Apple II convention – July 15–20, 2025
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The 27th KansasFest is finished, and the last few people are making their way to the airport. We had 76 people join us and prove that the Apple II is forever. Even after so many years, there are still brilliant, clever, original, and fun things to do with our favorite computer. Over the next few …
Whether you’re in Kansas City or watching from afar, you can stay in touch and share: Twitter with hashtag #A2KFest E-mail discussion News on A2 Central IRC at irc.a2central.com, channel #a2c.chat Apple II Enthusiasts Facebook group Let me know if I’ve missed your favorite forum, and I’ll update the above list.
KansasFest 2015 is here. Bags are packed and people are moving. Here are some details that will help you as you arrive at Rockhurst University. We will be in Corcoran Hall on the campus of Rockhurst University. Please see the campus map. Notice the one way streets that may affect your travel. When you arrive, …
Please thank the many vendors and individuals who donated prizes that we’ll give away at KansasFest. Glenn Jones of a2RetroSystems and creator of the Uthernet Charles Mangin of RetroConnector and Option8 Sarah W., Apple II craft-maker Melissa Barron, Apple II glitch artist Daniel “krüe” Kruszyna, artist and programmer Ken Gagne of Juiced.GS David Schmidt of …
Early-bird registration for KansasFest, the 27th annual convention dedicated to the Apple II computer, ends on May 31. After that, prices rise $55. Register now, and you’ll have extra cash to upgrade your Apple II. Users, programmers, hobbyists, and retrocomputing enthusiasts are invited to Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri, from Tuesday, July 14, through …
Sign up to present a session at KansasFest.
KansasFest, the 27th annual convention dedicated to the Apple II computer, is now open for registration. Users, programmers, hobbyists, and retrocomputing enthusiasts are invited to Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri, from Tuesday, July 14, through Sunday, July 19, for six days and five nights of sessions, demos, announcements, contests, and camaraderie. The week kicks …
KansasFest 2013 videos are now available for viewing on the KFest YouTube channel. There are 17 videos with more to come. Big thanks go to Jeff Blakeney for shooting the footage and Mike Maginnis for video cleanup and post-processing. The sound isn’t great due to air-conditioning units in the background, but the the sound is …