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Wamego Explorations | Art

Columbian Theatre, Museum, and Art Center

The Columbian Theatre was built in the late 1890s by businessman J.C. Rogers to house artifacts he retrieved from the 1893 World Columbian Exposition at Chicago.

Oz Museum

"There's no place like home." What words could be more appropriate when describing the dream of a small community that literally built a museum out of a rainbow's notion? It took the brains of a small group of leaders, the heart for what L. Frank Baum began in 1900 as ...

Poppyfield Art Gallery

Poppyfield Gallery hosts an eclectic collection of work by local and regional artists in many forms of media ranging from traditional to avant garde. The gallery is open to the public, and there is no admission fee.

Thursday night Art Walk

Several of the art studios, galleries, and related businesses in Wamego’s downtown business district host a monthly “Art Walk” along downtown’s Lincoln Avenue. Held the first Thursday of each month from March through December.

Wamego Historic Museum and Prairie Village

Come meet Abigail, a full-body taxidermy buffalo who is on display at the Wamego Historic Museum. The village includes a one-room schoolhouse, an 1850s log cabin, the first jail in Pottawatomie County, a chapel, and much more.

Whirling Earth Gallery

All pottery in the gallery is hand-crafted by owners John & Dee Stuart, and wood carvings and paintings are created by Pottawatomie county artists.