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About Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras & Ensembles

The Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras Program (WSYO) brings classical music to life for young people in south central Kansas. This program is a key educational outreach arm of the Wichita Symphony and shares in its mission to enrich, educate, and entertain diverse audiences of all ages in our region through performances of orchestral music, thereby enhancing the vibrancy and vitality of Wichita.

Founded in 1947, WSYO's Youth Symphony is a charter member of the Youth Symphony Orchestra Division of the League of American Orchestras. Today, the Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras Program is made up of four ensembles that serve over 250 students from 22 cities and towns in central Kansas and northern Oklahoma. WSYO ensembles include the Youth Symphony, Repertory Orchestra, Youth Chamber Players, and Wind Ensemble. For full descriptions of the ensembles, click here.

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Membership Auditions

Membership in WSYO is open to students in grades 4-12. Auditions for the 2021-2022 Season will be held May 6-9, 2021 at Duerksen Fine Arts Center on the Wichita State University Campus. Please review the below informational materials before completing your membership audition application.

WSYO Informational Materials
WSYO Membership Requirements Meet Our Ensembles 2021-2022 WSYO Tuition
General Rehearsal Schedule

Most WSYO rehearsals take place at Duerksen Fine Arts Center at Wichita State University. Click the links below to view the tentative schedules for the orchestras and wind ensemble for the 2021-2022 season. These schedules are subject to change, and final schedules will be issued ahead of the start of the season.
Youth Symphony, Repertory Orchestra, and Chamber Players Tentative Schedule Wind Ensemble Tentative Schedule
Audition Schedule

Thursday, May 6: Elementary and Middle School Violins, Elementary and Middle School Cellos,
Double Bass, Woodwinds

Friday, May 7: Elementary and Middle School Violins, High School Cellos, Brass

Saturday, May 8: Middle School and High School Violins, Violas, Percussion

Sunday, May 9: High School Violins

Membership Audition Applications
Application Deadline: April 16, 2021
To be considered for membership you must complete an application and prepare the audition materials as outlined in the below instrument audition packets.

Application for Returning Members

Application for New Members
Instrument Audition Packets

Euphonium Tenor Sax Alto Sax Bari Sax

Bass Clarinet Harp Percussion

Meet our Conductors & Staff

Youth Symphony

Dr. Mark Laycock
Director of Youth Orchestras & Ensembles Program
Youth Symphony Conductor
Fred and Mary Koch Foundation Endowed Chair

Conductor of the Wichita Youth Symphony and Director of the Wichita Youth Orchestras & Ensembles Program, Dr. Mark Laycock is a Professor of Music at Wichita State University, where he holds the Ann Walenta Faculty of Distinction Endowed Professorship. He has been recognized with the WSU Excellence in Creative Activity Award and the College of Fine Arts Excellence in Teaching Award. He serves as Director of Orchestras and Coordinator of Strings. WSU Symphony Orchestra appearances under his direction include international tours to Spain and Canada, a concert at Carnegie Hall, and multiple invited performances at Kansas Music Educators Association In-Service Workshops. Dr. Laycock is a member of the Board of Directors of the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic; he serves as Chair of Orchestra Activities. His work as guest conductor, clinician, or adjudicator spans 34 states. Appearances in the current season include the Bangkok International String Festival, the all-state orchestras of Florida and Washington, educational sessions at the Conn-Selmer Institute and The Ohio State University String Teacher Workshop, and adjudication in California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, and Oregon. Dr. Laycock served the National Orchestra Festival as adjudicator, clinician, and, in 2018-19, chair of the event. His appearances with professional ensembles include the Wichita Symphony Orchestra, Wichita Grand Opera, and Opera Kansas, as well as orchestras in Slovakia and Canada. Dr. Laycock has presented clinic sessions for numerous state education conferences, as well as the American String Teachers Association National Conference, the Northwest and Northeast Division Conventions of the National Association for Music Education, and the Midwest Clinic.

