SeagoFest will return in 20 days, continuing a community tradition that has brought generations of Seagoville families together during the fall.

The City of Seagoville’s official festival history states that SeagoFest began in 1991 in connection with the annual Seagoville High School Homecoming Parade.

The celebration eventually developed into an event of its own and became an annual October attraction.

Over the years, the festival has included school groups, youth athletic teams, businesses, community organizations and residents from throughout the area.

C.O. Bruce Central Park became the gathering place for carnival rides, live music, food, arts and crafts, car shows and other activities. The combination allows children, teenagers, adults and longtime residents to experience the festival in different ways.

SeagoFest has become one of the community’s most recognizable annual events.

For some residents, the festival means taking children to the carnival. Others return for familiar food, shopping, music or the opportunity to visit with people they have not seen recently.

This year’s festival is scheduled for Oct. 1–4, with free admission and parking.

Carnival rides, vendors, food and live music are planned, along with the Some Run and SeagoFest Car Show on Saturday.

Today’s SeagoFest Poll

Share Your Memories

Residents are invited to share photographs and memories from previous festivals. Selected submissions could be included in a future Shop in Seagoville countdown feature. Send submission to: news@shopinseagoville.com

SeagoFest Information

• Dates: Oct. 1–4
• Location: C.O. Bruce Central Park
• Admission and parking: Free
• Organizer: Seagoville Chamber of Commerce

Read the complete SeagoFest 2026 guide for confirmed information.

COUNTDOWN REMINDER: 20 DAYS UNTIL SEAGOFEST

Coming tomorrow: Carnival rides take center stage as the countdown reaches 19 days.

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