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Tallgrass Film Festival is the one annual event in Wichita I won’t miss. If you’re thinking, “but I’m not a film fanatic so why would I go to a film festival?” – please hear me out. I’m the type of

The 2016-17 Wichita Symphony Orchestra (WSO) season begins this month and will take concert-goers on a symphonic excursion through eight Classics concert weekends, three Pops performances and two

We’re all guilty of rushing in the mornings, even when we know breakfast is the most important meal of the day. That’s especially true for travelers, who should fuel up for the day ahead, whether it’s

Once a year, Wichita’s Bradley Fair becomes more than a shopping and dining destination. It transforms into a world-class alfresco art gallery. Invited artists from across the United States set up

Wichita is a city steeped in history with breathtaking sights along the Arkansas River, throughout brick-lined Old Town, and everywhere in between. In a city with so much to see, what better way to

For Tanganyika Wildlife Park, #wildlyconnected is more than a hashtag. It describes the park’s goal to improve visitors’ connection with the wonders of the animal world. The family-friendly Wichita

So many options, so many destinations, how does one choose the perfect fit for their convention? As a Convention Sales Manager for Visit Wichita, I have the opportunity to show you how your convention

Wichita’s arts scene is a driving force for what to do in Wichita. Wichita is the artistic center in the region, with art museums and galleries and performing arts traditions that are one of the

The first pitch of the National Baseball Congress World Series is at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, July 29, at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium in downtown Wichita. The tournament runs for two weeks (July 29-Aug. 13)

This fall Wichita has festivals focused on wings, barbecue and chili, and events that will let you try a variety of Asian cuisine or sample some of the top restaurants in the area. Food, culture, art,