Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair
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Everybody loves a parade - and food - and fun. And the Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair has it all! Don't miss the pancake feed, Salina Journal Chili Cool-off, inflatable rides and more. Centered around the Smoky Hill Museum, this one-day festival of fun is held annually the fourth Saturday of September. Celebrate the history and heritage of the Smoky Hills region with a downtown parade, stage entertainment, children's hands-on activities, inflatable rides and special activities for kids of all ages.
Smoky Hill Museum Street Fair
Phone : 785-309-5776 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : museum@salina.org
Web: smokyhillmuseum.org
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