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Friday, February 03, 2012

What do you want to do today?

Shopping? Check.

Great dining? Check.

Entertainment? Check.

Night life? Check.

Sports events? Check.

Whatever it is you're looking for, Manhattan has it. You'll find the best dining, sporting events and entertainment in northeast Kansas, along with numerous shopping locales and a terrific night life.

And why you're in town, be sure to visit our very own zoo, expansive art museums and thriving performing arts communities.

Make your to-do list with a trip through some of the links to your right.

Headlines

Hotel Inspections Published 9/9/2008
	Hotels. etc. Places to stay in Manhattan, Junction City and Wamego Published 2/5/2004 12:00:00 AM
	Entertainment Contact information for events and venues Published 10/7/2008 12:00:00 AM
Kansas State Inspections records Records from inspections by the State Department of Health and Environment September, 2006 to September, 2007. Published 10/11/2007
Upcoming Community Events Check here for a regularly updated list of all that's happening in the Manhattan area. Published 6/8/2005
Sunset Zoo offers more than a peek at animal friends Become immersed in the natural habitats and open spaces of animals from around the world at Sunset Zoo. Published 2/3/2004
Manhattan Arts Center: A home to "arts for all" Published 12/16/2003
McCain Auditorium: Taking center stage Kansas State University's McCain Auditorium has some type of performance or lecture "320 out of 365 days a year," according to Thom Jackson, the venue's marketing director. Published 8/11/2004
Manhattan Arts Center: A cultural extravaganza The Manhattan Arts Center offers our community a center for the many expressions of creativity afforded by local and national talents. Published 2/3/2004
K-State's Beach Museum of Art among the best The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University has a significant and varied collection of Kansas and regional art. Published 2/3/2004