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Wichita — Tue, Oct 27

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Oct 27 – Nov 01, 2026

Deals

1 item · Commerce with a window — restaurant specials, admission discounts, ticket promos.

Stingray Cove closes Nov. 1 with half-price Sedgwick County Zoo admission

Five seasons, one final splash, half-price admission

  • Sedgwick County Zoo
  • Stingray Cove
  • Half Price Admission
  • Family Deal
  • Zoo Event

Stingray Cove at Sedgwick County Zoo is closing after five seasons, and the zoo is marking the ending with half-price admission from Oct. 30 through Nov. 1. The event listing says Sunday, Nov. 1 will be the attraction's final day, giving Wichita-area families a last chance to see the stingrays before the sharks and rays leave for their next home. The celebration takes place at Sedgwick County Zoo, 5555 W Zoo Blvd, Wichita, KS, United States, Kansas 67212. Half-price zoo admission is the central deal, with Stingray Cove entry included at no added charge when a zoo ticket is purchased.

The farewell weekend is meant for visitors who followed the attraction during past zoo trips as well as first-timers who never made it into the cove. According to the listing, guests can bring family and friends to help send off the rays after five years at the zoo. The offer gives families a reason to return before the attraction disappears, while people who have not visited Stingray Cove can see it before closing. The source does not announce any added keeper talks, special exhibits, performances, or other activities beyond the admission deal, feedings, and access to the cove.

Visitors who want more than a look at the animals should note the ticket distinction in the source. Stingray Cove entry is free with zoo admission, while Stingray feedings are available only with an Attraction Ticket. General admission covers the final visit to the cove, and an additional attraction ticket is needed for the feeding experience. The listing does not provide the cost of either the half-price zoo admission or the Attraction Ticket, and it does not include feeding times. It also gives no separate ticket-purchase URL in the supplied text, so visitors should confirm the current offer, ticket availability, and any restrictions through the zoo before going.

The sale runs across the final weekend, Oct. 30-Nov. 1, while Nov. 1 is the closing date for Stingray Cove. That makes the earlier days useful for visitors who want more schedule flexibility, although the source lists no daily hours or specific feeding times. The event page also does not specify parking, age guidance, group limits, or reservation requirements. Guests should verify those details before making the trip. The address shown for the event venue is 5555 W Zoo Blvd, Wichita, KS, United States, Kansas 67212. The deal covers half-price zoo admission and free Stingray Cove entry with that admission; it is not presented as free general zoo admission.

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Front Row

4 items · Tickets on sale now for upcoming shows — concerts, games, tours, festivals.

WWE Raw & Smackdown at INTRUST Bank Arena November 23

StayHappening lists WWE: RAW & Smackdown at INTRUST Bank Arena for 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 23, 2026.

When
Mon, Nov 23 · 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Where
INTRUST Bank Arena
Tickets
Get tickets
  • Wwe
  • Raw
  • Smackdown
  • Wrestling
  • Intrust Bank Arena
  • Wichita

According to StayHappening, WWE: RAW & Smackdown is scheduled for INTRUST Bank Arena, 500 East Waterman Street, Wichita, on Monday, Nov. 23, 2026. The published event window is 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. That gives fans a specific date, time and city address to put on the calendar, while the listing identifies INTRUST Bank Arena as the host for the combined WWE stop. The event page is the direct source for the listing and any posted updates.

The listing combines the RAW and Smackdown names under one Wichita event rather than presenting them as separate dates. It also provides a single start and end time, which gives attendees a basic sense of the event's length. The page text does not name wrestlers, champions, match card, broadcast segments, so this listing should be treated as a schedule alert rather than a full card announcement. Any announced lineup or match details still need to come from an updated event notice. The event page is the best starting point for checking those updates.

The posted window begins at 4:30 p.m. and ends at 6:30 p.m., a two-hour span based solely on the source. No separate doors time is shown, and the listing does not clarify whether the first time covers early arrivals, a preshow, or the start of the advertised event. It also omits parking directions, entrance information, accessibility details and an age restriction. Those points matter for anyone planning the trip and should be confirmed with the venue before arrival. The two-hour window is the only length the source provides, so plans should not assume a longer program.

Practical details are simple: the destination is INTRUST Bank Arena at 500 East Waterman Street in Wichita, and the date is Monday, Nov. 23, 2026. The listed hours are 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The supplied page text does not include an admission price, price range, seat location or ticket type, so no cost estimate can be made from this source. StayHappening's direct event page is the best place to check current availability and the latest ticketing details before purchasing. It does not identify a separate ticket vendor in the extracted text, so readers should follow the event page's current ticket link rather than rely on a seller or price shown elsewhere.

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Moulin Rouge joins the Orpheum’s 2026 Anniversary Film Series

Moulin Rouge joins the Orpheum’s 2026 Anniversary Film Series

Big-screen glamour, monthly on Thursdays

  • Moulin Rouge
  • Film Screening
  • Anniversary Film Series
  • Orpheum
  • 2026

The Wichita Orpheum Theatre is featuring “Moulin Rouge” in its 2026 Anniversary Film Series, presented by Emprise Bank as part of the theater’s 25th-anniversary celebration. According to the event page, the series gathers audiences on Thursdays each month, but the available details do not name a specific screening date or showtime. The page points theatergoers toward “Ticket Prices,” “Group Sales,” and a notice that passes are on sale now. That makes it a useful advance alert for series regulars, even though the calendar date and clock time still need confirmation.

Set in 1899, the musical drama follows Ewan McGregor as a young poet who defies his father by moving to the “absinthe-soaked, amoral, bohemian” neighborhood of Montmatre. There he meets the diminutive artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, played by John Leguizamo, and is drafted to write a nightclub spectacular. His relationship with the most famous courtesan in Paris, portrayed by Nicole Kidman, becomes a passionate but ultimately doomed love affair. The source description opens with the idea that “the greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love, and be loved in return,” a line that captures the romantic promise behind the screening. The plot also gives the poet a direct path into the Parisian nightlife world, first through Toulouse-Lautrec and then through his work on the nightclub show.

The event page credits Baz Luhrmann as director and lists Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor, and John Leguizamo among the stars. It rates the movie PG-13 and describes a seedy world of sex and drugs as the backdrop for the poet’s entanglement with Parisian nightlife. For Wichita moviegoers, the attraction is seeing the listed cast and lavish musical drama on the Orpheum’s big screen. The broader series framing also places the film within a deliberate anniversary program, with the theater saying its monthly events celebrate timeless cinema and the magic of the big-screen experience.

