Elmdale Trading Post
Contact: Macey Wells
We specialize in guns, ammo buying, selling, and trading. We also have snacks, drinks, and booths that have a wide assortment of stuff. Antiques, hand blown glass and miscellaneous stuff.
Flint Hills Gallery
Contact: Judith Mackey
The artwork of Judith Mackey hangs in museums and permanent collections nationwide, including the Kansas Governor’s Mansion and Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. Her honors are innumerable:”PrairyErth” Original Cover, first woman in American Royal Western Art Association, American Women Artists Master Member, Save America’s Treasures at the White House, Bill Kurtis’ Artist in Residence, a CBS Documentary, a New York Times Article, a lead story in nearly every major Kansas Newspaper, and many others.
Western Wear, Cowboy Boots, Work Boots
Open Daily
Mon-Thu: | 10:00 am – 10:00 pm |
Fri: | 10:00 am – 11:00 pm |
Sat: | 9:00 am – 11:00 pm |
Sun: | 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm |
Wine, Beer & Spirits Store in Strong City, Kansas
Metamorphosis Day Spa
Contact: Kim Coslett
Metamorphosis is a Day Spa in Cottonwood Falls, KS. We offer spa services, such as facials, lash extensions, and waxing.
About our owner and business…
Our owner, Kim Coslett, has always had a knack for taking care of people.
After graduating from the Esthetics program at Eric Fisher Academy, Kim really wanted to offer her spa services to the masses, but it had to be in a great location, with great…aesthetics.
…Thus, Metamorphosis was born.
Please explore our Facebook page for more information on our spa services, or stop by and visit us in the quaint, artistic, town of Cottonwood Falls, to learn more about our us and what we can do for you.
In an effort to give people a hand-crafted item to remind them of the craftsmanship of the past, the artists and creators at Prairie PastTimes offer something to behold, touch, see, enjoy, hear, use, and wear. The members of Prairie PastTimes have a passion for the quality and process of making things with their hands. They can take a block of wood, a sheet of glass, a piece of cold steel, an old lump of clay, a single musical note, a scene on the prairie, a piece of thread, a piece of cloth, and turn it in to something you can love and treasure. The amount of energy, thought, work and skill honed over time that goes into each piece represents the artist’s love of life and their place, the Flint Hills. The process they follow is slow and meticulous, more reminiscent of past times. In our mass-produced world, you can buck the trends and take home a unique work of beauty, connected to a wonderful place and designed by a real person with a creative heart and skilled, caring hands.
Prairie Wheel Pottery and Gallery
Contact: Jolene Ratzlaff
Owned by artist Jolene Ratzlaff who has always admired artists and how they are able to create on canvas and paper and clay.
Finding inspiration in the history of the West and the pioneer life, including the prairie and western themes, Ratzlaff applies her passion to her paintings and pottery.
Prairie Wheel Pottery and Gallery, located at 409 N Oak directly west of the Historic Courthouse in Cottonwood Falls Kansas.
Symphony in the Flint Hills Store

Hours: Closed through Labor Day 2020
Looking for something to do while social distancing? Shop our online Flint Hills Store! You’ll find a variety of new bundles featuring some of our favorite retail items that have been discounted up to 30%.
Please visit our online store at http://shop.symphonyintheflinthills.org
or contact Theresa at [email protected] with questions.