2018 Hutchinson Visitor Guide by Visit Hutch

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C O N T E N T S PA RKS Carey Park .....................................7 Dillon Nature Center ....................8 State Parks ....................................9

RE CRE A T I ON Carey Park ..................................11 Golf Courses ........................12—13 Activities .....................................14 Thank you for your interest in Hutchinson & Reno County! We are truly a unique community, offering worldclass attractions, a wide range of cultural options & recreational activities for the entire family.

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Explore our space underground at Strataca or visit outer space at the Cosmosphere. Take in a show at one of 11 theater and fine arts venues. Watch a game at one of eight sport sites. Stay active at our seven beautiful parks, on 12 miles of hike/bike trails, or four popular golf courses, including the world-renowned Prairie Dunes Country Club. We also boast a flourishing live music scene and a thriving Downtown that you won’t want to miss!

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With more than 900 hotel rooms & over 100 eateries, you’re sure to find accommodations and dining that suit your specific tastes. This Guide will provide a comprehensive overview of our area, & our staff is always happy to provide personalized assistance for your meeting or tour group needs. We also encourage you to check us out online at visithutch.com, as well as follow us @visithutch on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat This Visitor Guide is published by Visit Hutch, a division of the Hutchinson/Reno County Chamber of Commerce. 117 North Walnut 620.662.3391 | 800.691.4262

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State Fair......................................17 Sports ...................................18—19 Calendar of Events ..............20—23

CO MME RCE E Loop .........................................26 Restaurant Guide ................28—29 Main Street Menu.................30—31

CUL T URE Museums & Monuments .....33—34 Art Galleries ...............................35 Public Art .............................36—37 Theatres ...............................38—39 Cosmosphere...............................40 Strataca .......................................41

F A CI L I T I E S Sports Arena ...............................43 Public Sports Facilities ........44—45 Accommodations .................46—47

CO MMUN I T Y Yoder ...........................................51 Haven ..........................................52 South Hutchinson .......................53 Buhler ..................................54—55 Hutchinson ..........................56—57

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CAREY PARK

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1600 CAREY PARK BLVD 620.694.1905 The possibilities to have a good time at Carey Park are endless. Go for a walk, splash around the pool, check out the zoo, hit some golf balls, take a bike ride or walk the dog, to name a few. Home to the Hutchinson Zoo, Salt City Splash, Carey Park Golf Course and Hobart-Detter baseball field, Carey Park offers visitors a plethora of fun, outdoor options. Guests can walk a portion of the Jim P. Martinez Sunflower Trail that encircles the park to see it all.

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Avenue A Park is a beautiful gem nestled right off the Woodie Seat Freeway, and serves as the introduction to downtown. One can enjoy a quiet walk along the water, see amazing sculptures and enjoy live music on Third Thursday. The park is also a short walk from a number of downtown’s wonderful shops, restaurants and businesses.

GEORGE W. PYLE PARK

118 S. POPLAR ST. George W. Pyle Park is situated behind the Reno County Museum and hosts a number of events throughout the year. The park is a perfect place for lunch on a nice day or quick break from your run, walk or bike ride.

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DILLON NATURE CENTER

3002 E. 30th Ave. Discover more than 300 species of woody plants, hundreds of varieties of birds and a large variety of wildlife along three miles of National Recreation Trails. The Dillon Nature Center includes a spring-fed pond stocked with fish, surrounded by beautiful flower gardens and outdoor sculptures. New in 2017, the Taylor Shady Lane Cabin, located on the trails and grounds of Dillon Nature Center, includes: special events, lectures, classes and more! The Nature Center features newlyrenovated and interactive exhibits, a meeting room, natural science classroom, nature library, observation deck and the Wild Things Gift Shop. Guided tours are available year-round, as are school group outings. Open 7 days a week; Hours adjusted seasonally; Admission: Free

FAIRGROUNDS PARK 2101 N SEVERANCE ST.

CITY PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS Hutchinson boasts several quality parks with plenty to do for the whole family. Fairgrounds Park features splash pads, a playground, and wonderful tennis courts. The Jim P. Martinez Sunflower Trail runs through Rice Park and its many amenities. Rivers Banks Orchard Park is the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s newest park and features a brand new playground and is currently constructing a brand new disc golf course. There is truly something to do for everyone!

RIVERS BANKS ORCHARD PARK 2911 E 43RD AVE.

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12 MILES SOUTH OF HUTCHINSON 316.542.3664 Cheney State Park offers a great weekend getaway with sailing, fishing, boating and a host of other outdoor activities.

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Cheney Reservoir is a camper’s delight. The Reservoir covers 9,537 surface acres and has 67 miles of shoreline. Its 849-square mile drainage basin encompasses parts of five counties: Reno, Stafford, Pratt, Sedgwick and Kingman. Accommodations include: park office, 223 electrical hookup sites (water available), about 400 primitive camp sites, shower houses, marina and much more! Camping rate information is available at cheneysp@wp.state.ks.us

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28 MILES WEST OF HUTCHINSON 620.486.2393 Quivira National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1955 to provide and protect vital habitat for migratory waterfowl in the Central Flyway. Its 22,135 acres features rare inland salt marsh and sand prairie. The prairie is considered to be a diverse community of hundreds of species of plants, with many species of mammals, birds, reptiles and other organisms that are prairie-dependent. Roughly 7,000 acres of wetlands hosts thousands of Canada geese, meadowlarks and other migratory birds as they pass through the refuge on their annual migrations.

QUIVIRA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

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SAND HILLS STATE PARK

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316.542.3664 KDWPT.STATE.KS.US This 1,123 acre state park was established in 1974. For the first 40 years, the park was maintained as a natural sand hill park with a trail system of 15 miles. Hiking is allowed on all trails and horseback riding is allowed on two-thirds of the trails. A campground has been established with 64 utility sites; 44 sites have water, sewer and electricity; 20 sites have just water and electricity. All sites have 50 amp service; 14 sites have horse pens made up of two 12’ X 12’ pens. These 14 sites are Prime Sites with an additional $2/day fee. Twenty of the sites have concrete camping pads and living areas. All sites include a fire ring, lantern stand, picnic table and upright covered grills. A four-unit family shower building/restroom is on site, and cabins also are on the list for Sand Hills. The campground surrounds a five-acre pond stocked with mainly channel catfish.

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CAREY PARK 620.694.1905 1600 Carey Park Blvd This 18-hole disc golf course winds its way along the outer edge of Carey Park. The course includes a variety of challenges, including a 546-foot hole, holes guarded by trees and water. Local leagues that play the course are hosted by the Little River Disc Golf Club and the Salt City Flight Club. The course also plays host to the Salt City Open every August.

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SALT CITY SPLASH AQUATIC CENTER 620.662.7705 (SEASONAL) 620.663.6179 (YEAR-ROUND) 1601 SOUTH PLUM STREET IN CAREY PARK SALTCITYSPLASH.COM • HUTCHREC.COM

This six-acre aquatic center in Carey Park features four pools, including a regulation 50-meter pool with basketball goals, a drop slide, large floating toys, fitness lap lanes and 1 and 3-meter diving boards. The facility’s Splash Pool features zero-depth entry, floating toys, slides and interactive spray features. Two large slides also drop into the Catch Pool. Younger children and families will enjoy the Tiny Tot Pool — a shallow water play area featuring smaller spray toys and slide and is connected to a land playground. Salt City Splash can be rented for special events and offers birthday party packages. It also offers American Red Cross swim lessons, Toddler Time and Boomer Time on Saturday mornings and other various special events throughout the summer months.

