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Celebrate the rich influence of Hispanic and Latino cultures in Kansas dating back to before statehood when Mexicans came through the territory as vaqueros on cattle drives or the Santa Fe Trail. Find fiestas, Latino art festivals, and celebrations of Hispanic food, drink, and music. Hispanic and Latino traditions and culture continue to be part of the fabric of the state, with legacies that endure through generations.
Kansas history is American history. Being in the middle of it all means we have a bit of it all. Our roots were planted from seeds all over…
Nicodemus is the first all-Black settlement west of the Mississippi, and it’s the only one still remaining. It is among the…
The breadth and beauty of Asian culture can be found across the state in unique ways. Find serenity in the traditional Japanese garden…
Kansas is home to indigenous populations whose history is embedded in the very soil of the state. Learn about the culture, traditions, and…
Kansas’ reputation as the wheat state began when Russian immigrants brought hard winter wheat with them to their new home.