Goodbye 2019. Welcome 2020.
KansasFest 2020 will be July 21-26. Look for registration details around January. But, you don’t need to wait that long to relive KansasFest 2019 sessions. Please enjoy our videos, session archives, and HackFest archives.
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Group Photo
We had 88 Apple II fans gather this year. Past group photos are here. Will you be among the 2020 attendees? Mark your calendars for July 21-26, 2020. Please thank Ken Gagne for the photographs.
Crack That Floppy
Steve Weyhrich has released another Apple II music video. His latest creation includes footage from KansasFest 2019.
First Impressions
Joe of Joe’s Computer Museum shared his impressions of KansasFest 2019 in a recent video. Whether you need to relive KansasFest to fight post-conference depression or are undecided about joining us in 2020, Joe’s video is enjoyable and informative.
Contests!
Contests are a tradition at KansasFest and a great way to be more involved. Plus, we have awesome prizes for the winners. HackFest – Starting Wednesday morning and going through Saturday, coders write original programs using specific tools and languages native to the Apple II, then show them off to the conference attendees. A panel of …
Vendors!
Most attendees come home with more than they bring, even attendees intent on thinning their collections. Here are some vendors at KansasFest. This is a great chance to get hands-on help and see items before you buy. Get Beagle Bros and Elephant Memory Systems stickers from VintageTechStickers.com. Brian Wiser is an Apple historian, designing and publishing …
Planning Your Arrival
The KansasFest Planning Committee looks forward to seeing you in about one week! We’re committed to everybody having an excellent trip, so please let us know if we may help with anything. The “Welcome to KansasFest” page contains important details, including parking, checkin, and schedule information. Don’t miss the “KansasFest for Newcomers” guide or the …
Boot Up and Run!
Have you seen Steven Weyhrich’s new Apple II parody video? A lot of the footage comes from last year’s KansasFest. HackFest is an annual competition to create original software at KansasFest. Take a look at past entries and rules here.