Spill The Tea: WICHITA TEA FEST

🍂 POV: You just found your new favorite fall tradition.
Some events fill your calendar. Others fill your cup.
Welcome to Tea Fest…Wichitas first tea, herbal & art mini festival.
📅 Saturday, September 12, 2026
🕚 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Naftzger Park | Downtown Wichita
🎟️ FREE Admission
Join us for an afternoon celebrating tea, herbs, wellness, creativity, and community in the heart of downtown Wichita.
Whether you're a lifelong tea lover, curious about herbal wellness, or simply looking for a unique way to spend your Saturday, Tea Fest offers something for everyone.
🍵 What You'll Experience
• Tea tastings & herbal samples
• Wellness demonstrations
• Herbal education
• Local makers & artisans
• Botanical-inspired art
• Live music
• Interactive community activities
• Food & beverages
• Family-friendly experiences
• Photo opportunities
• Giveaways and more!
🌿 Shop Local
Discover local tea makers, herbalists, artists, wellness businesses, nonprofits, and handmade goods while supporting Wichita's small business community.
🌼 Learn Something New
Attend demonstrations and mini workshops covering herbs, tea, wellness, creativity, and intentional living.
💚 More Than a Festival
Tea Fest was created to bring people together—to spark conversations, encourage learning, support local businesses, and celebrate the simple act of gathering over a cup of tea. Bring a blanket for the lawn and come relax and enjoy the afternoon.
Come sip, explore, connect, and leave inspired.
Interested in Participating?
🍃 Vendor Applications
🍃 Demonstrator Opportunities
🍃 Sponsorship Opportunities
🍃 Volunteer Opportunities
Visit: https://plantedteashop.com/pages/tea-fest
Presented by Planted Tea Shop
Downtown Wichita is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that amplifies the energy, capital and growth of downtown by empowering residents, visitors and businesses to explore the possibilities of the city’s core. In collaboration with stakeholders, the organization stimulates continued investment and interest in downtown and connects resources from the private sector and local government that allow commerce and culture to thrive. For more information visit www.downtownwichita.org.