Planning a night out starts with the direct event listing. The page presents ticket-price and group-sales information and says passes are on sale now, but it does not show a numeric ticket price in the available details. It also omits the event’s street address, parking guidance, exact date, and clock time. Those details should be confirmed on the Orpheum listing before travel, especially for group buyers who may want to coordinate arrangements. Families and younger viewers can use the stated PG-13 rating to plan accordingly, while regular film-series attendees can look for the Thursday installment in the theater’s 2026 calendar.

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INTRUST Bank Arena hosts NCAA Opening Round March 16-17, 2027

INTRUST Bank Arena hosts NCAA Opening Round March 16-17, 2027

Six NCAA tournament games across two Wichita sessions

  • Ncaa
  • Mens Basketball
  • Wichita State
  • Intrust Bank Arena
  • Basketball
  • Tickets

INTRUST Bank Arena will host the Opening Round of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship on March 16-17, 2027, with Wichita State University named as the host, according to the arena's event page. The tournament schedule is divided into two sessions, three games in each. The first session is set for March 16 and the second for March 17. That makes six games across a two-day opening-round event. The arena says all-session tickets are on sale now, giving Wichita basketball fans a confirmed event to put on the 2027 calendar.

Session 1 includes three games on March 16, followed by Session 2 with three more games on March 17. The all-session ticket listing is built around those two date blocks and presents the package as including both sessions. The six-game schedule gives fans a clear two-day focus, whether they attend one day or stay for the full opening-round run. The source page does not specify seating sections, purchase restrictions, or whether individual game tickets are also offered, so fans should verify those details before checkout. It also does not list the teams or individual game times in the supplied text. Those schedule details would need to be confirmed with the arena or NCAA as the tournament approaches.

The on-sale notice is the only purchase information stated on the page. No ticket price, single-game option, seat-view description, fee breakdown or sale deadline appears in the source text. That leaves the all-session package as the confirmed option, but not its final price. Anyone interested should check the official ticket checkout to compare what is included before paying. The listing also does not advertise a limited quantity or an end date, so the accurate message is simply that tickets are available now, not that buyers are racing a deadline.

For day-of planning, use INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita as the destination and March 16-17, 2027 as the event dates. The supplied listing does not provide the arena's street address, parking guidance, entrance information, game times, age guidance or accessibility details, so those items should be checked on the arena's NCAA event page before travel and seating decisions are finalized. The page likewise does not publish a parking fee, gate schedule or ticket-pickup policy. No separate game tickets or single-session packages are described in the listing provided for review. The confirmed details are the championship round, the host university, the two session dates, three games per session, and the current on-sale status for all-session tickets.

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Music Theatre Wichita brings Christmas show to Mary Jane Teall Theater

Music Theatre Wichita brings Christmas show to Mary Jane Teall Theater

A new home-grown holiday celebration with Christmas songs and original choreography

  • Music Theatre Wichita
  • Christmas Show
  • Holiday Theater
  • Mary Jane Teall Theater
  • Family Entertainment

Music Theatre Wichita's Christmas Show will take place at Mary Jane Teall Theater in Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center over three days, Friday, December 11; Saturday, December 12; and Sunday, December 13. Four performances are listed: Friday at 8:00 PM, Saturday at 1:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and Sunday at 2:00 PM. According to the venue's event page, the holiday production is an all-new, home-grown celebration featuring Christmas songs, original choreography, bright lights and festive music.

The show is presented as a shared seasonal outing for families and other groups that want to make live holiday entertainment part of a Christmas tradition. Music Theatre Wichita's listing calls it "the most wonderful time of the year" and emphasizes local holiday cheer. Its broader description points to the combination of stage spectacle and familiar seasonal music. That gives the program a clear identity: a locally created Christmas show built around the songs, movement and joyful presentation associated with the season.

Timing options include one Friday evening performance, two Saturday performances and one Sunday matinee, giving local families several ways to fit the show into a December schedule. The venue lists a runtime of 90 minutes. Each performance on the Century II event page has its own Buy Tickets link, so guests should use the link beside the date and time they intend to attend rather than treating the full run as one undifferentiated admission window. Anyone planning to arrive at the theater should also allow time for finding the venue and taking their seats before the performance begins.

The production carries a G rating, the only age guidance given on the page. That makes the advertised program suitable for children and families, while the Christmas songs, original choreography and bright stage presentation may also appeal to teens and adults who enjoy holiday theater. Music Theatre Wichita is the presenting organization named in the listing, and Mary Jane Teall Theater is the performance room identified for all four shows. Visitors do not need to sort through separate cast or format details to find the essential information on this page: the schedule, runtime and age rating are all provided.

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Things To Do

7 items · Date-bound happenings for a general audience — festivals, street fairs, family events.

Kids Halloween at Museum of World Treasures on Oct. 28, 2026

Kids Halloween at Museum of World Treasures on Oct. 28, 2026

Trick-or-treat, crafts and gallery scavenger hunts in one spooky evening

When
Wed, Oct 28 · 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Where
Museum of World Treasures
Tickets
Free / no ticket
  • Halloween
  • Kids
  • Family Friendly
  • Trick Or Treat
  • Museum
  • Crafts
  • Scavenger Hunt

Museum of World Treasures will host Kids Halloween on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. According to the museum's event page, the evening is designed especially for middle schoolers and younger. Trick-or-treat stations sit throughout the museum, while a spooky scavenger hunt takes participants through the exhibits. Craft stations add another activity, and costumes are encouraged. All of these activities are presented as part of one museum visit during the posted three-hour window. The event is the museum's dedicated Halloween program for children and families, rather than a general gallery visit.

The museum describes Kids Halloween as a safe, fun and memorable way for families to celebrate Halloween night. It specifically recommends the program for children in middle school and younger. Parents and guardians must remain with their children during the event. Visitors can follow the spooky scavenger hunt through the exhibits, stop at trick-or-treat stations placed throughout the building and make crafts as part of the same visit. The emphasis is on a family-friendly atmosphere, with costumes both welcome and encouraged. That format gives children several ways to participate while keeping the celebration centered in the museum's galleries.

Admission is $8 plus tax for the museum's Kids Halloween event. Museum members and children age 4 and under are free, according to the event listing. Families can use those two allowances when checking which tickets each person needs. Craft supplies are available while they last, so materials are not guaranteed throughout the evening. The posted schedule sets the activity window at 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Costumes are welcome and encouraged. For families considering the outing, the museum lists the treats, crafts and scavenger hunt together, all within the same three-hour museum program.

