Save the date for the 2024 Fall Festival!
Saturday, October 12th 10am-5pm
The 30+ year tradition of fun for people of all ages continues!
Families, kids, people of all ages can enjoy a full day of:
History, Culture, Activities, Entertainment, Shopping for hand-made artisan items that you won’t find elsewhere, Great local food and drink
Returning after its inaugural year will be the Night at the Mission on the eve of the Festival, Friday, October 11.
This is an event that is limited in size. It is an entertaining evening of food, drink and discovery! You won’t want to miss it! Once reservations open, make yours early! Space is limited.
As the event nears, this page will be updated with more details.
CRAFTERS AND ARTISANS
Crafters and artisans from around the region will offer their unique work for sale. A chance to do some early holiday shopping for those unique one-of-a-kind gifts.
PLEASE JOIN US!
Bring the whole family and stay all day! Plenty of food trucks and concessions to satisfy everyone.
October 12, 2023 10AM to 5PM
ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYONE
Live music, Native American dancers, Pony Rides, Beer Tent, Living history presentations and demonstrations and much, much more!
HIGHLIGHTS FROM PAST YEARS INCLUDE:
Archery • Wagon Rides • Childrens Art Tent • Face Painting • Rope Bridge • Children’s Games
Drum Safari – Interactive songs, jungle jams and. A great way for kids to start their festival day!!
Demonstration PowWow Presented by Haskell College Students
Historical Groups • Living History Presenters – Meet Rev. Thomas Johnson! .
Jodee Lewis an award winning recording artist
KC Symphony members and 3 Trails West Perform Unbelievably entertaining Silver Screen Cowboy Music. A great way to end a great day!