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Annual Parkville Days festival ready to roll

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August 20, 2025
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FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY IN DOWNTOWN PARKVILLE

The annual Parkville Days festival celebrates the city’s charming historic town and features a variety of family-friendly entertainment.

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This year’s Parkville Days event is Friday, Aug. 22 through Sunday, Aug. 24.

Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy live music along the Missouri River and on Main Street. There will be family fun throughout the weekend, including the Evans Midland Empire Carnival, starting Friday at 6 p.m.

Browse arts and crafts, retail, food, and specialty vendors. Take a helicopter ride over Parkville and the Missouri River. Participating downtown shops will host their “end-of-summer” promos and specials.

EVENT SCHEDULE

Friday, Aug. 22 ∙ 6 – 10 pm

Evans Midland Empire Carnival ∙ Wristband Special $28
Live Music starting at 6 p.m. on the McKeon Stage in English Landing Park
Live Music at The Craic on Main, 7-10 p.m.
Arts and Crafts, Retail, Food and Specialty Vendors
Family friendly activities
Helicopter Rides (located on the baseball field in Platte Landing Park). Cash Only, $50 per person, minimum of two people – max of three people per ride. No age or height restrictions, but there is a seat restriction of 280 lbs.
Beer Garden
Downtown Merchant Promos and Specials

Saturday, Aug. 23 ∙ 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.

Evans Midland Empire Carnival ∙ Wristband Special $28 (Noon-5 p.m. and 5-10 p.m.)
Parkville Farmer’s Market ∙ 7 a.m. – Noon
Parkville Days Parade ∙ 10 a.m. The parade starts at 63rd Street and Hwy 9 and travels south to downtown Parkville on Main Street. Parkville Trivia and Giveaways start at 10 a.m. at the Grandstand (1st & Main Street)
Family Sports Fest on Saturday, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. in English Landing Park, hosted by the Platte County Sports Commission, featuring autographs with KC Mascots (Sluggerrr, KC Wolf, Blue, and Mac the Maverick), and contests, prizes, raffles, and giveaways.
Family friendly activities, including a Main Stage performance by Pride Martial Arts
Live Music starting at 2 p.m. (See schedule below)
Arts & Crafts, Retail, Food & Specialty Vendors
Helicopter Rides (located on the baseball field in Platte Landing Park)
Beer Garden
Downtown merchant Promos and Specials

Sunday, Aug. 24 ∙ 12-5 p.m.

Evans Midland Empire Carnival ∙ Wristband Special $28
Live Music starting at noon
Arts & Crafts, Retail, Food & Specialty Vendors
Family friendly activities
Helicopter Rides (located on the baseball field in Platte Landing Park)
Beer Garden
Downtown merchant Promos and Specials

MORE INFO AND THINGS TO DO:
• Restaurants will be open all weekend. Visit the local favorites.
• Shop local businesses on Main Street, East Street and English Landing Center.
•Parkville Mini Golf will be open all weekend.
• Enjoy beautiful English Landing Park – miles of walking trails, pickleball, playgrounds, frisbee golf, sand volleyball, basketball
• Platte Landing Park and the Parkville Dog Park will be open all weekend.

MUSIC LINEUP ON THE MCKEON STAGE IN ENGLISH LANDING PARK

Friday, Aug. 22

6-6:45: Alley Cats
7-7:45: King Dari
8:30-10: Accidental Moguls

Saturday, Aug. 23

2-3:45: Grandview Station
4-5:45: Land Lion
6-7:45: Jillian Riscoe
8-10: KC Groove Therapy

Sunday, Aug. 24

12-1: School of Rock
1:15-2:30: Martin Thompson
2:45-4: Deville Montague

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