Barleycorn's is a hidden gem that gets great local, regional and sometimes a national act. It's a…read moresmall venue, limited seating. The best way to get here is to park somewhere else and use the FREE Q-line that drops you off near the front door. Free parking, free transport, $10 ticket, awesome music, quaint venue with near perfect sound! It may be hard to get a drink at the bar because of the crowd...but there are awesome people at the show, too!

Not gonna lie the bartender has no taste buds, she did give great service though…read more Her partner and the sound guy did great as well. I don't go in here a lot but every time I do it's dope. I'll definitely be coming back. Positivity and such they earned the 5 stars.

Visiting the Frank Lloyd Wright Allen House in Wichita is a rewarding little detour, even if you're…read moreonly taking it in from the sidewalk, since the grounds are private and not open to the public, but you can still see a surprising amount while being respectful of the property. Designed in 1915 for Henry and Elsie Allen, the house is a beautiful example of Wright's Prairie Style, all long horizontal lines, art glass, and a low roofline that settles into the neighborhood in that unmistakable Wright way. They do offer tours, but this random weekday after lunchtime wasn't one of those times, so I just walked the perimeter and appreciated how the geometric detailing and symmetry reveal themselves from different angles, making it absolutely worth a quiet stop. [Review 729 of 2026 - 80 in Kansas - 25910 overall]

Every time I go to a new FLW I always say "this is my favorite one." I truly think - 'could I live…read morehere right now?' This one I would say yes. The gift shop is so little and that is fine but it is difficult to herd the guests and the tour guide we had was really knowledgable. The house is nice and I think the normal tour is the one people should opt for because it covers what you want anyway. The best part, they accommodated us last minute and I really appreciate that. I wish that the gift store had enamel pins :)

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!

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!