2013年4月12日 · Discover endless family fun in Wamego, KS! Follow the Oregon Trail, visit wineries, explore art galleries, and make a splash at the Splash Park & Aquatic Center. Enjoy bowling, river adventures, and shows at the Columbian Theater.

Discover endless family fun in Wamego, KS! Follow the Oregon Trail, visit wineries, explore art galleries, and make a splash at the Splash Park & Aquatic Center. Enjoy bowling, river adventures, and shows at the Columbian Theater.

Join us in downtown Wamego for a variety of activities including our OZ Costume Contest, Toto look-a-like contest, an Outdoor OZ Market, Classic Car Show, Wizard's Beer & Wine Garden, Munchkinland, Munchkin Junction and many more OZsome activities.

Be transported to the yellow brick road at the OZ Museum in Wamego. Guests will start their journey in the sepia-toned Auntie Em’s Gift Shop ; pass through the screen door and into the technicolor world of Oz.

The Beecher Bible & Rifle Church was founded while Kansas was deciding whether it would be a free or slave state. Tours are available upon request and church services are still held on Sundays. History

The vivacious colors of the tulips from Holland are the backdrop for the April art and craft fair in Wamego City Park. Saturday (4/13) hours: 9 AM - 5 PM Sunday (4/14) hours: 10 AM - 4 PM

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Seeking artists to assist in painting 6 Oz themed murals along the Yellow Brick Road in Wamego. A 16” x 20” rendition of OZ themed artwork or artist site/page will need to be submitted at the time of application.

Load up friends and family, grab a nice cup of coffee or hot chocolate at Paramour Coffee Shop, Short Stop or Last Stop and cruise around Wamego and enjoy all that twinkles this season. Discover our festive light displays: Wamego City Park – One Block East of Downtown. Railroad Park – 4th & Lincoln. West Hwy 24 - 3/4 Mile West

406 4th Street Wamego, KS 66547 The museum and historic Prairie Village consists of authentic buildings from the 1800s, along with history which traces the evolution of Wamego and Pottawatomie County from the first inhabitants, the Konza and Potawatomie Indians, to the history of the Underground Railroad in the area, and the artifacts brought ...