2025 official versailles olde tyme apple festival™ guide october 4-5, 2025
Pick yours up at the Chamber Office Monday, Wednesday, or Friday from 10 AM - 4 PM
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thursday, october 2
7 pm “SpongeBob the Musical” Apple Festival Play ...................................... Royal Theatre
friday, october 3
9 am - 6 pm Apple Pie Baking Contest Entries ................................................................ State Farm Insurance 121 E Newton
6 pm Baby Dumplings, Apple Tarts Contest ...................................................... First Baptist Church
6 pm - 10 pm Live Music ............................................................................................................... Bee’s Knees Bee Garden
7 pm “SpongeBob the Musical” Apple Festival Play Royal Theatre
saturday, october 4
8 am Parade Check-In................................................................................................... Morgan Co. R-II School (Enter via Westvue Dr)
8 am - Noon Car Show Registration ...................................................................................... Versailles City Park
9 am Fun Zone for Kids Opens ................................................................................. Fischer St.
9 am Vendor Booths Open
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10 am Parade Starts ......................................................................................................... Hwy. 52 - Morgan Co. R-II School 11:45 am Marching Band Awards.................................................................................... Main Stage
12 pm Cenex Check Presentation with the Chamber ..................................... Main Stage
12:15 pm Central High School Kilties Perform Newton Street in front of Main Stage
12:30 pm Apple Pie Contest & Auction ......................................................................... Main Stage
11:30 - 3:30 pm Live Music ............................................................................................................... Bee’s Knees Bee Garden
8 am Community Worship Service .......................................................................... Main Stage
9 am Vendor Booths Open .......................................................................................... Downtown Versailles Square
11 am - 1 pm Live Music ............................................................................................................... Main Stage
12 pm Olde Tyme Apple Festival Golf Tournament Rolling Hills Country Club
12 pm - 3 pm Live Music Bee’s Knees Bee Garden
2 pm “SpongeBob the Musical” Apple Festival Play ........................................ Royal Theatre
3 pm Vendor Booths Close ........................................................................................... Downtown Versailles Square
Welcome to Versailles from the versailles area chamber of commerce director
Dina Dunklee
Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director
Versailles is my hometown. I was born and raised here in Versailles. I am a 1995 Morgan County R-2 Graduate. My husband Dustin Dunklee and I moved away from Versailles to further our education but eventually came back to our hometown. We are both heavily involved in our community. We have two beautiful daughters, Ella and Ruby. I took on the position of Executive Director for the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce in September 2019. I love collaborating with the community and working with other organizations. I have always believed that we are better working together.
I have attended the Olde Tyme Apple Festival for as long as I can remember. Every year, this event brings family and friends together. That is what makes this Festival so special. Being involved in the behind-the-scenes preparation for the Olde Tyme Apple Festival has been very eye-opening. I am now the Co-Chair to Brice Lake (Apple Festival Chairman). I had no idea what all took place putting this event together. Knowing all of this makes this event even more special. Working with the local entities is what makes this festival work.
I hope everyone comes out and enjoys themselves for the 2025 Olde Tyme Apple Festival. Make sure to take in the sights, smells,
and wonderful music. If you want a treat later that day, make sure you bid on an Apple Pie in our Apple Pie Contest. If you are staying in town for the evening, you need to get tickets for the Apple Festival Play put on by the Royal Theatre. If cars are your thing, make sure to head out to the Versailles City Park and see the Car Show put on by the Eldon Knights of Columbus, or on Saturday evening, make sure you attend the Apple Bash put on by the Lions Club of Versailles.
Big Wins, Bigger Dreams: A New Chapter for Our Hometown Festival
This year, we had the incredible honor of being named the winner of the Cenex Hometown Throwdown Competition—a title that not only brings pride to our community but also comes with a generous $100,000 prize. With this funding, we’re excited to bring meaningful improvements to our festival experience. One of our first initiatives is to support our local vendors by providing reliable Wi-Fi connectivity, making sales transactions smoother and more efficient for everyone. We’re also setting our sights on a long-overdue update to our festival stage, which has faithfully served our community for over 40 years.
