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If you are looking for a free, peaceful way to enjoy a spring morning near Wichita, Blossom Fest at Elderslie Farm is one of those hidden gems. It is simple, relaxed, and a great way to slow down and enjoy the season as everything starts to bloom.
Blossom Fest is all about experiencing Elderslie Farm in its early spring transition. The blackberry brambles are just beginning to bloom, flowers are starting to pop up, and the whole property feels fresh and full of life again. There is no set schedule, which makes it easy to come and go, wander the grounds, and just enjoy the morning at your own pace.

Blossom Fest: What to Expect:
• Free admission to explore the farm
• Coffee and breakfast available at the Bramble Café
• Local vendors set up throughout the property
• Outdoor games and open space for kids to play
• First look at the you-pick flower patch
Morning Highlights
• 8:00 AM – Grounds open, coffee and breakfast available
• 9:00 – 11:00 AM – Tiny Hiney Petting Zoo
• Live music throughout the morning
• The Greenbriar Band performs from 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Vendors on Site
• Pathfinders Makers Market
• Friends of Kechi Park
• Grace Gardens
• Handmade by Evangelyn
• Dogma316
• Prairie Creek Farm & Apiary
Don’t Miss
One of the most unique parts of this event is the Berry Ferry, which takes guests out to the blackberry brambles. While the berries are not quite ready yet, it is a fun way to see what is coming later in the season and get a behind-the-scenes look at the farm.
• Berry Ferry rides: $6 per rider
Why This is a Good Deal
This is one of those events where you can spend a whole morning without spending much. Admission is free, and you can choose to grab coffee, breakfast, or a ferry ride to add to the experience. It is a great mix of relaxation, kid-friendly activities, and local shopping all in one place.
If you love slower mornings, fresh air, and supporting local vendors, this is definitely worth checking out.
Date: May 2, 2026
Time: 8:00 am – 1 pm
Location: Elderslie Farm, Kechi, KS
Cost: Free admission (Berry Ferry $6)


