Events CartEvent ListingSelect Category: All Categories Agriculture Arts and Crafts Shows Community Meals Educational Family Fun Fundraisers Health and Fitness Music Concerts/Festivals Other Outdoor Recreation Performing Arts Winfield 150 Calendar View<< PrevNext >>Saturday, April 04, 2020Family FunPooch Egg HuntRegister your dog for the Pooch Egg Hunt at 10:00amon Saturday, April 4 at the Broadway RecreationComplex, field #5. Each dog will be allowed a limitednumber of eggs that are filled with dog treats. Once theyfind the egg and claim it with their nose, it goes into theirbasket to open later. Limit of one dog per person.Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Stoop andScoop rules apply so please come prepared with yourown bag. All dogs must have current vaccinations. Costis $5 per person/dog. Pre-Registration is required at the WRC Office, 624 College,(620) 221-2160.When:Saturday, April 4, 2020 10:00 AM thru 11:00 AMWhere:Broadway Sports Complex2200 Broadway St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Elizabeth Lanier620.221.2160elanier@winfieldrec.comhttp://www.winfieldrec.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, April 04, 2020Family FunWRC Cornhole TournamentTeam Fee: $30 by April 2ndLate Registration: $40Check-in at 5:30 PM, Bags fly at 6:00 PMCASH PRIZE FOR TOP TEAMS!Refreshments allowedAmerican Cornhole Association Rules3 Match GuaranteeTeams beat out early can buy back into the consolation bracket for $10.Register with the Winfield Recreation Commission at 624 College St. or 620.221.2161When:Saturday, April 4, 2020 5:30 PM thru 09:30 PMWhere:Winfield Fairgrounds, Barn #41105 W. 9th Ave.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Troy Moree620.221.2161troymoree@winfieldrec.comhttp://www.winfieldrec.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Sunday, April 12, 2020Family FunVFW Easter Egg HuntThe members of VFW Post #3544 stuff thousands of eggs for a community Easter egg hunt in Memorial Park. More details available soon.When:Sunday, April 12, 2020 1:00 PM thru 03:00 PMWhere:Memorial Park9th & FullerWinfield, KS 67156For More Info:VFW620.402.6022vfwpost3544@gmail.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, April 18, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsKansas Soundscapes Winner PerformancesThe winners of the Winfield Arts & Humanities Council's annual Kansas Soundscapes competition will be announced, followed by their performances of their winning pieces.When:Saturday, April 18, 2020 3:30 PM thru 05:00 PMWhere:College Hill Coffee403 Soward St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Cheri Kindt-Gonzales620-221-2161winfieldarts@gmail.comwinfieldarts.org Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, April 18, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsUncork the Music Concert Series: Steel WheelsEnjoy a relaxing evening in the Flint Hills drinking award-winning Wheat State Wine Co. wines and listening to great live music! Admission is $10 per person. Gate opens at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. No outside alcohol allowed, but people are welcome to bring food.When:Saturday, April 18, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Wheat State Wine Co.23622 Springhill Farm Dr.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Lena Helms620-229-9463info@wheatstatewineco.comhttp://www.wheatstatewineco.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, May 02, 2020OtherKansas Voices Winners Reading & ReceptionListen to the winners of the 2020 Kansas Voices Writing Competition read their winning pieces. Dinner served for $10 per person.RSVP to the Winfield Arts & Humanities Council by Friday, April 24th.When:Saturday, May 2, 2020 6:00 PM thru 08:00 PMWhere:Community Center at Baden Square700 Gary St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Cheri Kindt-Gonzales620.221.2161winfieldarts@gmail.comhttp://www.winfieldarts.org Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Friday, May 08, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsSpring Music CrawlEnjoy free live music on Winfield's sidewalks! Bring your lawn chair and enjoy our musical community! The Young Professionals of Cowley County will have a beer garden on the corner of 9th & Millington where they will be selling Domestic Beer for $3, Craft Beer for $4, or Wheat State Wine Co. wine for $6.Food trucks will be parked at 9th & Millington St as well. This event is held by the Winfield Main Street Committee of the Winfield Area Chamber of Commerce.When:Friday, May 8, 2020 5:30 PM thru 08:30 PMWhere:Winfield Main Street11th Avenue to 5th AvenueWinfield, KS 67156For More Info:Megan Beeson620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttp://www.winfieldchamber.org Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Sunday, May 10, 2020EducationalSouthwestern College CommencementBaccalaureate Service @ 9:30 AM, Richardson Performing Arts CenterOrder of the Mound @ 11:00 AM, Cole Mound PlazaGraduate Hooding Ceremony @ 12:00 PM, Richardson Performing Arts CenterCommencement Ceremony @ 2:30 PM, Richard L. Jantz StadiumWhen:Sunday, May 10, 2020 2:30 PM thru 04:30 PMWhere:Richard L. Jantz StadiumSouthwestern College 1900 Warren Ave.