Beyond these upgrades, the award gives us the ability to prepare for the future— helping us meet unexpected needs and continue growing our event year after year. Thanks to Cenex, we’re not just celebrating a win—we’re building a stronger, more connected future for our hometown.
Welcome from the versailles olde tyme apple festival™ chairman
Brice Lake
Versailles
Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ Chairman
Pictured with wife Courtney and daughter Bailey
I would like to welcome everyone to the 2025 Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival. We have had a busy year of planning for this year’s Apple Festival to make it bigger and better than 2024.
Every year, the Apple Festival continues to grow bigger and bigger, and it takes a large group of volunteers and organizations to make this event happen. We greatly appreciate your support. We are always making improvements every year to make the festival more accessible and fun for all of the festival-goers.
Make sure you take time to check out all of the activities we have going on over the weekend, as well as shopping at some of your favorite vendor’s booths for homemade crafts and your favorite festival foods. This weekend will be packed full of events for all ages.
If you’re able to make a weekend out of your trip to the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple
Festival, be sure to check out some of our locally-owned businesses and see what Versailles has to offer every day.
We look forward to seeing you on October 4th and 5th and continuing to make The Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival the best festival in the state.
At Cenex,® we’re proud to support the places we call home, and this competition was a celebration of everything that makes our local festivals and community traditions truly one-of-a-kind. Built on homegrown values and powered by locally owned and operated locations, Cenex goes beyond energy — we’re about connection, tradition, and bringing people together. Your support shows just how strong that community spirit is.
Thank you for being part of our story — and for making this hometown celebration one to remember.
@cenexstores cenex.com
Apple Festival Memorial Run in loving memory of Ryan Simpson
Join us for the 1st Annual Apple Festival Memorial Run in loving memory of Ryan Simpson. Ryan was 16 years old and a dedicated athlete at Morgan County R-II High School where he played football, wrestled, ran cross country, and was a thrower for the track team. His life was tragically taken in a car accident on June 6th, 2025-but his smile, spirit, and love for his teammates live on.
This 5k run/walk will start at the Morgan County Fairgrounds and wind through the Versailles City Park and surrounding areas, offering a cross-country feel. Whether you're running or walking with friends, this event is about community, remembrance, and carrying Ryan's legacy forward.
Can't join us in person? A virtual option is available so supporters near and far can take part in honoring Ryan.
All proceeds benefit the RYAN SIMPSON MEMORIAL FUND. Register online by clicking below.
2025 grand marshal
Becky Callaghan
The Versailles Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce Becky Callaghan as the Grand Marshal for the 2025 Olde Tyme Apple Festival.
A lifelong resident of Versailles and a 1978 graduate of Versailles High School, Becky has deep roots in the community. She and her late husband, Marty, shared 39 years together, raising six children on their 80-acre farm southeast of town. In the early years, they operated greenhouses and sold produce, while Marty also worked at the Gates Factory. That job led him to hauling expedited freight and eventually founding Callaghan Trucking and Warehouse.
Becky built her own career as a rural mail carrier for the United States Postal Service, serving the Gravois and Laurie areas until her retirement in 2017. Retirement has given her more time to enjoy her grandchildren’s school and sporting events and to devote herself to volunteering.
She is an active member of the Versailles Community Betterment Group, working to improve the lives of local citizens. Currently serving as chairman of the group’s commercial committee, Becky is passionate about fundraising and community projects. Her favorite initiative is “Community Partner Weeks,” held in conjunction with 3MT (Third Missouri Missions Team), which brings together dedicated adults and youth to
work on projects around town. Becky lives by two guiding mottos: “Bloom where you are planted” and “There’s always an opportunity somewhere.”
One such opportunity came last year during the Super Bowl, when a commercial for the Cenex Hometown Throwdown contest caught her attention. Scanning a QR code on the screen, she learned about a nationwide competition for the “Best Festival in the U.S.” and immediately thought of the Olde Tyme Apple Festival—already voted Missouri’s Best Festival. Becky quickly contacted Executive Director Dina Dunklee of the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce to share the information.
