Jayhawk Theatre
Immerse Yourself in the Historic Charm of Jayhawk Theatre
Explore the heart of Topeka at Jayhawk Tower, where business meets creativity in a vibrant downtown setting with unique local gifts.
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Topeka, Jayhawk Tower stands as a multi-functional hub, combining business and creativity. This iconic structure houses offices and a charming gift shop, making it a must-visit for tourists seeking a taste of local culture and commerce.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
If you are in Downtown Topeka, start at the Topeka Performing Arts Center located at 214 SE 8th St. Head south on SE 8th St towards SE Quincy St. Continue walking straight until you reach SW Jackson St. Turn left onto SW Jackson St. Walk for about three blocks, and you will find Jayhawk Tower at 700 SW Jackson St on your right.
Bus
Find the nearest bus stop serving the Topeka Metro system. Buses along Route 5 (East-West) can take you towards the downtown area. Get on the bus heading towards the downtown transfer point. Once you arrive at the downtown transfer point, exit the bus and head south on SW Jackson St for about two blocks. Jayhawk Tower will be on your right at 700 SW Jackson St.
Bicycle
If you're using a bicycle, start from the Kansas State Capitol building located at 300 SW 10th Ave. Head south on SW 10th Ave until you reach SW Jackson St. Turn left onto SW Jackson St and continue for about half a mile. Keep an eye out for Jayhawk Tower, which will be located on your left at 700 SW Jackson St.
Use Jayhawk Tower as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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