Topeka Fiesta Mexicana
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This 5 day Fiesta is one of the largest in the Midwest with over 60,000 anticipated visitors. Carnival, authentic Mexican foods, art show, beer, bingo, kids activities, crafts and more! The Fiesta is one more way to continue to make Kansas a culturally alive and vibrant place for residents and visitors! Gracias.
Our entertainment line-up has started! WE HAVE 3 STAGES OF FREE ENTERTAINMENT.
Topeka Fiesta Mexicana
Phone : 785-232-5088 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: fiestatopeka.com
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