Repertory Orchestra

Dr. Wesley DeSpain, Conductor
Delmar and Mary Klocke Endowed Chair

Dr. Wesley DeSpain began directing the high school and middle school orchestras of the Derby Public Schools in the Fall of 2010. He conducted the Friends University Community Orchestra from 2010 - 2014 and is currently in his ninth season as Music Director and Conductor of the Delano Chamber Orchestra. Dr. DeSpain was Interim Director of Orchestras at Wichita State University for two years (2004 - 2006) and performed as clarinetist with the Wichita Symphony Orchestra for 25 seasons (1984 - 2009). He conducted Ballet Wichita's productions of "The Nutcracker" in 2017 and 2018. His summer activities include teaching at Camp Allegro and Bows at the Barn and directing a youth program sponsored by the Delano Chamber Players that includes two orchestras. He was a member of the Wichita Youth Symphony during his junior and senior years at Wichita High School East. Dr. DeSpain holds degrees from Baptist Bible College (B.A.), Wichita State University (B.M.E., M.M.E., M.M.), and the University of Oklahoma (D.M.A.). He served as Chair of the Kansas Music Educators Association All-State Orchestra from 2015 - 2017.

Youth Chamber Players
Eric L. Crawford, Conductor
Mr. Crawford is Director of Orchestras at Wichita High School East and is the Orchestra Curriculum Coach for USD 259, Wichita Public Schools. A native of Dayton, Ohio, he has made Wichita his home, playing in the Wichita Symphony bass section for 21 seasons. The recipient of numerous awards including the Wichita Public Schools' Good Apple Award, Wichita Arts Council's Burton Pell Award and the Wichita Symphony's Sevart Award, he served as President of the Kansas String Teacher's Association from 2013-2015. He has also served as Chair of the Wichita Symphony Orchestra Committee, and as President of Wichita Musician's Association.

Youth Wind Ensemble

Dr. Timothy Shade
Youth Wind Ensemble Conductor

Dr. Timothy Shade is currently the Director of Bands at Wichita State University. His responsibilities include leading the WSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band, coordinating the graduate wind conducting program and teaching various courses within the school of music. Previous appointments include Music Director and Principal Conductor of the Alhambra Orchestra (FL), Visiting Director of Orchestras at Florida Atlantic University, and Director of Instrumental Music at Bethel College (KS). He has garnered praise for his exciting programming, engaging personality and "marvelous conducting." Equally comfortable in the orchestral and wind realms, Shade has worked with Greater Miami Symphonic Band, The New River Orchestra, The Naples Philharmonic, The Frost Wind Ensemble, The Florida Youth Symphony, The Wichita Wind Ensemble, The Newton Mid-Kansas Symphony Orchestra, and the Delano Chamber Orchestra.

Tiffany Bell Rhodes

Manager of Education and Community Partnerships
Wichita Symphony Orchestra

As Education Manager, Tiffany Bell Rhodes oversees operations of all Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras and Wind Ensemble activities. For any questions regarding our youth ensembles, contact Tiffany at:

tbell@wso.org
316.267.5259 xt 105

Support the WSYO Program
ONE TIME DONATION RECURRING DONATION
If you'd like to support the WSYO program, please contact Tiffany Bell at tbell@wso.org to discuss sponsorship options.

Thank You to Our WSYO Sponsors!

Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras activities are made possible with the generous support provided by The Sam and Rie Bloomfield Foundation and The City of Wichita.

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The Wichita Symphony Youth Orchestras Program (WSYO) brings classical music to life for young people in south central Kansas. This program is a key educational outreach arm of the Wichita Symphony and shares in its mission to enrich, educate, and entertain diverse audiences of all ages in our region through performances of orchestral music, thereby enhancing the vibrancy and vitality of Wichita.

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Music Theatre Wichita creates a joyful summer of Broadway-scale productions and unparalleled educational opportunities for aspiring artists and technicians.

