The performance will mark Ballet Wichita’s 49th annual presentation of the ballet, which is presented with a live orchestra and guest dancers. This time, the classic ballet is being presented by Ballet Wichita, whose dancers will take the stage at Century II’s Concert Hall at 7 p.m. DouglasĪnother holiday weekend means another performance of “The Nutcracker” in Wichita. Saturday-Sunday, Century II Concert Hall, 225 W. Get tickets at scz.org/event/wild-lights or at the gate. A family four-pack is $60 online or $68 at the gate for members, it’s $52 online, $60 at the gate. Tickets are $17 online, $19 at the gate for adults $15 online, $17 at the gate for children 3 and over and for members free for ages 2 and under. on Saturday and on Sunday – which is the final day for the “Alice in Wonderland”-themed event. The holiday extras will be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. The event, which fills the zoo each year with glowing Chinese lanterns, will wrap up with a special Winter Finale Weekend that will include visits from Santa plus carolers and hot chocolate.

The lights are about to go dim on another season of Wild Lights at the Sedgwick County Zoo, but Wichita still has a few chances to see them.

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