Senior Wednesdays are informational and entertaining sessions, designed for active seniors and offered by a collaboration of local institutions. Learn more at Seniorwednesday.org

Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum offers their Senior Wednesdays on the 4th Wednesday of each month, January-October.

MAY TOPIC: "Let's Talk Shop" Documentary Screening with WeHarmonSisters

Presented by Sara and Charity Harmon

Sisters and award-winning filmmakers, Sara and Charity Harmon, tell the history of Wichita's two biggest department stores: Innes and Henry's. Though these stores no longer exist, the former buildings are being repurposed for higher education.

About the Presenters

Sara and Charity Harmon, known as "WeHarmonSisters," are award-winning filmmakers based in Wichita. Their films include For Your Amusement, Who Scammed Rajah Rabbit?, and their latest, Let's Talk Shop. They began their media journey as teenagers, then chose it as a career and graduated with degrees in Communication. The sisters create fun, artsy, and humorous content that both educates and entertains their audience.

Doors open at 9:30am
Non-Member Admission Fee – $2 (Annual Memberships available starting at $25- Learn more at: Memberships)
Refreshments provided by the “Friends of the Historical Museum” (served prior to program).

Interested in volunteering at a Senior Wednesday Refreshment table? Email us at museum@wichitahistory.org or call 316-265-9314!

Program starts at 10am  in the DeVore Auditorium (2nd Floor) – Tour to follow at 11am

(Due to capacity restrictions, program has limited seating of 60.)

The Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum’s Senior Wednesday programs are made possible through a generous grant from the Charles and Joanne McIlwaine Foundation.

Don’t miss any of our upcoming Senior Wednesdays in 2026!

June 24th - Frank Lloyd Wright in Wichita
July 22nd - Crime in 1800s Sedgwick County 
August 26th - Shady Ladies of the Peerless Princess
September 23rd - Before the Hillcrest in College Hill
October 28th - Museum Docents Present Their Favorites