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- Air Capital Bacon, Bourbon & Brews Festival
- Air Capital Comic Con
- Anime Festival Wichita
- Automobilia Moonlight Car Show & Street Party
- Autumn & Art
- Avenue Art Days
- Cars for Charities Rod & Custom Car Show
- ICT Bloktoberfest
- ICT Comic Con
- ICT Fest
- Illuminations Botanica Wichita
- NBC World Series
- Open Streets ICT
- Orie's Garlic Fest
- Prairie Fire Race Series
- Renaissance Festival
- Small Business Saturday
- Smoke on the Plains Derby BBQ & Music Fest
- St. Patrick's Day Parade
- Tallgrass Film Festival
- Tanganyika Twilight Tour
- Wagonmaster's Downtown Chili Cookoff
- Wichita Asian Festival
- Wichita Jazz Festival
- Wichita Open
- Wichita Riverfest
- Wichita Taco Fest
- Zoobilee
- Twilight Tunes on the Terrace
- Victorian Christmas at Old Cowtown Museum
- JuneteenthICT Celebration
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Small Business Saturday
Shop small in Wichita as local Wichita businesses come together to celebrate Small Business Saturday! This annual shopping tradition is the perfect time to find deals and discounts on holiday gifts by supporting local businesses.
Whether you're looking for holiday gift items or something for yourself, Wichita's many eclectic shopping districts will offer deals and discounts and affordable shopping options for all budgets.
Hop on the free Q-Line to take you from Clifton Square to the Delano District to make the most of your shopping experience.
Not sure where to start? Check out our guide for shopping local for Small Business Saturday and throughout the holidays.
About
Small Business Saturday is an initiative for holiday shoppers to shop local at brick and mortar stores in their communities. American Express first sponsored it in 2010 on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. This puts the holiday between Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
The initiative helps bring awareness to locally owned businesses by helping get foot traffic through the door with deals and discounts similar to its big box competitors. Small Business Saturday is important to Wichita because it drives shoppers into homegrown shops, which in turn promotes growth among independent businesses and small businesses, including those that support our travel and tourism industry.