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Southwestern College620.229.6333registrar@sckans.eduhttps://www.sckans.edu/student-services/commencement/commencement-activities/ Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, May 30, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsUncork the Music Concert Series: Kris Lager BandEnjoy a relaxing evening in the Flint Hills drinking award-winning Wheat State Wine Co. wines and listening to great live music! Admission is $20 per car. Season tickets available. Gate opens at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. No outside alcohol allowed, but people are welcome to bring food.When:Saturday, May 30, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Wheat State Wine Co.23622 Springhill Farm Dr.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Lena Helms620-229-9463info@wheatstatewineco.comhttp://www.wheatstatewineco.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, June 13, 2020Health and Fitness31st Annual Junebug JogHosted by Winfield Recreation Commission and William Newton Hospital's Healthways Department5K begins at 8:00 AMPre-registration - $15 (first 150 registered get a free shirt!)Day of race - $20Junior Races begin at 9:00 AMOnly $2Registration available soon.When:Saturday, June 13, 2020 8:00 AM thru 10:00 AMWhere:Starting line is on Warren Street by Stewart Fieldhouse at Southwestern CollegeWinfield, KS 67156For More Info:Elizabeth Lanier620.221.2160elanier@winfieldrec.comhttp://www.winfieldrec.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Thursday, June 25, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsDuck Jam in the Park: Handmade MomentsOne Way Traffic opening at 6:00 PM.Handmade Moments - Ornate instrumentation details the bedrock of their simple yet sophisticated songcraft, and endearing, intoxicating personality. Handmade Moments’ piercing lyricism and carousing croon both tell their own inspirational tale, and encompass larger themes that resonate within us all. This musical document unveils a myriad of tones, from walking upright bass to silky saxophone; it embodies an intelligent, progressive culture and celebrates a simple way of life. “Fighting a Mountain” imagines a friend stranded in raging waters, but you are unable to help, restrained by physical barriers. The title track envisions a post-apocalyptic world with desert farms, a pointed statement against input-reliant agriculture and rallying cry to restore the ecosystem. “Junkie” is not your typical lover’s lament, and uses muse and real life metaphor to emphasize emotions that know no bounds, until they are no more. Paw Paw Tree is filled with lyrical life lessons, statements on the state the union, and examinations of those fragile, human elements that define each and every one of us.One Way Traffic is a St. Louis-based band with an eclectic sound fueled by bluegrass, Americana, folk and blues. The band is driven by musicians Leah Osborne (vocals/baritone ukulele/washboard), Drew Lance (percussion/vocals), Erik Ferguson (bass), Sam Avery (guitar/vocals) and Sam Aubuchon (mandolin).One Way Traffic has picked up speed quickly and forcefully. Shortly after releasing their debut album, Turn Right, in July 2019, the band competed in and won the 2019 Northwest String Summit Band Competition. All members are songwriters aiming to keep it fresh and share their experiences with listeners through a unique approach and an honest delivery. One Way Traffic is made up of seasoned musicians that are hungry, young, and genuinely enjoy working together -- and it shows in live performances. What gives the band an undeniable edge is their outlook on making music: they strive to connect.This concert will be the second concert of the Island Park Productions 2020 Concert Series in Island Park. These events are free and open to the public thanks to the generosity of community sponsors. