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Choose Your Own Adventure: Big Kansas Road Trip Rolls Into Concordia (opens the original)
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From 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT, this free, choose-your-own-adventure event offers more than 30 activities, tours, workshops and services scattered across this small north-central Kansas town, giving visitors a genuine taste of everything Concordia has to offer. The day kicks off with a 10 a.m. CT celebration at Broadway Plaza — cupcakes included! — before branching out into a dizzying menu of options. History buffs can tour the beautifully restored 1907 Brown Grand Theatre, a 650-seat gem complete wit
Kansas Book Festival Marks 15 Years With Star Power and Regional Pride (opens the original)
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Running from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Mabee Library and Memorial Union in Topeka, the free, all-day event has become one of the state's premier literary gatherings — and this year's lineup gives readers plenty of reasons to make the trip. Headlining the day is journalist and author Bill Kurtis, whose decades-long career reporting the news have made him a familiar and trusted voice across the country. Kurtis will be on hand to discuss and sign copies of his 2025 memoir, "Whirlwind: My Life Reporti
The Tri-State Fair & Rodeo Turns 50: A Milestone Year for Amarillo's Favorite Family Tradition (opens the original)
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It's a fitting way to launch a fair that's been a Panhandle staple since 1923, growing from a modest stock show into a ten-day celebration of agriculture, entertainment and community that draws fans from across Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. The fairgrounds open to the public at 11 a.m. CT this Saturday, giving families a full day to explore everything the Tri-State Exposition has to offer — from rodeo action and livestock shows to midway rides, fair food and live entertainment. Whether your cr
Watercolors and Collage: Carol Salm's Work Takes the Spotlight at the Carnegie Center (opens the original)
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The show is part of the Carnegie's ongoing "Final Fridays" series, which rotates the spotlight among regional artists throughout the year — Salm's turn in the spotlight wraps up this month, with fellow artist Briauna Hayden stepping into the feature slot on Sept. 25. Salm, a southwest Kansas resident, works across a range of media and formats, from framed watercolor pieces to collage montages, and her output extends well beyond the gallery wall. Alongside her larger works, she creates greeting c
Old Town Pioneer Days Turns 10 — Burlington, Colorado, Marks a Decade of Living History (opens the original)
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This full-day living history festival brings the Old West back to life with an authentic chuck wagon, pony rides, a petting zoo, a mechanical bull and a bounce house for the kids. History buffs and families alike can take in historical presentations, games and interactive kids' stations throughout the day. For a taste of the rowdier side of frontier life, step into the working saloon, where can-can shows and staged gunfights share the stage with poker and Faro card games. Food trucks will be on
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