Black Squirrels on Parade
Black Squirrels on Parade gives visitors the opportunity to get up close and personal with Marysville’s official mascot! Fifty-one 5-foot fiberglass black squirrels are displayed all throughout town, designed and painted by local and regional artists. Grab a map at the Visitors Center or area gas stations and go find each squirrel to learn more […]
Love From Marysville Mural
Send a little love from Marysville! Snap a photo at our bright and beautiful mural in the 7th Street Corridor, painted on the west wall of the El Canelo restaurant. Created by former MHS student Rachel Frese, the mural captures the spirit of Kansas with a bold sunflower, the outline of our great state and […]
Astro 3 Theatre
The Astro 3 Theatre is a three-screen movie theatre in downtown Marysville, now upgraded with state-of-the-art laser projectors for an even sharper, more immersive movie experience. It’s the perfect place to catch the latest blockbuster or a family favorite, complete with fresh popcorn, comfortable seating and a classic small-town vibe. The Astro’s story stretches back […]
Marysville Public Library
The Marysville Public Library is a cornerstone of learning, creativity and community connection in downtown Marysville. With a welcoming atmosphere and a wide range of resources, the library offers something for readers, learners and explorers of all ages. Visitors can enjoy a diverse collection of books, audiobooks, DVDs and digital resources, including eBooks and online […]
Lee Dam Center for Fine Art
The Lee Dam Center for Fine Art is a beautiful centerpiece for creativity, connection and community life, managed by the Marshall County Arts Cooperative. Located in the heart of Marysville, the center features rotating exhibits, art classes, concerts and special events that invite everyone to experience the arts firsthand. This thoughtfully updated facility includes a […]
Pony Express Rider Sculpture
Standing tall at the edge of downtown, this striking 1985 bronze sculpture by renowned Kansas artist Richard Bergen is the largest of its kind in the Midwest. It captures the energy and determination of the first Pony Express rider, Jack Keetley, as he carries the mail west from Marysville on April 3, 1860 — the […]
Lifetiles Murals
At the heart of Marysville’s Pony Park, three remarkable interactive murals invite you to experience history in a whole new way. Created by Boston artist Rufus Butler Seder, these hand-crafted LIFETILES murals use a unique optical animation technique to bring the past to life. As you walk past each mural, the images appear to move […]