Come on out to downtown Farmington!
Friday June 26th
Saturday June 27th
Sunday June 28th(Parade day)
June 25–28, 2026 | Downtown Farmington
Farmington’s annual Top the Tater Days festival returns with four days of family fun, community traditions, live entertainment, food, contests, and a parade. Formerly known as Dew Days, this beloved celebration features activities for all ages throughout the weekend.
Featured Events
Storytime in the Park
Thursday, June 25
Kick off the festival with a family-friendly outdoor storytime.
Minnow Races
Friday, June 26
Cheer on your favorite fish in one of Top the Tater Days’ most unique traditions.
Big Rig Open House
Friday, June 26
Kids can climb aboard and explore large trucks and heavy equipment up close.
Family Fun Zone
Friday & Saturday
Enjoy inflatables, games, activities, and family entertainment along 3rd Street.
Bed Races
Friday, June 26
Teams race decorated beds through downtown in this crowd-favorite competition.
Car Cruise & Show
Friday, June 26, 5–8:30 p.m.
Classic cars cruise through Farmington before gathering for a community car show and live music.
Family Block Party
Friday, June 26
An evening celebration featuring entertainment, food, and family activities.
Fireworks
Friday, June 26, 10 p.m.
End the evening with a spectacular fireworks display.
Kiddie Parade
Saturday, June 27, 9:30 a.m.
Children are invited to decorate bikes, wagons, strollers, or costumes and parade through downtown. This year’s theme is “Morning at the Movies.”
Family Concert
Saturday, June 27
Enjoy live music and family entertainment from the Roe Family Singers.
FFA Kids Ag Experience
Saturday, June 27
Hands-on agricultural activities and educational exhibits for kids.
Cornhole Tournament
Saturday, June 27
Competitive and recreational tournaments for all skill levels.
Kiss the Pig
Saturday, June 27, 4 p.m.
A fun community fundraiser benefiting the Rambling River Center.
Duck Races
Saturday, June 27, 5 p.m.
Watch hundreds of ducks race down the river in this festival favorite.
Grand Parade
Sunday, June 28, Noon
The festival wraps up with a community parade featuring floats, performers, and local organizations.
Admission: Many events are free, though some activities and tournaments may require registration or a small fee.
