Wichita’s entrepreneurial spirit thrives in a vibrant community of Black-owned businesses. There are four can’t-miss shopping experiences that you need to try when you visit. Couple that with…
Located in the heart of Kansas, Wichita holds a long-standing tradition that echoes the call of freedom. Every June, the city recognizes Juneteenth - the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of…
Wichita Pride is back in 2023 for another year of vibrant, exciting National Pride Month festivities. Here’s what to expect this year. Wichita Pride Festival May 27 - June 25 The Wichita Pride…
Header Image Photo Credit: Drone-tography The Keeper of the Plains, a five-ton, 44-foot-tall steel sculpture located on the Arkansas River, is the most recognizable landmark in Wichita, the Heart of…
Wichita embraces a rich tapestry of diverse ethnicities, individuals, communities and cultures, among them a thriving and expanding Asian population. Here are some several avenues to immerse yourself…
The History In the late 19th century, the term "yellow peril" was coined when Chinese laborers were brought to the United States to replace emancipated Black communities as a cheap labor source…
Mark your calendars now for Wichita’s highly anticipated Asian festivals. Every year, large crowds gather to celebrate and appreciate Asian culture through festivals marked by diverse music…
Wichita is a surprising, yet bustling hub for outstanding Asian cuisine and culture. Food has always served as a gateway to understanding and acceptance of a culture. In Wichita, there are great…
Every year, the Wichita Riverfest brings together people from all over the city to celebrate the heritage, culture, and community of Wichita, Kansas. At the heart of this 9-day festival, June 2-10…
Excited, overwhelmed or both? Visiting a new city for someone in a wheelchair can bring the same excitement as it does for everyone else to try new food, see new scenery, meet new people and have new…
