Independent films. Filmmakers in the theater. Parties after the credits. And a world premiere about Harrison Ford’s unexpected connection to Wichita. The Tallgrass Film Festival returns to Wichita…
DISCLAIMER: The places mentioned here are based on legend, folklore and first-hand accounts by local Wichitans. Visit Wichita does not present these reports as fact. What may or may not go bump in the…
Fall may be taking its sweet time, but Wichita’s festival lineup isn’t waiting around. Check out September’s biggest events and start planning your visit. Sports and Recreation Saturdays – Riverside…
Labor Day weekend is summer’s last long weekend. No pressure, but it would be a shame to spend it reorganizing the garage. From Sept. 3 through Sept. 7, 2026, Wichita has plenty of ways to cool off…
There’s a certain point in the year when iced drinks give way to apple cider, pumpkins start appearing on porches and getting lost in a corn maze suddenly sounds like a pretty great way to spend an…
Wichita has a diverse mix of museums, all with impressive collections and an ever-changing schedule of exhibitions. From showcasing new acquisitions or curating themed exhibits from their own…
More than 100 artists. Three days of creativity. One beautiful outdoor setting. Each September, Bradley Fair transforms into Kansas' premier alfresco art show as Autumn & Art returns with original…
One weekend you're sampling chili from dozens of competitors. The next you're celebrating garlic. Then you're watching 300 drones paint the night sky or wandering through a Renaissance village. That's…
Spring and fall in Wichita are the perfect times to spread out your favorite red checkered blanket in the grass for a picnic and enjoy the fresh air, flowers and sunshine. With more than 125 parks and…
American Theatre Guild, a civic performing arts organization, offers an annual Broadway in Wichita series at Century II Concert Hall. This season features national Broadway tours and professional…
