Dedicated fans of Little House on the Prairie have an unparalleled opportunity to immerse themselves in the beloved series’ legacy with multiple cast reunion events scheduled across the United States in 2025, offering exclusive fan experiences and nostalgic journeys back to the frontier.
The timeless charm of Little House on the Prairie continues to captivate audiences worldwide, and 2025 promises to be an extraordinary year for devoted fans. With multiple cast reunion events planned across California and Texas, enthusiasts have unique opportunities to step back in time, meet their favorite stars, and relive the magic of Walnut Grove.
These celebrations are more than just meet-and-greets; they are immersive experiences designed to bring the beloved television series to life. From exploring iconic filming locations to sharing meals with cast members, each event offers a distinct way to connect with the enduring legacy of the Ingalls family and their friends.
A Golden Opportunity: Columbia State Historic Park Reunion (June 6-8, 2025)
Kicking off the 2025 reunion season is a special three-day event from June 6-8 at Columbia State Historic Park in California’s Gold Country. Presented by Prairie Legacy Productions and the Columbia Chamber of Commerce, this reunion promises an unforgettable experience in the very places where iconic episodes like “Someone Please Love Me” and “The In-Laws” were filmed.
Attendees can meet their favorite cast members, collect autographs, and snap selfies. A highlight is the premiere screening of Little House Homecoming, a new documentary exploring the show’s lasting legacy (requires a separate ticket). Fans can also embark on a self-guided tour of renowned filming locations, including Railtown 1897, where train scenes were shot, and breathtaking vistas at Donnell Vista, Iceberg Meadow, and Kennedy Meadows.
Specific Columbia locations that fans will recognize include:
- Main Street: Where Pa drove his buckboard into “Sleepy Eye.”
- The Bella Union Restaurant: The setting for dinner scenes featuring Pa, Mary, and Almanzo.
- Washington Street: Where Pa went to buy horses in “Someone Please Love Me.”
- Miss Trimble’s House: Featured when Almanzo gave Laura a ride to her first teaching job in “Sweet Sixteen.”
Meet the Stars in California’s Gold Country
The Columbia event boasts a stellar lineup of cast members, including:
- Alison Arngrim (Nellie Olsen)
- Charlotte Stewart (Miss Beadle)
- Rachel Greenbush (Carrie Ingalls)
- Dean Butler (Almanzo Wilder)
- Patrick Labyorteaux (Andy Garvey)
- Ketty Lester (Hester-Sue Terhune)
- Pamela Roylance (Sarah Carter)
- David Friedman (Jason Carter)
- Wendi Lou Lee (Baby Grace)
- Jennifer Donati (Baby Rose Wilder)
- Jennifer Steffin (Young Rose Wilder)
- Michelle Steffin (Young Rose Wilder)
Please note that appearances are subject to change, and Sidney Robyn Greenbush (Carrie Ingalls) will be unable to attend due to a scheduling conflict. For more details on the Columbia event and ticket availability, visit the official ticketing page on Tixr.
Exclusive Experiences and Tickets
Tickets are limited for an intimate fan experience. General Admission (1-day adult $57, child $29; 3-day adult $149, child $72) grants access to meet-and-greets. VIP Passes, which include priority line access and an exclusive dining experience with cast members at the Bella Union Restaurant, have largely sold out. A unique Wine and Cheese Train ride on the historic Sierra Railway, featuring interaction with cast members, is also available (adult $195, young guest $90), with fewer than 40 adult tickets remaining.
A Prairie Little Christmas in Corsicana, Texas (December 6-8, 2025)
As the year draws to a close, fans can experience a festive “Prairie Little Christmas” from December 6-8 in Corsicana, Texas. Organized by Gravel Road Markets, LLC, this event brings a holiday twist to the reunion experience with unique activities and intimate gatherings.
The Texas celebration includes exclusive dining opportunities with the cast:
- Friday Night Prairie Christmas Dinner: (7:00 PM, Cook Education Center, Navarro College) Cast members will share stories and favorite Christmas show memories. Tickets are $150 and limited to 200 guests.
