- The list below includes 66 free or cheap things to do in or near Lawrence, Kansas, including 66 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Music Venue, History Museums and Specialty Museums.
- From Clinton State Park to South Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lawrence and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Olathe, Shawnee, Kansas City and Topeka.
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6101 Maurer Road, Shawnee, KS 66216
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Shawnee Mission School District Softball Complex is both a baseball & softball field. Field 1 is a true stadium-bowl design, full-sized with turf infield and grass outfield while the others are dirt-and-grass fields used for junior league play.
25.4 Miles
The latest and the best Hollywood productions can be enjoyed at the AMC Studio 30, together with snaks and sodas.
25.4 Miles
Cosmic Jump , Olathe is a recreational trampoline park that supports activities including dodge ball, slam-dunk basketball, and cosmic jumping. The facility is available to rent for birthday parties and special events.
25.5 Miles
National and international art is showcased at the Mulvane Art Museum with specific exhibits that represent both Kansas and regional artists. There is also an on site Art Lab that is a hands-on education facility that features activities for all ages.
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AMC Studio 30, 12075 S Strang Line Road, Olathe, KS 66061
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Fork and Screen provides a dine-in theater experience with seat-side service and a full bar and menu. The auditorium features leather reclining seats and is a part of the AMC Studio 28 with IMAX movie theater.
25.6 Miles
For a glimpse of the future from the 1950's perspective , the visitor can take a tour of the 1950s All-Electric House. The futuristic gadgetry was visited in 1954, the year it was opened, by a number equal to the county's entire population: 62,000.
25.6 Miles
Comprised of three distinct historic sites, the Johnson County Museums include a History Museum, an All-Electric House in the 1950s style, and the Lanesfield Historic Site. Each offers a variety of permanent and changing exhibits.
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Originally constructed by Adam Legler in 1864, the Legler Barn Museum documents the history and preserves this historic stone barn. Lenexa's History Museum is located inside the facility and guided tours are available to visitors.
25.8 Miles
The Kansas City Automotive Museum gives local and traveling antique fans a special experience. The museum is home to a vibrant car and motorcycle collection and often hosts events throughout the community.
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Measuring 22 acres, Frontier Park features softball and soccer fields, a basketball hoop and access to Indian Creek Trail for biking and walking. The park has open areas, a pirate-themed playground and picnic facilities including shelter, tables and grills.