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic dinner with them along with adult beverages, if so inclined. TIME: Gate will open at 5:00 pm on Thursday June 25. One Way Traffic will begin at 6:00 PM. Handmade Moments will begin at 7:00 pm. LOCATION: Island Park, 200 N. Main Street, Winfield, KSBYO … Be sure to bring your own lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Also BYO dinner and beverages!When:Thursday, June 25, 2020 6:00 PM thru 09:00 PMWhere:Island Park Performance VenueIsland Park200 N. Main St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Winfield Chamber620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttps://www.facebook.com/events/967032193698286/ Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, June 27, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsPOSTPONEDUncork the Music Concert Series:The Dewayn BrothersEnjoy a relaxing evening in the Flint Hills drinking award-winning Wheat State Wine Co. wines and listening to great live music! Admission is $20 per car. Season tickets available. Gate opens at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. No outside alcohol allowed, but people are welcome to bring food.When:Saturday, June 27, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Wheat State Wine Co.23622 Springhill Farm Dr.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Lena Helms620-229-9463info@wheatstatewineco.comhttp://www.wheatstatewineco.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Thursday, July 02, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsDuck Jam in the Park: Big Fat Fun Block PartyBIG FAT FUN is known as a "PARTY ROCK" Band, covering fun, danceable music from the 60's, 70's, 80's 90's and today!!A true variety band, that covers virtually all styles of music!This concert will have a block party feel to kick off the Independence Day weekend, with neighbors sharing food, fun kids activities, and lots of dancing! This concert will be the third concert of the Island Park Productions 2020 Duck Jam in the Park Concert Series. These events are free and open to the public thanks to the generosity of community sponsors. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic dinner with them along with adult beverages, if so inclined.TIME: Gate will open at 5:00 pm on Thursday July 2nd. BIG FAT FUN will begin at 6:00 pm.LOCATION: Island Park, 200 N. Main Street, Winfield, KSBYO … Be sure to bring your own lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Also BYO dinner and beverages! When:Thursday, July 2, 2020 6:00 PM thru 09:00 PMWhere:Island Park Performance VenueIsland Park200 N. Main St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Winfield Chamber620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttps://www.facebook.com/events/2840445839374161/ Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, July 04, 2020Family Fun4th of July CelebrationHeld and sponsored by the Winfield Rotary Club6:30 PM - Winfield Kiwanis Drive-Thru Dinner ($7) drinks are by donation, all proceeds go towards the fireworks show.Virtual Concert begins at 7:00 PM on 93.9FMFireworks begin at dark.Donations to fund the fireworks show are greatly appreciated. Monetary donations can be sent to:Union State Bankc/o Rusty ZimmermanPO Box 539Winfield, KS 67156Or they will be accepting donations during the event.When:Saturday, July 4, 2020 5:30 PM thru 09:30 PMWhere:Winfield Fairgrounds1105 W. 9th Ave.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Rusty Zimmerman620.221.3040rustyz@myunionstate.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Thursday, July 16, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsDuck Jam in the Park: Josh Hoyer and Soul ColossalJeremy Spring of Crusoe & Abandon Kansas opening at 6:00 PM.Night after night at their live shows, Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal leave it all on the table, bringing crowds palpably authentic music. This is a real working band; music for the people, by the people. You hear the veracity in Hoyer’s voice. You hear the strife of a guitar amp being pushed to its limits. You hear keyboards hammering notes home while emboldened horns soar over the top of a rhythm section akin to a freight train. The raucous funk and smooth soul emanating from the stage dutifully pays homage to the past soul giants while simultaneously charging forward, piloting themselves into the modern era. This is soul music. Hoyer formed Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal in 2012 in famed blues town Lincoln, Nebraska. The award-winning five-piece band includes some of the area's most revered and accomplished musicians. Joining Hoyer (keyboards/vocals) is Blake DeForest (trumpet), Mike Keeling (bass), Benjamin Kushner (guitar), and Harrison ElDorado (drums). Inspired by the sounds of Stax, Motown, Muscle Shoals, New Orleans, Philly and San Francisco, the band continuously crosses musical boundaries both in style and era, and joins forces each show with a common goal - to have the crowd dancing