With entries open from January 7 to February 7, 2025, the festival advanced to the top five in May. The community rallied together, working hard to gather votes. On June 17, the exciting news came: the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival had won the title of Best Festival in the U.S.—along with the $100,000 grand prize to make the event even better.
Becky Callaghan’s dedication, leadership, and community pride make her the perfect choice for this year’s Grand Marshal. The Chamber of Commerce invites everyone to join in celebrating her at the 2025 Olde Tyme Apple Festival.
past apple festival grand marshals
2024 - Rick Vogt
2023 - JT Gerlt
2022 - Chuck & Louella Pryor
2021 - David & Cheryl Wood
2020 - No Apple Festival
2019 - Carol Ellsman
2018 - Jay & Susie Yoder
2017 - Tommy and Teresa Capps
2016 - Jim and Mary Daniels
2015 - Doc and Carol Jones
2014 - Luke and Joyce Campbell
2013 - Gary and Debbie Hutchison
2012 - Jay Fisher
2011 - Dane and Sharene Vernon
2010 - Buzz and Buddy Lujin
2009 - Jan and Sam Guenther
2008 - Raymond and Elizabeth Garber
2007 - Keith Mueller
2006 - Duane Miller
2005 - Leroy Bacon
Welcome to Versailles
from the city of versailles mayor
Jamie Morrow
Mayor, City of Versailles
of Versailles to welcome you to our city, and I sincerely hope you are blessed by your time here.
VERSAILLES The
Welcome to Versailles, home of the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™. For more than 40 years, the first weekend in October has been set aside by the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce to sponsor this event, which benefits our local businesses and showcases our city and a variety of local talent. I have served on the Chamber board for the past eleven years. I understand and appreciate the many hours given to our community by chamber members, city officials and staff, police and sheriff’s departments, city and rural fire departments, the ambulance district, local schoolteachers and students, local churches, and many other community organizations and individuals. It is this combined effort that not only makes the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ a premier festival that has been recognized as the best small-town festival in our State but also makes Versailles a wonderful place to live and work.
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Welcome to our City! Welcome to our City!
Welcome to our City! Welcome to our City!
In recent years, the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Versailles have collaborated to add new events that promote our community, including “Ozarks Grillin and Chillin,” the city’s annual Independence Day celebration, the annual “Scare on the Square,” which will be held on Saturday, October 25, and the annual “Christmas Around Versailles Lighted Celebration” on Saturday, December 29. All these new events bring a unique flair that showcases our city to residents and visitors alike.
It gives me great pride as the Mayor
fiddle contest
The fiddlers will be back at the 2025 Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ with a competition at 1 p.m. Saturday, October 4 at the Methodist Church in Versailles. Admission is $2 per person.
The contest is sponsored by the Marker Family and the Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce.
Sign-up for the contest is at noon. The fiddle contest will be divided into three categories: Junior: up to 16 years old; Open: 16 years old and older; and Senior: 56 years old and older. A fiddler
who is 16 years old may choose to enter either the Junior or the Open class.
There will be prize money for the top positions in all categories.
Those contestants who pre-register will hahapve the opportunity to play last.
For more information, call J.J. White at 573789-0144 or the Chamber Office at 573-378-4401. Click below to fill out an online entry form!
VER SAILLES
watching the parade
The parade will begin from the school entrance next to the old Sakelaris Ford. The parade will NOT pass by Walmart and McDonald’s. Please plan accordingly when choosing your location to watch the parade.
participating in the parade
Parade line up will take place at the Morgan Co. R-II School. If you are a participant in the parade, please enter from the Westview Drive entrance and follow the signs for parade line up. Volunteers will be in place to assist you and tell you where to go.
Parade line up begins at 8:00am. Please plan to be checked in by 9:30am for the parade to begin at 10:00am.
Parade participants are encouraged to decorate their vehicles and floats to the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ theme.
To participate in the parade, please fill out the parade entry form and return it to the Chamber Office. Any forms not turned in by October 1 can be brought with you to the parade line up on Sat. Oct. 4. Please contact the Chamber Office with any questions. 573-3784401 or info@versailleschamber.com
Welcome to the Versailles Apple Festival from
representative of the 58th district
Willard
Haley State Representative - 58th District
Welcome to the Versailles Old Tyme Apple Festival! The rich tradition of our festival brings together the best of everything….entertainment, food, music, exhibits, a parade, and so much more! The Apple Festival truly has something for everyone! Enjoy all our community has to offer while experiencing one of the oldest festivals in Missouri.
