If you're in town, check this place out, and ask for a free tour. The tour was amazing.read more

What a great experience! The Salina Art Center has rotating art exhibits featuring amazing artists…read morewith works that create exchanges between the artist and the audience that promote conversation and thought. They focus on art that reveals life and dialog. The center also has the Art Center Cinema that offers Indie films, and off the beaten path films. Anything that is shown here is not seen at a mainstream theater. The cinema is very provides Salina with an alternative to movies being shown. Often their movies are on the Golden Globe or Oscar list of movies. The center is also very focused on education and offers families and children numerous options for art classes. Their schedule can be found online.

We had a terrific time touring the museum!…read more I especially enjoyed the mill portion of this Lindsborg tour, and especially (as also appealed to fellow Yelper Sarah G.) the St. Louis World's Fair Swedish pavilion so carefully transported and displayed. Whoever said that a jaunt through a small Scandinavian-heavy town in rural Kansas could be so much fun? Must recommend to friends in both Kansas City and Wichita alike, plus anyone else who happens to be zig-zagging through the Midwest in search of something fun and informative all at once.

My family greatly enjoyed our visit. The exhibits are well done in the museum. Lots of artifacts…read moreand examples early town life. The story of Lindsborg is carefully documented and easy to follow. The mill is beautifully restored and looks as if it could operate today. My family experienced a wonderful afternoon exploring the buildings and the museum. Lots to see and experience!

A great place to visit while in Lindsborg! The artwork of Lester is very interesting and he has a…read morewide variety of mediums. In addition, the guide explains things very well and is knowledgeable. Would recommend coming here.

My family visited Lindsborg on the 30th and 31st of December. We stayed at the Swedish Country Inn,…read moreso we walked to the Red Barn Museum. It is a really, really neat building! It has an amazing history about it. The art throughout it is very impressive! Lester Raymer did almost every medium of art. My favorite "thing" about the museum though was the artist working in the back room, Shin-hee Chin. Shin is an amazing artist! She uses large thread on things like blankets, to create murals. It takes a lot of time and patience! She was very nice and spent a lot of time talking with us. Check out her website!

Beautiful house and grounds! I wish we'd had time to tour the inside!! The docent came out of the…read moremain office and shared much information about house and grounds history. She was very kind and knowledgeable!!

Constructed in 1905, the Seelye Mansion is a historic piece of Kansas that has some fascinating…read morehistory.. 11,000 Square feet of a century+ of history. The one fact that blew me away was that Thomas Edison himself designed the electrical and lighting plans for the mansion. We saw an Iron that screws into a light socket in order to heat it up. Fascinating. The original furniture was in immaculate condition and you could feel the history. Furniture and decor purchased from the 1905 World Fair in Chicago was intriguing to me. I couldn't imagine moving all that 100+ years ago. The Box Bowling alley in the basement was my favorite. It was in great condition and you get to roll a couple of balls down the lane. Fantastic. The guide was phenomenal and really knew his stuff on the history of the Seelye family. The facts kept you engaged and I really got a feel of how this mansion was way ahead of it's time in the early 1900s. This is a must visit if in the Abilene area. Safe Travels!

Great little theatre with great prices!! vintage prices On the Concessions!!!…read morenice mix of art house and mainstream fare

What a great indie theater! This was a surprise in Salina, Kansas. The tickets here are reasonably…read morepriced, the popcorn and soda are cheap, and the seats are very comfy, making this a must stop place if you're spending a little more time than simply driving through. Yes, there is only one screen, however, for me it just adds to the charm! I wish there were more independent movie theaters in small towns. This one is located next to an Italian restaurant and burrito shop and is walking distance to a couple of thrift stores, if you want to make it a browsing kind of afternoon. And what I'm loving about Kansas, there's free parking right out front!

The good: There is a huge amount of information on a lesser known topic, and you can see actual…read moreretired racing greyhounds on the premises! The museum staff are friendly and helpful, and you can tell they like dogs. The bad: The sport is controversial now due to animal rights and the rise of other legal sports betting. The museum feels a bit dated and behind the times, but it's also a deep glance into this sport that was once more popular than horse racing. You can easily spend an hour here learning about the origins of greyhound breed, as they show up in ancient Egyptian art and in Arabian stories! They also have lots of trophies and racing paraphernalia. However it can be a little tough seeing how the dogs were kept and maintained to race. It was an interesting look into racing's past when these dogs were celebrities of sport. We are still digesting the exhibits and how we feel about it!

One of a kind! Two beautiful greyhounds greeted us as we walked into the door. Everything and…read moreanything you want to learn about greyhounds.

I discovered this little gem of a store in Lindsborg KS. The owners are Jim and Kathy Richardson…read more Jim is a native Kansan who developed into a long time National Geographic photographer. He has produced many wonderful stories and layouts over the years. The gallery exhibits prints from his travels all over the world. They make fine wall art for your home. Kathy is a talented craftsman who makes lovely jewelry. Stop in during open hours and one or both of them may be there to help you.

This is a beautiful space with beautiful art in it. Jim Richardson's photography is incredible -…read morefeatured in National Geographic (I'm not name-dropping, just describing), and Kathy's jewelry is super fun and elegant. This is a must-do in Lindsborg. www.smallworldgallery.net

This was a special surprise for me. I really enjoyed my visit. Everyone will enjoy this museum -…read moreespecially Motorcyle buffs

I've been to Daytona I ve been to the HD museum and would…read morehave bet money that I would find some bikes I had never seen in Marquette kansas Well I would have lost If you like old iron or just love racing and some vintage bikes you HAVE TO come see this hidden treasure But I will warn you if you visits Marquette you need to be careful because you will want to never leave An amazing place