so much they forget even their smallest troubles.On January 18th, 2019, Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal released Do It Now, their fourth full length studio album. The album was recorded at Silver Street in Ashland, NE and at Make Believe Studios in Omaha, NE. Upon its initial European release in August 2018, the album drew rave reviews from European publications with Blues Magazine stating, “Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal still prove to be at the top of the contemporary soul movement.” The band promoted the album on their second European tour; a 37-city outing spanning 6 different countries. Do It Now is available on vinyl, CD and all streaming platforms.Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal hit the road again in 2018 as they traveled to over 25 states and played numerous festivals across the United States. On January 26th, 2018, Hoyer released The End of the Night, a 3-song EP and solo side project with veteran Nashville songwriters Jay Knowles (Harry Connick Jr, Blake Shelton), and Jon Coleman (Trace Adkins). In 2017, Josh was featured as a contestant on NBC's The Voice, and the band completed their first European tour; a 27-city stint capped with a live album release from their show in Brussels, Belgium.The hard working band completed several national tours from 2015-2017, playing more than 150 shows in 32 states each year, including opening for George Clinton, Charles Bradley, Booker T Jones, and Muscle Shoals Revue.In 2016, the magic of their live show caught the attention of producer Ken Coomer (Wilco, Uncle Tupelo), who joined with the band to record their third full-length album. Running From Love, was recorded at Nashville's historic Sound Emporium, and once again features Hoyer's trademark vocals and the band's signature groove. The album was released on April 8, 2016, on Silver Street Records, and is available on vinyl, CD, and all streaming platforms."If James Brown and Otis Redding had a love child, it would be Josh Hoyer. The Lincoln, Nebraska, soul shouter, and his band of merry soulsters, Soul Colossal, deliver a sound so big, so funky, so wring-the-sweat-out-of-you energetic that it reaches through the speakers and shakes you until you start moving to its groove." - No DepressionThis concert will be the fourth concert of the Island Park Productions 2020 Concert Series in Island Park. These events are free and open to the public thanks to the generosity of community sponsors. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic dinner with them along with adult beverages, if so inclined. TIME: Gate will open at 6:00 pm on Thursday July 16. Jeremy Spring will begin at 7:00 PM. Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal will begin at 8:00 pm. LOCATION: Island Park, 200 N. Main Street, Winfield, KSBYO … Be sure to bring your own lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Also BYO dinner and beverages! When:Thursday, July 16, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Island Park Performance VenueIsland Park200 N. Main St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Winfield Chamber620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttps://www.facebook.com/events/636927773774795/ Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Friday, July 17, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsSummer Music CrawlEnjoy free live music in downtown Winfield! Bring your lawn chair and enjoy our musical community! Winfield Main Street Committee will be hosting a summer music crawl on Friday, July 17th at 5:30 PM and will end around 8:30 PM. To ensure everyone’s safety, the performances will be located in the side street surrounding Main Street and 9th Avenue instead of on the sidewalks like crawls in the past. This will allow spectators to spread out and maintain distance from those they did not come with. Those who attend are encouraged to bring their own chairs as well as face masks for times when social distancing is difficult. The Young Professionals of Cowley County will be hosting a beer garden at the corner of 9th Avenue and Millington Street where guests can buy domestic beer for $3, craft beer for $4, and Wheat State Wine Co. wines for $6. YP Members get their first drink for free. Jordan Butler will be performing in the beer garden sponsored by YP. A food truck court will also be set up at 9th Avenue and Millington Street. 