Many volunteers spend countless hours in making the preparations for this festival. I’d like to thank all of these individuals for their efforts and thank you for your support of the Versailles Old Tyme Apple Festival!
Versailles
used to be home to Head Orchard, namesake for the Olde Tyme Apple Festival™
marching band contest
The Versailles Area Chamber of Commerce is working to make this year’s parade the best ever. With the addition of sanctioned judges for the marching band contest, we hope to lure more local bands in participating in the parade. If your school band is interested in participating in the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ parade, return the form below to the Chamber Office. Call the Chamber at 573-3784401 or email info@versailleschamber.com with any questions.
museum to offer historical tours
The Morgan County Historical Society and Museum is a time capsule that offers a captivating glimpse into the area’s past. From its humble beginnings to its present-day status as a treasure trove of local history, this museum stands as a testament to the community’s commitment to preserving its heritage and sharing it with generations to come.
During the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™, history enthusiasts and curious minds alike have a unique opportunity to step back in time at the Morgan County Museum. Conveniently located at 118 N. Monroe in Versailles, the museum opens its doors for tours from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. The admission fee is $5.00 per adult, $3.00 for children 6 - 12 years, and children 5 years and under are granted free entry. This is a chance to explore a piece of Morgan County’s history while enjoying the festivities of the festival.
Housed within the walls of the former Martin Hotel, the Morgan County Museum itself is a historical artifact. The hotel was established in 1853 by Samuel and Elizabeth (Gray) Martin, making it one of the oldest structures in Morgan County. After Samuel’s passing in 1906, his widow Elizabeth and their daughters Lucy and Sally continued to run the business. Remarkably, Elizabeth “Grandma” Martin lived to the impressive age of 104, passing away in 1930.
In 1967, the Morgan County
Historical Society acquired the Martin Hotel, transforming it into the cherished museum it is today. The dedication to preserving history was recognized when the hotel was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. The Martin Hotel’s historical significance extends beyond its years as a stagecoach stop on the Jefferson City-Springfield route, as it later served guests arriving by Rock Island and Missouri Pacific railroads.
Visitors to the museum are treated to a remarkable journey through 26 rooms filled with artifacts and exhibits spanning the 1800s and 1900s. The meticulously recreated rooms provide insight into early rural life, showcasing settings like beauty shops, doctor’s offices, and barbershops. The museum allows guests to step into the past, experiencing the ambiance and day-to-day life of a bygone era.
The stories of the Martin Hotel’s guests come alive through the historical artifacts on display. Hotel rates from yesteryears are astonishingly low, with guests paying $1.00 per day, including 25 cents for a bed, 25 cents per meal, and a 25-cent weekly bath. The parlor boasts a square piano that was once demonstrated at the 1904 World’s Fair, while the hotel lobby still houses the Seth Thomas clock wound by “Grandma Martin” herself.
The museum expands beyond the hotel’s confines, housing a genealogy room brimming with documents that unveil Morgan County’s history. Census records, obituaries, school records, cemetery information, and pioneer certificates provide invaluable resources for researchers and history enthusiasts. Visitors can also explore the museum store, offering a diverse array of items for sale, from homemade children’s and doll quilts to antique china, children’s toys, and books.
More than just a repository of artifacts, the Morgan County Historical Society and Museum serves as a guardian of the region’s legacy. The society’s commitment to preserving the hotel and county history is evident, and it operates as a non-profit, taxexempt organization. For those who wish to
learn more or plan a visit, the museum can be reached at 573-378-5530.
As the Morgan County Historical Society and Museum continues to bridge the gap between the past and the present, it remains an invaluable resource for fostering a deeper connection to the heritage that shapes the community. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a curious traveler, or a local resident, the museum promises an enriching and enlightening experience that transcends time.
pancake breakfast at westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church, 208 N. Fisher, in Versailles, is hosting a pancake breakfast from 6:00 to 9 a.m.