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About CP Theatre

Christian Performance Theater (CP Theatre) is a fall, winter and spring after-school theater arts program in all aspects of the performing arts. Students ages 5-18 are instructed in voice, drama, dance, improvisation, musical theater and more. Ages 8-18 currently enrolled in the class session are welcome to audition for a Broadway-style production. Parents also make a commitment to serve as a vital and active participant of the production by serving on production committees. We round out the year with our summer camps combining games, summer fun and opportunities for learning and growing in theatrical skills.

Letter From Dean owens, artistic director

Hello CP Theatre families! Still isn't the easiest thing to write after writing CYT Wichita for over 11 years but yet, here we are with a new name, Christian Performance Theatre. Thank you, Linda, for your wonderful video (click HERE if you didn't get to watch it yet). Both my wife, Audra, and I are proud to call Linda "friend" and I proudly accept the baton and position of Artistic Director.

"Change is inevitable but progress is optional."

The above couldn't be more true in 2020 as we're all aware. CYT Wichita was faced with certain monthly financial obligations that, quite honestly, brought us to a crossroads where closure was a foreseeable and disappointing option. "But progress is optional" and we are choosing to take that different and less traveled road.

"What you value is what you do."

We, as the family that has been developed over the years, value YOU. Our families and their students that have 'taken the stage' with us and the history of work that the Lord has done in the lives of so many helps us to make the decision to press in and reorganize. We may not be able to have five performances, with 700 in attendance, three times a year, nor can we have a large warehouse during these restrictive times. What we can do is come together to teach, learn, develop, work, love, laugh and produce great things. The balance of the staff, the board, our heart for God to be glorified in the arts and our desire to serve you and your family all remain the same as what you already know about us.

Thank you for allowing my wife and I to serve alongside you as we put "Character First" and become Christian Performance Theatre together. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me, call the office or reach out to our Board President, Jim Logan.

Dean Owens
Artistic Director, Christian Performance Theatre

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Christian Performance Theater (CP Theatre) is a fall, winter and spring after-school theater arts program in all aspects of the performing arts. Students ages 5-18 are instructed in voice, drama, dance, improvisation, musical theater and more. Ages 8-18 currently enrolled in the class session are welcome to audition for a Broadway-style production.

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Join 4-H

What is 4-H?

4-H is a Network of Families That Grows Great Kids! 4-H clubs have a mix of teens and younger youth, with a variety of interests and activities. Clubs meet monthly. At the meeting, they make group decisions about community service, hear presentations from guest speakers and other 4-H members, and learn about leadership, citizenship and public speaking.

4-H is a nationwide program. Each of the four H's of the clover represent ways youth can grow and develop.

H ead, critical thinking, problem solving;

H eart, self-discipline, integrity, communication;

H ands, serving others;

H ealth, choosing healthy lifestyles.

Joining 4-H is as easy as 1-2-3 !!

1. Find a club in your area. There are 14 clubs in Sedgwick County. Click here for a list of clubs. For club leaders contact information, call the
4-H Department at 316-660-0115 or email: bwingfie@ksu.edu.

2. Visit 2-3 clubs to find one that fits your family

3. Enroll online at v2.4honline.com

4-H clubs are open to all youth who are residents of Kansas and between the ages of 7 and 19. The 4-H year runs from October 1 until September 30. Youth who turn 7 before January 1 of the current 4-H year may enroll. Youth who turn 19 before January 1 of the current 4-H year are ineligible to enroll.
Returning members should re-enroll by December 1. If you miss this deadline, you will not be able to compete in the county fair and other competitive events. New families should visit the 4-H club at least once before joining to make sure that the club is a good fit for their family. In order to meet the March 1 enrollment deadline, you must visit no later than the January or February club meetings. New members must join by March 1 of the current 4-H year.
New member information resources:

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What is 4-H? 4-H is a Network of Families That Grows Great Kids! 4-H clubs have a mix of teens and younger youth, with a variety of interests and activities. Clubs meet monthly. At the meeting, they make group decisions about community service, hear presentations from guest speakers and other 4-H members, and learn about leadership, citizenship and public speaking.