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Open 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. ; Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Years Day Admission — Free | Disabled Access The Hutchinson Zoo, accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, is located in the heart of Carey Park. The Zoo is home to 100 different species, with exhibits designed for children & families. Interactive features include: climb-through prairie dog tunnels, fish feeding and Dino Dig The Prairie Thunder Railroad is a favorite zoo attraction among visitors. Riders will enjoy this 10 minute ride through native prairie landscapes. Tickets may be purchased in the zoo gift shop. For train hours of operation call the zoo at 620.694.2693.

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Open daily, 12:30 — 6:30 p.m. Memorial Weekend through mid-August Admission: Find season pass and daily admission rates at saltcitysplash.com

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CAREYPARKGOLF.COM 620.694.2698 9 Emerson Loop East Carey Park Golf Course offers very reasonable rates and a relaxing atmosphere. Eighteen holes of challenging yet enjoyable golf are found at one of the best municipal courses in the state. Tee times can be made up to a week in advance. A driving range, pro shop, snack bar, club and cart rental are available.

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The course is closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s days.

COTTONWOOD HILLS COTTONWOODHILLS.NET 620.878.0087 1014 Buhler Rd. Cottonwood Hills Golf Club is a championship golf course built in the sand hills of Reno County, boasting lush flora and abundant wildlife. The course is designed by legendary golfer and sixtime Major winner, Sir Nick Faldo.

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The course is a challenging tract with sand hill terrain and natural vegetation, very similar to the great links style courses of England, Scotland and Ireland. The course was named national runner up by Golf Inc. in its, “2007 Best New Public Courses.” Golf Digest ranked it in the top 10 (No.8) in its 2008 best new public golf courses and Golfweek named it among its “2006 — 2008 Top 50 best new golf courses”. Cottonwood Hills has also been featured in national golf magazines including LINKS Magazine, USA Today, Golf Magazine and Travel + Leisure Golf.

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PRAIRIE DUNES COUNTRY CLUB

4812 E 30th Ave. This legendary course known for its challenging play as well as its beauty is a gift to the golf world from the Emerson Carey family. Designed by the renowned Perry Maxwell, the first 9 holes at Prairie Dunes opened in 1937 after workers used horses and mules to form the course out of Reno County’s sand hills. In 1957, the Dunes opened the second 9 holes, designed by Maxwell’s son, Press. The private course has hosted the 2002 U.S. Women’s Open, the 2006 Men’s Senior Open and the 2014 NCAA Men’s Golf Championship.

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Course honors include Golf Digest’s American’s Greatest Golf Courses (#25), Golfweek’s Best Classic Courses (#12), Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Courses in the U.S. (#16), Top 100 Courses in the World (#25) and MSN’s 30 Most Beautiful Golf Courses (#25)

CRAZY HORSE SPORTS CLUB AND GOLF COURSE

CRAZYHORSEGOLF.COM 620.663.5301 922 Crazy Horse Road Crazy Horse Sports Club & Golf Course is described as a challenge in a relaxing, picturesque backdrop. The 18-hole championship golf course includes 6,650 yards of golf. The course is cut out of the sand hills and features Zoysia fairways lined with native grass. Tee times at this semiprivate course can be made up to a week in advance.

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It is described by golf legend & honorary member Tom Watson as, “A touch of Scotland in the Land of Oz. Sunflowers instead of heather, oceans of grain instead of the sea.”

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FAIRGROUNDS PARK SPLASH PADS Need to cool off, but don’t have time for a trip to the pool? Visit one of Hutchinson’s interactive water parks. The parks, operated by the City of Hutchinson, are open to the public and provided free of charge Memorial Day through Labor Day. Fairgrounds Water Park Severance Street north of 17th Avenue Avenue A Water Park Washington Street and Avenue A in Downtown Hutchinson

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THE ALLEY

The Alley is much more than a bowling center and offers fun for the whole family. In addition to 20 traditional lanes for league bowling and six boutique lanes reserved for private parties or casual drop-in bowlers, there is a laser tag arena big enough for 24 people, a photo booth, aircushioned bumper cars and a game arcade where players can earn credits they can use to claim an array of prizes. AJ’s Sports Grill, which is located inside The Alley and features large televisions for enjoying your favorite sports event and a full-menu, including the 29-inch ‘Superdome’ pizza.

1500 N LORRAINE ST. 620.772.7888 Hutch Putt is a great place to go for family fun. The 18-Hole minature course can be played by all ages. This vibrant course features a ball-in-water shot, a pipe shot and a boulder arch to create more difficulty. Prices are reasonable for all ages and vary when deciding to play just the 18-hole or the unlimited play. Hutch Putt also offers a snack and merchandise shop, to keep everyone satisfied.

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33 MILES SOUTH WEST OF HUTCHINSON 316.213.5280 — TO BOOK A PRIVATE EVENT 1.800.847.0834 — TO BOOK A HUNTING TRIP With future generations in mind, the vision of Hooray Ranch evolved into a place where the avid hunter or wildlife enthusiast could escape for an unprecedented, all inclusive experience. The ranch features over 20,000 acres of intensively managed, prime wildlife habitat in the heart of Kansas. The Hooray Ranch Campus spans across 6 stunning buildings, including the centerpiece of the property, The Refuge. A 15,000 square foot outdoorsmen’s paradise is guaranteed to make your stay comfortable and memorable.

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INDIAN CREEK BISON RANCH

Visitors get an up-close visit with these majestic creatures, hear the history of the Native Americans, see a display of artifacts and bison products and learn about caring for bison. Tours scheduled by appointment, please call.

HEDRICK EXOTIC ANIMAL FARM

10.6 MILES NORTH WEST OF HUTCHINSON 888.489.8039 Whether it is petting a zebra, admiring a kangaroo, riding a camel or feeding a giraffe, Hedrick offers an opportunity to come face-to-face with unusual animals. It’s an animal adventure truly unlike any other in the Midwest. Tours, which are generally an hour long, are available by reservation. Also on the grounds is a Bed and Breakfast that, true to the western heritage of Kansas, reflects the image of Main Street in the Old West.

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Included in the price of the room is a special guest tour of the farm that includes: feeding camels, cuddling kangaroos and “kissing” giraffes. Camel & pony rides available by reservation.

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This herd of bison was started in 1989 by Jerry and Linda Schmidt, who raise them for meat and production purposes. The Schmidt’s, whose ranching philosophy centers on conservation, preservation, maintaining natural conditions and encouraging biodiversity also give group tours.

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2000 N Poplar St. The annual Kansas State Fair begins the Friday following Labor Day and proceeds for 10 days at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson. One of the single largest events in the State, the Kansas State Fair attracts approximately 330,000 visitors from all 105 counties and several other states. The Fair offers tremendous opportunities for commerce with more than 1,100 commercial vendor locations; for competition, with more than 30,000 entries in various competitive exhibit departments; for education, through the Kansas Largest Classroom field trip program; and for entertainment with strolling entertainment throughout the grounds and stage entertainment in addition to the national acts performing at the Nex—Tech Wireless Grandstand. View the full entertainment lineup at www.kansasstatefair.com. In addition to the annual Kansas State Fair, the fairgrounds facilities are well utilized throughout the year for a wide array of events, including national horse and livestock shows, weddings & receptions, family reunions, RV space rental, winter storage opportunities and company meetings. The Kansas State Fair is dedicated to preserving the past and looking forward to what the future has to offer by staying true to their mission, “To promote and showcase Kansas agriculture, industry and culture, to create opportunity for commercial activity, and to provide an educational and entertaining experience that is the pride of all Kansans.” For additional information about the Kansas State Fair and Facility Rental opportunities, visit our website at www.kansasstatefair.com.

