The Cotillion is a landmark concert and special-events venue in Wichita, KS, known for its circular design, a dramatic 24-foot domed ceiling, and a expansive 11,000 sq ft maple dance floor backed by a neon-lit band shell. With a maximum concert capacity of 2,000 and a standing history of iconic performances since 1960, The Cotillion remains a trusted spot to catch live music, comedy, and special events. This page provides practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and explore nearby lodging and dining options.

Note: The venue offers a rich history, including early performances by legendary acts and notable moments across decades. The Cotillion’s ownership changed hands in 2018, but the venue continues to host current shows and maintain its classic atmosphere.

What to Expect at The Cotillion

Capacity: 2,000 (concerts, special events), with a large, open floor area centered around a circular design.
Stage and ambiance: Neon-lit band shell with a striking 24-foot domed ceiling, ideal for immersive live sound.
Flooring: 11,000 sq ft maple dance floor offering ample space for dancing and viewing the stage.
Seasoned history: Opened on December 7, 1960, hosting acts from Ted Weems to Duke Ellington, Dolly Parton, B.B. King, Willie Nelson, and more.

Whether you’re planning a night out for a big show or a private event, The Cotillion offers a classic venue experience with modern conveniences and accessible location in Wichita.

Venue Details, Parking & Access

Address: 11120 West Kellogg Street, Wichita, KS 67209
Parking: Free on-site parking in privately owned lots. Access is via the Maize Road frontage road. Please note there is no access from 111th Street. For exits, use Kellogg West or make a U-turn at 119th Street.
Access tips: Public transit exists on Kellogg with limited stops; walking from nearby stops is possible, but most guests arrive best by car or rideshare for convenience.

Nearby Hotels & Dining

– 1236 S Dugan Rd, Wichita, KS 67209. This hotel is a popular option for Cotillion patrons and offers a discount through affiliate partners. Check in advance for current Cotillion-specific promotions.
Nearby dining: multiple casual and family-friendly options along Kellogg and nearby commercial corridors. For a complete local guide, we can connect you with trusted partner recommendations.

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For any show, you’ll find the latest event listings, official performer pages, and venue details on this page.

Performer & Venue Resources

For performers and event organizers, The Cotillion maintains official resources such as About, History, Timeline, Rentals, and current event listings. To explore artist pages or related information, visit the performer’s official site and social profiles (links open in a new tab).

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Location and capacity: 11120 West Kellogg Street, Wichita, KS 67209; maximum concert capacity of 2,000 (28,500 sq ft facility).
Venue type and design: Special events facility / concert venue with a circular design, 24-foot domed ceiling, and an 11,000 sq ft maple dance floor and neon-lit band shell.
Parking and access: Free on-site parking in privately owned lots; use the Maize Road frontage road access; no access via 111th Street; exit Kellogg West and/or make a U-turn at 119th Street.
Direction and transit: Public transit exists on Kellogg (limited stops); walking from nearby stops possible; best via car or rideshare for most shows.
Hotels nearby: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Wichita Airport (1236 S Dugan Rd, Wichita, KS 67209) with a listed discount for Cotillion patrons.
Notable events: Opening night Dec 7, 1960 with the Ted Weems Orchestra; Armstrong (1964), Duke Ellington (1966), Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner (1968), B.B. King (1970), Reagan speech at the KFDI Ag Fair (1980), Willie Nelson era performances (noted in contemporary coverage), and other major acts across decades.
Current status: The Cotillion is still operating as The Cotillion; ownership changed in 2018 to Adam Hartke and Alex Thomas (per public listings and coverage).
Official resources: The Cotillion’s site provides About, History, Timeline, Rentals, and current event listings; 360° virtual tours are available.