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Greater Wichita YMCA | Greater Wichita YMCA

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Wichita Children's Theatre & Dance Center

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Wichita Children's Theatre and Dance Center - Proudly serving preschoolers, children, teens, and adults through comprehensive ballet, tap, jazz, and modern dance classes and recitals, and theater classes and performances for all ages

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May 27, 28, and 30th

Join the Wichita Grand Opera as we present a semi-staged production of Mozart's greatest opera "Don Giovanni"

This masterpiece of comedic drama shows us one day in the life of the famous lover, Don Giovanni, as he seeks conquests and finds his demise.

Tickets will be limited according to county health guidelines and socially distanced.
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Join the Wichita Grand Opera as we present a semi-staged production of Mozart's greatest opera "Don Giovanni" This masterpiece of comedic drama shows us one day in the life of the famous lover, Don Giovanni, as he seeks conquests and finds his demise. Tickets will be limited according to county health guidelines and socially distanced.

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The Wichita Art Museum brings people, ideas, and American Art together to enrich lives and build community. WAM's educational programming offers varied levels of engagement and participation with the core belief that art is for everyone, that curiosity inspires learning, and that learning is a lifelong adventure.

WAM is teeming with programs and activities. Click on the links below for additional information and program details.

Bringing a group of students to WAM? There's no admission charge for student groups visiting the museum, either on a self-guided or docent-led tour. 100% bus reimbursement also is available.

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The Wichita Art Museum brings people, ideas, and American Art together to enrich lives and build community. WAM's educational programming offers varied levels of engagement and participation with the core belief that art is for everyone, that curiosity inspires learning, and that learning is a lifelong adventure.

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Newton Public Library - Newton Public Library, Newton, Kansas

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Discover More

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Kansas through the Eyes of an Artist Part II - The Artists

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Thank You

Thank You... to the 43 founders of Carriage Factory Art Gallery. Their foresight in 1983 to rent space in a former carriage factory and later to become owners of the property as a nonprofit arts organization led to a renewal of appreciation for creative arts in the community. The gallery today provides opportunities for all ages to gather, learn, experience, perform, share, and celebrate the arts. We invite you to visit the gallery and enjoy the beauty of the art and the hospitality of this historic space.

Three of the founders of Carriage Factory Art Gallery were together at a special event in the gallery: Martha Knudsen, Dr. Frances Allen, and Naomi Wenger

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Carriage Factory Art Gallery - Newton, KS

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Kansas through the Eyes of an Artist Part II - The Artists Kayann Ausherman pieces of harmony Thank You... to the 43 founders of Carriage Factory Art Gallery. Their foresight in 1983 to rent space in a former carriage factory and later to become owners of the property as a nonprofit arts organization led to a renewal of appreciation for creative arts in the community.

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Museum & Archive Hours

10-4 Tuesday - Friday

We are not open on weekends at this time due to COVID

Staff maybe available for appointments.

Tuesday through Friday

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

1st and 3rd Saturdays

10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Free general admission. Donations welcome. For event and program fees, see Upcoming Events listing.

Want to support the museum? Make a donation via check or Paypal / Credit / Debit Card!

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Harvey County Historical Society - Museum and Archives

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Tuesday through Friday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm 1st and 3rd Saturdays 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Free general admission. Donations welcome. For event and program fees, see Upcoming Events listing. Want to support the museum? Make a donation via check or Paypal / Credit / Debit Card!

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Kansas Sports Museum

601 Southeast 36th Street
Newton, Kansas 67114

Archive Page Only
The Kansas Sports Museum has closed.

