FRONTENAC, KS – The Southeast Kansas Farm Show welcomes all local farmers, agriculture enthusiasts, and families to attend its upcoming event this weekend, November 5–7, at Camptown Events Center in Frontenac, Kansas. The event aims to recapture the excitement of farm shows held in the area in years past while celebrating the agricultural industry and its continued growth throughout the region for a wide audience of all ages and levels of agricultural knowledge.
The show welcomes attendees interested in learning about or extending their knowledge of agricultural equipment, innovative technology, farming products, and services that support the future of agriculture. Food and beverage vendors will be on-site throughout the show, along with live demos and seminars for all three days from agriculture professionals. Admission is open to the public and completely free for all attendees.
All attendees are invited to pre-register prior to attendance to be entered into a daily raffle giveaway. The giveaway consists of one $500 voucher given away at random per day, redeemable with any farm show vendor.
Over 130 vendors will be in attendance with both indoor and outdoor spaces, all agriculture-centered, with displays varying in size and offerings. An outdoor concert will also be hosted Friday evening, with live music by Left of Center and CM Johnson Band. The concert is open to the public, free of charge.
The Southeast Kansas Farm Show is sponsored by Heritage Tractor – John Deere, Cam Seed, and Cobb Realty. Camptown Event Center is hosting the event to highlight the agricultural businesses, innovations, and traditions that continue to shape the Midwest.
Event hours:
Thursday, November 5: 1–6 pm
Friday, November 6: 8 am – 6 pm (free concert 6:30–10 pm)
Saturday, November 7: 8 am – 6 pm
For more information and a detailed event schedule, visit camptownevents.com or follow Camptown Events on social media.
Camptown Event Center is a large, versatile event venue located in Frontenac, Kansas. The center hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including weddings, private parties, community celebrations, and seasonal gatherings. Once a central location for local greyhound racing, the property sat vacant until 2024, when it was restored and repurposed into a multipurpose event venue serving the Southeast Kansas community.