Copperas Cove Announces 2026 Spring Fest Featuring Music, Vendors, Softball, Kids Activities

Memphis Kee and the 1st Cav Band will headline Copperas Cove’s 8th annual Spring Fest at City Park, 1206 W Avenue B, on Saturday, March 28, 2026, running from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Copperas Cove Parks & Recreation Department and Copperas Cove Special Events organized the five-hour festival, and the city’s media release lists free admission with a $5 parking fee.

Programming at the March 28 event includes an array of food trucks and market vendors, beer and wine vendors, a golf simulator provided by Fringes & Fairways, and an adult softball tournament. Kid’s entertainment is listed as Lone Star Disc Dogs, and the release promises “much more” beyond the named attractions. One event listing shows more than 2,000 people marked as going, underscoring strong local interest.

The city’s March 4 media release sets out the core lineup and practical details and includes the explicit statement: “The Spring Fest is fun-filled, family oriented and suitable for all ages. Event admission is free, however, there is a $5 parking fee.” The release also refers to an attached flyer for additional information and asks readers to follow the city’s Facebook page, though the release excerpt did not include a link.

Sponsors named in the release include Elements of Architecture, Copperas Cove Leader Press, Fringes & Fairways, Owston Horseshoeing, Scotti’s Italian Ice, Raising Cane’s, and Cadence Bank. Organizers are soliciting vendor and sponsorship inquiries — Special Events Coordinator Ashley Wilson is listed as the contact for vendors and sponsors at awilson@copperascovetx.gov or (254) 542-2719.

The festival address appears on city materials as 1206 W Avenue B, Copperas Cove, TX, with Zip 76522 shown on third-party listings. City materials posted March 4, 2026, note the event is the 8th annual Spring Fest; third-party event pages display the five-hour time block and the host label Copperas Cove Special Events. Organizers and the attached flyer are the sources for performer and vendor names; anyone needing set times, softball rules, parking payment methods, or an official vendor list should contact Ashley Wilson for the flyer and final details.

City Park’s March 28 Spring Fest is positioned as a family-oriented, vendor-driven community event that combines live music, sports, and kid-friendly attractions while drawing sponsorship support from seven local and regional businesses.