An enjoyable visit for all sports fans, the Wichita Sports Hall of Fame honor those who have brought accolades to the state. From baseball to basketball, to tennis, soccer, bowling, auto racing, and more, the facility pays tribute to those who have excelled and contributed in game, both on field and off it. The museum has sports mementos from different athletic endeavors and uniforms, trophies and other items belonging to varied players and teams from Kansas.
This unique theater takes you back in time to an era where drive-ins ruled the country. At Starlite Drive-In, you can enjoy the latest Hollywood blockbusters from the comfort of your own car. They usually offer a good selection of kids' movies, making this a great spot for a family outing. Add some snacks and soda into the mix and you've got a great night ahead of you.
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.