24098 Volland Road, Alma, KS | 785-340-3830
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The Volland Foundation, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, serves as an anchor for activities in Volland: art exhibitions and community programming in the gallery; outdoor performances at "the Ruin;" a residency program in Volland; guest accommodations in the Loft and the Little House for the general public; and the History, Nature, and Sculpture Trail, open throughout the year from dawn to dusk.
Seized
Screening at Volland | November 15 | 3-4:40pm
Followed by a Q&A with Jon Niccum, Co-Executive Producer
a documentary by Sharon Liese about the the police raid on the Marion County Record in 2023
Premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2026
Free admission | free will donations gratefully accepted
Opinionated
Author Clay Wirestone will discuss his new book
November 15 | 2pm
Come early at 2pm to hear Clay Wirestone talk about his new book, Opinionated, with Sherman Smith, editor-in-chief of the Kansas Reflector ( and stay for the film, Seized )
Opinionated, "...reminds us how truly significant these hometown journalists were, and why commentary was—and is—essential to any society that values the freedom of expression." - University Press of Kansas.
Fault Lines: The Marion County Record
Jeremiah Ariaz
October 18 - December 6, 2026
Jeremiah Ariaz. The Kansas Mirror, Volume II
Release Date: October 18,2026
Sculptures on the Nature Trail
Discover 6 sculptures
on the History, Nature, and Sculpture Trail
Explore the work of M. T. Liggett
across Volland Road
"8 whimsical sculptures"
