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Click the poster for all the details!
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The Diamond W Wranglers are now taking bookings for January through April. We're especially looking for a neat way to celebrate Kansas Day weekend on Saturday night January 28th.
Call Steve at 866-830-8283
about pricing and availability for
public and private events.
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We change out the featured Christmas music on our Diamond W site every couple of weeks. Right now, enjoy "Christmas in Kansas" - a Stu Stuart original! Click the CD cover to take you there, and you can also buy it, if you wish!
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MORE INFORMATION
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The Diamond W Wranglers make their musical home
at the Empire House Theatre in
Old Cowtown Museum
1865 W. Museum Blvd
Wichita, KS
and are available to tour
around the country.
Call us at 1-866-830-8283
if you'd like the Wranglers to entertain for your organization or event.
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Members of the Wichita Community Children's Choir joined the Diamond W Wranglers for "Rolling Kansas Plains".
These young vaqueros stole the show with their roping prowess!
Drummers and dancers from the Mid America All-Indian Center gave us a powerful new opening to the program.
Thanks to Annie Wilson and Dave Quick for use of the photos!
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Greetings!
It's a Cowboy Christmas at the Diamond W Chuckwagon in Cowtown. Kathleen and the guys have decorated the Empire House Theater with trees and lights and greens galore. Holiday shows have already begun, and it's a great way to get in the mood of the season. Come see us!
If you have family in Wichita for Thanksgiving weekend, you'll be ready to get out for a heap of fun at the Chuckwagon on Friday night. We regularly entertain three generations of a family in a night, and they all have a ball. And that Saturday -- the Diamond W Wranglers are performing a very special benefit concert at the Orpheum Theater. "Christmas Express" will feature highlights of our Christmas show accompanied by a chamber orchestra especially gathered for this event. 100 % of the proceeds from this concert will go to benefit Shriners Children's Hospitals. Thanks to Jeff Breault, Joe Sauer and their team for organizing this great event.
Blessings to you and your family this holiday season.
Happy Trails,
The Diamond W Family
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HO HO HO! The holiday party they will ALL LOVE...
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is at the Diamond W Chuckwagon at Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita! The Diamond W Wranglers make a big fuss over you at our special Christmas dinner shows. Pick a night for an exclusive party, or join us on one of our regularly scheduled nights. Great for office parties, church groups, social groups, and family gatherings!
Call Marcia or Steve toll free at 866-830-8283
to make reservations.
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"OUTLAWS AND LOVERS" COMING SOON!
Jim, Stu, Chip and Steve have been hard at work on their next album, which they plan to get out for Christmas sales. "Outlaws and Lovers" will feature the Diamond W Wranglers as you've never heard them before!
All the production is being done at Jim Farrell Studios in Towanda. Email us if you'd like to know as soon as the new CD is available.
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 Why do YOU love the Diamond W?
When Kansas! Magazine put the Diamond W Wranglers at the top of "20 Reasons We Love Kansas", we asked why YOU love them? We'll be featuring your answers over the next few issues:
FROM JIM RUSSELL,
AUGUSTA, KS
" I could go on and on about the wonderful cowboy music with all those old songs of the west and the new ones written by the Wranglers, the great harmony
in those songs, performed so well by the Wranglers, or just the sound of the instruments (I especially like the acoustic guitars). The entertaining way the songs are presented, intermingled with terrific humor. I could, and have bragged to others about the delicious meals presented by the Chuckwagon supper, the friendly atmosphere in which they are served, and the quantity of the portions that insure everyone has all they can eat. I think these are all good reasons to love the Diamond W Wranglers, but then everyone who has ever attended one of the concerts already knows all of this.
"What keeps me loving them is the fact that they always let you know they are there for you. They are home town boys who will take the time to talk to you about anything. They are loyal to their heritage, their home and their music. I love the fact that I can start a conversation with any one them and about any subect, and they will take the time to talk to me. Always friendly. I guess you could sum it all up by saying they not only play and sang professionally, and serve great food, they are just darn good people who have risen professionally, but as people, never got above their raising. Love you guys."
Thanks, Jim, and thanks to everyone who took the time to write. We appreciate you!
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Memories from "Home on the Range" Wichita Thanks to all the performers in the Western Music Association Kansas Chapter, and many special guests for making our part of the Kansas 150 Festival on October 8th a great show, and an incredibly memorable day. 
More than 120 people were in "Kansas: Home on the Range". It included a 27- piece symphony conducted by Dr. Richard Koshgarian, the African-American choir "Arise", and the Dance Team from the Wichita Asian American Association, in addition to many of our members of the Western Music Association. Officials estimate that approximately 2,000 people were in attendance at Century II's Convention Hall. This performance was not recorded, but if you would like a DVD of performance highlights from the March 13th performance in Hutchinson (including the videos that were shown), you can order for $24, including postage and sales tax. |
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