Manhattan Kansas cattle show – 101.5 K-Rock Manhattan's Real Rock https://1015krock.com The Flint Hills Real Rock Tue, 08 Apr 2025 12:48:59 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://i0.wp.com/1015krock.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/krock-fb-logo.jpg?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Manhattan Kansas cattle show – 101.5 K-Rock Manhattan's Real Rock https://1015krock.com 32 32 43031150 Cattle show puts the ‘ag’ in Aggieville https://1015krock.com/cattle-show-puts-the-ag-in-aggieville/ Tue, 08 Apr 2025 12:48:59 +0000 https://1350kman.com/?p=434697 The fifth-annual Aggieville Showdown brought cattle, fashion, and community together in Manhattan, Kansas, highlighting rural and urban connections through a unique livestock event in the heart of Aggieville.

Aggieville: a place to eat and drink at a local restaurant, then get some shopping in. And if you’re lucky, the sighting of cattle.

The fifth-annual Aggieville Showdown was held Friday and Saturday in Manhattan. It gives exhibitors across the nation an opportunity to show off their cattle in a different environment. Christian Calliham, a K-State graduate who is the event’s founder and executive director, said in a written statement the event is an experience unlike any other by bridging the gap between rural and urban communities in a “vibrant business district.”

“This fifth anniversary is a testament to the passion and dedication of everyone involved,” he said. “Nowhere else can you find a show that merges these worlds quite like we do, and we’re excited to celebrate this milestone with all who have made it possible.”

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The fifth-annual Aggieville Showdown brought cattle, fashion, and community together in Manhattan, Kansas, highlighting rural and urban connections through a unique livestock event in the heart of Aggieville.
Dallas Pryor of the Lazy Wayne Band performs Saturday night.
Staff photo by Lewis Marien
The fifth-annual Aggieville Showdown brought cattle, fashion, and community together in Manhattan, Kansas, highlighting rural and urban connections through a unique livestock event in the heart of Aggieville.
Vendors line Moro Street during the event. Organizers closed the street for the Showdown.
Staff photo by Lewis Marien
Aggieville Showdown 2025
Christian Calliham, founder and executive director of the Aggieville Showdown, gives closing remarks on stage. The event launched in 2021 and has continued to grow in popularity since then, Calliham said. Staff photo by Lewis Marien

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