Main Category

Declaration 1776: The Big Bang of Modern Democracy Event Details :

It’s the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Do you know what’s in America’s founding document? Explore the exhibition to find out more and learn how the Declaration of Independence impacted the nation’s civil rights movement and women’s movement, as well as the establishment of democracy in other countries. A special addition to this exhibit is “Kansas 1776.” What was it like here, on the land that would become Kansas, 250 years ago? This special exhibition from the Kansas State Historical Society gives us a glimpse into life on this land in 1776. Enjoy the exhibit and be sure to take a free copy of the Declaration of Independence. This show will be up April 18th to May 17th.

Presented by Humanities Kansas.

Andover Senior Center Art Show Event Details :

Celebrate the creativity of artists from the Andover Senior Center in this welcoming and inspiring exhibition. Featuring quilts, paintings, and handmade crafts, the show reflects a wide range of styles, stories, and personal expression. Each piece offers a glimpse into the experiences and creativity that continue to grow and evolve over time. Join us in enjoying the talent, warmth, and artistic spirit of our senior community. The show will be on display April 23rd-May 16th.

American Mahjong: Wednesday Play Event Details :

Interested in playing American Mahjong? Now you can come to the library every week to play! No registration required. For experienced players. For ages 18+.
Mahjong is every Wednesday 12:30-3:30
Presented by the Friends of the Library

Email aplfriendevent@gmail.com for information on lessons.

‘Biota’ by Emily E. Ritter Event Details :

Discover the many living things that share our Wichita environment through the artwork of Emily E. Ritter. In Biota, careful observation and detailed images invite viewers to look more closely at creatures they might usually overlook and notice their unique beauty. The exhibition also encourages us to think about how all living things, including us, are connected as part of the same natural world.

Website: www.emilyeritter.com
The art will be on display May 7th-June 18th.