Saturday, Oct. 4 at the church in conjunction with the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™.
The menu includes pancakes, sausage, coffee and juice. The breakfast is free but donations will be accepted to benefit school children at Morgan County R-2.
For more information call 573-378-4975.
The Morgan County Courthouse was completed in 1890 after the original courthouse was destroyed by a major fire in 1887.
Out On A Limb On the Main Stage
Saturday 1 - 4 PM
Eight years ago, four church ladies from Eldon decided to go “out on a limb” and learn the bluegrass tunes they loved. Cathy Kliethermes picked up the fiddle, Galen Maples the strumstick, Lisa Kemna the mandolin, and Angie Fishburn added harmonica and lively tap steps. Their sound came together with Frank Procter on upright bass, whose steady rhythm anchors the group’s fun, faith-filled style. In 2023, Chelsea Cotten joined, bringing crystal-clear vocals and old-soul depth.
Out on a Limb plays a lively mix of bluegrass, gospel, coal mining ballads, and harmonyrich classics. Their mission is simple: to share toe-tapping fun, fellowship, and a love of oldfashioned bluegrass and gospel music wherever they play.
The Retro Nerds
Bee’s Knees BEE GARDEN
Saturday 12 - 4 PM
Community Worship Service
MAIN Stage SUNday @ 8 AM
Everyone is invited - Bring a Lawn Chair. Bleacher seating will be available.
Jackson Fischer main stage
Sunday 11 - 2 PM
family fun zone
Zoom down the slides and zip through the rides at the Family Fun Zone. The Family Fun Zone play area at the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™ will be located down Fisher St.
The fun zone will feature activities, games and bounce houses, great for children of all ages. Experience this unique, friendly, safe atmosphere during the Versailles Olde Tyme Apple Festival™.
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apple pie baking contest
Entries will be taken from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Friday, October 3 at the State Farm office. Winners will be announced at the apple pie auction Saturday, October 4 at the main stage on the north side of the courthouse at 12:30 PM.
UPDATED RULES:
One entry per person. Entry consists of a whole unsliced apple pie. Additional taster’s slice will not be required and will be taken out of the entry at the event.
Apple pies should be in disposable pan as they will not be returned.
Apple pies will be judged on appearance prior to cutting the taster’s slice and then taste, and winners will be announced at the pie auction. All proceeds from the go toward scholarships for graduating seniors of Versailles High School.
The 2025 Baby Dumplings contest winners will be announced 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 3 at First Baptist Church in Versailles.
Baby Dumplings selected will be first, second and third place winners age birth to 23 months.
Grandparents, parents and family are welcome.
Child or parent must be a resident of Morgan County and the contest is limited to the first 20 children entered in each group. A completed entry form and a $2 entry fee are required.
Three photos for vote containers are requested, 4”x6” or less.
Entry deadline is noon on Friday, September 19, 2024. Official entry forms located at the Chamber Office and on the Chamber Website.
Voting begins noon Monday, September 22 and ends noon Wednesday, Oct. 1. Votes can be Votes can be cast at Citizens Bank, The Bank of Versailles and or US Bank in Versailles. One cent equals one
vote in any denomination (i.e. $1=100 votes)
Proceeds benefit the Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition Christmas for Kids.
For more information contact Heather Bartlett at heatherandjohnbartlett@yahoo.com.
2025 Baby Dumpling Contest
2 023 Baby Dumpling Contest
(Sponsored by Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition)
(Sponsored by Morgan County Caring for Kids Coalition)
6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, at First Baptist Church
6 PM Friday, Oct. 4, at First Baptist Church at the corner of Van Buren and Jasper streets in Versailles.
at the corner of Van Buren and Jasper streets in Versailles.
Baby Dumplings selected will be a child age birth to 23 months. All votes are figured as of midnight, Oct. 2, 2025.
Baby Dumplings selected will be a child age birth to 23 months.
All votes are gured as of midnight, Oct. 5, 2023.
Application deadline is noon on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023.
Application deadline is noon on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025.
Contest limited to the rst 20 children entered. There will be prizes for rst, second, and third place.
Child or parent must be a resident of Morgan County.
