Live Entertainment in Wichita

Century II Performing Arts & Convention Center is Wichita's landmark civic venue — a striking 1969 disc-shaped building housing a 2,200-seat Concert Hall and 700-seat Mary Jane Teall Theater serving as home to the Wichita Symphony Orchestra, Wichita Grand Opera, and major touring performances. The distinctive architectural statement on the Arkansas River waterfront has served as Kansas's premier performing arts venue for over five decades.

Wichita's sports venues include baseball at Riverfront Stadium (home of the new AA Wichita Wind Surge, Minnesota Twins affiliate) — a recently opened downtown ballpark that represents Wichita's commitment to revitalizing its downtown entertainment landscape. The Wind Surge's founding represents one of the most significant investments in Wichita's downtown entertainment infrastructure in recent decades.

INTRUST Bank Arena is Wichita's 15,000-seat entertainment anchor — the largest arena in Kansas and the primary venue for major concerts, Wichita Thunder hockey, and large-scale events for south-central Kansas. As Wichita is the largest city between Oklahoma City and Kansas City, INTRUST pulls concert audiences from a massive geographic footprint spanning southern Kansas, northern Oklahoma, and the gaming visitors from the growing Kansas tribal casino market.

INTRUST Bank Arena serves Wichita's sporting community with the Wichita Thunder ECHL hockey team and Wichita Wind Surge minor league baseball — a downtown arena where the extraordinary loyalty of Wichita sports fans creates game-day experiences of genuine Kansas community sporting passion. Wichita's remarkable sports support (extraordinary for a city of 400,000) reflects Kansas's deep culture of sports community pride.

INTRUST Bank Arena is Wichita's premier indoor entertainment venue — a 15,000-capacity arena presenting major concerts and family shows for Kansas's largest city. As the only major indoor arena in Kansas outside Kansas City, INTRUST Bank Arena serves a vast Great Plains region that extends into Oklahoma and Nebraska, making each major concert event one of the most significant entertainment occasions for a multi-state audience.

INTRUST Bank Arena is Wichita's most important entertainment venue — a 15,000-capacity downtown arena presenting major touring concerts, Wichita Thunder ECHL hockey, and special events. Wichita's extraordinary position as the regional hub for south-central Kansas and the surrounding four-state area creates a concert market that significantly exceeds the city's 400,000 population.