The museum is wheelchair accessible and provides elevator service to all floors, according to the event page. It also says the trick-or-treat stations and scavenger-hunt paths are designed to be accessible. Visitors with accessibility questions are encouraged to contact the museum before attending. Parents and guardians should plan to stay with their children for the entire event. The published details answer the main family questions about timing, admission, costumes, activities and accessibility, all through one Museum of World Treasures listing.

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Mexican Dinner Fundraiser Supports Veterans in Derby

Mexican Dinner Fundraiser Supports Veterans in Derby

The Derby fundraiser serves enchiladas or fried tacos with rice, beans and salsa from 5 to 7 PM on October 29.

When
Thu, Oct 29 · 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Where
Sons of the American Legion Squadron 408
Tickets
Free / no ticket
  • Mexican Food
  • Fundraiser
  • Veterans
  • Derby
  • Community Dinner

The City of Derby calendar lists a Mexican Dinner Fundraiser on Thursday, October 29, 2026, from 5 PM to 7 PM, or until the food is gone. The event is at Sons of the American Legion Squadron 408, 120 E Washington St. Derby, KS 67037. According to the city, the fundraiser supports veterans and gives attendees a chance to grab dinner while backing that cause. The page presents this as a one-date dinner fundraiser, with no separate program or entertainment listed. It is the Legion post that is named as the venue, and the city calendar does not list any additional host organization.

Diners can order two enchiladas, two fried tacos, or one of each, with rice, beans and salsa included. Chips and cheese sauce are available for an additional $2. The one-of-each choice covers two entree preferences, while either full entree comes with the same listed sides. The city listing does not attach a dollar amount to the meal itself, so the add-on is the only price stated on the page. It also does not name other entrees, drink choices, dessert, or special dietary options. The posted choices make the format straightforward, but anyone with a question beyond the listed meal should check with the organizer before attending.

The two-hour window carries one important caveat: the event may end before 7 PM if the food runs out. People who want to arrive near closing time may have fewer choices, while an earlier visit could offer a better selection. The calendar does not provide a reservation link, presale option, guaranteed takeout arrangement, or a separate ticket deadline. It also does not explain how the evening will be organized beyond the posted hours and meal choices. Because the listing does not promise additional food after 7 PM, it does not describe a late-night service or second seating. Guests should plan to arrive with their preferred entree in mind.

For practical planning, the fundraiser is a Thursday evening event at the Sons of the American Legion Squadron 408 in Derby. The listing provides the street address but no parking instructions, transit guidance, accessibility information, age guidance, reservation contact, or payment details. It does not include an organizer phone number, email address, RSVP instructions, or a separate admission or ticket price. Those omissions matter for groups, anyone planning to arrive late, and visitors who need to confirm accessibility or meal availability. The listed meal runs from 5 PM until 7 PM or until the food is gone, and chips with cheese sauce cost $2 extra. For anyone who needs a specific entree, wants to confirm meal pricing, or needs accommodations, contacting the venue or organizer in advance would help prevent a wasted trip.

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CSUN Matadors face Wichita State Shockers at Charles Koch Arena

Matadors and Shockers meet at Charles Koch Arena

  • Basketball
  • College Sports
  • Wichita State Shockers
  • Csun Matadors
  • Charles Koch Arena

StayHappening lists the CSUN Matadors at Wichita State Shockers men's basketball game at Charles Koch Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2026, with the listing running from 11:59 pm to 1:59 am Thursday, Nov. 5. The venue is listed at 1845 Fairmount St, Wichita, KS 67260, United States. Because those times create an overnight window and fall outside many conventional game start times, readers should confirm the scheduled tipoff with Wichita State or the venue before making travel plans. The source supplies the matchup, location, date range, time range, and a general ticket reference, but no full event package.

The listing gives the matchup and venue but no additional game details. It does not identify a tipoff time separately, list participating rosters, note conference context, or explain the listing's time range. It also does not include a team preview, broadcast information, records, or a stated significance for the game. For local readers, the usable information is straightforward: this is a men's basketball event involving the Matadors and Shockers, with Charles Koch Arena as the listed location, and November 4-5 as the published date window. Anything beyond that, including whether the game is a conference matchup or a nonconference game, should not be assumed from this page.

Planning around an overnight window takes a little care. The source gives a start of 11:59 pm and an end of 1:59 am, so those are the times carried into this listing. It does not provide parking details, entrance information, arena policies, accessibility information, dining options, or nearby landmarks. Anyone attending should use the venue's official event listing for gate times, parking, entry procedures, and any game-specific changes. Readers should also check whether the published window reflects the actual tipoff and final buzzer or an aggregator's broader event availability window. The listing includes a general "Tickets" label, but the supplied page text contains no price, section, seat map, vendor link, or sale deadline.

Practical details are limited to the venue and address: Charles Koch Arena, 1845 Fairmount St, Wichita, KS 67260, United States. No admission price or ticket-sale deadline appears in the source, so cost and parking remain unknown. Confirm the date, tipoff time, ticket availability, venue policies, and travel details before attending. This draft uses the source's November 4-5, 2026 window and 11:59 pm to 1:59 am times as published, with no claim that the overnight range is the confirmed game time. The source is also a third-party event listing rather than an official Wichita State athletics page, making direct verification especially important. Fans can use Charles Koch Arena as the listed destination while treating the scheduled time as provisional until checked.

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Friends University soccer vs. Ottawa University

Friends University lists a soccer matchup against Ottawa University for Wednesday at Garvey Physical Education Center, Stadium.

  • Friends University
  • Ottawa University
  • Soccer
  • College Sports
  • Wednesday

Friends University lists a soccer matchup against Ottawa University for Wednesday at Garvey Physical Education Center, Stadium. The university event page gives the weekday and venue, making the game the central publishable detail on the page. It does not provide a calendar date, kickoff time, end time, ticket link, admission price, age guidance, parking instructions, or a street address, so this listing does not fill in those missing details.

For Wichita soccer fans, the listing offers a clear destination and a general day to work around, but the limited information means it should be treated as a tentative calendar note rather than a complete outing guide. The opponent appears in the event title, while the page text identifies the site as Garvey Physical Education Center, Stadium. The source does not identify a men's or women's team, a conference, a tournament, a score, a season status, or whether the match is open to the public. Those details should not be inferred from the wording alone. It gives readers enough to recognize the event and venue, while still making clear what an organizer must check before the listing goes live.