Kansas Sports Museum Map

"Kansans on the Cover" display of Sports Illustrated Magazine's issues featuring every issue of the magazine with a Kansan on the cover.

This is an archive page only. The Kansas Sports Museum has closed.

The Kansas Sports Museum is a division of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame which was founded in 1961 as a part of the Kansas Centennial Celebration. But in 2010, the sports museum (including about 90% of the exhibits) moved from Wichita to a new larger facility in the Chisholm Trail shopping Center, just south of Newton, Kansas. The new building isn't as interesting as the lovely old building the museum occupied in Wichita's Old Town, but the new museum setting is spacious and light.

The love of my life is much more of a Kansas sports fan than I am, and first dragged me to the Sports Museum and Hall of Fame. Our tour of the Kansas Sports Museum began with a 9 minute video highlighting Great Moments, Players and Coaches in Kansas sports history, which my companion thoroughly enjoyed.

As we toured the rest of the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame, she kept pointing out exhibits devoted to Kansans like Lynette Woodard, Gale Sayers, James Naismith, and Wilt Chamberlain.

Depending on your level of interest, a visit to the Kansas Sports Museum should take from one to three hours. The Kansas Sports Museum is a must stop for alumni of Wichita State, Kansas State and the University of Kansas.

Kansas is called the "Cradle of Basketball"

The University of Kansas Jayhawks are 5 time national basketball champions

Lynette Woodard was born in Wichita and played basketball at the University of Kansas where she scored a total of
3,649 points in four years to set a record as the top scoring college woman basketball player in the history of the
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). She was the first woman to play for the Harlem Globetrotters.

Small portion of the "Kansans on the Cover" display of Sports Illustrated Magazine..

Baseball Hall of Famer Walter Johnson was born in Humboldt, Kansas

Heisman Trophy winner Barry Sanders was born in Wichita and played for Wichita North High School.

Kansas Sports Museum gift shop

Kansas Sports Museum in the Chisholm Trail shopping Center south of Newton, Kansas

Kansas Sports Museum Map
Kansas Restaurants Kansas Travel & Tourism Home
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North Newton-Kauffman Museum at Bethel College

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Celebrate spring and enjoy Low German Mennonite food culture with FaspBox, faspa in a box from Kauffman Museum! Faspa is a light, evening meal consisting of bread, meat, jam, butter and cheese. Register by April 26, 2021 to take part in this exciting event and receive...

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Celebrate spring and enjoy Low German Mennonite food culture with FaspBox, faspa in a box from Kauffman Museum! Faspa is a light, evening meal consisting of bread, meat, jam, butter and cheese. Register by April 26, 2021 to take part in this exciting event and receive...

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The community orchestra for Newton, Harvey County, and the surrounding area since 1956. NMKSO presents classical music performed by local musicians.

Serenade to Spring

A virtual concert and fundraising event set for Saturday, April 24, 2021.

Reserve your charcuterie boxes and receive the link to our exclusive Serenade to Spring virtual concert. NMKSO Strings and Winds are featured on the "Holberg Suite" by Grieg and "Serenade for Winds" by Dvorak, led by guest conductor Russell Adrian.

Support

The Newton Mid-Kansas Symphony Orchestra is a not for profit organization supported by individuals and businesses. Contributions are welcome throughout the season and will be acknowledged in concert programs.

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The community orchestra for Newton, Harvey County, and the surrounding area since 1956. NMKSO presents classical music performed by local musicians. A virtual concert and fundraising event set for Saturday, April 24, 2021. Reserve your charcuterie boxes and receive the link to our exclusive Serenade to Spring virtual concert.

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The Newton Recreation Commission is committed to providing a safe and protective environment for you and your family. We look forward to continuing to serve the needs of our community during these challenging times. We will continue the enforcement of precautions as necessary to preserve the health of our community.