3 Critters BBQ and Neives Taco Truck will be parked by the city building at 200 E. 9th Avenue.The corner of 8th Avenue and Main Street will feature Ben Russell on the west side of Main Street sponsored by Biederman’s Bistro, Cutting Edge Custom Tees, and The Edge Performing Arts Center. Cowley County Humane Society will also be selling water bottles and will have adoptable animals on site. On the east side of Main Street on 8th Avenue, the band Final Thoughts will be performing sponsored by The Emporium and Precision Printing.The corner of 10th Avenue and Main Street will feature the Walnut River String Band on the west side of Main Street sponsored by Graves Drug. The east side will feature Grody Riggins for the first half of the evening sponsored by RCB Bank and Walnut Valley Association. Little Big Twang will take the stage for the second half of the evening sponsored by the Cowley County Democratic Party.The corner of 11th Avenue and Main Street on the west side will feature The Student Loans sponsored by the Marquee Performing Arts Center and Snappy Chicks Boutique.... More >><< LessWhen:Friday, July 17, 2020 5:30 PM thru 08:30 PMWhere:Winfield Main Street11th Avenue to 8th AvenueWinfield, KS 67156For More Info:Megan Beeson620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttp://www.winfieldchamber.org Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, July 18, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsUncork the Music Concert: Dustin Arbuckle & the DamnationsEnjoy a relaxing evening in the Flint Hills drinking award-winning Wheat State Wine Co. wines and listening to great live music! Admission is $10 per person. Season tickets available. Gate opens at 7:00 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. No outside alcohol allowed, but people are welcome to bring food.When:Saturday, July 18, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Wheat State Wine Co.23622 Springhill Farm Dr.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Lena Helms620-229-9463info@wheatstatewineco.comhttp://www.wheatstatewineco.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Tuesday, July 21, 2020Health and FitnessChristmas in July Golf TournamentThe Winfield Country club Women's Golf Association hosts Christmas in July Golf Tournament on July 21st and 22nd at 9:00 AM and continuing into the afternoon on both days. Lunch will be served to the participants each day, but other meals will be at the expense of participants. Teams are $260.When:from Tuesday, July 21, 2020 8:00 AMthru Wednesday, July 22, 2020 5:00 PMWhere:Winfield Country Club2916 Country Club Rd.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Paula Gill620.440.2895paulasuegill@yahoo.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Thursday, August 06, 2020Music Concerts/FestivalsDuck Jam in the Park: William Clark GreenWith opening act, Tequila Songbirds"I first met William Clark Green in about 2010, at that time just emerging among Texas' musical cast of characters as a young hopeful. Most clear in my memory, even amid the party that a live music backstage scene can tend to be, Will was the happiest guy in the place – clearly exactly where he wanted to be, and loving every second. This was a contagious vibe from the outset, one that Will had no trouble channeling into music that rings in the heart of the listener, and a live show as inspiring as it is entertaining. Between two acclaimed and successful albums, 2012’s Rose Queen and 2015’s Ringling Road, and what now clocks in at a near-decade's worth of dogged road work, William Clark Green has established himself as one of the most important voices of his genre - a voice that now pipes up again on his anticipated new album, Hebert Island. Texas is a big place, complete with fully distinct sub-territories - we reserve the right to bust into several states, should that become strategically expedient - and our traveling musical artists tend to become experts on the rich mosaic that makes up Texas' cultural geography. Will has found himself onstage in a growing portion of her 254 counties, and has called several his home; as he puts it, "I kinda spend six years everywhere". Childhood northeast in Tyler, high school years in College Station, college years at Texas Tech in Lubbock, early music career years in the north-central hamlet of Eastland, and lately his most urban digs so far, in Fort Worth - but deep down, Will's Cajun roots call to him incessantly, and thus southeast Texas is never far from his mind. The new album is named for Will's retreat at Hebert Island (say "AY-Bear", though you'll occasionally hear "HEE-Bert") near Beaumont, and refers to the hilltop upon which his camphouse sits - not an actual island, but a potential one, should the occasional flood come to pass; high ground is valuable in this landscape. Will considers himself a "half-ass coon-ass" - a distantly-descended Cajun, but one who holds a deep appreciation for that history and that way of life. "It's a real