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Beginning 150 years ago, hundreds of thousands of cattle made the dangerous trek from ranches around Fort Worth, Texas, up to Abilene, Kansas. During the 1860s through 1880s, the Chisholm Trail was

National Aviation Day, which falls on Saturday, Aug. 19, holds a special place on Wichita calendars. We are, after all, the “Air Capital of the World.”

Defining a city: “ICT”
You’ll see it

As trees change from vibrant greens to hues of red, orange and yellow, a colorful variety of events begin to pop up around Wichita. From festivals to family nights at museums, there’s something

If you’re planning to attend the 34th annual Wichita Wagonmasters Downtown Chili Cookoff on Sept. 30, your plans should include getting there early. Not only will that strategy give you the

By Drew Hays, Visit Wichita sports sales manager

Last month, I had the privilege of attending Destinations International’s annual convention in Montreal, Canada, as a newly selected member of the

Exclusive shopping, services and dining deals are available at more than 40 small businesses throughout four downtown Wichita districts the second Saturday of each month.

2^nd Saturday has become one

The start of the school year is fast approaching for Wichita so there’s a good bet your district is about to welcome students to a new year of learning, too. If you’re looking for a last-minute

Diners expect to see hummus as a staple on the menu at any of Wichita’s many Mediterranean restaurants. But at the movie theater? While watching a hockey game at INTRUST Bank Arena? At a bar? At

Wondering where to hear live music in Wichita? We’ve got options for every musical taste. In addition to large concert venues like INTRUST Bank Arena, Hartman Arena, The Cotillion, Orpheum Theatre

As autumn brings the forgiveness of cooler temperatures after the harsh summer heat, Wichita explodes with reds, oranges and yellows. It is the perfect time to partake in some of the incredible