Amy Geiszler-Jones is the Owner at various media outlets. She focuses on themes surrounding arts and entertainment, particularly in art dealing, fine art, and urban and street art. Amy's work has been featured in notable publications including SALINA GUNS AND HOSES, Yahoo News, and The Wichita Eagle.
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Amy Geiszler-Jones predominantly covers local events and seasonal activities in Wichita, Kansas. Her articles focus on entertainment, house & home, and are heavily centered around event coverage and announcements.
If you have information about upcoming events, seasonal activities or new announcements related to entertainment venues or house & home topics in the Wichita area or nearby regions in Kansas, such as day trips and nature-related activities, Amy may be interested in your pitch. Additionally a feature on travel experiences within the region might also pique her interest.
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By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
If you’re looking for a candid Christmas — as in photos with Santa — there’s a long list of opportunities to do that in the next few weeks.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
It's opening week for five area Christmas tree farms that offer the experience of choosing and cutting a tree straight from the field.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
Looking for affordable options? Here are some suggestions.
Time is ticking to make plans to celebrate the end of 2025 with either family fun or adult-only activities.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
Vincent and Laurel McBoyle are the namesakes of a new award established by their daughter, Marilee McBoyle-Wiesner, M.D., for surgery residents who make educational contributions to the Surgical Skills Lab. (Courtesy photo)
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
The six tours, which last between 1 ½ and 2 hours, focus on the architecture and history of the early residents who lived in the homes.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
The event will also feature a display of model trains that have been tagged by various graffiti artists.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
The new outdoor traveling summer exhibition at Wichita's Botanica , “Origami in the Garden,” may be based on the traditional Japanese paper art, but
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
Clowning is making a comeback, and local Wichita artist Madi White, who calls herself a full-time fool, is doing her part to spread the laughs.
By: Amy Geiszler-Jones
Deber614's murals incorporate vibrant geometric shapes in the background, botanical elements, and, often, animals. He prefers airless sprayers and eschews projectors, instead scaling up his images using traditional freehand and grid-drawing methods.
