, CommUNITY Fest aims to become the largest day of volunteering in Kansas City.When registering you can choose how you want to serve. Stay onsite at Memorial Hall to connect with nonprofit partners and participate in hands-on volunteer activities like bracelet making and kit packing - or volunteer directly with one of our nonprofit partners at locations across the metro. Volunteers will gather at Memorial Hall before driving or taking a bus to their volunteer site based on nonprofit location. This event is free to attend and open to everyone in our community.Register today: https://give.unitedwaygkc.org/v/2026-community-fest-presented-by-geha
This dance theatre adaptation of the No. 1 New York Times bestseller “What Do You Do With a Problem?” is a powerful story for all ages about a child facing a persistent problem. At first, the problem feels overwhelming, growing larger the more it’s ignored. But when the child bravely confronts it, the problem reveals unexpected possibilities.
Every business is looking for ways to work smarter, grow stronger and stay competitive. Join us for this Business Lunch Series event as we explore practical tools, resources and strategies designed to help businesses streamline operations, reach new customers and create opportunities for growth. Panelists are Katrina O’Hara Gray of the Office of Small Business at the Kansas Department of Commerce, Rebecca Gubbels of the Enterprise Center of Johnson County and Theo Zecy of RubinBrown. Our moderator is John Addessi of the Kansas Small Business Development Center at Johnson County Community College.If you are purchasing tax exempt single admission tickets, please contact the Chamber office, 913.764.1050 to purchase. Thank you!
Join K-State Olathe to learn about our newest Bachelor degree- right here in KC! Be a leader in designing, building and integrating the electronic systems that power industries and keep workspaces running. Develop the practical knowledge and skills to design, build, troubleshoot and maintain electronic and computer-based systems with the B.S. in Engineering Technology – Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology. This program emphasizes hands-on experience and real-world engineering applications over advanced mathematical theory. This means you'll develop the knowledge base to take a concept and build a working prototype, debug accompanying hardware and software and integrate electronic subsystems that support the final product as it's used in the field. Classes for the ECET degree start Spring 2027. Learn more and register today: https://olathe.k-state.edu/academics/programs-undergraduate/degrees/engineering-technology/
Come donate blood at Olathe West High School from 8:30am - 2:30pm! Make an Appt Here: https://donate.savealifenow.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/87672