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Three Insta-Worthy Fall Spots in Wichita
There are a plethora of places in Wichita to take a one-of-a-kind photo, but the change in season makes some spots particularly fantastic. At these three locations, you can savor some of your favorite things about fall – warm-colored leaves, spooky vibes and cozy drinks – and get those Insta-worthy and #RelentlesslyOriginal snapshots.
This century-old arboretum is located less than half an hour from Wichita. As autumn dawns, it becomes a mosaic of crimson, pumpkin orange and bright yellow. It’s no surprise that this magnificent outdoor space is popular for weddings, events and concerts. The creek, bridge and acres upon acres of flowers and trees make it impossible to take a bad photo. Make the most of your trip by attending a family-friendly concert featuring local and regional legends.
If spooky is more your speed, visit artist Mike Miller’s sculpture titled “Machine-Nature Interface 88 (Arachnid).” The car-sized spider can be found at Gallery Alley in downtown Wichita, a once-underutilized alley transformed into a vibrant public space for art. At night, the body of the spider glows violet, further enticing visitors to take that Insta-worthy selfie. Arachnophobics beware.
As you explore the Wichita region and share your wicked-cool photos on social media, use #RelentlesslyOriginal to join the conversation. Follow @choosewichita on Instagram to check out all that’s relentlessly original about working, living and playing in the Wichita region.
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