The Allen County Historical Society will participate in the 2026 Kansas Tourism Sunflower Summer program.
From early settlers and Native Americans, to the industrial boom and present day, the historical society is filled with fun and unique history, waiting to be explored.
The Sunflower Summer Program is a benefit for Kansas families with school-aged children, pre-K through Grade 12, to encourage them to explore, and fall in love with Kansas. The program is designed to give affordable access to tourism attractions across the state and support the Kansas tourism economy.
Eligible Kansas families can download the Sunflower Summer App to claim tickets to participating venues. One adult ticket is eligible for free admission with eligible students. Tickets are redeemed at participating venues upon their arrival.
The 2026 Sunflower Summer season will runs July 9 – August 2.
THE LOCAL program provides opportunities for children and families to explore, learn, and enjoy hands-on experiences that showcase the best of Kansas right here in Allen County.
Kansas Tourism, a division of the Kansas Department of Commerce, aims to inspire travel to and throughout Kansas to maximize the positive impacts that tourism has on our state and local communities.
“Kansas Tourism is excited to have the Allen County Historical Society as a part of the Sunflower Summer program,” said Kansas Tourism Director Bridgette Jobe.
“This program is an amazing benefit for the residents of Kansas, and we are looking forward to growing the program in the 2026 season.
“The Allen County Historical Society is an important part of making this the best season yet for the program.”
For more information about the Allen County Historical Society contact Kurtis Russell, director of the Allen County Historical Society, at 620-365-3051 or [email protected].
To discover more about the Sunflower Summer program, visit SunflowerSummer.org.
