Tulip Festival
Tulip Festival
Tulip Festival
Tulip Festival
Each spring, the City of Wamego comes alive with thousands of visitors, vibrant colors of tulips and more than 200 craft vendors. The vivacious colors of the tulips from Holland are the backdrop for this April art and craft fair in Wamego City Park.
Saturday (4/12) hours: 9 AM - 5 PM (Music, beer, wine and food until 6PM!)
Sunday (4/13) hours: 10 AM - 4 PM
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Saturday
10:00 WHS Treble Choir
11:00 Heartland Harmony
1:00 Flint Hills Ballet Folklorico
2:00-3:30 pm Andy Bell Funky Smooth Jazz
4:00-6:00 1st Infantry Division Band
Sunday
11:00-3:00 Flint Hills Fairies (roaming)
12:30-1:30 The Dancin’ Stew
2:00-4:00 The Grateful Dudes
Thank you to our Beer and Wine Sponsor: Pottawatomie County Economic Development
Saturday: 10AM-6PM
Sunday: 10AM-4PM
NEW to the festival for 2025, our beer and wine vendors will be able to serve full pours that guests can enjoy throughout all of City Park as you explore Tulip Festival! Tickets purchased from the corner of Ash and 5th St.
COSTS:
Free & Open to the Public
HOURS:
Saturday (4/12) hours: 9 AM - 5 PM
Sunday (4/13) hours: 10 AM - 4 PM
PARKING:
Free parking is available on side streets surrounding Wamego City Park. For handicap parking, there are some spaces available in the Wamego Aquatic Center (This is located at east side of the corner of Ash Street and 5th Street.) parking lot and in the 400 block of Ash St. There are other designated spaces by the Children's Train Depot on 6th St.
While you’re here, don’t forget to spend time in Downtown Wamego and visit local historical landmarks. Wamego’s small town charm is sure to leave you wanting to visit again.
As you enjoy the Tulip Festival, look for these highlights throughout Wamego
City Park!
Schonhoff Dutch Mill
Historic Museum and Prairie Town Village
War Cannon
WWI Memorial Eagle
Rose Garden
Emerald City Playground
Fishing Pond Shaped like a Whale
Gazebo / Bandstand
17-ton Boulder from John Winter’s Farm
Children’s Train & Depot
Statues, “Art” and “Science” from 1893 Columbian Exposition
Native Boulder Bird Fountain
Wamego Area Veterans Memorial
20’ Native Stone Fence
Shelter House
Jack Deweese Memorial Boulder
300+ Trees
While visiting Wamego, please stop by our world reknowned Columbian Theatre and the OZ Museum. Both are located downtown Wamego.
COLUMBIAN THEATRE
OZ MUSEUM
Be transported to the yellow brick road at the Oz Museum in Wamego. Guests will start their journey in the sepia-toned Auntie Em’s Gift Shop; pass through the screen door and into the technicolor world of Oz. Follow the path of the yellow brick road throughout the museum and view over 100 years of Oz history. Rare OZ artifacts such as original MGM 1939 movie production notes and props from the Broadway musical Wicked are also on display.
HOURS: Mon - Sat: 10:00am to 5:00pm / Sunday: 12:00pm to 5:00pm
RATES / ADMISSION
Adults (13 and up) $9.00 / Children (ages 3-12) $7.00
Military Discount:
Adults (ages 13 and up) $7.00 / Children (ages 4-12) $5.00
-Presented by Wamego Area Chamber of Commerce
For additional information or to inquire about volunteering at our event contact the
Chamber Email info@wamegochamber.com
-No dogs are allowed at the Tulip Festival
-Festival is held rain or shine
Thank you to our 2025 Tulip Festival Sponsors!
Timing is everything and if we are blessed with tulips blooming at the same time as our festival, you can enjoy these brilliant flowers by the Historic Museum and Prairie Town Village, which includes the Schonhoff Dutch Mill. Also, tulips are found throughout the Wamego City Park, downtown Wamego, near the Wamego Public Library, Railroad Park and Welcome to Wamego sign at the Corner of Hwy 99 & Hwy 24.
If you are interested in being a craft vendor at the Tulip Festival, click here to submit an application. Vendors are accepted on a first come first serve basis.
