Apr 24 Friday
The Final Friday of every month, Dodge City's performing and visual arts take over downtown for an evening of fun, art, spirits, and fellowship.
May 29 Friday
Jun 05 Friday
We would love to see you at our outside, live music event featuring Bluegrass music the first weekend of June. Located in Colby, Kansas right off of Interstate 70, this is a family event that you won't want to miss. Not only a full lineup of great music, but also food trucks, events for kids, games, and more.
4:00PM - Open Stage
5:30PM - THE MCLEMORE EXPERIENCE
6:30PM - Seth Mulder & Midnight Run
7:30PM - Blue Highway
8:30PM - Driven
9:30PM - Pitney Meyer
Music workshops schedule coming soon! Check back at https://www.pickinontheplains.com/schedule for more info!
Jun 06 Saturday
11:00AM - JOHN DEPEW TRIO12:00PM - NEWFOUND ROAD1:00PM - PITNEY MEYER2:00PM - DRIVEN3:00PM - BLUE HIGHWAY4:00PM - SETH MULDER & MIDNIGHT RUN5:00PM - JOHN DEPEW TRIO6:00PM - NEWFOUND ROAD7:00PM - PITNEY MEYER8:00PM - DRIVEN9:00PM - BLUE HIGHWAY10:00PM - SETH MULDER & MIDNIGHT RUN
Jun 07 Sunday
9:30AM - DIRT ROADS GOSPEL BAND10:15AM - JOHN DEPEW TRIO11:00AM - newfound road12:00PM - BLUEGRASS GOSPEL HOMECOMING
Jun 26 Friday
Jul 31 Friday
Aug 28 Friday
Sep 25 Friday
Save the date for Prairie Festival 2026, when we’ll celebrate The Land Institute’s 50th anniversary. ***DATES & TIMES ARE TENTATIVE - CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR FINAL DETAILS ON THIS EVENT! ***
https://landinstitute.org/events/prairie-festival-2026/
ABOUT THE LAND INSTITUTE: The future is perennial. ~ The Land Institute is leading a global movement to transform agriculture and secure a sustainable future for all. We’re cultivating a perennial revolution—one seed, one field, one relationship, one story at a time.
Why perennial? How the future takes root. ~ Transitioning from an annual to a perennial agricultural model is the best chance we have to create a truly regenerative future. Perennial crops—like grains, legumes and oilseeds—have extensive root systems that capture and store carbon dioxide, helping mitigate climate change. They require less fossil fuel and fewer chemical inputs. They can repair soil and restore waterways, all while producing abundant food for our hungry world. It all adds up to a healthier, more resilient system for people and planet.