A Place for Art and Community
The Volland Store is currently closed until further notice.
Call Marci Spaw at 785-499-3616 to schedule an appointment.
Crossroads Local Exhibit. Our story begins and ends with the grass, from the traditions and values we hold dear, to current ranching practices, to maintaining the vibrancy of our small rural towns. Real people, real stories More
Re-imagine the Ruin at Volland as a place for theatre. Join us in this extraordinary journey beginning in the Spring of 2021 with Beth Wynstra and Mary Pinard More
An accidental residency. Zooming from Volland to the World. More
. At Volland “Deep Roots and New Growth in Wabaunsee County” features our local story of change at the crossroads. March 13-April 25, 2021. More
Artist Jeremiah Ariaz stopped by Volland on the way to Maine. And stayed for a residency in the time of the pandemic. More
Visit us on Facebook, Instagram, and on the website. We will keep you up to date on the arts and humanities in the Flint Hills and beyond. More
(Open the link for recorded presentation) Lisa Grossman will lead a virtual tour of her river paintings in the Volland Store gallery, followed by a conversation with the artist. More
(Open link for the recorded presentation.) “New book documents in words and photos the petroglyphs of animals, people and strange shapes … carved long ago by Native Americans into soft sandstone of the Smoky Hills”_Topeka Capital Journal More
The concert is canceled. If you purchased tickets, you will receive a refund. As soon as it’s safe, we will re-schedule Kelley’s concert. Stay tuned! More
We look forward to gathering at The Volland Store again when things calm down. For now, please visit us online often. Check back frequently for updates and new events More
A Collaboration of The Volland Store Gallery and the Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University. The first PSI residents arrived in the fall of 2019: artist Zhang Hongtu and photojournalist Jim Richardson. More
The Volland Store is one of six sites in Kansas that have been selected to host “Crossroads: Change in Rural America,” a traveling exhibit by the Smithsonian. More
