DOWNTOWN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BROCHURE
The WDDC is pleased to provide the new Downtown Economic Development Brochure. We worked in partnership with local real-estate brokers and MJB consultants to derive the document. The document provides statistics on downtown Wichita and visually demonstrates the unique qualities and economic opportunities our downtown core has to offer prospective investors. view all >
Jan 25
Three Wichita organizations have landed a $125,000 grant from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Jan 25
The nine residential spaces at Zelman Lofts are now completely leased.
Jan 19
Project Downtown’s first year has yielded almost 250 new hotel rooms
Find all past items sent out by the WDDC.
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Music, rhymes and stories for parent one-on-one time with babies up to one year old. (20 min.)
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Time for Three in Blue Jeans A Blue Jeans Concert Friday, January 27, 8 p.m.

Time for Three Nick Kendall, Zach DePue, violins Ranaan Meyer, double bass Daniel Hege, conductor

Featured works include Travels in Time for Three, a work co-commissioned by the Wichita Symphony from Chris Brubeck and other signature pieces by the genre-bending string trio Time for Three.

Sponsored by the Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation, Emprise Bank, KSN, Armstrong Shank and Printing Inc.

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TV's Craig Ferguson takes a break from his Emmy nominated and Peabody Award winning "The Late Late Show," seen locally on KWCH TV 12 weeknights at 11:35 p.m., for a live performance at the Orpheum. The Scottish actor who recently portrayed "Owl" in the remake of Disney's classic "Winnie The Pooh" and played the boss on "The Drew Carey Show" has set all-time viewer records for his time slot since taking the helm of the CBS talk show in 2005.

His diverse and eclectic career spans film, television and stage, including screenwriter credits for feature films "The Big Tease" and "Saving Grace," the best-selling novel "Between The Bridge and The River," and a memoir about why he became an American called "America On Purpose." He has starred in two widely-acclaimed Comedy Central specials, "A Wee Bit O' Revolution" and "Does This Need To Be Said," which was released for home video this Fall.

Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Ferguson started his career as a drummer for what he calls "some of the worst punk bands in the U.K." and has been made an honorary citizen of towns and cities across America.

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Stories, fingerplays and more for children aged 3-6. (30 minutes)
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The LUX trailer
An inspired structure for a city in transition view story >
WDDC Grand Opening Design and Innovation Center
Bahia Ramos Synnott
Coleman Site Development
Wichita Rotary Club announces a Centennial Gift to the Community, partnering with Coleman, Sedgwick County, and the City of Wichita.
Wichita Carnegie Library
2011 Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce Keeper of the Plains Award Recipient - The Fidelity Bank Carnegie Library Building
INTRUST Bank Arena
2011 Wichita Metro Area Chamber of Commerce Ad Astra Award Recipient - INTRUST Bank Arena
2010 Year in Review
2010 marked a milestone in the development of our Downtown. Watch as we highlight a few of the many events and developments in our city center.