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Spring classes are open for enrollment now! Our staff has been closely monitoring concerns related to spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Rest assured that our top priority remains the health, safety, and well-being of our community, including students, instructors, and the general public. Residents are encouraged to visit wichita.gov/coronavirus for updates from the City of Wichita.

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Mark Arts | Home | Art Classes & Events | Mark Arts

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Mark Arts is Wichita's premier art gallery and location for art classes, culinary classes and art events. Contact us today to learn more.

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The Art Park - Wichita Kansas Art School

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Be A Scout Home Page - Boy Scouts of America

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FIND Scouting Near You Let’s find your Scouting home. Click here for BSA outside of the US.Find a Scouting unit near you! ZIP Code Cub Scouts Grades K–5 Scouts BSA Ages 11-17 Venturing Ages 14-20 Sea Scouts Ages 14-20 Exploring Ages 10-20 Cub Scouts Grades K–5 Scouts BSA Ages 11-17 Venturing Ages 14-20 Sea Scouts […]

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JOIN NOW! Girl Scouts offers the best leadership development experience for girls in the world. Sign her up now for a lifetime of leadership, adventure, and success. Let's go!

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Achieve with us.

The Arc of Sedgwick County makes a difference in the lives of individuals and families living with intellectual and developmental disabilities. For 60 years, The Arc has promoted their general welfare, fostered the development of programs on their behalf and increased the public's awareness and acceptance.

The Arc of Sedgwick County is a nonprofit organization that began in 1953 in a grassroots effort by parents concerned about services and future opportunities for their children and the families and children of tomorrow. They had a vision for community based services. They thrived off of teamwork as they collaborated with and supported each other. The future generations have benefited from their passion and advocacy to achieve a better life for their kids and a better community to provide opportunities.

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Treat your child to an exciting afternoon at Bliss Climbing and Fitness! Our Rock Climbing and Bouldering in Wichita is perfect for kids of all ages and experience levels.

They'll have a blast navigating the puzzle of the wall and build incredible mental skills as they come up with creative way to reach the top. It's the best blend of physical and mental training.

Our Youth Rock Climbing Programs Offer Your Child All Kinds Of Options

That's right! We've have a ton of different experiences for your child to enjoy. Kids all across Wichita love trying out a new challenge, and they come back week after week to put their skills to the test and take down a wall.

Our Youth Rock Climbing programs include: (Click on each program to learn more!)

Youth Climbing Club: Let your child experience the thrill of rock climbing with many friends. Just an hour and a half every Friday for nine weeks gives your child the chance to truly experience and learn the sport of indoor rock climbing.

Youth Climbing Team: Our climbing team provides an environment for your child to grow in their climbing abilities with our head coach while learning respect, teamwork, and hard work. Optional competitions available.

Homeschool P.E Club: Let us take care of your child's P.E. credit. We provide a homeschool physical education program designed to keep your child active while learning the sport of indoor rock climbing.

Birthday Parties: Let your child be the coolest kid in town! Our birthday parties provide your child and their friends a reserved section to climb with staff members assisting them, with a party room included for after climbing celebration.

Summer Camp: Let your child experience the most exciting camp in Wichita!

Our Rock Climbing Programs Offer Your Child The Best Blend Of Skills

Sure, rock climbing is a physical challenge that requires strength and flexibility and coordination. But our rock climbing programs offer your child so much more!

Kids in our rock climbing programs build:

Determination

Commitment

Perseverance

Self-confidence

Courage

Learn More About Our Youth Rock Climbing Programs In Wichita Today!

Are you ready to treat your kids to an exciting adventure or a brand new hobby? Join us at Bliss for the best entertainment in Wichita. Our program are perfect for all ages and abilities.

Just fill out the short form on your screen today to learn more!

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Treat your child to an exciting afternoon at Bliss Climbing and Fitness! Our Rock Climbing and Bouldering in Wichita is perfect for kids of all ages and experience levels. They'll have a blast navigating the puzzle of the wall and build incredible mental skills as they come up with creative way to reach the top.