Chandler Ostrich Festival
Chandler, AZ · Odd
- When
- March 12–21, 2027
- Where
- Tumbleweed Park · Chandler · AZ
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Approximate: based on past editions, not announced yet
Chandler's Chamber of Commerce turns Tumbleweed Park into an ostrich-themed county fair each March, with ostrich races, a carnival midway and live music across two consecutive weekends. The festival nods to Chandler's early-1900s ostrich-ranching boom, when plumes for ladies' hats made the bird the valley's most valuable export. (2027 dates approximate, based on the festival's usual mid-March weekends.)
The history within reach
- Chandler Ostrich Festivalsame spot
Chandler's Chamber of Commerce turns Tumbleweed Park into an ostrich-themed county fair each March, with ostrich races, a carnival midway and live music across two consecutive weekends.
Chandler's Celebration of Unity festival has brought heritage food, dance, and performances from the city's cultural communities to Dr.
Gilbert started as a siding on a rail line built to move alfalfa out of the East Valley, and by the 1920s it was calling itself the hay shipping capital of the world.
Gilbert Public Schools opened the town's first high school in 1918, when Gilbert was a rail siding that shipped baled alfalfa out of the Salt River Valley.
Arizona State shut down its agriculture programme in 1979 and was left holding a square mile of farmland in south Tempe.