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The sports teams of Wichita State University, fielding NCAA Division I teams in seven men's sports and eight women's sports as a member of the American Athletic Conference. With no football program (WSU dropped the sport in 1986), the hot-button sport on campus is men's basketball, which became a national powerhouse, with a Final Four berth in 2013 and an unbeaten 2013–14 regular season. Men's basketball games routinely sell out at the team's main home of Charles Koch Arena on campus and the Intrust Bank Arena. Most other facilities are on campus, with the most notable being Eck Stadium (baseball) and the former football home of Cessna Stadium, now home to WSU track and field and also hosting many local and state high school football games.
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Downtown, just east of the central business district. This entertainment district is one of the must-see spots if you are travelling to the city. It boasts over 100 shops, restaurants, and bars, all within walking distance.
This museum shows you the rich historical and cultural heritage of Wichita and Sedgwick County Kansas.
Dedicated to recording and exhibiting the importance of railroad transportation in the human, agricultural, commercial and industrial heritage of Wichita, Kansas and the Great Plains.
Held in late May or early June, Riverfest is Wichita's largest festival, with live music, food vendors and activities for all ages.
The arena holds 15,100 people. It is home to the Wichita Thunder, a minor league hockey team. It also holds several basketball games a year, and serves as the secondary home for Wichita State University Shockers basketball.
Century II is a full service performing arts and convention center, providing a diverse selection of entertainment and meeting opportunities. The complex features three sections. The main section has a circular design. The two secondary sections are the Bob Brown Expo Hall and the Hyatt Regency Wichita convention rooms.