Visit the Midwestern Cultural Center that is Wyandotte County!

Bonner Springs is home to this national museum of agriculture and memorial to farming leaders. American agriculture, agribusiness and academia are highlighted at this facility created via federal charter in 1960.

A Victorian home built in 1887 is the highlight of this location, designed to celebrate the cultural diversity and many nationalities of Kansas City residents.

This National Register entrant is the site of the oldest home and farmstead in Wyandotte County, built and operated by the Grinter family.

Step back in time to a 16th century village where the fun and laughter never end! Seven-themed fall weekends delight visitors with a variety of entertainment venues, food fit for a king, artisan wares, jousting and much more.

This theater, just across the Missouri River, includes two world-class performance halls housing dance, music, opera and theater organizations.

This museum holds many exhibitions highlighting the artistic accomplishments and celebrations of the creations of a diverse range of artists and movements.

Immerse yourself in the history of Wyandotte County and learn about the American Indians living here before Christopher Columbus. Open Monday to Saturday with free admission.

The statute in downtown Kansas City, KS, pays tribute to John Brown, one of the nation’s earliest slavery opponents.

Located at the confluence of the Misoori and Kaankas Rivers, this National Park marks a stop of the Lewis & Clark Expedition in 1804.