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KANSASSTATEFAIR.COM 620.669.3600

NJCAA D1 Men’s Basketball Championship March 19 — 24 Hutchinson Sports Arena North American Junior Red Angus Show June 17 — 23 Kansas State Fairgrounds National Junior Brangus Show July 1 — 8 Kansas State Fairgrounds International Grumman Pilots Conventioin American Yankee Association September 24 — 27 Hutchinson Regional Airport NJCAA D1 Volleyball Championship November 15 — 17 Hutchinson Sports Arena

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March 19 — 24 700 E. 11th St. Every March, the Hutchinson Sports Arena plays host to the best junior college basketball teams in the country. The NJCAA Championship is a longstanding tradition that has made Hutchinson a destination.

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PRETTY PRAIRIE RODEO

Every summer the small town of Pretty Prairie hosts a four-day event, attended by thousands of rodeo fans from all over the world. For 81 years, the Pretty Prairie Rodeo has been an annual tradition for many residents in south central Kansas. The money raised is used to help local groups, including scholarships for local high school seniors, the Prairie Sunset Home, local Boy and Girl Scout troops and project prom.

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The tournament each year features a handful of players who will go on to play at the major college level, and that attracts some of the nation’s top college coaches to Hutchinson for recruiting.

The rodeo, sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), is known as Kansas’ largest night rodeo. The first two nights are considered family nights at the rodeo with free admission for children 12 and under. AMISH COMMUNITY SOUTHEAST OF HUTCHINSON ON YODER ROAD

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It won’t take long before you’ll understand why Yoder residents prefer to live in this country-like atmosphere. The buggies that intermingle with cars and trucks on the street during the day make visitors realize that yesterday, today and tomorrow, are all the same in Yoder, Kansas.

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Take in the intricate beauty of hand-stitched quilts, stores filled with hand-crafted furniture and antiques along with the old fashioned hardware store. Delight in Amish-made baked goods and gourmet foods. Spend the night at a local bed and breakfast or the RV Park. Dine alongside the locals at one of the restaurants known for great food and friendly service.

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NJCAA VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP NJCAAVB1.COM 620.662.3391 November 15 — 17 700 E. 11th St. The best 16 teams representing Division I volleyball districts converge on Hutchinson in November for the annual national championship.

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It is three days of non-stop action as the national champion rises to the top in the false double-elimination, seeded tournament.

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smallvillecomiccon.com June 23 — 24 Kansas State Fairgrounds 2000 N Poplar St. Hutchinson’s very own annual comic book and pop culture celebration is launching its fifth year. This familyfriendly event provides a unique mix of celebrities, artisits, writers, creator, vendors and fans eager to share their passion for all things from comic books to anime and sci-fi. The show features a costume contest and competitive car show, as well as activities for all ages.

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15 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

17 | SPACE OUT SATURDAY Cosmosphere

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18 | THE MESSIAH - RENO CHORAL SOCIETY & HCC CONCERT CORALE Stringer Fine Arts

JANUARY 18 | COFFEE AT THE COSMO Cosmosphere

18 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

19 | TALK20 HUTCH

15 | HUTCHINSON SYMPHONY CONCERT Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre

24 | ANNUAL PLEASANTVIEW SPRING CELEBRATION

17 | 5K MINE RUN

24-25 | VINTAGE WORLD MARKET

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FEBRUARY 01 | CLASSIC ALBUMS: FLEETWOOD MAC’S “RUMORS”

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01-04,08-11 | DOGS SEE GOD: CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE BLOCKHEAD

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| 18TH ANNUAL PARADE OF QUILTS Participating Yoder Merchants

06 | DILLON LECTURE SERIES — MITCH HOLTHUS

03 | ARLINGTON’S FLEA MARKET & CRAFT SHOW

10 | THE 24 HOUR PLAYS

07-10 | 3A STATE BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

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15 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

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02 | BRYCE LUTY JAZZ FESTIVAL Stringer Fine Arts Center

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01 | SINGIN’ AND SWINGIN’ -HCC VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT

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15-18 | BEAUTY AND THE BEAST FAMILY COMMUNITY THEATRE

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19-24 | NJCAA DIVISION 1 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

Stringer Fine Arts Center

Arlington Community Center

Hutchinson Sports Arena

09 | THE DRIFTERS, THE COASTERS, & THE PLATTERS

Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre

APRIL 05 | TECH BREWMASTER’S DINNER Hutchinson Town Club

05 | HUTCHINSON SYMPHONY CONCERT Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre

08 | KANSAS ANTIQUE BOTTLE & POSTCARD SHOW Kansas State Fairgrounds

12-14 | AMERICAN IDIOT - HCC THEATER & JAZZ (INSTRUMENTAL & VOCAL) SHOWCASE Stringer Fine Arts Center

13-14 | KANSAS MENNONITE RELIEF SALE Kansas State Fairgrounds

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17 | DILLON LECTURE SERIES — CAPTAIN SCOTT KELLY Hutchinson Sports Arena

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19-22 | POLLYANNA — FAMILY COMMUNITY THEATRE The Flag Theatre

21 | SOROPTIMIST WOMEN’S SHOW & HEALTH FAIR Kansas State Fairgrounds

21 | SPACE OUT SATURDAY Cosmosphere

21-22 | YMCA STATE GYMNASTICS MEET

Hutchinson Sports Arena

27-29 | FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Stage 9

MAY 04 | MAIN STREET HOPS FOR TECH Downtown Hutchinson

04 | HCC SEASON FINALE CONCERT Stringer Fine Arts Center

05 | JAY AND THE AMERICAN

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12 | HUTCHINSON ART FAIR Kansas State Fairgrounds

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18-19 | ABBYVILLE FRONTIER DAYS RODEO & BBQ Abbyville Rodeo Grounds

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JUNE 02 | ROBINSON’S CRAFT SHOW Kansas State Fairgrounds

14-17 | TREASURE ISLAND - FAMILY COMMUNITY THEATRE The Flag Theatre

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22-23 | ON BROADWAY — STAGE 9 (UNDERGROUND EDITION) Strataca

23-24 | 5TH ANNUAL SMALLVILLE COMICCON Kansas State Fairgrounds

26 | HUTCHINSON MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT

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2-5 | HUTCHINSON EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATION Various locations throughout Hutchinson

11 | SALTY DOG AND SALTY PUP TRIATHLON Carey Park

16 | COFFEE AT THE COSMO Cosmosphere

16 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

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JULY 04 | PATRIOT’S PARADE Downtown Hutchinson

10 | HUTCHINSON MUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT Farmer’s Market Pavilion

11 | WHOSE WINE IS IT ANYWAY? Stage 9

18 | SPACE OUT SATURDAY Cosmosphere

24 | UNCORKED WALKABOUT FOR TECH Downtown Hutchinson

25 | YODER HERITAGE DAY Downtown Yoder

SEPTEMBER 07-16 | KANSAS STATE FAIR Kansas State Fairgrounds

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19 | WINEMAKER’S DINNER FOR TECH Jillian’s Italian Grill

