Discover and enjoy the treasures of museums on the river at the Wichita Art Museum, Kansas’ largest art museum. The museum was established in 1915, when Louise Murdock’s Will which created a trust to start the Roland P. Murdock Collection … Continue reading →
History comes to life at the Old Cowtown Museum! Wooden sidewalks, dusty streets and store-front facades are just a few of the old West attractions in this historic 24 acre open air living history museum. The Museum was established in … Continue reading →
The mission of the Museum of World Treasures is to foster education and understanding of the creativity, arts, religion and culture of our amazing heritage from the ancients to the present. Located at the corner of 1st. & Mosley in … Continue reading →
The Mid-America All Indian Center is dedicated to the preservation of Native American heritage, culture and traditions. It is a frequent site for Indian pow-wows. The permanent collection including artifacts and paintings of Native American cultures throughout North America gives … Continue reading →
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 →
What began as a one-day celebration with a couple thousand people attending, has turned into an annual event with over 300,000 in attendance. The community of Wichita embraces the Festival every year. Some make it a family tradition to watch … Continue reading →
May 29 – June 6, 2015 Wichita comes alive with activities for everyone in the family. You’ll find music, food, dancing, sports, sights, more food and more music. The festival will kick off on Friday, May 29 with a longtime … Continue reading →
