T-Mobile Center is inviting the Kansas City community to make a positive impact on the environment and support the touring entertainment community during its annual e-waste recycling event and book drive from 8a.m.-12p.m. on Friday, Nov. 13.

After collecting more than two tons of electronic waste at last year’s event, T-Mobile Center hopes to surpass that milestone in 2026 by encouraging residents to responsibly recycle unwanted electronics and give books a second life. The event will also feature a special appearance by Eco Elvis from 9 a.m. - 10 a.m., bringing an entertaining and educational approach to environmental awareness. 

Community members can drop off eligible electronic waste, along with new and gently used books for T-Mobile Center’s Tour Library. Located within the venue, the Tour Library provides a space for artists and crew members traveling through Kansas City to pick up, enjoy and exchange books while on the road. 

“Small actions can make a meaningful difference when our community comes together,” said David Feeley, General Manager of T-Mobile Center. “We’re proud to continue this annual tradition and build on the incredible response from last year. Whether you’re clearing out old electronics or donating books for someone to discover on the road, we invite Kansas City to join us in making a difference.”