The Lavender Patch Farm, Fort Scott Agritourism in Kansas It seems like every time I visit one of our agritourism businesses I always feel inspired to incorporate my recent farm learnings into the small farming and gardening operations on my own property. Leaving The Lavender Patch Farm in Fort…
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Are you ready to experience an All-American 4th of July? We've rounded up some of the amazing communities that are putting on a show on the holiday weekend! Fireworks aren't your thing? No problem! From air shows to made-from-scratch eats to carnivals and concerts, there's more to see than the…
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Head to Wichita for summer brews, fun attractions Whether you plan to road trip with the family or get away with friends this summer, head to the heart of the country for a flavorful, fun experience. Kansas’ largest city – Wichita – is bringing back two popular summertime tours: the Wicked Brew Tour…
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Orphan Trains transported roughly 250,000 homeless, abandoned, and orphaned children out of cities and into rural communities and homes between 1854-1929. Today, millions of Americans are descended from these brave children, and millions more are fascinated by this historic movement. The event…
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Opportunity to explore the buried past of Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site History Underground Image of Monroe Elementary School from 1927-1929 | Photo credit: https://www.kansasmemory.org/item/9338 People from all over visit the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic…
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We Kansans are humble people, and sometimes it's hard for us to toot our own horn. But on Kansas Day, it's time to shout our love for our beautiful state from the rooftops! We would love to have you celebrate with us on social media, but if you're also itching to get out of the house, there are…
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So you're not mentally prepared to spend your morning on November 26 in a crowded line… What do you do? Easy, #OptOutside at a Kansas State Park! All Kansas State Parks are waiving their entry fees, and you may even win yourself a FREE night’s stay in a state park cabin of your choice. Whether you…
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A women's march in December 1921 brought national attention to the coal mines of Southeast Kansas. Coal was mined in the area as early as the 1860's and thousands of immigrants came from all over the world to work in these mines. The mix of nationalities created a blend of ethnic cultures unique to…
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You'll love the holiday season in Kansas! Communities around the state come together and put on incredible light displays and events to celebrate our festive holidays. While these events may look a little bit different in 2021, joining in on the festivities is a perfect way to "wrap up" another wild…
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This Veterans Day we salute our Veterans and extend our gratitude for their service. On this day, let us step back, pause and salute all who have served and honor the tremendous sacrifices made by the members of the U.S. armed forces and their families. Today and every day, we thank these men and…
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