18 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

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Stutzman’s Greenhouse — Pleasantview

30 | EVENING AGLOW Stutzman’s Greenhouse— Pleasantview

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27 | BOO AT THE ZOO

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27 | TALKING TOMBSTONES

01 | ROBINSON’S CRAFT SHOW

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01 | NJCAA SALT CITY BOWL

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22-23 | CLUB AZZURRI YOUTH SOCCER TOURNAMENT Various Soccer Fields throughout Hutchinson

23,28,29 & 30 | KANSAS MAZE

2 1/2 miles E. of Buhler

OCTOBER 01 | TECH FALL GOLF CLASSIC 02 | DILLON LECTURE SERIES —RJ MITTE Hutchinson Sports Arena

05-07 / 12 - 14 / 19 - 21 / 26 - 28 | KANSAS MAZE 2 1/2 Miles E. OF Buhler

5-7 | DOWNTOWN HUTCHINSON ROD RUN Downtown Hutchinson

06 | HUNT FOR RED ROCKTOBER Strataca

06 | CASINO NIGHT Hutchinson Zoo

12-14 | HAVEN FALL FESTIVAL Haven

13 | TOUR DE SALT Strataca

13 | BREW FEST George Pyle Park

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Eastside Cemetery

03 | DOWNTOWN HUTCHINSON CHILI & SOUP FESTIVAL Downtown Hutchinson

06 | DILLON LECTURE SERIES —DOREEN WALSH Hutchinson Sports Arena

8-11 & 15-18 | YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN (REVISED) Stage 9

15 | COFFEE AT THE COSMO

DECEMBER Kansas State Fairgrounds

Gowans Stadium

15 | SPACE OUT SATURDAY Cosmosphere

20 | COFFEE AT THE COSMO Cosmosphere

20 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

17 | HYDE PARK LUMINARIES

Hyde Park Neighborhood

25 | CHRISTMAS MOVIE

Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre

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15 | THIRD THURSDAY Downtown Hutchinson

15-17 | NJCAA DIVISION 1 VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP Hutchinson Sports Arena

17 | CHRISTMAS PARADE Downtown Hutchinson

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Main Street Event Center

FARMERS MARKET 2018 DATES SATURDAYS

May 19 — October 27th

18 | RENO COUNTY TOY RUN

7:30 a.m. — 12:30 p.m.

23 | 3A STATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

June 13 — October 24th

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having fun and doing good Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH Downtown Hutch Uncorked for TECH features two separate events in August and September; a Wine Walkabout hosted by 13 local businesses as well as the Winemaker’s Dinner at Jillian’s Italian Grill, featuring custom wine and food pairings.

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getting involved participate Tickets for all TECH events are limited! Visit our website for more information and to order tickets online.

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TECH Events would not be possible without our incredible volunteers. To learn more about volunteering for these events and more, call 663-1596.

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Looking for a way to give back and reach your target market? Consider sponsoring a TECH event! Call 663-1596 for more information.

event line-up Main Street Hops for TECH

Main Street Hops for TECH kicks off our �irst series of events that is a Downtown Hutchinson partnership. Main Street Hops features two wonderful events in April and May; a Brewmaster’s Dinner at The Hutchinson Town Club, featuring a �ive-course meal with custom beer pairings and a Walkabout hosted by 15 local businesses.

TECH Fall Golf Classic

Take a swing for TECH and participate in the TECH Fall Golf Classic each October! This event includes an afternoon of golf, seated dinner and the opportunity to win an assortment of excellent prizes!

Kick off the holiday season with the TECH Gala! An evening of exquisite food from local restaurants, dancing and incredible live and silent auction items. This event is always held the Saturday before Thanksgiving!

Third Thursday

TECH actively participates in Hutchinson’s Third Thursday events, taking place in Downtown Hutchinson. Look for our events on our Facebook page.

TECH Art Gallery

The TECH Art Gallery hosts various Gallery events throughout the year, featuring artwork by local TECH Artists. To keep up with TECH Art Gallery events, follow our TECH Art Gallery Facebook page. The Gallery is open M-F, 8AM - 5PM, located at 10 East 1st Avenue in Downtown Hutch! techinc.org/special-events @techinchutch @techartgallery

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ACCOMMODATIONS 1. Super 8 2. Days Inn 3. Comfort Inn and Suites 4. Fairfield Inn and Suites 5. Atrium Hotel & Conference Center 6. Red Coach Inn 7. Hampton Inn 8. Holiday Inn Express

RESTAURANTS & COFFEE 1. The Alley / AJ’s Sports Bar 2. Metropolitan Coffee 3. Starbucks 4. Qdoba 5. Kansas Buffet Company 6. Panda Express 7. Olive Garden 8. Buffalo Wild Wings 9. Rib Crib 10. Freddy’s 11. Mr. Cao Japanese Restaurant 12. Applebee’s 13. Chili’s 14. Pizza Ranch 15. Chick-Fil-A 16. IHOP 17. Grand Slam Sports Bar 18. Subway 19. China Star 20. McDonald’s 21. Arby’s

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Dillons Marketplace

3200 Plaza East Drive | 620.665.5579

Imperial Garden

1400 E. 30th | 620.663.6888

Oliver’s Beef & Brew

The Kansas Buffet Company

PiZaacos

Firehouse Cafe

925 E. 17th | 620.669.6838

112 S. Main | 620.662.6293

Mr. Cao Japanese Steak House

Chili’s Grill & Bar

Panda Express

COFFEE SHOPS

1505 E. 17th | 620.259.7550 1528 E. 17th | 620.665.1199

Best Asian

329 E. 4th | 620.664.6666

China Star Super Buffet 1401 E. 11th | 620.662.8828

King Wok Chinese Restaurant 1500 E. 11th | 620.664.9595

BARS & GRILLS Buffalo Wild Wings

1710 N. Waldron | 620.664.9022

Polo Bar & Grill

25 E. 30th | 620.259.4313

Rusty Needle Sports Bar & Grill 1808 N. Plum | 620.259.6674

21 Santa Fe

18 W. Ave. B. | 620.259.8206

AJ’s Sports Bar

1221 E. 23rd | 620.259.8771

Carl’s Bar & Deli

103 N. Main | 620.662.9875

Flicks Bar & Grill, Nickerson 10 S. Nickerson St. | 620.422.6060

Grand Slam Sports Bar

1400 N. Lorraine | 620.728.0425

Smedley’s Tavern

317 N. Main | 620.259.6588

BARBECUE

Hog Wild Pit Bar-B-Q 2401 N. Main | 620.669.8787

Rib Crib

1720 N. Waldron | 620.259.7880

The Hickory Stik

25 N. Main St. | 620.259.7222

Lavon’s Bakery & BBQ, Buhler 216 N. Maple | 620.543.2411

Roy’s Hickory Pit BBQ 1018 W. 5th | 620.663.7421

CASUAL DINING Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar 1609 E. 17th | 620.665.5171

