NOTE: Given the current pandemic, we have gone virtual with Zoom-based events. Click here to view our calendar. All events are recorded and made available on the FIA site as well as on our social media channels.
FIA has luncheons, special events, fundraisers, Happy Hours and a Fairfax Festival each year. Luncheons typically fall on the second Thursday of the month except July, October and December where we do not have a luncheon. Average attendance is 80 and they are usually held at a business in our district with a variety of speakers and topics. In October we have our annual Fairfax Festival instead of a luncheon. Happy Hours periodically pop up throughout the year.
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Video from our last luncheon.
Upcoming Events:
Given the current pandemic, we have gone virtual with Zoom-based events. Click here to view our calendar. All events are recorded and made available on the FIA site as well as on our social media channels.
After a one-year hiatus due to Covid, the 6th annual Fairfax Festival will be held at Kaw Point Park on Oct 7, 2021 3:30-6:30 p.m. (rain date is Oct 6 same time). In addition to the usual live music, beer & wine garden, local food, raffles, lawn game tournament and historical boat rides, this year we will have a very special guest joining the Festival!
The North American B25-D Mitchell Bomber plane (built in Fairfax during WWII) will be flying in for the festival and will do a flyover at 4 p.m. at the Fairfax Festival. There will be opportunities to meet the B25-D pilots and….Rosie Riveters. (Rosie the Riveter was a cultural icon of World War II, representing the women who worked in factories and shipyards and produced war supplies during World War II).
There are also event sponsorships available – it’s a great opportunity to promote your business at the festival.
More details can be found here: https://fiakck.org/2021fairfaxfestival/