Wednesday is the only timing cue in the source. Because the listing does not pair that weekday with a date, it could refer to any Wednesday covered by the event page, but the provided text does not say which one. The page also does not declare the matchup to be recurring, so it should not be presented as a weekly series. The venue description points fans toward Garvey Physical Education Center's stadium area, but it does not specify field location, entrance, accessibility, seating, restrooms, concessions, or weather arrangements. Anyone planning around the game should verify those practical details with the university before travel.

Before heading to campus, readers should check the linked Friends University event page for an updated calendar and confirm the kickoff time, ticket and admission policy, parking route, and directions to the stadium. The supplied source text includes no ticket vendor, phone number, price, age restriction, parking information, or guarantee that attendance is free or paid. It also provides no full street address for map routing. Those omissions are especially important for a weekday outing, when visitors may arrive without another listed activity to fill the time. An operator should also confirm the intended Wednesday date and the approved event title before the item is scheduled. Confirming those points keeps the final listing useful without turning an incomplete university page into unsupported promises.

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THUNDER at INTRUST Bank Arena: parking and clear bag guide

THUNDER at INTRUST Bank Arena: parking and clear bag guide

A practical guide to doors, reserved parking and INTRUST Bank Arena's clear bag and camera rules for THUNDER on October 31, 2026.

  • Thunder
  • Arena
  • Parking
  • Clear Bag Policy

THUNDER is scheduled for INTRUST Bank Arena on October 31, 2026, with doors at 1:00 PM, subject to change, according to the arena's event page. The source does not publish a separate event start time, so attendees should treat 1:00 PM as the door opening rather than the beginning of the event. It also does not list ticket prices, show times or an arena address. The most useful information on the page is a pre-arrival guide covering parking, entry bags and cameras.

Parking can be reserved through ParkMobile before guests leave home. According to INTRUST Bank Arena, the service lets attendees prepay for parking facilities at or near the arena, drive directly to the chosen lot and have a guaranteed spot waiting when they arrive. Lots #1 through #4 are owned and operated by INTRUST Bank Arena. Other parking lots near the venue are independently owned and operated, so guests should check the terms for any lot not listed as arena-operated. That distinction matters when comparing arena parking with a nearby facility that has its own rules. The event page does not publish a parking rate, reservation deadline or specific lot assignment for THUNDER.

The arena's clear bag policy is designed to speed entry, improve security and limit staff contact with personal items. Staff can check permitted clear bags for prohibited items without having to touch or open them. Fans may still carry items allowed inside the venue in a permissible clear bag, including cameras, but the policy is not an all-inclusive list of prohibited items. The source specifically lists small point-and-shoot cameras as the permitted camera type. It says 35MM cameras and cameras with detachable lenses are not allowed. Audio and video recording devices are also prohibited. The arena notes that its bag rules and the door time remain subject to change.

For anyone attending THUNDER, the practical checklist is straightforward. Reserve a parking space through ParkMobile if guaranteed arrival parking matters. Follow the notice's advice not to leave home without confirming where you plan to park, and pack only a permissible clear bag. Before leaving, check cameras against the stated restrictions, remove any detachable lens and leave audio or video recording devices behind. Because the source lists 1:00 PM for doors and no event start, guests should allow time to park and clear security without relying on that time as the event start. Policies can change, so the official INTRUST Bank Arena event page should be checked again before departure.

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Nightlife

2 items · Live music, trivia, open mics, and late-night spots across the metro.

Everclear concert at The Cotillion on November 6, 2026

A Friday night concert date to save for Wichita

When
Fri, Nov 06 · 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Where
The Cotillion
Tickets
Free / no ticket
  • Everclear
  • The Cotillion
  • Live Music
  • Concert
  • Wichita

Everclear is booked at The Cotillion on Friday, November 6, 2026, according to the StayHappening event listing. The listing shows the concert from 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm and identifies the venue as The Cotillion, 11120 W Kellogg St, Wichita, KS 67209, United States. That gives local concertgoers a specific artist, date, time window and destination to put on the calendar. The page does not identify a support act, encore, or other bill additions, so Everclear is the only performer named for this event.

The show falls on a Friday night, making the advertised schedule easy to plan around. The Cotillion is the only Wichita venue named in the listing, and the full street address is provided for anyone mapping the trip. Because the event is scheduled months in advance, the listing can still change for ticket availability, timing, or the bill. Readers should treat 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm as the currently advertised window and confirm details with the venue or the ticket page before making plans. The event page is the most direct source here for any updates, rather than an artist or generic concert calendar.

Admission details are limited. The listing displays a Tickets label, but the event page does not show a ticket vendor, a direct purchase link, or a price. It also does not state an age restriction, door time, parking instructions, shuttle information, or accessibility details. The 07:00 pm time is presented as the listed event time, not separately as a door or curtain time, and the listing ends its stated window at 09:00 pm. In other words, there is enough information to identify the happening, but not enough to confirm what a ticket includes or what a visitor will encounter on arrival. Checking those details before heading to the venue will help avoid surprises.

For planning purposes, save Friday, November 6, 2026, from 07:00 pm to 09:00 pm, and use 11120 W Kellogg St, Wichita, KS 67209, United States for navigation. The listing does not label 07:00 pm as a separate door time, so guests should not assume early entry is included without checking ahead. No general admission, reserved seating, or VIP information appears on the event page. The event page presents a Tickets option, but the current price and sales link need verification. Anyone interested in attending should revisit the StayHappening listing or contact the venue for current ticket and entry information. No registration deadline or sale-end date is shown, so readers should check the listing again rather than relying on an earlier price or schedule.

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Wichita Halloween Bar Crawl Runs Two Nights, Oct. 30-31

Wichita Halloween Bar Crawl Runs Two Nights, Oct. 30-31

Creepy cocktails, zero cover, two spooky nights

  • Halloween
  • Bar Crawl
  • Costumes
  • Drink Specials
  • 21 Plus

Wichita's Halloween Bar Crawl is running two nights this year, Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31, 2026, according to the event listing on StayHappening. Attendees check in between 4 PM and 6 PM before moving through participating Wichita bars from 4 PM to 10 PM. A mid party runs 7 PM to 9 PM, and the after party keeps going from 10 PM to midnight, so the evening stretches well past a single bar hop.

