"KANSAS: HOME ON THE RANGE"

a sesquicentennial tribute to the heritage

of Kansas and the spirit of our people

Saturday October 8, 2011

2:30  pm

Century II Convention Hall    

225 West Douglas, Wichita, Kansas 67202

  Thanks to some generous sponsors, tickets are just $5 !  Purchase online at

"  Every Kansan should see this show." 

That's what folks were saying in March when "Kansas:  Home on the Range" 

was presented for the first time at Hutchinson's Historic Fox Theatre. 

Now the show is bigger and better than ever -- telling a broader story with a cast of 150 people. 

From our Native American heritage to Bleeding Kansas,

cattle trails to the Pony Express...

from cowboys to tornadoes,

early settlers to immigrants of today...

'Home on the Range" celebrates Kansans who have gone on to become

famous leaders, artists, and inventors...

and how Kansas has inspired movies and the hit parade.

It is a multi-media pageant with music, dance, poetry, storytelling.

And it's an experience you won't want to miss.

The cast features performers from all over the state:

Diamond W Wranglers  

Three Trails West        

ARISE                           

Roger Ringer  

Wichita Community Children's Choir

Wichita Asian Association Dance Team

Groupo De Floreo De Reyes Rivera

Dancers and drummers from the Mid-America All-Indian Center

The Sesquicentennial Symphony, directed by Dr. Richard Koshgarian

Narration by Bill Barwick of the Encore Westerns Channel

Video Production by First Generation Video

Written by Martha Slater Farrell, based on an original concept of Roger Ringer, and presented by the Western Music Association - Kansas Chapter

Judy Coder

Zerf

Fred Hargrove

Marshal Allen Bailey

Barry Ward

Jeff Davidson

Ron Wilson

Tallgrass Express String Band