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Annual Events

From an Easter morning egg hunt to a lighted parade in December, Redfield's calendar has something for every season. Here are the annual events worth planning around. For current dates and details, check the calendar or the Redfield Review newsletter.

Kids and families searching for colorful plastic eggs under tall trees at Redfield City Park during the Easter Egg Hunt
Easter Bunny posing with Redfield families and kids on a sunny spring day in the parkChildren in winter hats and coats collecting eggs across the park lawn near the playgroundCheerful Easter bunny yard decorations on the grass as families gather at the egg hunt
Spring

Easter Egg Hunt

Every year on the Saturday of Easter weekend. Bring the kids and a basket.

Costumed rock band performing under green and blue stage lights for the crowd at an Old Settlers Days evening concert in Redfield
Crowds gathering among food trucks, vendor tents, and brick storefronts on downtown Redfield's main street during Old Settlers DaysFire trucks, ambulances, and emergency vehicles rolling down First Street in the Redfield paradeAmerican Legion color guard marching with the American flag in the Redfield Old Settlers Days parade
June

Old Settlers Days

Redfield's longest-running tradition, held every June since 1877. Three days of parades, food, and music, with events like carnival rides, horseshoes, corn hole, mud volleyball, and a classic car show. Each year's lineup is a little different, but it's always family friendly with something for every age.

Kids climbing and playing on a giant inflatable pirate ship at Redfield City Park during Halloween in the Park
Families in costume lining up along decorated car trunks for trunk or treat on a sunny fall afternoon in RedfieldTwo kids in matching cry-baby costumes riding inflatable ponies beside a bounce house under red fall leaves at the park shelterHalloween in the Park flyer: Redfield City Park, October 31, 3 to 5 PM, with hot chocolate, inflatables, s'mores, games, and trunk or treat
October 31

Halloween in the Park

The fall favorite, held at Redfield City Park from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. What used to be Trunk or Treat is now Halloween in the Park, and it's grown. Hot chocolate, inflatables, s'mores, games, and the trunk or treat that started it all. Costumes encouraged.

Families with glow sticks lining a snowy downtown Redfield street at night as lighted vehicles roll by in the Winter Nights Lighted Parade
Community members sharing a meal at long tables inside the Legion Hall during the Winterfest chili feedVolunteers standing behind tables filled with holiday cookies at the Winterfest Cookie WalkYoung children visiting Santa in front of a snowy holiday backdrop at WinterfestCostumed riders on a float decorated with holiday lights in the Winterfest Christmas Lighted Parade
First Saturday in December

Winterfest

An all-day holiday celebration. From 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at West Central Valley Middle School, enjoy a craft show, Cookie Walk, breakfast and lunch from local organizations, Kids Shop Free, and a Santa visit around 1:00 p.m.

In the evening, head to the Legion Hall for the Chili Cook-Off, then to Redfield City Park for the tree lighting around 5:00 p.m. The day wraps up with the Winter Nights Lighted Parade through Redfield.

Follow the Redfield Development Corporation on Facebook for updates.

Neighbors filling tables in the Legion Hall dining room, decorated with an American flag and veterans banners, during the Saturday breakfast
Plates of biscuits and gravy, eggs, bacon, and toast served on a tray at the Legion Saturday breakfastVolunteers cooking in the Legion Hall kitchen during Saturday breakfastSmiling Legion Post 261 volunteer taking breakfast orders at the counterAmerican Legion Post 261 brick hall on Thomas Street in Redfield with bicycles parked along the side
Every Saturday, year-round

American Legion Saturday Breakfast

6:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the Legion Hall, 1116 Thomas Street. Running for over 30 years. Not annual, but part of Redfield's weekly rhythm.

Follow American Legion Post 261 on Facebook and check the page for any future Saturday breakfast updates.

Want to help?

Most of these events run on volunteers. Reach out through the Redfield Development Corporation or the Chamber of Commerce, or come to a Saturday morning at the Legion. That's where a lot of things get planned.

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