The Shawnee Indian Mission Fall Festival is a cherished annual event celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the First Americans and pioneers who called this land home. The event offers a vibrant showcase of traditional crafts, music, and dance, fostering a sense of unity and understanding among attendees. Its significance lies in its role as a platform for preserving indigenous traditions, promoting cultural exchange, and strengthening community bonds.
Check out this video! There is culture and community fellowship that comes with the energy of the Fall Festival! Join us.
The 2025 Annual Fall Festival will be Saturday, October 11, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Shawnee Indian Mission Fall Festival is an annual community tradition that has been going strong for 35 years! This festival is fun for all ages and includes activities such as:
- First American dancers
- Live bands
- Food trucks
- Wagon rides
- Pony rides
- Rope bridges
There is something for everyone at this annual community tradition. Plan to join us to enjoy the great food and entertainment!
New this year! A heartfelt thank you to FNBO, our neighborhood bank, for financially supporting this event and helping preserve an enduring tradition in our community.
Volunteers needed!
Volunteering at the Shawnee Indian Mission Fall Festival is a fun and meaningful way to be part of a beloved community event. Help bring history to life, meet great people, and support a historic site that matters. Whether you’re greeting guests, helping with kids’ activities, or sharing information, there’s a role for everyone!
Click here to check out the schedule and sign up.
