How to honor Black History Month in Wichita
February is Black History Month, and there are numerous events and activities in Wichita to help celebrate the history and culture of Black Americans. Explore the Kansas African American Museum The…
February is Black History Month, and there are numerous events and activities in Wichita to help celebrate the history and culture of Black Americans. Explore the Kansas African American Museum The…
The African American experience in Wichita is rich, layered, and deeply rooted in community. From music and nightlife to shopping, culture, and moments of rest, Black-owned businesses and experiences…
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…
Every June, Wichita recognizes Juneteenth – the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. Juneteenth is observed nationwide on June 19. In the Heart of…
Wichita Pride is back in 2025 for another year of exciting and celebratory National Pride Month festivities. Here’s what to expect this year. Wichita Pride Festival June 28 The Wichita Pride…
Wichita embraces a rich tapestry of diverse ethnicities, individuals, communities and cultures – among them a thriving and expanding Asian population. In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander…
Wichita offers a variety of sensory-friendly attractions that cater to individuals with sensory sensitivities, ensuring enjoyable experiences for all visitors. There are a variety of resources…
There are talented women behind many successful cafes and restaurants in the Wichita area, from soup specialists to coffee experts and executive chefs to owners. Here’s a look at three you should know…
If you’re reading this, it’s your sign to carve out time for rest and relaxation while you’re in the Heart of the Country. Support our city’s vibrant Black business community as you enjoy some…
Photo: Dockum Drug Store circa 1955. Credit: Edgar B. Smith, wichitaphotos.org It helped change the course of history – but few people even today know about it. The 1958 Dockum Drug Store Sit-in was…