Events This Week: Jan. 22-28

Great Times Start Downtown! Downtown is Wichita’s favorite place to go for great art, local flavor, vibrant nightlife and active adventures. Explore events happening this week and plan your visit to downtown Wichita.

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January 22
Opening Night: "The Golden Girls, A Parody" at Roxy's Downtown

Your favorite girls are back for their ninth season! Join Tom, Scott, Kyle, Monte and Christine for all new episodes of The Golden Girls where zaniness abounds and you never know what might happen on stage.

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January 24-25
Wichita Flea Market at Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center

This monthly flea market is operated by a local Wichita family with around 200 local and regional vendor booths with items that include antiques, crafts, vintage items, collectibles, primitives, reclaimed items, comics, artwork, jewelry, toys, and so much more. What treasures will you find?

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January 25
Live Music: Dig Deep at John Barleycorn's

Here’s a pretty good description of the Dig Deep band – playing at Barleycorn’s Sun, Jan 25.
“These guys are like the bluegrass equivalent of the “Dogs Playing Poker” painting. It’s casual, but still professional, and friendly, but also very metal.” - Milwaukee Record. They’re a bit of traditional Bluegrass and Country, with some Rock-n-Roll mixed in, and a touch of Punk/Metal. If that sounds like something you’d like, you know where to be!

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January 28
Senior Wednesday - Kansas Day Celebration at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

A celebration of statehood in song and verse!

Over the past several years, it has become a tradition at the Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum to celebrate Kansas statehood with live performances in song and verse, harkening back to the cowboy years of Kansas. Kansas joined the Union in 1861 as other states left to form the Confederacy, leading to the Civil War. Sedgwick County and the City of Wichita were established 9 years later, in 1870, during the height of the cowboy era.

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