We all know how time just seems to zoom past us all in Amarillo. We haven't hit Christmas or the end of the year yet, but that will sadly fly by, and we will be on to 2026. It's crazy how fast it all really goes.

As we are winding up the year and looking ahead, this is the time to start putting things on your calendar. Whether it is on your phone or you will buy a calendar to hang on the wall or sit at your desk, this is something that needs to be added.

Why Summer 2026 Is Already a Big Deal

The summer of 2026 is already shaping up to be a great one. There are some huge things that are going to be happening. Some events are yearly, and then there are the new ones happening.

What to Expect at the Sweet Corn Festival

This summer, Gee's Family Farm will be hosting its first-ever Sweet Corn Festival. It's going to happen the weekend of July 24-25. Two days of fun, vendors, live music, delicious food, and even a spectacular fireworks show. All of this to celebrate sweet corn.

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I mean, who doesn't love sweet corn? Fresh on the cob? That screams summer right there. Right now, you can put this on your calendar for yourself, but they are looking for vendors. These vendors are going to help make the event a success.

Vendors, Food Trucks, and Participants Wanted

Vendor registration is officially open. If you have a product that you must share with us, or even if you have a food truck, they are looking for you. You can secure your spot NOW. 

How to Join the Fun — Dates & Details

And with new events popping up left and right, this Sweet Corn Festival feels like just the beginning. Amarillo continues to grow its list of family-friendly, local-focused celebrations, and it’s exciting to watch traditions being created in real time.

Marking these dates early means you won’t miss out, and it gives us all something fun to look forward to once summer rolls back around. Before we know it, July will be here, and the countdown to sweet corn season will be on.

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