A Place for Art and Community
The Volland Store welcomes Mary Pinard, our first poet-in-residence, May 26 – June 6, 2017. Mary has enjoyed residencies in the southern part of the Flint Hills and is looking forward to experiencing our part of the tallgrass prairie. More
Jeremiah Ariaz and Lily Brooks return to the Volland Store as 2017 Artists-in-Residence. They look forward to seeing friends they made last summer while in the Flint Hills and are eager to make new ones.
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The Seniors in Mrs. Wertzberger’s College English class at Wabaunsee High School, Alma, Kansas, will present their multi-media senior projects that research their family genealogies. A fascinating look at “our town.” More
Plein Air Poetry Workshop. Poet-in-residence Mary Pinard will lead participants on a unique poetry adventure in the heart of Flint Hills ranch country. More
Exhibit extended to April 15. Suzie Aron and photographer Kenny Johnson have curated an exhibit that allows viewers to share in the benefits of Donald Judd’s exquisite work and entrepreneurial spirt in a remote rural town in Texas. More
The curators of “MARFA Texas: Collections” invited Flint Hills Collectors to bring their collections to the Opening Reception to be photographed and become part of the exhibition. Here they are!More
March and April tours are sold out, but we are taking a waiting list for future tours. Sign up here. More
The Volland Store is celebrating Kansas’ long-standing reputation for excellent journalism and free speech with a Kansas Humanities-sponsored presentation and discussion by Stephen Wolgast: “Free Speech in Times of Crisis.” Stephen is an assistant professor of journalism and digital media at K-State More
A time to reflect and a time to look ahead. More
Have you ever wondered about camels in the Flint Hills? Hear Valeri Crenshaw speak about her camels and a trip to the Pushkar Camel Fair in India. More
We continue to be available for private events during Winter Break. Thank you for planning your event with us. More
The large-scale paintings of Lee Becker are animals that she has personally encountered. They are either endangered or rare, and she finds beauty in each one. More
