Kansas Day
January 29, Monday
Kansas
Kansas became the 34th state of the United States on January 29, 1861. On this day, the state constitution was ratified, marking the beginning of its official existence as part of the Union.
Rites and Traditions
Celebration Events: Kansas Day features a variety of events such as parades, exhibits, and cultural activities that highlight the state's unique heritage and culture.
Educational Programs: Schools and institutions often organize special classes and events that focus on Kansas history and culture to teach students about the important events and people associated with the state.
Food Traditions: Many families prepare traditional Kansas dishes to celebrate the day. Popular dishes include those made from locally grown ingredients such as corn and beef.
Kansas Day in other years
- 2021 January 29, Friday
- 2022 January 29, Saturday
- 2023 January 29, Sunday
- 2025 January 29, Wednesday