Amazon Army: 100 year celebration
Thousands of women marched in December 1921 to close area mines during a strike. This exhibit tells this story, which received national attention, and honors these women who marched to end unfair labor practices in local mines.
Location: Miners Hall Museum, 701 S Broadway St, Franklin
Hours: Mon-Sat 10a-4p

A Series of Artistic Inspiration: Black History Month

Come and paint your voice. The community is invited to this inspirational exhibit whose purpose is to let your voice be seen in this time of economic and social unrest.
Location: The Gallery at Bicknell Family Center for the Arts on the PSU campus, 1711 S Homer, Pittsburg
Hours: Mon-Fri 8a-4:30p

Black History Month Book Display
The Black Student Association and Axe Library are celebrating Black History Month by highlighting books that will help readers reflect on Black history. Authors highlighted include Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, and Bryan Stevenson.
Location: Axe Library on the PSU campus, 1605 S Joplin St, Pittsburg
Hours: Mon-Th 7:30a-11p; Fri 7:30a-5p; Sat 12p-5p; Sun 12p-11p

Bootleggers versus Badges: The Law, The Liquor, The Lifestyle
Rich soil and traditions brought to the region by immigrants positioned Southeast Kansas to be a player in the wine industry. Then came state and federal Prohibition. Experience the many layers of bootlegging. Ends March.
Location: Crawford County Historical Museum, 651 US-69, Pittsburg
Hours: Wed-Fri 9a-3p

Harry Krug: Collected Works
The namesake of this gallery, Krug’s art has been shown at major galleries and juried exhibitions throughout the U.S. and Europe. Known for his unique style of printmaking, including a technique called serigraphs, or silkscreen prints. Open through February 17.
Location: Harry Krug Gallery in Porter Hall at Pittsburg State.
Hours: M-F 8a-4:30p

Ted Watts, Sports Artist & Illustrator
The local legend created portraits of 77 Heisman Trophy winners & countless Pittsburg State alum. His art hangs in the halls of fame for pro football, college basketball, and wrestling. Open through Spring semester.
Exhibit location: Special Collections & University Archives, in the lower level of the Leonard H. Axe Library at Pittsburg State, 1605 S. Joplin St., Pittsburg.
Hours: Weekdays 8a-12p & 1p-5p

Our Culture

Must See
Big Brutus
Open 7 days a week, 9a-5p

Immigrant Park & Mural
106 W 2nd St, Pittsburg

Miners Memorial Plaza
200 N Walnut St, Walnut

Veterans Memorial
Retired Moving Wall/Vietnam Wall replica
Open 24/7
1909 S Rouse St, Pittsburg

Museums
Crawford County Historical Museum
Sat-Tu Closed; Wed-Fri 9a-3p
651 S US-69, Pittsburg

Girard History Museum
Mon Closed; Tue-Fri 9a-3p; Sat 9a-1p
300 S Summit St, Girard

McCune History Museum
Open by appointment only
509 6th St, McCune

Miners Hall Museum
Mon-Sat 10a-4p; Sun Closed
701 S Broadway St, Franklin

Osage Mission Museum
Mon & Sun Closed; Tue-Sat 9a-1p
203 Washington St, Saint Paul

Open Air Museums
Carona Rail Depot
(Heart of the Heartlands Complex)
6769 NW 20th St, Scammon

Cato Historic Stone School
1153 N 200th St, Arcadia

Indoor Fun

AMC Theater 8
Shows at 6p & 8p
202 Centennial Drive, Pittsburg

ArtForms Gallery
Tu & Th 12p-6p; Sat 10a-4p
620 N Broadway St, Pittsburg

Fun Zone Depot
Wed 11a-3p; Thu-Sat 11a-3p & 4p-8p; &, Sun 12p-4p
104 N Locust, Pittsburg

Game Shoppe
Tu-Fri 2p-7p; Sat 2p-12a
913 N Broadway St, Pittsburg

Holiday Lanes Bowling Alley
Mon-Sun 12pm-1am
2406 N Broadway St, Pittsburg

Kansas Crossing Casino
Mon-Th 10a-12a; Fri-Sat 10a-2a; Sun 10a-12a
1275 S US-69, Pittsburg

Lowe’s Skateway
Mon-Th Closed; Fri 7p-10p; Sat 1p-3p & 7p-10p; Sun 2p-4p
2719 N Joplin St, Pittsburg

Main Street Axe
Mon-Tue Closed; Wed-Th 5p-9p; Fri 5p-11p; Sat 1p-11p; Sun 1p-6p
216 S Broadway St, Pittsburg

Ogre’s Lair
Mon-Sat 12p-8p
110 W 3rd St, Pittsburg

Outdoor Fun

Biking/Hiking Trails
23rd Street Mountain Bike Park (no hiking)
600 block E 23rd St, Pittsburg

Crawford State Park
1 W Lake Rd, Farlington
(State Park Pass required)

Wilderness Park
907 W McKay St, Frontenac

Disc Golf
Crawford State Park
1 W Lake Rd, Farlington
(State Park Pass required)

Lincoln Park
Schanks-Major Course
W 9th St & N Chestnut St, Pittsburg

Schlanger Park
725 E 6th St, Pittsburg

Dog Park
Ronald O. Thomas Dog Park
800 E 6th St, Pittsburg

Fishing & Kayaking
Fishing license always required

Bone Creek Reservoir
840 N 200th St, Arcadia

Crawford State Fishing Lake 1 (MLWA #1)
US-69 & North County Rd, Frontenac

Crawford State Park
1 W Lake Rd, Farlington
(Kansas State Park Pass required)

Frontenac City Park Lake
700 N Cherokee St, Frontenac

Mineral Lake (MLWA #45)
KS-102 & NW 40th St, West Mineral

Quail Farm (MLWA #’s 5-6)
S 190th St & E 560th Ave, Pittsburg

Whitmore Pits (MLWA #’s 7-8)
S 180th St & E 540th Ave, Pittsburg

Golf
Countryside Golf
Sun-Tue 7a-8p; Wed-Sat 7a-9p
469 E 520th Ave, Pittsburg

Crestwood Hills
Everyday 8:30a-7p
205 E KS-47, Girard

Four Oaks
Everyday 8a-7:30p
910 Memorial Dr, Pittsburg

Playgrounds
Katherine’s Playground
at Schlanger Park, 725 E 4th St, Pittsburg

Lakeside Park
W Park St & S College St, Pittsburg

Memorial Park
407 N Military Ave, Mulberry

Paul B. Leffler Rotary Park
757 W 4th St, Pittsburg

Winston Park
300 W Magnolia St, Girard

Photo Ops
Champions Plaza Gorilla
1705 S Joplin St, Pittsburg
Bronze statue on east side of stadium

McCune City Park
499 7th St, McCune
Playground with grain bins & water tower in background

Rex the Sinclair DINO
325 E McKay, Frontenac
Iconic roadside attraction

History & Heritage

Exhibits

Our Culture

Indoor Fun

Outdoor Fun