This is a great place for events and to admire the local artist. We have a big dinner event in the…read morehall and the entire set-up was lovely. Thanks for hosting!

Amazing galleries, exhibits, event center, adult & children art school, culinary kitchen, exhibits,…read moresculpture garden, children's STEAM camps, art shop in east Wichita. Don't miss! No admission charge for galleries, always free! Open Monday through Saturday.

This space served as studio and gallery for the late Judith Mackey and her leather and wood artist…read morehusband. Mrs Mackey's originals are still on display but no longer for sale. You can buy prints of her work or originals of her grand daughters oils and watercolors; they now continue to keep the business open. Judith Mackey captured the essence of the tall grass prairie that Chase County embodies and her grand daughters work does also. Originals of Jessica and Shawna Bell are remarkable priced around $100 and prints of Judith are half that price. The gallery is like walking into an old western hotel lobby. A great place to see or purchase some original art in a quaint small town on the prairie.

From the owner: Oil Paintings by Judith Mackey, Artist of the Tallgrass Prairie & the Flint Hills. Western Woodwork…read more& Cowboy Engraving by Kenneth Mackey.

I went during Final Friday and the artists and galleries they recruited were really cool! I was…read morealso surprised at the number of classes and services they provide. Would love to go back and be challenged artistically!

I've submitted a name change for this business, but it looks like it still hasn't been approved…read more CityArts, as it is actually known, has been my saving grace since moving to Wichita. I moved to Wichita on a long-term but temporary assignment for work, having never visited or even met anyone from Wichita. On my 3rd day in town, I happened to pick up a CityArts catalog at a local coffee shop and immediately scrambled to make the registration deadline for the Silversmithing class. This is honestly the best move I've made in ages -- the class is CHEAP at $125 for 10 weeks/25 hours of instruction and so so so so so worth it. I've now taken 2 terms and am sad to be signing up for my final term before leaving my assignment in Kansas. Kathy has been an AMAZING teacher -- I've gone from knowing near NOTHING about metalwork to designing and crafting brass and silver pieces that strangers have asked to purchase. I could not recommend Kathi's classes more emphatically.

What a cool place! From vintage art and retro posters to modern up today images of Wichita created…read moreby the owners. Dock 410 won't disappoint. You might even find a little vintage Architectural art to add to your home. If nothing else, you will be treated to good conversation and meet great people!

This is one of those places you have to go back and forth several times, looking in every nook and…read morecranny to be sure you haven't missed anything. I have been here several times over the past couple of years and always find numerous items to buy. I love old iron and metal primitives and this is the place to go. It's a cornucopia of styles, items and some great one of a kind pieces. Huge selection of pictures and photographs of local sports and landscapes. Don't miss this place!

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

Very beautiful things here! Nice attendant to answer questions. They teach glass blowing classes…read morefor kids ages 5 and up. Summer program for kids. Date night for adults. Birthday parties or special occasions too! Lots for sale. Huge range of prices. Lots of glass ornaments, vases, bowls, earrings, jewelry... Not everything they offer is glass, either. They have welded artwork and wood things, too. Jewelry boxes, wooden cars, puzzle boxes... It's all amazing and full of imagination and wonder!

This a wonderful shop to buy one-of-a-kind items. I have Chinese friends and like to buy jewelry…read morefor them because it is hard to find jewelry not made in China. Unique designs, quality workmanship with small town friendly staff to guide you. Truly a treasure.