The biggest weekend in Stephenville arrives with Moo-La Fest, Wings & Wonders.
- Jun 3
- 1 min read
The wait is finally over.
Stephenville is set for a big weekend of fun with Moo-La Fest and Wings & Wonders.
Moo-La Fest takes place from Thursday, June 4, through Saturday, June 6, at Stephenville City Park.
A crowd favorite - Carnival Americana – will also be back with those famous games, rides and fun houses the whole family will love.
The midway will be open Thursday through Saturday.
Ashley Thomas, the city’s main street manager, said Thursday’s fun will include a concert by The Bellamy Brothers, food and Moove-It race.
The carnival will open Thursday from 4-11 p.m.
The fun will continue Friday with more live music, mini golf, a dueling mechanical bull, bungee trampoline and Western heritage area for kids.
Saturday’s fun will include a cornhole tournament, butt sketch artist, mutton bustin’ and live music by Gary P. Nunn.
There will also be a milking contest with local celebrity milkers Sterling Doty, Trey Taylor, Todd Whitten and Mayor Lonn Reisman.
Pre-registration is required for some events; click here to learn more.
Save some energy for Wings & Wonders happening from 9 a.m.-noon on Saturday at Stephenville Clark Regional Airport.
There will be various aircrafts on display, food, entertainment, shopping, art and a unique experience the whole family will love.
It’s going to be a great weekend in Stephenville.
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