Fnu Erico, owner of Sweet House says he wanted to try something new. Sweet House is a dessert shop located next to the Union Station in Downtown Wichita. The shop sells Bubble Waffle, a common Japanese dessert among various other treats.
Erico says they have been operating for a …
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Jeremy Snyder always knew he had a lot more to offer. His first establishment, Broadway Burgers, has been running for nine years now. Having strong connections with the local breweries and being in industry for so long meant he had an opportunity to expand.
“Obviously with Broadway burgers we always …
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Welcome to another weekend here in Wichita! It's Riverfest 2021! After getting cancelled last year because of the pandemic, the Wichita Riverfest is back and ready to rock again. This year will look a little different than previous years as Riverfest takes place over two seperate weekends instead …
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Happy Memorial Weekend, everyone! If you are planning on staying in town, check out some of these fun events going on!
Tanganyika Falls Splash Park Grand Opening
Come check out Tanganyika's brand new 5,000 square foot animal-themed aquatic park! Tickets for the Wildlife Park include admission …
It's Friday again! If your weekend is looking a little boring, here are some fun activities you can do around the Wichita area.
Wichita Wild Walks
Discover something new as you explore the winding trails of Swanson Park during this week's Wichita Wild Walk …
It's Friday! Hoorah! We hope you have all had an amazing week. Still looking to something to do in Wichita this weekend? Here are some ideas!
Cars and Coffee at The Alley
Look at cars while enjoying free coffee and donuts while supplies last! Bring …
After a year-long postponement due to COVID, Wichita's new Riverfront Stadium is open for business! The $75 million state-of-the-art multi-purpose venue near downtown Wichita welcomed almost 8,000 people last night (May 11, 2021) for Opening Day.
The Stadium sits on the former site of …
View MoreIn the late 1880's, America was booming. Thanks to the efforts of Col. Marsh Murdock, the founding editor and publisher of The Wichita Eagle, people were moving to Kansas and Wichita in record numbers. From 1881-1897, more than 200,000 people settled in Kansas.
All of this meant …
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Happy Friday! We hope everyone has had a wonderful week so far. As we head into Mother's Day weekend, we wanted to give you a heads up about some of the fun events and offers so you can properly pamper the mothers in your life.