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One of the leading art galleries of the city, the Steckline Gallery is located in the DeMattias Fine Arts Center of Newman University. The beautiful facility plays host to rotating exhibits throughout the year, each celebrating and showcasing the talent of a different artist of local as well as national repute. Apart from the art shows, the gallery also conducts lectures by the artists, and receptions.

Run by the students, the Lowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthropology is located in the Neff Hall of Wichita State University. Dedicated to the Asmat tribe of New Guinea, the facility has one of the largest collection of Asmat art in the country. Different artefacts and artworks are preserved and displayed here with care, each of which is associated with a ritual or myth of the tribe. Traditional and cultural artefacts from other tribes from around the globe also adorn the walls of the museum. You can visit the facility free of charge to explore rare cultures and admire their art.

Con varios lagos para pescar, el Sedgwick County State Park es una visita obligada tanto para los aficionados a la pesca como para los menos interesados en ella, ya que aquí hay mucho que hacer para toda la familia. Se puede caminar o andar en biicleta a lo largo de un sendero, disfrutando de las vistas de la vida silvestre. Quienes disfrutan del deporte pueden ir al campo de softbol o a la cancha de baloncesto para jugar. En invierno, ¡la colina en trineo es pura diversión!

The C.N. James Cabin is a unique one. Built in 1868, this cabin was initially a post office, school and a general store before. After 1939, this place was opened as a museum by the Augusta Historical Society. A lot of artifacts and exhibits are present inside which resemble the lifestyle and culture of the pioneers of that era. A cabin which has stood the test of time, this place is definitely worth a visit.