Downtown Sampler

1 N. Main St. #201 | 620.662.7990

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1801 E. 17th | 620.669.8207

Bluebird Books Cafe 2 S. Main | 620.259.6868

Metropolitan Coffee 1329 E. 17th | 620.662.8401

Metro to Go

15 W. 2nd | 620.664.8408

Scuttlebutts Coffee

1526 E. 17th | 620.663.5951 1824 E. 4th | 620.669.8836

Mamma Lou’s, Buhler 111 N. Main | 620.543.5139

Second Table, Yoder

9804 S. Main | 620.465.2321

Sunny’s Cafe, Buhler

400 S. Buhler Rd. | 620.543.251

Sunshine Cafe, Nickerson 3 N. Main | 620.422.5153

Village Inn Pancake House 2901 N. Main | 620.662.3116

2609 N. Main | 620.259.6100 1701 E. 23rd | 620.665.200 Ext. 2149

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Starbucks Coffee

2807 N. Main | 620.663.5000

1502 E. 17th | 620.669.5361 3200 Plaza E. Drive | 620.665.5579

Coffee Haven, Haven

202 Industrial Dr. | 620.615.3474

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Braum’s Ice Cream Store Chick-fil-A

1809 E. 17th | 620.662.2744

Freddy’s Frozen Custard 1501 E. 17th | 620.669.9484

McDonald’s

1441 E. 30th Ave. | 620.259.7777

20 E. 4th | 620.665.5642 603 E. 30th | 620.662.6462 1407 E. 11th | 620.662.4014 1006 S. Main (SH) | 620.664.5848

Jimmy Johns

R-B Drive In

Subway Sandwich & Salads

Sonic Drive-In

Firehouse Subs

900 E. 30th | 620.662.5500 719 N. Main | 620.662.5111 1530 E. 11th | 620.662.7827 1620 E. 30th | 620.662.4862 2417 N. Main | 620.669.8811 1905 E. 17th | 620.662.6697

Allie’s Deli & Coffee Shoppe 101 N. Main | 620.665.5400

Mustard Seed, Buhler 214 N. Main. | 620.543.2200

FAMILY DINING

Cara’s Cafe & Pizzeria, Arlington 114 W. Main | 620.538.3290

Carolyn’s Essenhaus, Arlington 104 E. Main | 620.538.4711

Carriage Crossing Restaurant & Bakery, Yoder Hwy 96 & Yoder Rd. | 620.465.3612

Dutch Kitchen Restaurant

6803 West Highway 61 | 620.662.2554

IHOP

1807 E. 17th | 620.664.9438

Skaet’s Steak Shop

2300 N. Main | 620.662.9845

201 E. Ave. A | 620.662.9713 1600 E. 30th | 620.664.9117 621 E. 4th | 620.663.7311 3 Des Moines (SH) | 620.662.2711

Spangles

120 E. 4th | 620.662.1600 1107 E. 30th | 620.662.4146

Arby’s

910 E. 30th | 620.669.0180 1423 E. 11th | 620.664.5294

A&W

2928 N. Main | 620.663.7273

Bogey’s

1718 N. Plum | 620.665.8189

Bull’s Eye Grill, Yoder

3408 E. Red Rock Rd. | 620.465.2855

Burger King

201 E 4th | 316.243.2661 2803 N. Main | 316.243.1905

Dairy Queen

2515 N. Main | 620.663.2231

Dairy Queen/ Orange Julius Treat Ctr. 1500 E. 11th | 620.662.5221

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Kentucky Fried Chicken

Domino’s Pizza

Carriage Crossing Restaurant

Long John Silver’s

Ken’s Pizza

Wendy’s

Papa Murphy’s

The Bakery House & Catering Co.

Willie Burger, Haven

Pizza Connections, Nickerson

109 S. Kansas | 620.466.5122

14 N. Nickerson | 620.422.5900

MEXICAN

PRIVATE CLUBS

703 E. 4th | 620.663.5232

2928 N. Main | 620.663.7273 700 N. Main | 620.662.7461

Anchor Away

127 S. Adams | 620.662.3100

Anchor Grill

1500 E. 11th | 620.259.6656

Anchor Inn

126 S. Main | 620.669.0311

Carlos O’Kelly’s

909 E. 30th | 620.665.9885

Los Mariachis Mexican Restaurant 309 N. Main | 620.860.5404

2500 N. Main, Suite A | 620.259.7585 901 E. 30th | 620.669.9309 2420 N. Main, Suite D | 620.663.9600

Crazy Horse Sports Club & Golf Course 922 Crazy Horse Rd. | 620.663.5301

Hutchinson Town Club 200 E. Sherman | 620.662.0209

Prairie Dunes Country Club 4812 E. 30th | 620.662.0581

FAMILY DINING

Cara’s Cafe & Pizzeria, Arlington

114 W. Main | 620.538.3290

Mi Tierra

Carolyn’s Essenhaus, Arlington

Playa Azul

Carriage Crossing Restaurant & Bakery, Yoder

700 E. 4th | 620.662.6121 701 E. 30th | 620.663.7004

Qdoba Mexican Grill 1518 E. 17th | 620.259.7132

Cancun Mexican Grill

2803 N. Lorraine | 620.665.6999

El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant 501 W. 5th | 620.259.2034

Fiesta Grande 600 E. 4th | 620.662.7351

Taco Bell

1203 E. 30th | 620.665.8823 412 E. 4th | 620.665.8863

Taco Hut

600 E. 30th | 620.665.8541

Taco John’s

420 E. 30th | 620.259.7270

104 E. Main | 620.538.4711

1805 E. 17th | 620.662.2066

Hutch Chef David 620.513.0468

Hutchinson Town Club 620.662.0209

Jackson Meat 620.662.4465

Knackies Katering, Inman 620.585.2799

Pizza Ranch 620.662.2066

Prairie Dunes Country Club 620.662.0581

Sunflower Supper Club Kansas Buffet Company

El Potrillo Mexican Restaurant

Pretty Prairie Steakhouse, Pretty Prairie

Lavon’s Bakery & BBQ

216 N. Main | 620.663.8466

112 W. Main | 620.459.6700

SWEET STUFF

620.899.9683

620.664.9824

620.543.2411

Yoder Meats, Yoder 620.465.3807

Aunt P’s Sugartime Confections 29 S. Main| 620.694.9053

Dillons Store Bakeries

12 E. 3rd | 620.662.5791

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Pizza Ranch

620.669.8787

Jillian’s Italian Grill

Olive Garden

930 E. 30th | 620.662.0571 125 W. 4th | 620.662.7788

Hog Wild Pit Bar-B-Q

Bernard’s

1100 Airport Rd. | 620.662.4281

Daylight Donuts

Pizza Hut

620.665.3406

Airport Steakhouse

428 E. 30th | 620.259.7373 921 E. 4th | 620.259.6771

501 E. 17th | 620.665.7272

Great Western Dining HCC

620.663.5951

Dairy Queen

Papa John’s Pizza

620.662.7990

STEAKS & SEAFOOD

310 S. Main | 620.663.9200

1700 E. 17th | 620.728.0556

Downtown Sampler

620.664.6318

PIZZA/ ITALIAN Little Caesar’s Pizza

620.663.5960

Hwy 96 & Yoder Rd. | 620.465.3612

725 E. 4th | 620.662.3316 206 W. 5th | 620.663.4464 3200 Plaza E. Dr. | 620.665.5579

Gambino’s Pizza, S. Hutchinson

620.465.3612

305 N. Main | 620.663.9999

Anchor Away 620.662.3100

Atrium Hotel & Conference Center 620.669.9311

Carlos O’Kelly’s 620.665.9885

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Salt City Brewing Company 514 N Main St. | @saltcitybrewing ___________________________ Whether you’re looking to drink it or brew it, we’ve got what you’re looking for.

