Okay, just plan on spending a whole day here just walking around (bring a blanket to sit where you…read morewant) and eat food, watch highland games (very cool), watch the dog run around and heard sheep, brush up on all your Scottish clan stuff and then go to bed with the sound of bagpipes still playing in your head. Tip: Park at the high school and take the trolley shuttle over to the festival. Fast and easy.

This event is special to Wichita. It's local, it's fun, it's unique in its own way. It truly is one…read moreof the best events with a number of activities to go along with it. The movies are fun along with the social part. You'll run into faces of people you know all over town who are meeting up to support this great local event along with enjoying the hard love and dedication put together by the people who help put this together for us. There are movies held in our local wonderful orpheum along with other locations spread across town. Want to learn about some great places in town and meet new people, join the fun and buy a pass to this event you won't regret it. Fun, food, parties, friends, and making memories! Your won't forget how much fun you had and you'll want to repeat it all over again next year.

Really great week at Tallgrass Film Fest. During the 2015 festival I was able to attend 9 feature…read morelength films, 17 short films, 5 parties/gala's/vip events and hung out and laughed/joked/met/socialized with dozens, perhaps hundreds, of awesome people. Tallgrass Film Festival is a true taste of how awesome Wichita is and really is one of the best events of the entire year. Thanks to all the organizers, volunteers, sponsors, especially filmmakers who make it all happen! See you next year!

Let's talk food court items…read more Hoop's Jumbo Corn Dog The corn dog was a footlong corn dog battered and fried like every other corn dog. The hot dog itself was good, however; it had a slight aftertaste of maybe old oil. Hoopingarner Funnel Cakes DON'T WALK RUN!!! Yes we had a funnel cake! Theirs was wonderful! Highly recommend!! All Chicken Concession We had the lamb gyro. Looked great and gave a great aroma. Way too salty. I was not quite sure of the source. The meat,sauce wrapped in a pita. The salt was too much for me. I could not eat it. Big G's Burgers BUYERS BEWARE!!! This was the place for corn on the cob or in a cup. Having recently had dental procedures done I was very excited about the corn in a cup option. My mouth eagerly anticipated that distinct flavor of roasted corn. NOPE! That was not what I got!! This corn was clearly corn from a can. Should we return the cup option will not be my choice.

$15 for access to food tents and trucks. I totally regret paying to enter, especially since it was…read morethe last day. The button works for the whole week, but still.

Who doesn't love an old Theater. The Orpheum in Wichita Kansas is one of the few well preserved…read moretheaters of it's type. It's amazing how all the one star features add up to five stars! Seats- terribly uncomfortable Acoustics- average by today's standards Room to roam- efficient space design squeezes you into your row and seat So I felt more than fortunate to see one of my all time favorite singer songwriters here! Just Jackson Brown with twenty five of his favorite acoustic guitars. The experience was ethereal and I don't expect it to be duplicated, in a venue of any age. So,when we get back to normal I'll be seeking out these lovely ladies of yor to see my favorite performers.

The theatre is beautiful but it needs some renovations. We sat in the balcony, and if you are tall…read morelike we are, I highly do not recommend. There was 2 inches for my legs, I'm not even kidding. If we weren't on the end, we wouldn't have been able to stay. My bf's legs were in the aisle and I was spread eagle almost. We had to move up a row because the lady next to us was very large and it made it super uncomfortable. Probably won't come to another show here.

The "Fisch Haus", as it is known, is an amazing multi-disciplinary art studio, located in Wichita's…read moreCommerce St. Art District. In fact, the Fisch Haus has anchored the south Commerce arts district, since it was founded in 1993 by Patrick Duegaw, John Ernatt, Eric Schmidt and Kent Williams. The 3-story warehouse contains studio and gallery spaces, and currently hosts 5 resident artists. Throughout the year, Fisch Haus hosts festivals such as the K.N.O.B. New Music Festival and OPERANIME, as well as a Tuesday night Jazz Series and a summer artist-in-residence program. Fisch Haus is a great place to stop by on "Final Friday" art gallery walks. Check their website calendar for current events and listings: http://www.fischhaus.com

Great craftsmanship and crafts. Friendly gold also. All sorts of Swedish things to buy.read more

The most delightful stop on a rainy day as we headed toward McPherson, Kansas. I learned that my…read moregreat-grandfather was from Lindsborg only after booking a stay in this friendly town. It was too short a stay, so make sure you take several days to explore the area. This adorable shop was open around Memorial Day weekend. We could have easily spent more than an hour perusing and chatting. Unlike shops in Southern California, this Kansas gem of a shop doesn't rush you out the door. The employees there made you feel as though you belong, conversing with us and providing information on the methods they use to create works of art.

Advertised a foreign band. The foreign band was denied visas more than a week before the concert…read more Wave continued to advertise this band. Showed up for the concert to be told there were "complications " and the band wasn't playing. THAT IS FALSE ADVERTISING

If your band is borderline big time then do not see them here. The upstairs spot is the place to…read morego. My wife and I say Flatland Cavalry in 2023 here and it was maybe 60% full so we had a lovely time. Fast forward to 2025 the place was packed with young (less than 25) year olds. My wife and I were hit with rocks from the gravel floor three times of course security couldn't figure out who it was. Then after we were hit twice with drinks that were thrown we decided to leave and don't think we'll be coming back.

This place has terrible sight lines. The seats are on large, flat terraces. Unless you get seats in…read morethe first row of the terrace you won't see anything but the backs of heads. The seating is armless banquet chairs packed as tight as possible. It's like being trapped in the center section of a 747. I'd have given one star but there are three rows with decent views. And bring earplugs. Even comedy shows are too loud.

To celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary tonight we went to the Crown Uptown…read more"Dinner"Theater...well the theater, the performances, the performers were amazing and fantastic, but the dinner...nope! As for what to say about the dinner, (I use that term loosely) my mother told me if I didn't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all! Well...I don't listen to my mother. First, the buffet was served to you only after standing in a line that wrapped around the theater like you were standing in line in a prison or a sad cafeteria, except the food and service at the Crown was worse. The "meal" started with some over cooked mystery meat and a dried up piece of chicken meat (not sure what part of the chicken it was) some mushy vegetables that had the piss cooked out of them, some mashed potatoes that tasted like paste, a cold roll w/cold butter and a salad, no wait...it was just lettuce. To top it all off...it was served on a paper plate. And not one of the the "good" paper plates, one of the plates that can't hold much food without collapsing. But that's ok, because the serving was minimal at best. We only were able to eat part of the "food" and ended up throwing it out in the convenient trash cans spread out around the theater. The show was fantastic and we really enjoyed the performances. The talent of the singing and dancing was very impressive. While we sat in the front row, there didn't appear to be a bad seat in the house. Well, except for the seats on the far left side of the theater, where everyone stands in line to get the incredibly bad meal. If you have seat in this section you will have people standing all around you before the show starts. The bar was quick and attentive with the ability to order from your seat before the show starts and at intermission. They should have more of the food listed on the menu available, but then people would forgo the "dinner". Believe me a frozen pizza, a pretzel or some popcorn from the bar would have been better. My advice to Max Wilson and the other leadership of the theater, you have a GREAT group of performers, shows, venue and volunteers, but you MUST find a better caterer! If you need to, charge a little more and improve the dinning experience that's ok. It would be worth it to complete the experience. That all said, we will be back to see a show, maybe even Elvis in January, but it won't be for dinner. 5 stars for the performances and performers, but 0 stars for the food!