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06/11/2026

Congrats to Debby Fischer! Debby won the drawing for correctly guessing tomorrow's food truck – Off My Rocker – which means she gets a FREE MEAL!

See you all tomorrow in City Park for Food Truck Friday. Grab a bite, grab a seat in the shade, and stay awhile.

06/11/2026

06/10/2026

WIN A FREE MEAL ON FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY!!!

Can you guess which food truck will be in City Park on Friday? We're giving away a free meal to someone with the correct guess. Here's how to enter:

1. Like and share this post.
2. Tag the food truck you think will be in City Park in the comments of this post. (Be sure you are commenting on the original post!)

We will draw a name from those who guess correctly. You can then redeem your free meal from the food truck on Friday! (Meal includes one entree and one drink of your choice.)

06/10/2026

History will be on the move in Marysville on Tuesday, June 16. 🐎

Join us for a reenactment of the historic mail exchange at the Pony Express Barn & Museum—the only Pony Express home station still standing in its original location. Enjoy a free-will donation breakfast from 7–10 a.m., with the rider expected to arrive around 9:15 a.m.

Each year, more than 750 riders participate in the National Pony Express Association's Commemorative Re-Ride, traveling 1,966 miles across eight states to preserve the legacy of the Pony Express. This remarkable tradition gives visitors a rare opportunity to witness history in motion and even send mail by Pony Express.

Don't miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable American tradition!

📍 Pony Express Barn & Museum
📅 Tuesday, June 16
🍳 Breakfast: 7–10 a.m.
🐎 Rider Arrival: Approximately 9:15 a.m.

Be part of history during the annual Pony Express Re-Ride. Visit the Pony Express Barn and Museum on Tuesday, June 16, to witness a reenactment of the mail ...

06/09/2026

Expect the unexpected in Marysville.

Longhorns on Broadway is this Thursday, June 11, from 3–7 p.m. How often do you get to see Texas Longhorns, some with horn spans over 100 inches, parading down the brick streets of a historic downtown?

The parade will start at 2:45 p.m. in front of Marysville Public Library and end near the Pony Express Barn & Museum. Don't miss Casino, a gentle 5-year-old steer. Casino will be led on a rope outside the pen so children can sit on him for photos.

The western-themed event will feature roping dummies and lariats, a stagecoach display, free bottled water and samples of Texas Longhorn sliders. It's a Sweet Treat Day Bakery food truck will also be there with delicious options.

Cowboy poet Ron Wilson will give presentations at 5 and 6 p.m., and fiddler Derrick Doty will provide live music throughout the afternoon.

For more info about this event, visit https://onemarysville.com/events/longhorns-on-broadway/

06/08/2026

What was your favorite part of Big Blue River Days this past weekend?

For us, it's the volunteers. It takes months of planning. Early mornings, long days and late nights. Dozens of people taking their love for their town and putting it into action. Not for any recognition – just because Marysville matters to them. "I love where I live" looks good on a T-shirt, but it's even better when people wear the shirt with pride.

Thank you to ALL of the many volunteers who made Big Blue River Days a fun, memorable event!

Please tag a volunteer/volunteers who made BBRD 2026 a success!

06/06/2026

Think Big Blue River Days is just cars?

Think again.

Saturday's lineup includes a sauce contest where the public picks the winner, a kids zone, food trucks, live music, pickleball, a historic walking tour, Poker Run throughout downtown and plenty of reasons to spend the day in Marysville.

You can sample sauces, listen to a band, let the kids burn off some energy, learn a little local history and still make it back in time to see the cars.

That's what makes Big Blue River Days fun — there's something different around every corner.

06/03/2026

Tag a friend who should join you on Friday night for a FREE concert at Big Blue River Days!

Rock & roll in cowboy hats and boots. This is how fans describe the sound and style of Steven Bankey & The Flatland Band. They'll be taking center stage this Friday at 8:30 p.m.

Finding each other in Kansas City, Steven Bankey, Micah Bourquin, Taylor Mead, and Jason “Jetpack” Kucerik set off in their big blue van through the country and across the states to play for audiences big and small. With their full line-up of originals (and covers that feel like originals) they have become a fan favorite at festivals, county fairs, and honky-tonks far and wide.

06/03/2026

Think you've got game? Here's a chance to see how you stack up.

The Big Blue River Days Pickleball Tournament is bringing some serious talent to Marysville, including the team of Tommy McNish and Zach Burger.

Zach was introduced to pickleball in 2022 and quickly fell in love with the sport. Since then, he's competed across northeast Kansas, southeast Nebraska and northwest Missouri while helping grow pickleball in rural communities. He and Tommy met through tournament play, became friends and now regularly compete together.

The tournament helps support the Marysville tennis program and promises a full weekend of competition, camaraderie and plenty of great pickleball.

Whether you're entering a team, cheering from the sidelines or just curious what all the pickleball buzz is about, stop by and catch some of the action. You might even pick up a few tips from some of the best players around.

Big Blue River Days is Friday and Saturday in downtown Marysville, with classic cars, barbecue, live music, food trucks, kids activities and more happening throughout the weekend.

06/02/2026

Time to grab your paddle!

The Pickleball Tournament is back at Big Blue River Days. The tournament opens Friday at 4 p.m. at the Kramer Family Tennis Complex with the Youth Division for players ages 12-19. Competition resumes Saturday at 9 a.m. with Adult Divisions for ages 20-49 and Seniors 50 and older. Cash prizes for winners in each division!

Entry is $20 per team, and proceeds benefit the Marysville High School girls and boys tennis programs and junior high tennis programs.

Whether you're chasing a championship or just a good time, there's a place for you on the court.