- Sunday Breakfast: (9:00 AM, Cook Education Center, Navarro College) Another chance to dine with the cast. Tickets are $100, limited to 165 guests.
Meet and greets will be held at the Pioneer Village (912 W Park Ave) on Friday (noon-4pm), Saturday (10am-4pm), and Sunday (noon-4pm). General meet and greet tickets are $12 for adults and $6 for children (3-12). Fans can also enjoy a “Picture Yourself on the Prairie” experience, posing in front of 12 painted canvases depicting iconic sets like the Oleson Mercantile and the little house.
Corsicana’s Welcoming Cast
The Corsicana event will feature appearances by:
- Alison Arngrim (Nellie Oleson)
- Dean Butler (Almanzo Wilder)
- Charlotte Stewart (Miss Beadle)
- Wendi Lou Lee (Baby Grace Ingalls)
- Pamela Roylance (Sarah Carter)
- Jennifer Donati (Baby Rose Wilder)
- Jennifer Steffin (Young Rose Wilder)
- Jonathan Kovacs (Matthew Rogers – the Wild Boy)
- Victor French’s children (Victor & Tracy)
VIP All-Access Event Tickets, which included dining, direct seating with a cast member, three days of meet and greets, and a special gift bag, were limited to 50 guests and have sold out.
Holiday Traditions in Simi Valley, California (December 12-14, 2025)
Another festive gathering will take place from December 12-14 at Strathearn Historic Park in Simi Valley, California. This all-ages event combines holiday traditions with the warmth of the prairie, allowing families to enjoy themed Santa visits, tree trimming, holiday caroling, and tours through period buildings decorated for the holidays.
The general event includes opportunities for autographs, photo opportunities, cast meet-and-greets, and cast and crew panels. Similar to the Columbia event, a new documentary titled Little House Homecoming will be screened (separate ticket required). VIP ticket holders receive preferred parking, priority line access for meet-and-greets, a special tote bag gift, and access to a refreshment lounge.
Simi Valley’s Special Guests
The Simi Valley event features a beloved ensemble, including the iconic Karen Grassle:
- Karen Grassle (Caroline Ingalls)
- Alison Arngrim (Nellie Oleson)
- Dean Butler (Almanzo Wilder)
- Ketty Lester (Hester-Sue Terhune)
- Patrick Labyorteaux (Andy Garvey)
- Charlotte Stewart (Eva Beadle)
VIP Plus tickets offer additional exclusive presentations by these cast members. Fans on social media have expressed excitement for this event, though some noted the absence of Melissa Gilbert (Laura Ingalls) and Melissa Sue Anderson (Mary Ingalls) from the lineup, as reported by Parade.com.
Ticket Information for Simi Valley
General Admission tickets start at $30 for a one-day child’s pass and $59 for an adult one-day pass, with three-day options also available. VIP and VIP Plus tickets range from $195 to $850, offering enhanced access and exclusive events like a Friday Holiday Party with cast and crew for $125, and a Sunday morning Holiday Breakfast.
A Shared Legacy: Why These Reunions Matter to Fans
The multiple Little House on the Prairie reunions in 2025 underscore the enduring power and appeal of the classic series. For generations of fans, Walnut Grove represents more than just a television show; it’s a nostalgic connection to simpler times, strong family values, and heartwarming storytelling.
These events provide a rare opportunity for fans to forge personal connections with the actors who brought these cherished characters to life. Meeting the cast, visiting actual filming locations, and celebrating together creates new memories while honoring the show’s profound impact on popular culture. The upcoming Little House Homecoming documentary further solidifies this legacy, offering fresh perspectives on the series’ enduring charm.
Whether you’re exploring the historic streets of Columbia, enjoying a festive Christmas celebration in Corsicana, or embracing holiday traditions in Simi Valley, 2025 offers numerous ways to celebrate the spirit of Little House on the Prairie. These gatherings are a testament to the loyal fan base and the timeless appeal of a show that continues to touch hearts across the globe.
