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54 Years of Chief Sarcoxie Days in Sarcoxie
September 10 - September 14
Free
This September 10th through the 14th, come to Sarcoxie for their free Chief Sarcoxie Days Festival. The town of Sarcoxie was initially called Centerville when it was founded in 1931, but was later renamed after Chief Sarcoxie of the Delaware tribe in 1839. This yearly event honors the town’s rich history with Native Americans.
Hours:
- Wednesday 6 pm-6:30 pm
- Thursday 6 pm-8:30 pm
- Friday 12 pm-9:30 pm
- Saturday 8 am-9 pm
- Sunday 10:30 am-12 pm
What to Expect:
- Parade
- Home Show
- Baby Contest
- Livestock Show
- Princess Contest
- Booths & Vendors
- Corn Hole Tournament
- Adult Domino Tournament
- Live Musical Performances
- Sunday Morning Church Service
- Delmar Edwards Kiddie Tractor Pull
- Western Twirler’s Square Dance Club
- Risen Ranch Cowboy Church Praise Team
Highlighted Amenities:
- Restrooms Available
- Free Parking Nearby
- Golf Carts Shutting from Parking to Event
- ATM at the Pinnacle Bank on the Square’s Corner
Helpful Tips!
It may be a good idea to bring a stroller for the comfort and safety of younger children. Some vendors may be cash only, so plan accordingly. For a full festival schedule, please visit them on their website or Facebook page! This event will be held in downtown Sarcoxie square located near the Sarcoxie Veteran Memorial at 6th St and Center St.