Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival

03/11/2026

The Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival is now taking craft vendor and food vendor applications for the event on October 3, 2026. Please complete the appropriate attached form and send in along with your check to the address on the application. Please do NOT get scammed by those who state they can accept payment over the phone or by electronic transfer. If you have any questions, contact [email protected]. We look forward to seeing and tasting your products!

10/23/2025

10/18/2025

The lighted star atop the Standpipe is being repaired just in time for the Christmas season.

New lights going on the star.

10/16/2025

https://www.andersonobserver.com/news/belton-celebrates-37th-standpipe-festival-saturday

It’s autumn, and residents know it is once again time for the Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival in Belton. On Saturday, the 37th annual event is set to draw thousands to downtown Belton, where city streets will transform into a hub of family entertainment, local heritage, and artistic celebrati...

10/16/2025

https://www.andersonobserver.com/news/standpipe-festival-marks-37th-year-with-good-crowds-perfect-weather

The crowds and vendors returned to Belton on Saturday for the 37th annual Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival in Belton for a day of music, food, crafts, fireworks and other entertainment. “We had such a good response to the event we had to turn vendors away,” said Belton Mayor Eleanor Dorn. .....

10/16/2025

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIn9m2ooehY

The Standpipe Festival in Belton, known for its iconic water tower, built in 1909. This annual event draws visitors from across the southeast, featuring a po...

10/06/2025

What a wonderful festival this year! Join us next year, Oct. 3, for the 38th Annual Belton Standpipe Heritage and Arts Festival!

10/05/2025

Check out these dishes! (The smashburgers are top notch, too!) 😉
Come see us at the Belton Standpipe Festival today until 8!!!

10/05/2025

10/05/2025

The Belton Fire Dept is an integral part of every year's festival. Thanks to Chief Brad Maness and his crew for keeping us all safe!