Bluebird Books & Cafe

Jillian’s Italian Grill

2 S. Main St. | 620.259.6868 ___________________________ There is nothing quite like the marriage of books, coffee & delicious food.

216 N Main St. | 620.663.8466 ___________________________ Great food, great wine and a great time!

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Metro To Go 15 West 2nd St. | 620.664.8408 ___________________________ Metropolitan Coffee on the go, drive thru or walk up!

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25 N. Main St. | 620.259.7222

Allie’s Deli & Coffee Shop 101 N. Main St. | 620.665.5400

Smedley’s Tavern 317 N. Main St. | 620.259.6588 ___________________________ A sports bar that offers 6 pool tables, darts, a beer garden & live music.

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Carl’s Bar & Deli

103 N. Main St. | 620.662.9875

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Anchor Inn Mexican Restaurant 128 S. Main St. | 620.669.0311 ___________________________ The best place in town to treat your family & friends to homemade & great tasting Mexican dishes.

PiZaacos 112 S. Main St. | 620.662.6293 ___________________________ Try one and you’ll be hooked. Fresh made to order, just like grandpa’s

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Smith’s Market 211 S. Main St. | 620.662.6761 ___________________________ Smith’s Market has been providing the finest fruits and vegetables since 1933! Aunt P’s Sugartime Confections 29 S. Main St. | 620.694.9053 ___________________________ Home baked sweet treats: Specializing in decorated sugar cookies, cupcakes, cake pops, cakes & more

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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL FIRST AVENUE AND WALNUT STREET

Even more significant though, is that the cannons flanking the monument are actually from the Confederate Army. One of the cannons is one of only eight remaining. The other is one-of-a-kind. This unique attraction is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

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RENO COUNTY VETERANS MEMORIAL TO BE COMPLETED IN 2018 101 DES MOINES WEST The Reno County Veterans Memorial represents the commitment of the citizens of Reno County to honor those who have served in our military. Construction on Phase II was completed in 2017. The final phase is the addition of seven granite panels displaying the names of over 14,600 Reno County veterans from the Civil War through today. The memorial site also features the flags and emblems of all the branches of service, as well as tribute to the POW/MIA service members. For more information visit: www.renocountyveterans.com.

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The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial was designed by Hugh Price and built by Hutchinson Monument Works. It is a Grand Army of Republic commemorative Civil War monument, and one of only three multi-figure memorials in Kansas, combining a statue of Abraham Lincoln with statues of a sailor, an artilleryman, an infantryman and a cavalryman who represent the four branches of the Union Army.

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405 NORTH WASHINGTON STREET 620.663.1081 HUTCHINSONARTCENTER.NET Open 9 — 5 p.m. Tuesday — Friday; 1 — 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; Admission: Free In 2018, the Art Center will feature a wide variety of gallery exhibits by regional and national artists showcasing painting, sculpture, photography and other forms of art and community events.

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The gallery offers artwork for sale by Art Center members and has hosted many community activities including art classes, live music and literary events. The mission of the Hutchinson Art Center is to preserve and promote fine art in the community and to provide a creative space for learning about and enjoying the arts. Visit www.hutchinsonartcenter.net, follow Hutch Art on Facebook and hutchartcenter on Instagram for the latest news and activities.

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100 SOUTH WALNUT 620.662.1184 RENOCOMUSEUM.ORG Open Tues. — Fri. 9 a.m. — 5 p.m.; Sat. 11 a.m. — 5 p.m. Admission: Museum exhibits free; Oodleplex $1 per child (free for museum members) Disabled accessible The museum’s impressive collection includes: photographs and archival materials, household items, artifacts of farming and industry. With more than 38,000 pieces, the collection of artifacts is substantial and continues to grow.

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The museum also features the Oodleplex, an interactive, historical and fun children’s area. Based on traditional pioneer themes, the Oodleplex features a one room school house, a general store, a costume shop, a telephone booth, a Native American setting and much more. While there is a lot to view inside, be sure to check out the museum’s grounds, which offer a further glimpse into the past.

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901 N MAIN ST | 620.663.5441 | HUTCHPL.ORG Mon — Thu 9 a.m. — 9 p.m. | Fri — Sat 9 a.m. — 6 p.m. | Sun 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. Established in 1901, the Hutchinson Public Library continues to be the best resource in town for books, music, movies and more. Get in and out fast by searching for your titles ahead of time on our website or enjoy our relaxing atmosphere and spend your quiet time with us.

10 E 1ST AVENUE | 620.663.1596 | TECHINCARTGALLERY.COM In 2015, TECH purchased the former Midwest Feed Building and moved their Adult Life Skills (ALS) program to this location. With the early success of the art program, TECH had the vision for an on—site art studio in the unused portion of the building, but needed to raise the funds before completing this remodel project. Through fundraising efforts, which included a benefit concert featuring Suzy Bogguss, as well as a generous gift from the Bobby Megli Estate, the TECH Art Studio quickly became a reality. S M A L L VI L L E M U S E U M smallvilleks.com 1500 E. 11th Opened in September 2017 The Smallville Museum takes you on a journey through the history of the home of Clark Kent. Enjoy the Wall of Weird that pays tribute to autographs and memorabilia from the show.

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FAMILYCOMMUNITYTHEATRE.ORG 620.662.1601 310 N. Main St. The Family Community Theatre (FCT) is a local not-for-profit educational/arts program that produces seven theater productions of quality family entertainment every year. FCT owns the Flag Theatre, but also rents it out to other groups who also perform there. The Flag Theatre is an intimate setting inviting the audience to be totally involved in the action on the stage. Unique to the theater are the 200 caricatures of famous and not so famous individuals. The theater seats 300.

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HUTCHINSONFOX.NET 620.663.5861 877-FOX-SHOW 18 East 1st Ave Hutchinson’s Historic Fox Theatre is a magnificently restored not-for-profit historic theatre located in downtown Hutchinson. Vernon Wiley, a local Hutchinson businessman and community leader, built the theater in 1931. The architects for the project were the Boller Brothers, who were nationally known for building grand, “movie palaces.” The theater seats 1,221 patrons, and is one of Central Kansas’ premier entertainment destinations. It is renowned for its art-deco architecture; is the official, “State Movie Palace of Kansas,” as recognized by the Kansas state legislature; is on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places; and has been named one of the best historical theatres in the United States by Architectural Digest. The Fox strives to be Hutchinson’s gateway to the performing arts. The theater offers an eclectic mix of programming. This includes a regular season of live entertainment by nationally touring musical, theatrical, dance, and comedic acts; and a popular weekend film series that features current releases shown with the latest digital technology on its 40 ft. wide movie screen. The theater is also available to rent for special occasions, weddings, business meetings, conferences and celebrations.

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STAGE9HUTCH.COM 620.665.0009 9 S Main St. A Hutchinson staple since 1916, Stage 9, located at 9 S. Main, features quality theatrical entertainment, primarily geared toward patrons over 18 years of age. Besides plays and musicals, other highlights include the popular Stage 9 Live! series and Third Thursday Film Festival. For ticket and additional info, visit stage9hutch.com

2018 SHOWS Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead February 1-4 | February 8-11 Fiddler on the Roof April 27-29 Stage 9: On Broadway! [Underground Edition] June 22-23

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Avenue Q August 16-19 | August 23-26 Talking Tombstones October 27th You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown November 8-11 | November 15-18

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Smith’s Market 211 S. Main St. PiZaacos 112 S. Main St. Nicholaus Jewelry and Design 119 S. Main St. Bluebird Books 2 S. Main St. Stage 9 Live 9 S. Main St. Jillian’s Italian Grill 216 N. Main St. Reno County Farmer’s Market 2nd Ave. and Washington St. Smedley’s 317 N. Main St. Oliver’s Beef & Brew 925 E. 30th Metropolitan Coffee 1329 E. 17th Ave. The Rusty Needle 1329 E. 17th Ave.

