Spring Excitement and Summer Adventures in Dodge City


In spring, Dodge City comes alive with energy and anticipation of the upcoming travel season. The Annual Southwest Kansas Winter Expo, the trade show with something for everyone, drawing hundreds of vendors and live performers for three days of shopping, food, gun show, and more, attracting visitors from across the region. The annual Shrine Circus never fails to bring wonder and delight to families with spectacular performances that captivate audiences of all ages.
Sports enthusiasts celebrate the return of Southwest Kansas Storm arena football, as the team’s season kicks off at United Wireless Arena, delivering heart-pounding action and hometown pride. The roar of engines signals another thrilling year at Dodge City Raceway Park when it opens for the season in April, offering motorsports excitement through October. As May arrives, we celebrate National Travel and Tourism Week with special activities honoring our frontline service personnel and showcasing what makes Dodge City an unforgettable destination.
As spring gives way to summer, Dodge City promises even more adventure around every corner. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, the Boot Hill Museum lets you relive the legends of the Old West with twice-daily gunfights. Miss Kitty and her charming crew take the stage nightly for the Long Branch Variety Show, treating guests to a mouthwatering country-style dinner paired with playful songs, captivating stories, and lively can-can dancing.
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Climb aboard the Historic Trolley for an in-depth journey through Dodge City’s rough and rowdy past, from pioneering settlers to modern-day agricultural powerhouses. The ten-day Dodge City Days Festival in late July and early August celebrates our western heritage with spectacular events including the annual Longhorn Cattle Drive, PRCA Roundup Rodeo, concerts, and family-friendly activities.
Start planning your spring getaway or summer adventure by visiting www.visitdodgecity.org or calling (620) 225-8186 today.
