Events This Week: Nov. 13-19
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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November 13
Opening Night: "Holidaze of Our Lives" at Mosley Street Melodrama
A melodrama by Carol Hughes!
Then following intermission, enjoy a festive musical comedy revue. Perfect for the season!
Note: 12 p.m. & 6 p.m. represent the time that their doors open and not the start time of the show. Please visit the website for specifics on when the meal will be served and the start time of each show.
November 14
Coyote Ugly Night - Line Dance, Live Show & More! at The James & Rye Lounge
The James & Rye Lounge is being transforming the bar into a full-on Coyote Ugly dive for one night only. Bartenders will be dressed the part, hopping up on the bar for line dancing every hour, and serving body shots featuring our favorite men - Jim, Jack, Johnny, and Jose. Dangerous Dorothy will be your host and she'll be giving a special performance bringing one of Violet's iconic moments to life. The bar will be decked out, the movie playing on every screen, and the only thing on the menu: shots and beer. Come dressed and ready to hop up and join in on the line dance. And let's just say, if you ask for water, you might get a true Coyote Ugly response.
November 15
Joe Walsh and Friends present VetsAid at INTRUST Bank Arena
Joe Walsh with Special Guests Nathaniel Rateliff, Susan Tedeschi & Derek Trucks, Vince Gill & Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen.
November 16
Wichita Symphony Orchestra presents Keeper of the Sound Unveiling
On November 16 at 1:45 PM inside Century II Concert Hall's lobby, we’ll reveal the Wichita Symphony’s newest symbol of music and community: the "Keeper of the Sound."
Inspired by Wichita's iconic Keeper of the Plains by artist Blackbear Bosin and dedicated to the next generation of Symphony musicians, this statue celebrates our educational and community engagement programs—especially our Youth Orchestras, also known as THE SOUND OF WICHITA’S FUTURE.
The reveal happens just before our What Music Is concert, kicking off a week that honors music, learning, and Wichita’s vibrant arts scene. Come witness this new landmark honoring Wichita’s musical spirit!
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