Museums in Topeka, KS - Page 1

Since 1875 the Kansas Historical Society has preserved & shared your dynamic Kansas stories.

Located along the Oregon Trail in Topeka, KS. Visit historic buildings, artifacts, botanical gardens and more!

Judith White, Anna Smith, Ally West & Karl Schroeder

We're the state history museum for Kansas. Reopens November 22, 2025.

A unique collection of 47 aircraft, many historic engines, dioramas and exhibit cases in two hangars at Forbes Field on the grounds of the Topeka Regional Airport, the Combat Air M...

A free art museum at Washburn University.

We host a Railroad Museum, Facility Rentals, All Veterans Memorial, Traveling Exhibits and more!

Two Wolves Studio & Artist Den is an art gallery and art studios of the Two Wolves Artist Collective. A place to show art, perform art and have art classes and sessions. We have a...

Ice Cream Floats. Food. Art. AND Music. This must be the place.

Since 1946, members and trustees promote and preserve the history of Shawnee County which was established in the 1850s and is home to the Capital City of Kansas.

Your connection to the Arts: inspiring curiosity, developing visual literacy, and building our commu

We are a not-for-profit supporting and promoting visual arts through art education and lifting artists up.

The Artist Alley Studio Tattoos and Piercings showcases the tattooing, piercing and fine art of The GYPSY—an international award-winning, museum-exhibited artist and the most exper...

Mixing art & entertainment! We have over 60 artists/ creators! Art & gifts.

The Museum of the Kansas National Guard is open to the public Monday through Saturday, 10:00 AM through 4:00 PM. Admission is FREE and open to the public. The museum displays hon...

For over 50 years, Beauchamp's has been the "go-to" resource in northeast Kansas for quality fine art.

First Friday Art Walk downtown premier gallery displaying original photographs, paintings, carvings,

Official page for The Art Of The GYPSY Studio. Featuring Art Lessons With The GYPSY

Fun, funky art by Cynthia Stotlar

The Ritchie House was built in 1856. It was a stop on the Underground Railroad and is the oldest.

The wall sanctioned for creating spray art freely and legally. This is a canvas for spray artists to be used freely by local and traveling artists.