This beat all of my expectations. Our tour was great with very knowledgeable staff; both retired…read morefire fighters. So many interesting artifacts and history. I have lived in Wichita since the early 80s and had never been before. In fact, I had only recently learned of it's existance. Definately a hidden gem!

Must see this piece of history. KS first to use horseless carriage engines,water tenders and…read morepumpers. Go see Nick, a fantastic curator and tour guide. A two-story original Wichita firehouse about 100 years old. Great pieces including an originial electric dispatch system, photos. Thank you Nick for a great tour.

This place is amazing. I first learned of this theater when my oldest two children attended…read moreBuckner Elementary (performing art magnet school). We had many field trips here. It is filled with so much live talent, that you just keep wanting to come back. There is a matinee special for kids and parents of pizza and a show for very cheap. If your children love make-believe... you should definitely take them here. You can call and get a calendar of upcoming events and show times.

I have done a couple of shows with this company and the atmosphere makes you feel so comfortable…read moreand welcome. I love how everyone is basically a family and treats each other with so much respect and love. If you want to do any type of theatre with this company, you definitely wouldn't regret it.

MakeICT is an amazing place. They have basically every tool and machine imaginable and for only $25…read morea month you can get 24/7 access to all of them! They have a pottery room, wood shop, metal shop, laser cutters, 3D printers, sewing machines, a computer lab, screen printing, electronics lab, and more! You can basically create anything you can imagine in this wonderful space! Everyone is super friendly and helpful. It's run by volunteers and is supported by grants and the monthly dues. I recently joined and I have spent so much time there already! I might be addicted to creating.

I really like this place! I've been a member for about a year, and have had no problems. I've…read moretaken a lot of classes, both paid and free, and they have always been great. I am looking forward to the move to a bigger space, at the old Booth grade school. Best use of $25.00 each month I know of!

The bowling was great and the staff was friendly. The bar had a long line with only one person…read moreworking it and the arcade needed some cleaning but other than that overall good experience .

Took my grandson and great nephew there and we had a blast. We weren't pressured to upsell and the…read moreboys enjoyed the small arcade.

If you're in the mood to try something different, then this is definitely the place! They offer a…read morereally interesting variety: cosmic yoga, aerial silks, hula hooping and other fitness classes and workshops... and all have them been so much fun! It's definitely worth checking out.

This is a nice country club. The guest house is large and the food is good. I attended a Mary Kay…read morefashion show and it is a good location.

Paul made us feel extremely welcome and was very hospitable. Several members took the time to speak…read morewith us. The food was amazing and the beer selection us pretty good. The club is very clean and the staff was very professional. Highly recommended.

Call me spoiled by wineries on the east and west coasts. I went for one of their free tastings…read more It's a woman pouring a bit of wine into your glass that you pick. No tasting notes. No order at which the wines you'd like to taste presented (reds first , then sweet red, then dry whites to sweet whites to dessert or fruit wines). Just bizarre. I mean, they sell wine. But they don't do it with any panache. At all. No customer experience to speak of. You can buy a wine glass from here and of course bottles of wine. Also, no food for sale here. No baguettes or cheese or meats to eat with your wine. Though they let you bring your own food to eat there with your wine. There are a few tables to sit at. I wonder if this place is busy at all on Friday or Saturday evenings? I bought wine bottles from them. The wines are okay. Not fantastic. This is probably because we are in Kansas and not near any body of water. Oh, and the vineyard is on flat ground, not on a hill so water can run off easily. Basically, a basic vineyard. Nothing to write home about. Again, I'm spoiled by the rich Virginia wine country and Virginia wines. And Oregon wines and Pennsylvania wines.

The wine was good but the lady named Beth was so cold and unfriendly. I have wanted to stop here…read morefor years and finally did. The elderberry concentrate is worth stopping for but oh the unfriendly lady ruined it for me. Prob wont stop again. Loved the dry reserve red wine- but need better personalities here

Hey this place is awesome. They let us use their facility more than once and its nice. I was way…read moreenvious of what they got going on. Clean, new, etc. Thanks again from a small JUCO school.

Home of the Wichita State University Shockers! The "Roundhouse."…read more I grew up watching players like Xavier McDaniel grace the courts of Henry Levitt Arena, so when they built Koch to replace it...I was worried. However, Koch succeeded in keeping everything I loved about Levitt while creating a gorgeous state-of-the-art facility! Koch Arena is known throughout college basketball as an amazing environment, but until you experience it first hand you have no idea! There is not a bad seat in the house (unlike Allen Fieldhouse) due to the high raking seating arrangement creating a very intimate atmosphere. The staff is amazing, the food vendors are great, and the environment is electric! The shape of the domed ceiling causes all the crowd noise to be funneled down onto the court creating a very tough atmosphere for visiting teams. The power behind that noise is the best attribute to Koch Arena; the fans. WSU fans support their teams passionately and when 10,000+ fans assemble for every men's basketball game it is easy to see why this arena has earned the prestige it has throughout college basketball. I have been privileged to get to attend games at many arenas around the world and the United States. When I go to Creighton games at CentryLink Center in Omaha I've been boo'd, shoved, blocked from going to the bathroom, called names, and had objects thrown at me. That would NEVER happen at Koch. We root for our team, we cheer for the win, but we never make opposing teams and their fans feel unsafe. We're Wichitans...we're friendly. So if you live in Wichita and you haven't been to a game, don't miss out. If you are visiting with your team and playing against the Shockers...come on in! We're happy to have you here...we're just gonna win. Seriously, this is the best arena atmosphere in men's college basketball. GO SHOCKS!!!