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Steeped in agricultural history and with some of the most stunning fall sceneries, it’s no surprise that Kansas knows how to put on a show when it comes to fall festivals. Each year, communities and organizations come together to celebrate the change of season. With fresh produce, live music, and plenty of activities for everyone in the family to enjoy, check out the best fall festivals in the Wheat State.
The Rose Hill Fall Festival in Rose Hill is one of the best. This annual three-day event features a parade, car show, craft and vintage markets, live music, a community picnic and lots more of fun activities. Bring the kids and enjoy a fishing derby, fun-run, a tot’s demo derby, etc.
Little River Fall Festival in Little River is always an excellent event. Folks from surrounding communities attend this local event which includes many activities for everyone to enjoy. Some of the favorite attractions include: the favorite cook-off event, an epic car show, a unique craft fair, a food court and beer garden. Stay and enjoy the live music and an assortment of children’s games and so much more.
The Maize Fall Festival in Maize is always a favorite among the local communities and visitors. A parade highlights the festival complete with floats, bands and dignitaries. A large craft show will showcase local talented crafters and provide entrepreneurs a great venue to sell their creations. And don’t forget to check out all the delicious food venders.
Celebrate fall at the Woodbine Fall Festival in Woodbine. This festival is lots of fun and features German food, a pumpkin desert contest and kettle corn treats. Old fashioned games for both children and adults to enjoy. It is free to attend and you can even participate in hay and buckboard rides and always a treat for kids, pony rides.
The Saint Ann Action & Fall Festival in Prairie Village is a community favorite. The live action is entertaining as it is a spectacular auction for this school. Food trucks will provide delicious meal and snack choices. There is always something good happening at this fall festival.
There is so much to see and do at the Fall Festival & Swap Meet in Meridian. Hosted by the Meridian Threshers this fall festival hosts an arts and crafts, flea market, and working displays which include apple butter, sorghum, and apple cider making. Tour the general store, print shop, blacksmith shop, a flour mill, hay barn sawmill, and Sim’s garage. Lots of things to see and do at this festival.