Prairie Legacy Productions and the Columbia Chamber of Commerce are thrilled to present a Little House on the Prairie Cast Reunion at Columbia State Historic Park in California’s Gold Country from June 6–8, 2025. This exclusive three-day event offers fans a rare and exciting opportunity to celebrate the beloved television series, connect with their favorite Little House stars, and visit filming locations in Columbia where memorable scenes were shot for episodes such as Someone Please Love Me, Sweet Sixteen, and The In-Laws. 
So far there are 13 confirmed cast members and attendees will have the opportunity to meet them, take photos, collect autographs, and participate in exclusive fan experiences. The event will also feature a special screening of Little House Homecoming, a brand-new fan documentary showcasing the lasting legacy of the show (separate ticket required).
Tickets & VIP Packages
Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to celebrate the enduring spirit of Little House on the Prairie and relive cherished memories with fellow fans! Secure your tickets now—availability is limited! Tixr at https://plp.tixr.com/little-house-gold-country
Explore Historic Filming Locations
In addition to the reunion festivities, attendees can take a self-guided tour through California’s scenic Gold Country to visit iconic Little House filming locations. These include Railtown 1897, where all of the show’s train scenes were filmed, as well as Donnell Vista, Iceberg Meadow, and Kennedy Meadows, which were featured in episodes such as The Lord Is My Shepherd, The Campout, and more.
A Growing Fan Base & Economic Impact
Since its 1974 debut and nine-season run through 1983, Little House on the Prairie has remained deeply cherished by its devoted fans. The series has enjoyed continuous syndication, captivating millions of multi-generational viewers worldwide and fostering a passionate, ever-growing fan base. In 2024 alone, seven Little House events were held across the country, each drawing massive crowds, a testament to the show’s enduring appeal.
The upcoming Columbia reunion is expected to deliver a positive economic boost to the region, drawing multi-day attendees who will support local businesses. Beyond the reunion itself, visitors will book lodging, dine at local restaurants, shop at small businesses, and explore other historic attractions in California’s Gold Country. Events of this scale not only enhance tourism but also provide long-term economic benefits to the host community—creating a win-win for fans, businesses, and the region alike.
For more event details and to plan your visit, please visit www.LittleHouseGoldCountry.com
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