The ticket package covers two to three drinks or shots, and there is no cover charge at any stop, the mid party or the after party. The listing also promises professional photographers on hand, a custom Halloween bar crawl badge with vouchers, a stadium party cup and bottle opener lanyard, and access to the Wichita pub crawl map. Exclusive drink specials are part of the deal, and food specials are available at select venues, which gives groups a reason to plan where to eat between rounds.

Halloween-themed entertainment and surprises are built into the route, and the listing says each stop brings its own vibe, from bone-rattling beats to ghoulish drinks. Organizers are encouraging costumes, whether scary, funny or outright out of this world, and the framing is clear that this is a night for a group of friends rather than a quiet drink. Tickets are sold through the event page, and the listing warns that prices can go up before the event, so buying early is the safer bet. If the crawl is cancelled for any reason, the listing promises a full refund of every ticket, no vouchers or credits.

All attendees must be 21 or older and show a valid government-issued ID, so this one is firmly adult only. The organizers strongly advise against drinking and driving and recommend using Uber or Lyft to and from the crawl. The published schedule lists check-in from 4 PM to 6 PM, crawl locations from 4 PM to 10 PM, the mid party from 7 PM to 9 PM and the after party from 10 PM to midnight. Individual venue names and a street address are not included in the listing, so the event's website is the place to check for the latest venue details, special offers, event updates and ticket purchases.

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Where to Eat

6 items · Where to eat and drink — restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, food halls.

EAT at Wichita Art Museum

EAT at Wichita Art Museum

Fresh bites and signature drinks inside WAM

  • Wichita Art Museum
  • Cafe
  • Blue Moon
  • Lunch
  • Coffee
  • Family Friendly

The Wichita Art Museum has launched EAT at Wichita Art Museum, a new on-site café created in partnership with Blue Moon, a familiar Wichita dining name. The café serves fresh, high-quality food and specialty drinks designed to fit into a museum visit, whether you're browsing the galleries, catching up with friends, or bringing the family along. According to the museum, the space is meant to give visitors another reason to linger.

The menu covers a wide range: salads, sandwiches, flatbreads, soups, appetizers, and desserts, plus coffee classics, lattes, espresso, and signature drinks. Kid-friendly favorites are on the list too, making it an easy stop for families. The relaxed, welcoming setting is designed to pair with a museum visit rather than compete with one.

EAT is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11 AM to 3 PM, with extended Friday hours from 5 PM to 9 PM. The café sits inside the Wichita Art Museum, so museum admission isn't required to grab a bite. It is one more way WAM is building on its commitment to community connection and hospitality.

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Wichita Farmers Markets 2026: A Round-up Guide to Markets Across the Region

Wichita Farmers Markets 2026: A Round-up Guide to Markets Across the Region

Wichita-area farmers markets return for 2026 with free Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday markets from downtown Old Town to small towns across the region. Season opens in April.

  • Farmers Market
  • Wichita
  • Old Town
  • Kansas Grown
  • Local Food
  • Free
  • Outdoor

Wichita-area farmers markets return for 2026, with free Saturday, Tuesday, and Thursday markets stretching from downtown Old Town to rural towns south and west of the city. According to Wichita on the Cheap's annual round-up, the season runs April through December at the most established venue, with the heaviest scheduling concentrated on Saturdays, when most of the regional markets are open.

The Old Town Farmers Market anchors the season, running April through December every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 835 E. 1st St. North, in a brick courtyard next to the Museum of World Treasures. The round-up notes that vendors include arts and crafts makers, food sellers, live entertainment, and cooking demonstrations. Kansas Grown Farmers Market in West Wichita shares that Saturday cadence from April through October, setting up in the Sedgwick County Extension Center lot at 7001 W. 21st St. North, 7 a.m. to noon, with homegrown produce, handmade items, local honey, and plants.

Mid-week options are limited but worth knowing. GreenAcres Farmers Market at Bradley Fair runs Tuesdays from May 1 through September 25, 3 to 6 p.m., at 8141 E. 21st N., in East Wichita. Reno County's market adds a Wednesday slot from June 3 through September 30, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at 103 W. 2nd Ave. in Hutchinson. Two Thursday markets round things out: Kechi hosts its market from June through September, 4 to 6:30 p.m., in the Kechi United Methodist Church parking lot at 4533 E. 61st St. N., and Maize's Farm and Art Market runs the second Thursday of each month from May through September, 5 to 7 p.m., at the Clair Donnelly Amphitheater in Maize City Park.

Saturday is the marquee day across the region. In addition to Old Town and Kansas Grown West, the listings cover Haysville's Hometown Market at 100 S. Main in Haysville (June through August), the Andover Kansas Grown market at 375 S. Heritage Way in Andover (May through October), the Reno County market in Hutchinson, and the Harvey County market at 301 N. Main in Newton (May through October). All of these are free to attend and most run from 7 a.m. to noon.

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The Nifty Nut House

The Nifty Nut House

A Wichita candy landmark since 1937

  • Candy
  • Sweets
  • Nuts
  • Wichita
  • Old School
  • Family Friendly
  • Historic

The Nifty Nut House has anchored Wichita's sweet scene since 1937, stocking more than 4,500 candies, nuts and snacks across its packed shelves. Generations of Wichitans have grown up treating the shop like a destination rather than a quick stop, according to Visit Wichita's bakery and sweets guide.

Food Network host Alton Brown once called the store a national treasure, and the inventory backs up the hype. Glass jars line the walls holding everything from nostalgic penny candy to modern chocolates, spiced nuts, gummies and bulk-bin favorites. It is the kind of shop where browsers linger, kids press their noses to the glass, and gift bags practically assemble themselves. Locals lean on it for stocking stuffers, road-trip snacks and party trays year-round.

The shop sits in east Wichita and stays open year-round, making it a natural anchor for a broader bakery and sweets crawl through town. Pair it with a stop at Old Town or the Douglas Design District for an afternoon of small-shop exploring, or use it as the sugar finale after dinner at one of the city's sit-down restaurants.

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O'Malley's Irish Pub

O'Malley's Irish Pub

145 Irish whiskeys, 24 drafts, and a daily happy hour Wichita calls the best in town.

  • Irish Pub
  • Wichita
  • Happy Hour
  • Whiskey
  • Craft Beer
  • Karaoke
  • Patio
  • Delivery

O'Malley's Irish Pub is a Wichita staple known for an unusually deep drink list and a kitchen that leans into traditional Irish fare. According to the pub's profile on Three Best Rated, the bar stocks more than 145 Irish whiskeys and over 150 craft and import beers, with 24 drafts and a steady rotation of Wichita-made brews. The kitchen runs the full pub spectrum, from shepherd's pie and bangers and mash to boxty, alongside pizzas, burgers, subs, and wings.