MOVIE THEATERS B&B THEATRE B&B offers the latest in sounds and comfort, with recent luxury updates.

1500 E. 11th Ave. | (620) 669-8510 B B T HEAT RES .CO M

CAREY DIGITAL DOME THEATRE A 2-story dome with an amazing 4k digital projection system.

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THIRD THURSDAY A free local downtown event, complete with art, music, and community. The events are non-profit and powered by the people.

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1100 N Plum St. COSMO.ORG 800.397.0330 The Cosmosphere International Science Education Center & Space Muesum is a great place to learn and more. The Space Muesum includes U.S. space artifacts second only to the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Muesum and has the largest collection of Russian space artifacts outside of Moscow. This unique collection allows the Cosmosphere to tell the story of the Space race better than any museum on Earth. The Cosmosphere puts on a summer camp and year-round STEM education which gives kids the oportunity to learn Next Generation Science and Common Core curriculum standards. These programs also foster teamwork, leadership, critical thinking skills and introduce students to the power of wondering. Another great attraction focuses on rocket science, in Dr. Goddard’s Lab where beautifuly filmed documentaries are shown in Kansas’ only digital dome theater. Guests from all of over the world come to glimpse some of the unique artifacts housed in the museum, from the flown SR71 Blackbird in the Cosmosphere lobby to the flown Gemini X capsule and the actual Apollo 13 command module, Odyssey. Other notable pieces include V1 and V2 rockets found following World War II, a flight-ready, back-up Sputnik and an actual Moon rock brought home from the first Moon landing by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Visit cosmo.org for more information or to see a schedule of upcoming events.

H O U RS: Monday — Thursday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Friday & Saturday 9 a.m. — 7 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m. — 5 p.m.

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3650 E. Ave. G UNDERKANSAS.ORG 620.662.1425 Strataca has celebrated 10 years of taking visitors 650 feet underground into a working salt mine. Guests are able to explore the mine by taking a train ride through one of the largest salt deposits in the world. Another option is the salt safari — a guided experience into not-so-explored parts of the mine. Unusual formations are pointed out by trained guides. Exhibits on the self-guided museum tour underground include heavy equipment, dynamite displays and other items that are a window into another time. Cars and a tractor, as well as the mining equipment illustrate the ingenuity that was required. Items once abandoned as trash are now fascinating displays. Museum exhibits include some of the unusual items stored underground by Underground Vaults and Storage. The climate is perfect for safe storage and this company preserves items from every state and many foreign countries. On display are costumes from Hollywood blockbusters. One of the Eight Wonders of Kansas, Strataca is the only attraction of its kind in the western hemisphere. Visit underkansas.org for more information or to make a reservation.

H O U RS: Tuesday — Saturday 9 a.m. — 5 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. — 5 p.m. Closed Mondays except for Holidays

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While the 62-year-old Sports Arena has traditionally been home to the National Junior College Athletic Association Division I Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Championship in March, it is now the home to the NJCAA Division I Volleyball Championship in November. Those are in addition to a myriad of other uses, including the Boys and Girls 3A State high school basketball tournaments and Hutchinson Community College home games, as well as the Dillon Lecture Series â&#x20AC;&#x201D; featuring speakers renowned nationally and internationally. A modern multi-use facility, the Hutchinson High School Salthawk Activity Center is home to Hutchinson High School basketball, volleyball and wrestling programs.

SALTHAWK ACTIVITY CENTER 810 EAST 13TH AVENUE

The mezzanine level offers functional space that is available for a variety of events including theater, banquets and meetings. Gowans Stadium is among the crown jewels of football facilities in the Midwest. This venue draws a variety of high school and college, state and national football and track championships.

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In 2005, Gowans underwent a two-year, $5.2 million renovation that included a state-of-the-art, eight-lane track, pits for long and triple jump, runways for pole vault and high jump along with expanded seating capacity, new entrance gates, public restrooms, locker rooms and concession areas. Additional enhancements included replacement of the Field Turf surface in 2016. Gowans Stadium also boasts a video board, which enhances the game day experience for fans with instant replays and highlight videos.

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N. OF 30TH, E. OF DILLON NATURE CENTER 620.728.5208 The 5-kilometer Westar/Prairie Ridge Park Cross Country Course winds around 200 acres of vacant land between Prairie Hills Middle School and Dillon Nature Center. Provided through a partnership between Westar, Hutchinson Community College, the Buhler School District and Prairieland Partners, the course provides a beautiful, scenic trail with a mix of hills and flat areas for joggers and walkers. It is also used for area schoolsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; competing cross country teams, and has hosted the NJCAA Region VI Cross Country Championship, the Kansas High School Class 4A Regional Cross Country Meet and one of the largest non-postseason meets in the state.

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12 MILES SOUTH OF HUTCHINSON 620.465.3445 The brand new Haven ball fields feature turf fields, as well as top-notch practice facilities. Haven Public Schools have had great support in maintaining highquality athletic facilities that focus on the experience of players and fans.

701 PARKSIDE DR., BUHLER 620.543.2558

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Wheatland Park Ballfield Complex is the newest baseball and softball complex in Reno County. The complex is the home field for Buhler High School varsity and junior varsity baseball and softball teams, but also available for community and tournament use. The complex features two baseball and two softball fields, practice batting cages, a brand new concession stand, and is located within walking distance of Buhler High School. The varsity baseball field features the only turf infield in Reno County.

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JUST WEST OF 23RD & SEVERANCE 620.615.4000 This spacious natural grass complex in northeast Hutchinson includes three soccer fields and two baseball fields on more than 25 acres. It is home to the Hutchinson Middle School, Hutchinson High School, Hutchinson Community College and Club Azzurri soccer teams.

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A former minor league and semi-pro baseball park, this natural turf field serves as the home field for local baseball teams, including Hutchinson Community College, Hutchinson High School and the Hutchinson Monarchs. Hobart-Detter seats approximately 500 and is a host site for USSSA baseball invitational and state tournaments. New turf surface was installed in fall of 2015.

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HUTCHINSON TENNIS COMPLEX JUST S. OF 23RD AVE. & SEVERANCE ST. Recently named Complex of the Year by the Kansas District Tennis Association, this eight-court lighted complex includes: a hitting wall, walkways, fences, shelter house and information kiosk. A center shade structure added in memory of Janis Bair. Other tennis courts in town are located at Elmdale Park (near Avenue E and Plum Street), Rice Park (near Swarens and Dover Streets, and at Hutchinson High School.

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4401 WEST 4TH AVE. 620.663.6179 FUNVALLEYSPORTS.COM Featuring seven natural turf fields, this premiere sports complex spans 35 acres, seats about 5,000 people and is located two miles west of Hutchinson on 4th Avenue. Named ‘Softball Complex of the Year’ by both U.S. Specialty Sports Association and Softball Owners and Directors of America, Fun Valley has hosted more than 40 USSSA World Tournaments, 14 USSSA Divisional Tournaments, 74 USSSA NITs and hundreds of USSSA State Tournaments. The complex includes a large concession and merchandise area, airconditioned sports bar, upper deck mezzanine, sand volleyball courts and a state-of-the-art playground to keep younger visitors entertained.

