State Guide

Comic Cons in Kansas

2 upcoming conventions in Kansas. Next up: All American Collect It Expo, November 6 to 8 in Overland Park.

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Naka-Kongeneral

Naka-Kon

Fri, Mar 12 – Sun, Mar 14, 2027

Overland Park, Overland Park Convention Center

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What is coming up in Kansas

The next shows in Kansas: All American Collect It Expo (November 6 to 8, Overland Park) and Naka-Kon (March 12 to 14, 2027, Overland Park).

The big ones, running three days or more at a named venue: All American Collect It Expo at Overland Park Convention Center in Overland Park and Naka-Kon at Overland Park Convention Center in Overland Park.

Every one of them is a pop culture show.

Where the cons are

Overland Park hosts the most, with 3 listings of the 4 we track in Kansas, more than half of the state's shows. Wichita (1) fills in the rest.

When to go

March and May are the busiest months for cons in Kansas.

Shows that come back

We have one show in Kansas listed in more than one year, so it is a safe bet to return: Naka-Kon in Overland Park.

Next door

Kansas's neighbors have more on the calendar right now: Missouri (7), Colorado (5), and Oklahoma (2). A state line is not far when the show is right.

How this list is made

Searching for a comic con near me from Kansas? This page is that list. Every Kansas con here was found on the organizer's own website and is re-checked weekly. A show that disappears from its source for three weeks in a row is hidden until it comes back, and the last update date is on the homepage. Dates and tickets always come from the official site, linked on every event page.

A bit of Kansas con history

Planet Comicon, now the Kansas City region's biggest con, started in Overland Park, Kansas in 1999 and moved across the state line to the Kansas City Convention Center in 2013. Source