Equifest Of Kansas

Fri Jan 23 at 10:00am

Topeka, KS

Event Info

3-day equine extravaganza that brings together the heart and soul of the horse industry. From top-tier vendors to dynamic clinics, educational workshops, and thrilling competitions, EquiFest offers something for every horse enthusiast. Whether you're a seasoned rider, a curious spectator, or a passionate advocate, this event delivers an unforgettable blend of entertainment, learning and community all under one roof.

Fri - January 23, 2026 • 10:00 AMTickets

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Stormont Vail Events Center

One Expocentre Drive, Topeka, KS

http://www.stormontvaileventscenter.com/

(785) 235-1986

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people does the Stormont Vail event center hold?: The Stormont Vail Events Center in Topeka, KS, boasts a flexible seating capacity designed to accommodate a wide range of events. The main arena, known as Landon Arena, can hold up to 10,000 people for concerts, sporting events, and large-scale performances. The venue also features additional spaces, such as exhibition halls and meeting rooms, perfect for conventions, trade shows, and private gatherings. With its modern amenities and adaptable layouts, the Stormont Vail Events Center is one of the largest and most versatile event venues in Kansas, making it a top choice for both local and regional events looking to host crowds of various sizes.
Was there a tornado in Topeka KS 1966?: Yes, there was a devastating tornado in Topeka, KS, in 1966. On June 8, 1966, an F5 tornado struck the city, causing catastrophic damage. The tornado carved a path through Topeka, destroying homes, businesses, and landmarks, including the Washburn University campus. Tragically, the storm resulted in 16 fatalities and hundreds of injuries, with property damage estimated at over $100 million (equivalent to nearly a billion dollars today). The 1966 Topeka tornado remains one of the most significant and destructive tornadoes in Kansas history, leading to improved tornado warning systems and increased community preparedness across the region.