Wichita Times publishes new 2019 edition

The January-June 2019 Wichita Times magazine is hot off the press and being distributed to Eisenhower National Airport, 70 hotels and other pick-up points.

Click here to read all about the award-winning Legos sculptures coming to Botanica, the groundbreaking Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition at Wichita Art Museum, Music Theatre’s summer season and much more.

The print and online mags also include shopping and eating options as well as scores of fun events happening in the area over the next six months.

Bike Share ICT

Bike Share ICT locations expand

The bike share program started in 2017 proved so popular that the number of places to pick up bikes has doubled.

Dozens of new stations have been added at locations including the Advanced Learning Library, Riverside Park, Clifton Square, Great Plains Nature Center, OJ Watson Park, Sedgwick County Zoo, and Wichita Art Museum. 

The program started with 100 cruiser bikes at 19 stations throughout downtown. The bikes, which are provided by Zagster, rent for $3 per hour or an annual membership of $30 ($20 for students).  Download the app or get more info at bikeshareict.com.

While it’s a trip down memory lane for parents, children also delight in trying to draw on the world’s largest Etch-A-Sketch or playing vintage video arcade games. Visitors to Exploration Place’s Toytopia traveling exhibit can also tour a life-size doll house, build a fort, experiment with LEGOs, and learn how toys are made and which ones were most popular every decade. The exhibit is included with general admission and is on display until Jan. 1, 2019.

Adults, kids enjoy Toytopia

While it’s a trip down memory lane for parents, children also delight in trying to draw on the world’s largest Etch-A-Sketch or playing vintage video arcade games. Visitors to Exploration Place’s Toytopia traveling exhibit can also tour a life-size doll house, build a fort, experiment with LEGOs, and learn how toys are made and which ones were most popular every decade.

The exhibit is included with general admission and is on display until Jan. 1, 2019.

For more Fun Things to do in Wichita, please visit our Calendar of Events.