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McQueen Fields offer yet another option for baseball and softball teams, as well as anyone looking to get in a little practice. The fields are operated by Hutch Rec and details can be found at funvalleysports.com

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ATRIUM HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER | 620.669.9311 1400 North Lorraine | atriumhotelandconferencecenter.com 1601 Super Plaza | Choicehotels.com/hotel/ks202 1420 North Lorraine | daysinn.com 1315 East 11th

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5TH AVENUE SUITES INN | 620.200.2279 201 West 5th | 5thavesuitesinn.com

GRAND STAFF BED AND BREAKFAST | 620.543.6518 406 West Avenue A | grandstaffbedandbreakfast.com

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LIGHTHOUSE LANDING RV PARK | 800.921.1236 9 Heartland Drive | lighthouselandingrvpark.com

MELODY ACRES RV PARK | 620.665.5048 1009 E. Blanchard | melodyacresrvpark.com

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HITCHIN’ POST RV PARK | 620.727.2356 3415 Switzer Road | yoderkansas.com

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GREAT P L ACES TO MEET Atrium Hotel & Conference Center 1400 N Lorraine | 620.669.9311 atriumhotelandconferencecenter.com ——————————————————————

Modern, versatile and functional, the spacious halls and meeting rooms provide approximately 30,000 sq feet of conference and banquet space.

Fairfield Inn & Suites 1111 N Lorraine St | 620.259.8787 marriott.com/icthu ——————————————————————

Comfort Inn & Suites 1601 Super Plaza | 620.669.5200 choicehotels.com/hotels/ks202 —————————————————————— 1,250 sq feet of meeting space that can be separated into 2 breakout rooms.

Dillon Nature Center 3002 East 30th Avenue | 620.663.7411 naturalkansas.org/dillon.htm ——————————————————————

1,200 sq feet of meeting rooms that are perfect for family reunions or corporate events.

Meeting and banquet space is available in a unique and breathtaking setting. Outdoor and Indoor options available.

Strataca 3660 East Avenue G | 620.662.1425 underkansas.org ——————————————————————

Memorial Hall 101 South Walnut | 620.669.9311 hutchgov.com ——————————————————————

Uniquely located 650 feet below ground, the StrataCenter seats up to 250 people, is handicapped accessible, comfortable and always 68°.

Originally built in 1911 this historic hall has a stage, open floor and fixed balcony seating all designed to hold up to 2,000 people.

Cosmosphere 1100 North Plum | 800.397.0330 cosmo.org ——————————————————————

A wide range of rooms and entertainment options allow for maximum flexibility for your events. There are 5 room options sized from 450 — 5,000 sq feet.

Kansas State Fair 2000 North Poplar | 620.669.3600 kansasstatefair.com/default.aspx —————————————————————— The Fair facilities offer a wide variety of suitable accommodations for events of all sizes and duration.

Hutchinson Community College 1300 North Plum | 620.665.3500 hutchcc.edu —————————————————————— Centrally located, Hutchinson Community College offers three well-equipped, attractive meeting facilities.

1111 N. Lorraine St. (620) 259—8787

• 100% Non—Smoking • Free Hot Breakfast • WIFI • Fitness Center • Buisness Center • Pool & Hot Tub • Microwave/ Refrigerator in all rooms

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• Reno County Veterans Memorial • Salt Discovery Memorial • Crossroads of Reno County

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Sunny’s Cafe 400 S. Buhler Rd. | 620.543.2251 ext.137 Open - 7- 7pm Mon.-Fri., 7-2pm Sat. ——————————————————————

Motorcycle Repair & Automotive services. Most credit/debit cards accepted at card reader after hours at pumps in front of business and behind.

Located on the campus of Sunshine Meadows Retirement Community, offering a comforting menu along with daily specials.

Neufeldt’s Flooring 110 W. 2nd St. | 620.869.1228 Open - 9-5pm Mon-Fri. 10am- 12pm Sat. ——————————————————————

Hometown Food Store 116 N. Main St. | 620.543.2230 Open - 7-9pm Mon-Fri., 8-5pm Sat. ——————————————————————

Mane Street Style 216 N. Main St. | 620.543.2433 Open - 10-4pm Mon.-Sat. ——————————————————————

Pam’s Sugar Shack 119 N. Main St. | 620.543.2250 Open - 12-6pm Wed.-Sat. ——————————————————————

The Sweet Nettle 216 N. Main St. | sweetnettle@yahoo.com Open - 11am – 3pm Mon-Friday, 11- 4 pm Sat. ——————————————————————

Adrian’s Boutique 118 N. Main St. | 620.543.6488 Open - 10-5pm Mon.-Sat. ——————————————————————

Groceries/Salad Bar/Soup/Hunts Pizza/Fountain Drinks/Deli Meat Counter. Home of Buhler’s Famous German Sausage.

Mustard Seed 214 N. Main St. | 620.543.2200 Open - 8:30- 4pm Tuesday- Sat. —————————————————————— Coffee Shop and Deli, locally owned. **Breakfast served from 8:30 - 10:00; lunch 11:00 - 2:30.**

Lavons’s Bakery & BBQ 216 N. Main St, | 620.543.2411 Open - 11:00-6pm Wed.-Fri. —————————————————————— Smoked Meat Sandwiches/Bierocks/Sausage in a Bun/Homemade Pie and Desserts/Daily Specials.

Mama Lou’s 111 N. Main St. | 620.543.5139 —————————————————————— Hamburgers and Fries along with Daily Specials. Please allow 15-20 minutes for to-go orders.

Hair Salon, Pedicures, Manicures, Dechant Sheer Minerals, Massages, Décor & Women’s Clothing.

Small-scale graphics, custom and handcrafted signs.

Grand Staff Thrift Boutique 215 N. Main St. | 620.543.5298 Open - 10-5pm Tues.-Sat. —————————————————————— Gently used items in 3 showrooms. Proceeds help the children in our orphanage in Swaziland, Africa.

Bartel Kitchen and Bath 207 N. Main St. | 620.543.6767 Open - 8-4:30 pm Mon-Fri. —————————————————————— Cabinets, vanity mirrors, door pulls & knobs, light switch covers, electric outlet covers, & accessories for the kitchen & bath.

Carpet and Flooring. Area Rugs. One-of-a-kind flooring and accessories.

Fresh & Tasty Gourmet Chocolates, Nostalgic Candies and Unique Gifts.

Adrian’s features Vera Bradley, plus beautiful Clothing, Jewelry, Gifts, Gourmet & Holiday. Gourmet samples every day!

Town Hall Antiques 101 S. Main St. | Closed - Mon. & Tues. Open - Wed./Thurs. 12-5pm, Fri. 10-5pm, Sat. 9-4pm ——————————————————————

Antiques, collectables, restored furniture and rustic décor items.

Buhler Wellness Center 525 Parkside Dr. | 620.543.5905 ——————————————————————

The Buhler Wellness Center encourages movement, exercise, fun and fellowship to our members and community.

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RayRay’s Cyle 217 S. Main St. | 620.259.0185 Open - 8-5pm Mon.-Fri., 8-3pm Sat. ——————————————————————

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