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The 48th Annual Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival returned to downtown Kirksville on Sept. 16, coinciding with Truman State University’s Family Day. The festival, which began in 1974, celebrates arts, crafts, food and music bringing thousands of visitors to downtown Kirksville annually.
The 48th Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival will be returning to downtown Kirksville on Sept. 16, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., coinciding with Truman State University’s Family Day. The festival, which began in 1974, celebrates arts, crafts, food, and music bringing thousands of visitors to downtown Kirksville annually. Family Day also attracts visitors from throughout Missouri and the Midwest.
The 48th Red Barn Arts and Crafts Festival will be returning to downtown Kirksville on Sept. 16. The festival, which began in 1974, celebrates arts, crafts, food and music bringing thousands of visitors to downtown Kirksville annually. The festival is held during Family Weekend at Truman State University, attracting visitors from throughout Missouri and the Midwest.