Please tell us three things about your child (attach a note)
A completed ent r y for m, three photos, and a $2 ent r y fee a re required
Bring completed forms to the Circut Clerk’s O ce by NOON Friday, Sept 15.
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DAT E OF BIRTH: AGE:
Versailles Royal Theatre to Debut The SpongeBob Musical During Annual Apple Festival
This fall, the heart of Missouri will be buzzing with excitement as the beloved Apple Festival returns to Versailles—and with it, the Royal Theatre brings an extra splash of color and creativity to the weekend with the opening of The SpongeBob Musical.
For generations, the Royal Theatre has been a cornerstone of the Versailles arts scene, offering performances that entertain, inspire, and bring the community together. This year’s Apple Festival will be no exception, as local talent
takes the stage to bring Bikini Bottom to life in a production full of laughter, heart, and high-energy music.
A Festival of Arts, Apples, and Optimism
The Apple Festival is one of Versailles’ most cherished traditions, drawing families, visitors, and vendors from across the region to celebrate small-town spirit with artisan booths, live music, delicious food, and community fun. Adding to the weekend’s festivities, the Royal Theatre’s opening of The SpongeBob Musical is expected to be a major highlight.
This delightfully offbeat and uplifting musical tells
the story of the citizens of Bikini Bottom as they face an impending disaster: a nearby volcano is about to erupt. With their future in jeopardy, SpongeBob and his friends band together to save their home. Through courage, friendship, and an unshakable belief in doing what’s right, they discover that even the smallest hero can make the biggest difference. It’s a story with a powerful message: the power of optimism really can save the world.
Local Talent, Big Impact
Months of rehearsals, set construction, and artistic planning have gone into bringing this larger-than-life show to the Royal Theatre’s stage. Directed and performed by a passionate team of local actors, musicians, and crew members, the production promises dazzling costumes, toe-tapping music, and moments that will have audiences cheering.
The theatre’s creative team has once again blended Broadway-inspired quality with smalltown authenticity, delivering a show that’s both visually spectacular and emotionally resonant. Whether you’re a fan of musical theatre, a lifelong SpongeBob lover, or simply looking for a fun family outing, this performance is one you won’t want to miss.
Celebrate the Season with Theatre and Tradition
With its joyful message, community-driven cast, and the festive energy of the Apple Festival all around, The SpongeBob Musical is the perfect centerpiece to a weekend celebrating Versailles’ creativity, culture, and community pride.
Make plans now to experience the magic. Attend the Apple Festival, support local artists, and enjoy a performance that’s sure to make waves.
For showtimes and ticket info visit theroyaltheatre.ludus.com or call (573) 378-6226.
info@theroyaltheatre.com www.theroyaltheatre.com
Buy tickets online: theroyaltheatre.ludus.com
Entry Fee
$45 per person (non-members)
$35 per person (Members)
Entry Includes:
Tournament Round Greens Fee and Cart Fee
Tee Gift
Closest to the Pin Prizes
Tournament Prizes in each Flight
Mulligans
Mulligans will be sold for $15 per team and will entitle each player two mulligans to use for any shot. All teams that purchase mulligans will be entered in a drawing to win a special prize.
Format
Three-person scramble with field divided into flights based on score. Field is limited to and prizes are based on 50 teams.
Visit www.rollinghillsozark.com
Contact Steve Nolawski for any questions: (573) 378-5109 or rollinghillspgapro@gmail.com
$2 FOR RIDES ALL DAY
Buses will be running along West Newton Street from Krekel to the Wal-Mart parking lot, with stops at various locations along the way for the convenience of the festival attendees.
Buses will not be running during the parade, but will be available before and after. Look for the various stops all along Newton Street from 8:00am to 5:00pm.
Contact the Chamber Office (573-378-4401) for more information.
181 Years
As the oldest continuous business in our community, we are proud of our Versailles heritage.
In 1844, our doors were opened.
Today, Kidwell-Garber remains a pillar of Versailles as we provide daily support, unrivalled services, and unwavering commitment.
Our family and our sta proudly support this community we call home.
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2025 official versailles olde tyme apple festival™ guide october 4-5, 2025