The biggest draw is the daily happy hour, which the pub bills as Wichita's #1. From 2 PM to 7 PM every day, liquor, pizza, and appetizers go to half price, with discounts on draft beer stacked on top. Daily food specials layer in more value: $1 tacos, deal-priced smash burgers, and country-fried steak keep the menu moving through the week. The atmosphere is loud and social, with a karaoke room and a large patio, plus delivery for anyone who wants the food without the bar noise.

Entry is 21 and up. The pub operates as a full bar and restaurant, so plan to eat in or order out, and expect the room's peak energy during the late-afternoon happy hour window. For larger groups or special occasions, the patio and karaoke room give the space room to breathe beyond the main bar.

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Twin Peaks West Wichita

Twin Peaks West Wichita

Lodge life, scratch food, and every game on screen.

  • Wichita
  • Sports Bar
  • American
  • Burgers
  • Wings
  • Craft Beer
  • Whiskey
  • Private Events

Twin Peaks West Wichita is a lodge-themed sports bar and American comfort food kitchen on Wichita's west side. The restaurant leans into a lumberjack-cabin feel, with scratch-made menu items and a signature Frosty 29° local craft beer on tap. According to the business profile, the lodge is set up as the kind of place to watch football, basketball, live UFC fights, and other primetime matchups, with HD screens visible from every direction.

The kitchen centers on hand-smashed burgers, beer-battered chicken tenders, and chicken wings tossed in a choice of ten sauces, sized for sharing with a group. The bar side runs barrel-aged whiskey and rotating craft beer, with a friendly, attentive staff that the listing describes as making every first-time guest feel like a regular. Twin Peaks also has outdoor seating, gift cards available with custom personalization, and an event hall that can be reserved for private parties.

The venue functions as both a casual weeknight dinner spot and a game-day gathering place, with private party space bookable by reservation. Pricing and an exact street address were not listed on the source page, so confirm details directly with the venue before you go.

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Places to Go

149 items · Evergreen points of interest — parks, museums, trails, landmarks, galleries.

Gallery Alley

Gallery Alley

An outdoor gallery where Wichita art meets the lunch crowd

  • Public Art
  • Downtown Wichita
  • Outdoor Gallery
  • Local Artists
  • Douglas Avenue
  • Alley Doors
  • Free

Gallery Alley is a downtown Wichita outdoor art gallery tucked just west of the overhead railroad tracks along Douglas Avenue. The alley sits between a row of well-loved local businesses including Old Mill Tasty Shop, Third Place Brewery, and Paradise Donuts, according to Visit Wichita. Launched in 2017 as a temporary pilot project, it was designed to beautify and revitalize downtown by transforming an underused side street into a vibrant public space for people, art, and lunch breaks.

In 2021 the alley was reimagined again. Downtown Wichita partnered with Envision, an organization focused on improving quality of life for people who are visually impaired, to create intersensory art installations that make the space welcoming for everyone. Five local artists built out the new phase, giving visitors a chance to experience Wichita-made public art in a way that engages more than just sight. While you're there, look for two of the city's painted Alley Doors, a separate project in which local artists repurpose downtown service doors as canvases; one sits in Gallery Alley itself and another is painted on the back of Old Mill Tasty Shop.

The alley is free and open to the public, and it doubles as a hangout for live music from local musicians and casual outdoor seating. Because it's an outdoor public space between businesses, there are no formal admission hours, plan to visit during daylight and pair it with a meal or drink next door.

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Colorful Wichita mural painted on a building wall

Wichita Murals

An outdoor gallery of 100+ walls, free to wander.

  • Murals
  • Public Art
  • Self Guided Tour
  • Outdoor
  • Free
  • Photography
  • 21st And Broadway

Wichita's mural collection is a sprawling outdoor gallery with more than 100 painted walls spread across neighborhoods citywide, according to Visit Wichita. The pieces range from positive messages and civic pride to bold abstract work, and each one reflects a piece of the city's personality. The Visit Wichita page links to a full-screen interactive map so visitors can plot a self-guided route from mural to mural, on foot or by car.

One standout not to miss: near 21st and Broadway sits what the Visit Wichita page describes as the largest mural in the world painted by a single artist. Beyond that headliner, the north side and surrounding districts are home to additional public art installations worth detouring for. The murals come from a mix of art collectives and individual creators, so styles vary widely, making repeat visits rewarding for anyone who likes spotting new pieces.

Tours are self-guided and free, so the practical side is simple: bring comfortable shoes, a charged phone for the map, and a camera. The murals are outdoors and viewable year-round, day or evening, though daylight gives the best color. Pair a mural crawl with stops at nearby coffee shops or breweries to turn it into a half-day outing.

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Alley Doors

Alley Doors

A self-guided art walk through Wichita's alleys

  • Public Art
  • Walking Tour
  • Downtown
  • Old Town
  • Douglas Design District
  • Free
  • Kid Friendly

Alley Doors is a self-guided public art tour launched in 2020 that places painted doors across Wichita's downtown core. Kansas artists created the work using paint and the existing doors at various properties throughout the city. According to Visit Wichita, the tour stretches through Downtown Wichita, Old Town, and the Douglas Design District.

The appeal is in looking where most people don't. Even visitors who have been inside the buildings before may have walked right past the art tucked into the alleys. The project is meant to add beauty and character to the city's core, and the route passes other pieces of public art along the way, so a short outing can turn into a longer browse through nearby shops and cafés.

At a casual pace, the ten doors take about an hour to find, with time left over for Instagram-worthy photos. The doors can be accessed any time of year, and visitors can extend the outing with beverage and snack stops or by popping into retail along the route. The project is led by Downtown Wichita and funded by the Knight Foundation Fund at the Wichita Community Foundation.

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Georgia Gerber's Bronze Sculptures Along Downtown Wichita's Douglas Avenue

Georgia Gerber's Bronze Sculptures Along Downtown Wichita's Douglas Avenue

A free outdoor collection of whimsical bronze sculptures by Georgia Gerber, spread along four blocks of Douglas Avenue in downtown Wichita.

