Brett Valliant, Wichita Wurlitzer’s Artist-in-Residence is moving to Arizona. A native Wichitan, Brett has held positions with Wichita Wurlitzer and First Un...

Please support Wichita Wurlitzer, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our goal is to raise $6,000 on Giving Tuesday. The money will be used to fund ...

It's been known down through the years as "The Dowager Empress" and for good reason. Farny Wurlitzer said simply, "It was our masterpiece." And it, or she, w...

Why should you know about Wichita Wurlitzer? Why should you care, and why should you come hear it? Well, for starters, there is that singular pedigree. Bui...

The best testament to the power of the Wurlitzer’s WHY is the way audience members rave about performances to friends, family and colleagues: “I wish there h...

The Wichita Wurlitzer has fans across the country and around the world, from the United Kingdom to Sweden, and from Australia to South Africa. They apprecia...

Far from a dusty relic of history, the Wurlitzer’s appeal is as fresh as its first performance and spans every generation. For older audiences, the organ co...

First, consider the immense physicality of the Wurlitzer. A console with four keyboards, 366 stops (triggering different sounds) and 2,700 pipes, ranging fr...

"It was on the window of a dry cleaners store and I was a little kid and I thought I'm not sure what that is but it must not be something here in Wichita. I ...

The Wichita Wurlitzer premiered Saturday, December 9, 1972. The event culminated work started in 1967. The volunteer crew invested some 12,000 hours refurb...