Compete in Mario Kart and win cash prizes! Entry is $5 at door. Doors open at 6, tournament starts at 7.

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Come pickup you flowers from the 4-H Shooting Sports Club fundraiser.

Marquee PAC Proudly Presents an Interactive Murder Mystery Dinner – A Night of Mullets and Mayhem at an 80s Prom – Filled with Mystery. The party will start at 6:00 pm at the American Legion Post 10 115 West 10th Ave., Winfield, KS $40.00 Per Person - Includes Dinner.

Call 620-402-6688 To Reserve Your Space. Limited To 40 Guests.

As the night unfolds, the royalty will be rewarded and an innocent life will be claimed. Can you find the culprit in this crazy madness that is filled with neon, naughtiness, and narcissistic behavior?

Menu will be BBQ sandwich, Drink, and Dessert. Sponsored by RCB Bank. Dine in or Carry Out.

Featuring visual art and poetry by area student artists. Admission is free, concessions will be available for a donation.

Menu will be Vegetable Soup, Drink, and Dessert for $8. Sponsored by Edward Jones. Dine in or Carry Out.

Featuring the Winner of Best Unique and Artistic Picture in 1929 – “Sunrise: A Song for Two Humans” Doors open at 5 pm, show starts a 5:30. ADMISSION IS FREE Concessions available by donation.

Menu will be Chicken and Noodles, Drink, and Dessert for $8. Sponsored by Cowley County Democrats. Dine in or Carry Out.

Menu will be Ham and Beans, Drink, and Dessert for $8. Sponsored by Richardson Sisters Farms. Dine in or Carry Out.

The Marquee is being used for a private event and is unavailable for use.

This month will feature chili, cornbread, dessert and drink for only $8. This month’s luncheon is sponsored by David Andreas Law Office.

Come watch the parade and enjoy cookies and hot chocolate!

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

The Marquee will be open for the public to view the Christmas trees and buy raffle tickets on Saturday, December 25 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, December 1 from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, December 2 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm, and December 9 from 4:00 to 6:00 pm., just before the Lighted Parade. The drawing for the trees will happen the evening of the Lighted Parade winners will announced during the parade. Trees may be taken home that evening. Santa will also be the Marquee’s guest during each of these dates and times, so families are encouraged to attend.

Raffle tickets may be purchased in order to vote for the tree or trees of an individuals choice. The price of tickets is $5. each or 6 tickets for $20. Tickets may be purchased during the days and times listed.

Christmas trees have been decorated and donated by the following:

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

RCB Bank – White lights illuminate the 300 hand folded origami cranes that adorn this 10 foot tree.

Timbercreek Floral and Gifts – This designer tree named The Cardinal Tree by its creator, Tawna Golightley, features the brilliant red birds of its name.

Valerie Rush – Vintage glass ornaments are the stand out feature of this tree adorned with traditional holiday images from the Radco Collectables.

Southwestern College Alumni Office – Purple and silver ornaments and white lights adorn this

6 foot tree which also features SC memorabilia beneath it.

City of Winfield – Winfield’s colors - blue and white – shimmer in traditional and contemporary ornaments among white lights on this six foot tree.

Whittier Elementary School – This table top flocked tree evokes the magical feel of a winter wonderland.

Cowley County Historical Society – An Old Fashion Christmas is the theme of this tree which features hand made ornaments.

Winfield Arts and Humanities Council – Great works of art in miniature are the stand out feature of the this 5 foot tree.

Enter the raffle to win a fully decorated Christmas Tree donated and decorated by area businesses and Marquee supporters. Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Also, Santa will at the Marquee so stop on by and bring the kids!

Come join Tawna Golightley from Timber Creek Floral and Gifts to learn how to give your old Christmas Tree new life. Learn with hands on experience how to give your tree a makeover like no other.

Serving Chili, Cornbread, Drinks. and Dessert for $8. Dine in or Carry Out. Sponsored by Young Professionals of Cowley County.

More Information Coming Soon.

Wear you’re best Zombie Costume! Activities include a bake sale, face-painting, games, and a photo booth. Also stop by Lady Bird and Main Street Skate during the event. Follow on Facebook for details. Admission is $5.

Serving Vegetable Beef Soup, Rolls, Drinks, and Dessert for $8. Dine in or Carry Out. Sponsored by Courier Traveler.

The Marquee is rented for a private event and is unavailable this day.

WINFIELD – This coming Friday, October 6, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm, the streets of Winfield will be transformed into a unique spectacle of creativity, community, and supernatural allure. Presenting the Spooky First Friday Art Walk, the Marquee Performing Arts Center invites the community to a special pre-Halloween evening that promises an artistic and mystical experience.

Highlights of the Evening Include:

• Ghost Stories - Experience spine-chilling tales narrated by gifted storytellers that will keep you intrigued.

• Tarot Card Readings - Embark on a journey to the mystical realm with our tarot card reader, discovering your future's secrets.

• The Ghostbuster Car - Relive the magic of the iconic supernatural cinema with the Ghostbuster Car. Pose, click, and take home memories.

• Costume Sales - Ensure your Halloween flair is on point with our range of Halloween and Zombie costumes available for purchase.

• Concessions - As you immerse yourself in the art walk, enjoy delectable bites and drinks available for a donation.

The First Friday Art Walk, crafted with care by the Marquee Performing Arts Center, is a testament to Winfield's rich culture, artistic spirit, and community bond. It's not just an art walk; it's an experience, one where every member of the community, young and old, can find something that speaks to them.

About Marquee Performing Arts Center:

The mission of the Marquee Performing Arts Center is to create a dynamic cultural hub in the heart of downtown Winfield for social, artistic, educational, and business gatherings. We're committed to restoring and transforming the historic Winfield Fox Theatre into a state-of-the-art facility that connects and serves the people of Winfield and South-Central Kansas.

Serving Pork Burgers, Pickle Spear, Chips, Drink, and Dessert for $8. Dine in or Carry Out. Sponsored by Lions Club.

More information Coming Soon.

More Information Coming Soon.

Featuring the Mossman Guitar collections of Kim Forrester and Chris Tyler and a collection of comic books and strategy guides presented by Chance Alquest. Come see the items and hear the stories behind them. Admission is free and concessions will be available for a donation.

Taught by Dustin Ward, this Marquee Mastery class will dive into the types of board games available and also the personal and social benefits of board games. Come to learn how board gaming has seen a renaissance in the past decades and to find your next game for family night.

Serving Potato Bar with Fixings, Drinks, and Dessert for $8. Dine in or Carry Out. Sponsored by Walnut Valley Festival.

Come see us at the Cowley County Fair!