Saturday, September 26th | 10am-4pm
Sunday, September 27th | 10am-4pm
Where:
Exclusively at our Shawnee Store
7036 Nieman Rd
Shawnee, KS 66203
What:
There’s nothing quite like fall at Family Tree Nursery. Join us at our Shawnee Location for Family Tree Nursery's Annual Fall Festival—a weekend filled with live music, dancing, local food, free kids' activities, and overflowing displays of mums and pumpkins, in-store specials, and plenty of autumn fun around every corner. Bring the family, meet up with friends, and come celebrate the season with us. Admission and children's activities are free.
Twist, twirl, and dance your way through the weekend. Grab a partner and hit the dance floor—or grab a seat and tap a toe if that's more your style. Either way, KC's local artists will keep the tent lively all weekend long.
SATURDAY
10:00 AM–12:30 PM | Lindsay Blacksher
1:00–4:00 PM | Howard Mahan & Friends
SUNDAY
10:00 AM–12:30 PM | To Be Announced
1:00–4:00 PM | Pedro Calderon
FOOD & DRINK
Come hungry. We’ll have a lineup of local food vendors serving throughout the weekend, with plenty to grab while you play, browse, listen to live music, or find a spot to sit and stay awhile. Café Equinox will be open inside the Shawnee store all weekend for coffee, drinks, pastries, and more.
SATURDAY
Burg & Barrel
Don Rudy’s KC
Melt Box KC
Yeyo’s Bakery
SUNDAY
Burg & Barrel
The Mad Greek
Melt Box KC
Yeyo’s Bakery
FREE KIDS' ACTIVITIES
There’s plenty of free activities for little festival-goers to explore, create, and discover throughout the weekend. From the corn pit and petting zoo to hands-on activities and a few things to take home, there’s something fun around nearly every corner.
FREE ALL WEEKEND
Face Painting
Petting Zoo
Bach to Rock
Corn Pit
Operation Wildlife
FREE FOR KIDS 12 & UNDER (ONLY)
Pot-a-Pansy
Mini Pumpkin Painting*
Mini pumpkins available while supplies last.
SEPTEMBER 26 & 27 | 10AM - 4PM | SHAWNEE LOCATION ONLY
FAMILY TREE NURSERY'S BIGGEST EVENT OF THE SEASON
Create a new tradition with family, friends and community this fall.