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Dodge City Days are held in late July to early August. Events include a barbeque contest, the Dodge City Days Rodeo, an arts and crafts show, a parade, and a classic car show.
The Boot Hill Museum contains a reconstruction of 1876 Dodge City and Boot Hill Cemetery, so named because most of the deceased were buried with their boots on. Between Memorial Day and the end of August, visitors can see gunfight re-enactments, a variety show, and have a chuckwagon dinner.
Art gallery in the historic Carnegie Library building. Listed on the National Register of Historic Sites.
38-ft-tall cross marking the spot where Spanish explorer Francisco Vasques de Coronado crossed the Arkansas River in search of the fabled "Seven Cities of Gold" in 1541.
Fort Dodge served as a supply depot and a base of operation while fighting the Indians from 1865-1882.
Home of Stone
The 1881 house of a bootmaker with original furnishings and a gallery dedicated to local pioneer women.
Run by the Kansas Lottery. Adults only (minimum age of 21).