Climate Weekend 2026
Climate Weekend brings the Kansas City region together for programming focused on climate action.
The Bardot, Kansas City, MO
- Dates
- October 16–17, 2026
- Venue
- The Bardot, Kansas City, MO
TL;DR
- Climate Weekend runs October 16–17, 2026, in Kansas City, with a mainstage program and reception at The Bardot on October 16.
- The first day includes workshops at multiple locations, while the second features volunteering with nonprofit partners across the region.
- The supplied event information does not specify ticket pricing, pass inclusions, or attendance figures.
Who you'll find in the room
City and regional leadership
economic development professionals
utility and water planners
planning officials
community advocates
labor
Building design professionals
vendors
contractors
citizens
community advocacy organizations
nonprofit leaders
Local government staff
elected officials
professional contractors
Featured speakers
4 listedBill McKibben
Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) member panel
Hannes Zacharias
EverStrive Solutions
Venue & travel
Venue
The BardotGetting there
The event is listed in Kansas City, Missouri. The October 16 workshops take place at multiple locations, with the mainstage program and reception at The Bardot.
Questions people ask
5 answeredClimate Weekend 2026 runs October 16–17.
Climate Weekend 2026 is held in Kansas City, Missouri, with the mainstage program and reception at The Bardot.
The organizer lists public-sector leaders and planners, economic development and building professionals, community advocates, nonprofit leaders, vendors, contractors, labor, and citizens among the intended audiences.
It is most useful for Kansas City area local government staff, planners, utility and water officials, and community advocates, since the audience list covers those groups and Friday combines workshops with a mainstage program featuring Bill McKibben and a USDN member panel. Attendees from outside the region, or those seeking deep technical content, will get less from it, because Saturday is a volunteering day with local nonprofits and the stated focus is regional action.
Attendees at civic and climate events usually wear business casual for workshops and the evening reception, with casual clothes and sturdy shoes for Saturday volunteering.
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