Happy Kansas Day!

January 29th is Kansas Day!  This is the day we honor Kansas becoming an official state on January 29, 1861. Kansas is a place full of possibilities, and we’re here to celebrate the past, present, and future of the Sunflower State. We've put together everything you need for Kansas Day, from awesome facts about the state to fun Kansas-themed videos!

And remember… Ad astra per aspera…. To the stars through difficulties.

Celebrate Kansas Day

In 2025, Kansas will be 164 years old! Here are some fun historical facts about our great state. What is Kansas Day? We celebrate…

Animals on Parade

Stop by these five towns to see some of our favorite animal sculptures Rhinos in Marion Marion has 80 rhinos around town, only…

Kansas Day Resources

Kid at Rock City Park in Minneapolis

Home On The Range Project

150 years ago, a verse became a calling, inspiring generations of Kansans to reimagine our beloved official state song: Home on the Range. Listen to these five artists from Kansas as they perform their own version of the song.

Kansas Day Through the Years

Subscribe to KANSAS! Magazine

KANSAS! Magazine has been celebrating all things Kansas for more than 75 years. This lifestyle magazine is a subscription-based…

Things to do with Kids

When you want tried-and-true fun, Kansas offers a collection of attractions that provide activities for everyone. Find a…

Kid-Friendly Events

Kansas offers a wealth of kid-friendly events and activities that make it a great destination for families. Take a look at our…

Request a Free Travel Guide

The Official Kansas Travel Guide is your ultimate guide to all things adventure in the Sunflower State. Plan with the guide online…

Famous Kansas

Kansas is home to innovators, creators, performers, and visionaries that have made lasting impacts on their industries and our…

Trip Ideas

Find the newest Kansas travel ideas, stories from the locals, and places you need to see! This blog is your window to Kansas…

Explore Kansas

By the Regions

Kansas is divided up into 6 travel regions: Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest, North Central, and South Central. Explore what each region of Kansas has to offer in the interactive map below.