place", Will insists, with the feeling that only such a beloved space can foster - his family has owned it since 1869, in the early years of Reconstruction, and is where they established one of the state's first rice farming operations. It's a place that echoes through time for William Clark Green, connecting his family's past and tradition to who he is as an artist, and as a man, today.It's been over three years since Ringling Road. "I'm not gonna force songs," Will sighs. "We could have finished the record a long time ago, but we didn't like the mixes - we're the bosses, and we don't have to listen to ourselves." The pressures and deadlines of the professional recording artist are nothing new, and while he certainly notices that pressure, Will recognizes it to be a good problem to have. "I remember when no one gave a shit, so yeah, it's incredible to have that want-to. So far, every record I've come out with has been my best record - I wrote my ass off for this one. I wanted to make sure it beat Ringling Road, and I'm not bragging on myself - I just knew it was going to take effort."That effort has paid off; Hebert Island is a stellar new batch of songs from a guy who has gone to great lengths to keep his energy focused, through all distraction, on quality songcraft. "My favorite songwriter is Guy Clark - the songwriter's songwriter. It's what I've always cared about the most...the craft of songs is really where it's at for me. I think good songs are undeniable." Mostly recorded at Nashville’s Sound Emporium with Benjy Davis at the board, the new album also features players who have been backing Will for near the full ride, including guitarist Steven Marcus and bassist Cameron Moreland. “Goner” stands as a shimmering, no-hard-feelings take on the moment of breakup, the protagonist of the quasi-travelogue “Stay” understands that it doesn’t matter where you are, as long as you’re close to love, and the ballad “She Loves Horses” exemplifies both the warmth and strength that’s developed in Will’s songwriting and the performance power of his players. Will's desired contribution to the world is songs that change lives for the better, and he realizes that he's conduit as much as creator for that change. And in spite of - or, perhaps, because of - the demands and pressures of the life he's chosen, and the position of leadership he's earned through a decade of determination, William Clark Green is a guy who takes none of this for granted. "Our path is guided by something that's greater than me, I believe that. We can be very proud of what we've accomplished; we've done it the right way...I feel very proud of what we've done, and I'm thankful every day for where we're at."-Chris MosserThis concert will be the last concert of the Island Park Productions Duck Jam in the Park 2020 Concert Series. These events are free and open to the public thanks to the generosity of community sponsors. Attendees are welcome to bring a picnic dinner with them along with adult beverages, if so inclined.TIME: Gate will open at 6:00 pm on Thursday August 6. Opening act Tequila Songbirds will begin at 7:00 pm. William Clark Green will play at 8:00 pm.LOCATION: Island Park, 200 N. Main Street, Winfield, KSBYO … Be sure to bring your own lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Also BYO dinner and beverages! When:Thursday, August 6, 2020 7:00 PM thru 10:00 PMWhere:Island Park Performance VenueIsland Park200 N. Main St.Winfield, KS 67156For More Info:Winfield Chamber620.221.2420admin@winfieldchamber.orghttps://www.facebook.com/events/831824537324074/ Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Saturday, August 08, 2020FundraisersHabitat for Humanity Garage SaleFill a bag for just $5!! Enter through the South doors, exit out the North. Face masks required. All proceeds from the sale will be used to continue the construction of the 28th Habitat for Humanity House located at 606 East 4th Street.Donation drop-off is August 7th from 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMWhen:Saturday, August 8, 2020 7:00 AM thru 01:00 PMWhere:Barn #4Winfield Fairgrounds1105 W. 9th AvenueWinfield, KS 67156For More Info:Todd DeMint620.221.3015wahabitat@rainks.comhttp://www.winfieldhfh.com Add to calendar Apple Google Microsoft 365 Outlook (desktop)Calendar View<< PrevNext >>Members | Calendar of Events | Member Account | Community Calendar of Events | Jobs | Member Promotions | News | Request Info Eat/Drink Winfield Restaurant Week Restaurants Coffee Shops & Bars Play/Explore Outdoors & Recreation Music Festivals & Concerts Duck Jam in the Park Attractions Art Shop Antiques Clothing & Jewelry Gifts & Decor Specialty Stores SuCo Boutique Crawl Stay Hotels B&B’s Camping