  • Public Art
  • Sculpture
  • Downtown
  • Douglas Avenue
  • Free
  • Outdoor
  • Walking

The Douglas Avenue Streetscape collection of bronze sculptures by Washington artist Georgia Gerber fills four blocks of downtown Wichita with whimsical public installations. Commissioned by The DeVore Foundation in the 1990s as part of a downtown restoration initiative, the sculptures blend architectural and natural elements to draw passersby in for a closer look, according to the Visit Wichita listing.

Several pieces incorporate running water, while others depict life-size animals and human figures, turning a walk down Douglas Avenue into a scavenger hunt. One local favorite, the Barefoot Business Man, has become something of a community mascot; residents regularly leave hats, scarves, and other small additions on the statue, and that informal interaction captures what makes the collection feel distinctly Wichita.

The sculptures are outdoors and free to visit at any time along Douglas Avenue in the urban core, making them a natural stop while exploring downtown Wichita's other attractions. Pick a stretch of sidewalk and see how many you can count.

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Chrome Bumper Sculptures by John Kearney

Chrome Bumper Sculptures by John Kearney

Shiny chrome critters, welded from auto bumpers, hiding in plain sight around Wichita.

  • Public Art
  • Sculpture
  • John Kearney
  • Chrome Bumper
  • Delano
  • Wsu
  • Outdoor Art

Artist John Kearney welded chrome from old auto bumpers, sourced from a garbage dump, into life-size sculptures, many shaped like animals. Several of his pieces are scattered across Wichita in public spaces, giving locals and visitors a chance to see the work up close. While many Kearney sculptures live in private collections, Wichita has kept a handful on display around town, according to Visit Wichita.

The most photographed piece is a chrome-plated bull at Delano Park, on McLean Boulevard near the Douglas Street Bridge in the Historic Delano District. It was originally one of a pair called "Two Steers" and serves as a tribute to the cattle drives that once traveled the Chisholm Trail. Its twin stands in front of Maize High School. "Grandfather's Horse," near Hubbard Hall on the Wichita State University campus, is part of the Martin H. Bush Outdoor Sculpture Collection and recently underwent restoration to bring back its mirror finish.

All of the sculptures are free to view and sit outdoors. Because the pieces are spread across town, a self-guided driving or biking tour is the easiest way to see more than one in a single trip. Local partners keep up ongoing restoration work to keep the chrome in pristine, shiny condition.

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City Hall

5 items · Civic notices — council meetings, road closures, permits, public hearings.

Derby City Council meeting set for October 27, 2026

Derby City Council meeting set for October 27, 2026

Regular council meeting at 6:30 PM

  • Derby
  • City Council
  • Public Meeting
  • City Hall

The City of Derby’s event calendar says the Derby City Council will hold its regular meeting at City Hall on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 6:30 PM. The listed location is 611 N. Mulberry, Derby, KS 67037. The notice gives residents a specific start time and a physical location, which are the essential details for tracking the meeting or deciding whether to attend in person. It does not describe the meeting as a special session, hearing or celebration.

For residents following local government, this listing is a meeting announcement rather than an agenda preview. The City of Derby’s page does not name an ordinance, contract, consent item, budget matter or public hearing, and it does not identify a planned vote. The notice confirms when the council will meet, but not what business will be discussed. Readers should not infer a particular policy topic or outcome from the event entry alone. Any specific proposal would need to be confirmed through a separate city update or published agenda. A regular meeting designation can be useful context for residents who want to follow council work, but it does not substitute for the published agenda. The source also provides no link to supporting documents, minutes or a recording.

The time commitment remains open-ended because the source publishes a 6:30 PM start but no end time. Attendees should allow flexibility rather than build their evening around a firm finish. The listing does not mention a live stream, conference line, public comment instructions, reservation process or accommodation request process. Anyone who needs remote access, language assistance, disability accommodations or another form of participation should contact the city before October 27 rather than assume those options will be available at the meeting.

Other visitor details are absent as well. The event entry does not list admission cost, parking, age guidance or security procedures. No ticket or registration link appears, and no admission cost is listed, so the listing presents no purchase or preregistration step. That still leaves broader admission policy unstated. Residents can use the published information for the basics: City Hall, 611 N. Mulberry, Derby, KS 67037, with a 6:30 PM start on Tuesday, October 27. For an agenda, access details or a late update, check the city’s event listing or contact City Hall before heading out. Because the listing includes only the meeting name, date, time and address, it does not establish whether the public may speak, whether seats will be limited or whether the meeting will be recorded. Those are meaningful questions for anyone planning to attend, especially before traveling there.

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Woodlawn Phase Two excavation complete in Bel Aire

Woodlawn Phase Two excavation complete in Bel Aire

Phase Two is complete, and lime stabilization is next for the Woodlawn project

  • Woodlawn
  • Road Construction
  • Public Works
  • Lime Stabilization
  • Bel Aire

Phase Two excavation for the Woodlawn reconstruction project in Bel Aire is complete, according to the City's civic alert. Crews' next step is to stabilize the excavated soil with lime. The city said the work is tentatively scheduled to begin next week, weather permitting, once the contractor receives the remaining Kansas Department of Transportation test results and finalizes preparations. The update covers Phase Two, not the status or schedule of the full Woodlawn project. It also does not give a firm calendar date, so the next-week start remains a tentative schedule rather than a guaranteed start.

Earlier this month, crews collected soil samples from Phase Two and sent them to the Kansas Department of Transportation, or KDOT, for testing. The tests were meant to determine the appropriate amount of lime needed to treat the soil. According to the city, KDOT's testing took longer than anticipated, which delayed crews from moving directly from excavation into stabilization once the test results were available. The city has received most of the test results and expected the remaining results later in the week. The alert does not identify which results were still outstanding or provide a revised date for the testing work.

The construction sequence described by the city is excavation first, followed by lime stabilization. The completed excavation means crews have finished removing soil for this phase, but it does not mean Phase Two or the wider project is finished. Once the outstanding results arrive, the contractor can finalize preparations for treatment. The city's update does not identify a completion date, daily work hours, lane closures, detours, or any temporary traffic-control measures. As a result, the alert supports reporting that stabilization is next, but not a promise that construction will begin and finish on a specific day.

