Back-to-back (LVIII)

• A miniature Arrowhead featuring “142.2,” a tribute to Chiefs Kingdom’s world record as the loudest fans
• A tribute to the game-winning “Tom + Jerry” play, made in Coach Andy Reid’s handwriting

Third time’s a charm (LVII)

• The ring itself is shaped after a bird’s-eye view of GEHA Field + Arrowhead Stadium
• Inside features Lamar Hunt’s famous quote: “Arrowhead Stadium is my favorite place on Earth.”

• Financial Adulting 101 | Monday, June 17 | 6-7:30 p.m. | Virtual | $5 | Learn the fundamentals of money management, from budgeting to understanding credit scores, just like you wish you learned in high school.

• Paint & Sip | Tuesday, June 18 | 6:30 p.m. | East Forty Brewing, 1201 W. Main St., Blue Springs, MO | $35 | No experience needed, only a desire to brush up on beer and art.
• Mobile Music Box Concert | Tuesday, June 18 | 7:30 p.m. | National WWI Museum and Memorial, KCMO | Free | Bring a lawn chair + picnic basket, and enjoy this one-hour performance by a quartet comprised of symphony members.

• REO Speedwagon | Wednesday, June 19 | 7:30 p.m. | Starlight Theatre, KCMO | $159.50 | Grab your cans of hair spray, get out those teaser combs — it’s time to relive the 80s with this classic rock band.

• The World’s Largest Swim Lesson | Thursday, June 20 | 9-11 a.m. | Mission Family Aquatic Center, 5930 W. 61st., Mission, KS | Free | Bring the kiddos so they can learn to splish splash in style.

• There was a lot going on in the city last weekend, so we understand if you couldn’t make it to one of the many fests. Lucky for you though, we absolutely did. Check out our highlight recap and relish all that (vicarious) fun.

• KC to INDY to FRA. Four Kansas City swimmers made a splash at the US Olympic team tryouts last weekend. Kids from the Kansas City Tsunami traveled to Indianapolis for the experience of a lifetime and are waiting for the final roster. (KMBC)

• The famed Waldorf Astoria. Wait, we meant the Waldo Astoria. The new biz (220 W. 80th Ter.) is an event space and guest house rolled into one. Perfect for weddings, parties, reunions, retreats, and more — its owners are also hosting public events, like live music shows. (Inside Brookside (And Waldo))

• National Mascot Day. Thanks to all of the costumed heroes — K.C. Wolf, Slugger, Mac, and more — that keep this sports-centric city going. Let us know your favorite (and try to guess our first choice).

• After three years, Shinju Sushi and Hibachi is closed at The Shops at Prarie Village. The Japanese restaurant offered no reason for the closure, but says it is “likely permanent.” (Johnson County Post)

• Dive beneath the waves with Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” at Starlight from July 9 through July 14. Trust us: This beloved tale of a young mermaid who longs to be part of a world beyond her own will have you singing, dancing, and smiling. Bring your besties and grab tickets.*

• Did you know you could finance your fixer-upper with home equity? You could get up to $50K with a HELOC — calculate your payment.*

• KCMO + Olathe offer free composting services with drop-off locations around the city.
• Anyone within the greater Kansas City area can compost for a fee. Want to get soil back? Go with Compost Collective KC. Rather send your soil to a nearby farm? Try KC Can Compost and Urbavore Urban Farm.
• Food scraps aren’t the only accepted items. Many city services, along with Missouri Organic and Kansas City Composting, take yard waste.