What started in 1971 with the Children’s Farms area has grown to be the No. 1 outdoor family attraction in Kansas. Navigate along a twisting path, more than a quarter-mile deep into the wilds of Australia and South America. Discover … Continue reading →
Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum 204 S. Main, 265-9314 Journey back in time to Wichita’s early years. Early day furnishings and other items grouped in authentic settings. Pictorial display of famous Chisholm Trail. Frontier memorabilia. Housed in the old City Hall … Continue reading →
This is Wichita’s premier venue for contemporary works by established and emerging artists of national and international significance. The WSU campus is home to the Ulrich Museum featuring the renowned Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection, rated one of the … Continue reading →
Experience the creativity of Wichita artists on their websites or locate a local art gallery to visit. Wichita Artists If you love to collect art and have found a local artist you are fond of for their art works, why … Continue reading →
Formal gardens, wildflowers, waterfalls and woodland walks await you just west of downtown in Sim Park. Plants and flowers, both native and new to the area, thrive at Botanica. Hours: April – December Mon.-Sat., 9 a.m – 5 p.m.; Sundays … Continue reading →
Georgia Gerber bronze lunch counter on the former site of the F. W. Woolworth dime store. Its not uncommon for some people to set at the counter and eat their lunch.
Continue reading →If you are looking for a way to spend a quiet afternoon doing something new, think about making a visit to a Wichita art gallery. I think you will be glad you did for a lot of reasons. An art … Continue reading →
The red-brick warehouse district of early Wichita has been transformed into one of the city’s most popular concentration of shopping, entertainment and dining possibilities. Old Town Underground offers an eclectic array of shops offering delightful and unusual wares. 835 E. … Continue reading →