For residents and drivers who use the Woodlawn area, the practical takeaway is that soil-treatment activity may increase once stabilization starts. The source does not give an exact street address for the work, construction hours, parking information, or a project contact number, so travelers should check later City of Bel Aire civic alerts for any routing or access instructions before relying on a particular trip. There is no registration or ticket step in the update. No public opening date is listed in the civic alert. It is a construction-status notice, not an invitation to attend, so scheduling should be based on later city updates rather than assumptions about access. According to the city, the remaining KDOT results were expected later that week, after which the contractor could finalize lime-stabilization preparations. City staff kept the start tentative and tied it to weather.

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Park City early voting starts October 27 with Election Day November 3

Park City early voting starts October 27 with Election Day November 3

Two polling locations, early voting from October 27-31 and Election Day on November 3

When
Tue, Oct 27 · 5:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Where
Park City Senior Center; Word of Life Church
Tickets
Free / no ticket
  • Voting
  • Early Voting
  • Election Day
  • Park City
  • Polling Places

A City of Park City civic alert gives Park City residents two ways to vote, with early voting beginning Tuesday, October 27, and Election Day on Tuesday, November 3. During early voting, polls are open 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM Tuesday through Friday, October 27-31, and 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM Saturday. Election Day polling hours are 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The alert does not include a year, so voters should confirm the calendar dates through the city or Sedgwick County before making the trip. The schedule distinguishes each weekday session from the Saturday session and identifies Election Day as a separate polling period.

Two polling locations are designated for Park City residents. Park City Senior Center is at 1811 Stuart Dr, Park City, KS 67219. Word of Life Church is at 915 E 53rd St N, Wichita, KS 67219. The city says residents must verify which location they are assigned before heading out because the polling site is determined by the registered address. The alert does not tie either site to a particular neighborhood, so it does not provide a shortcut for choosing between the two addresses. The first address is identified as Park City, while the second uses a Wichita address, although both are included in the city's instructions for Park City residents.

Residents can check their assignment using the Sedgwick County lookup linked in the alert: https://myvoteinfo.voteks.org/voterview. The city also points to Sedgwick County's voting information at https://www.sedgwickcounty.org/elections/voting-options/ for more details. Those official links are the best way to confirm the correct polling place and the applicable calendar before voting. Because the alert offers separate schedules for early voting and Election Day, checking the date, time and assigned location in advance can prevent a wasted trip. The alert supplies both the address-specific lookup and a general voting-information page, leaving residents to use each for its stated purpose.

For planning, residents can first use the county lookup to verify the assigned polling location, then choose between the early-voting window of October 27-31 or the Election Day window on November 3. Tuesday through Friday early voting provides four listed daily sessions from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, while Saturday adds a morning session from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Election Day has one continuous polling period from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. The alert does not list parking information, wait times or additional identification requirements, so the city and county resources should be the final reference for details not included in the schedule. The next step is to confirm the assignment, select the preferred voting period and check the posted hours for that period before visiting either site.

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Park City early voting starts October 27; Election Day is November 3

Park City early voting starts October 27; Election Day is November 3

Check your address, confirm your site, and vote on time.

When
Sat, Oct 31 · 5:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Where
Park City Senior Center
Tickets
Free / no ticket
  • Voting
  • Early Voting
  • Park City
  • Elections
  • Polling Locations

Park City residents can vote early from Tuesday, Oct. 27, through Saturday, Oct. 31, according to the City of Park City calendar. Early voting will be available Tuesday through Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and on Saturday from 9 AM to 1 PM. The city also lists Election Day as Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open from 7 AM to 7 PM. Residents who want to plan ahead can use the early-voting period or wait for Election Day.

The Oct. 27 opening starts the early-voting period rather than a one-day session. Tuesday through Friday share the same 10 AM to 6 PM hours, while Saturday uses a shorter 9 AM to 1 PM schedule. Election Day follows the end of the early-voting period. According to the calendar, polls will be open from 7 AM until 7 PM on Nov. 3. The page presents both options as important dates and times for Park City residents, making the daily schedule the main planning point for anyone choosing to vote early.

Park City has two designated polling locations. The calendar names the Park City Senior Center and gives its address as 1811 Stuart Dr, Park City, KS 67219. It also lists 915 E 53rd St N, Wichita, KS 67219. The page does not pair a separate location name with that second street address. Because the city says a resident's polling location is determined by the registered address, residents should not choose between the listed sites solely by convenience. They are explicitly directed to verify their assigned site before heading out to vote.

The city provides a direct way to complete that check through the polling-location lookup at myvoteinfo.voteks.org/voterview. It also links to Sedgwick County's voting-options page at sedgwickcounty.org/elections/voting-options for additional election information. The city notice says to use the lookup and confirm the assigned polling location before visiting. The event page does not publish wait times, parking instructions, identification rules or accessibility details, so residents seeking those specifics can start with the county voting-options resource. No admission cost or separate registration instructions appear in the city's notice.

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Park City Council Meeting Set for October 27, 2026

Park City Council Meeting Set for October 27, 2026

City Council Meeting, October 27 at 7 PM

  • City Council
  • Park City
  • Public Meeting

The City of Park City lists a City Council Meeting for Tuesday, October 27, 2026, beginning at 7 PM. The meeting is scheduled for 1941 E 61st Street North, Park City, Kansas 67219. According to the city calendar, the event name, date, start time and street address are confirmed. The brief listing does not include an end time, agenda, public-comment instructions or details about how the meeting will be conducted. Because the entry is concise, it does not indicate whether any item requires advance public notice or whether attendance needs a reservation.

This is a municipal calendar item rather than a ticketed program, class or entertainment listing. The source text identifies no admission price, age restriction, registration link, capacity limit or ticket vendor. The listing should therefore be treated as a civic meeting notice, not a paid attraction, and it does not support a ticket or reservation expectation. Any rules for public participation should be confirmed separately because the city page does not spell them out.

The practical details that can be carried into a personal calendar are the October 27 date, the 7 PM start and the North Park City address. The page does not provide parking instructions, transit directions, accessibility information, a meeting phone number, a livestream link or seating details. It also does not say how long the council will meet. Residents planning to attend should open the city calendar entry before leaving home to check for updated instructions or a newly posted agenda. For reminders, the safest wording is Park City Council Meeting, October 27 at 7 PM rather than one that promises a particular discussion or fixed finish time.

For Wichita-area readers, the listing is a civic appointment that can be added to a calendar now, with the caveat that the city has published only the core details. No reservation or sign-up information appears, so attendees should not assume that advance registration is required. Nor should they assume remote access, since no online link is included. The city calendar remains the best source for confirming any change to the meeting's time, location or format.

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