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Calendar of Annual Events
January Ada Norman County Crops, Seed and Trade Show 218-784-7183 Contact: Ken Pazdernik
Held in late January or early
February. Commercial exhibits, crop and seed exhibits, educational
programs. Crookston United Way Soup & Chili Cook Off 218-281-4547 Contact: United Way of Crookston
Amateurs and professionals
compete for trophies. Erskine Ice Stock Car Racing 218-686-2709 Contact: Scott Shrimpa
Join the fun of watching cars
racing on ice. Season extends throughout the winter months. Kennedy Broomball & Chili Cook-off 218-674-4179
Contact: Tom Oklee Snowmobile Safari 218-796-5494
Held on third Sunday of
January. Sponsored by the Moonlighters Snowmobile Club. Warroad Lions Fly In Breakfast 218-386-1818 or 218-386-2098 Contact: Dave Paulson
"Warroad Lions Winter Wings"
event. Warroad American Legion, planes landing on the Warroad River or
Warroad Airport. Prizes for pilots. Donations accepted for the
breakfast. February Badger Antique Snowmobile Derby 218-782-2265
Contact: Wayne Lee Crookston Ice Buster Daze 218-289-2261 Contact: Eric Rudnik Ice fishing tournament, prizes & trophies. Snowmobile radar runs, skating &
sledding. Dinner and dance
plus a silent auction and door prizes. Greenbush Winter Wonderland 218-782-2884 Contact: Hal Anderson
Sponsored by the communities
of Greenbush and Strathcona. Moonlight trail ride,
fun
run with prizes, steak fry and dance. Strathcona snowmobile and ATV
races, antique snowmobile display, guide service and 300 miles of
groomed trails. Kennedy Outdoor Curling Bonspiel 218-674-4142
VFW Middle Room Lake Bronson Lions Club Ice Fishing Tournament
218-754-4911 Lancaster Sno-Wonderful Weekend 218-762-4390 Contact: Diane Rice
Presidents Weekend - snow
sculpture contest, winter games for kids, free hotdogs and cocoa and
Lion's fish fry. Red Lake Falls Comet Ride 218-253-2171 Contact: Steve Seeger
First Saturday in February.
Sponsored by Pathfinders Snowmobile Club. Strathcona Strathcona Snowmobile Races 218-781-2656 or 218-781-3341
Third weekend in February. Thief River Falls Knights of Columbus Fishing Derby 218-681-5571 Contact: Jim Amundson
Held the first Sunday of
February on the Red Lake River. Prizes for all ages. Twin Valley SNO MO Days 218-584-5195 or 218-584-5254 Contact: Rod Thoreson
Mini Sports Show, skating and
sledding races, craft show, and much more. Several community
activities. Warroad Fishing Derby 800-328-4455 * 12:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Prizes, cash, drawings.
Muskeg Bay just off Springsteel Resort. March Flom Aspelund Fish Fry 218-567-8160
Located at Flom Hall Hallock Figure Skating Show 218-843-2626
Location: Hallock Area Halstad Red River Sled Dog Derby 701-352-2029 Contact: Todd Lerol http://www.redriversleddogderby.com/
Dog sled race from Halstad to
Grand Forks on the Red River on the first weekend in March Red Lake Falls Red Lake Falls Ag Days 218-253-4304 Contact: Shirley Thompson
Program includes
demonstrations, exhibits, music, food and contests. Thief River Falls Home, Sport and Family Show 218-681-4450 Contact: TRF Times
Location: Huck Olson Memorial
Civic Center Thief River Falls Ice Show 218-681-2183
Location: Ralph Engelstad
Arena Thief River Falls Jose' Cole Circus 218-681-3720
Location: Huck Olson Memorial
Civic Center Warren Fun Ride for MS 218-745-4886 or 218-745-5849 Contact: Don McGregor/Jim Folz
Sponsored by Sno-Cat Riders,
Inc. Maps available. April Argyle March For Parks 218-437-8174 Location: Old Mill State Park
3rd weekend in April.
Organize your group to help the park celebrate Earth Day and
raise money for
Education in the Park. Grygla Lions Smelt Fry (218) 294-6292
Community Center McIntosh Swing Into Spring 218-563-3043 Community Center
Appreciation day with pancake
and sausage feed. Roseau Home, Sports & Family Show 218-463-3814 Contact: Lonnie Swanson Roseau City Arena
3rd weekend in April. A
variety of vendors display/demonstrate/sell their products. Twin Valley City Consignment Auction 218-584-5195 Contact: Rod Thoreson
Location: Twin Valley
Community Center Warren Easter Egg Hunt * 11:00 a.m. * Free
Held Saturday of Easter
weekend. Easter egg hunt in Holiday Park with kid's bike giveaways.
Sponsored by Warren Jaycees. May Borup Annual Smelt Fry
Mothers Day in the Borup
Community Center Climax Small Town Saturday Night 218-857-2455 Contact: Jane Vigness
Car show, kids games, music, 3
K Bike/hike trail over the Sand Hill River, bike-hike and canoeing,
evening BBQ pork, picnic, dance and Friday pre-celebration bonfire.
May 30, 2009. Greenbush Memorial Celebration Memorial Day at the Greenbush/Middle River School, Greenbush Campus.
Sponsored by the American
Legion Post 88. Halma Halma & Lake Bronson Memorial Day Service 218-265-2849 Contact: Shane Olson Location: Halma Community Center * 11 AM (Memorial Day)
The Halma-Lake Bronson
American Legion Annual Memorial Day Service. Honoring the 18 servicemen
from the Halma-Lake Bronson area who died in service of
our country during our
country's wars. Military service follows at Riverside Cemetery in Lake
Bronson (Odd numbered years) and Eidsvold Cemetery in Halma
(Even numbered years).
Over 80 flags are flown in memory. Lengby Memorial Day Dinner
Yearly community dinner on
Memorial Day at Spring Lake Park. Roseau Communitywide Garage Sale 218-463-3979 Contact: Pam Hetteen
2nd Weekend in May Thief River Falls Archery Tourney 218-681-2106 Contact: Darrell Janisch
28 Target 3-D Archery Tourney
- Outdoor field course. 42 target 3-D Archery Tourney & 14 Target
Dakota Round - Outdoor field course. Thief River Falls Hugos Kids Triathlon 218-683-2718 Contact: Jim Langland
50 yd swim, 2.4 mile bike and
1.2 mile run. Thief River Falls TRF Dakota Clinic Triathlon 218-683-2718 Contact: Jim Langland
500 yd swim, 12 mile bike and
3 mile run. Twin Valley Trails in Heaven 218-584-5577 Contact: Danette Gwin
Horse ride and campout on
Memorial Day weekend that honors past members of the
Twin Valley Riders
Club. Warren Marshall County Racing Association 218-683-7239 Contact: Rod Peterson Fairgrounds
Dirt track racing - late
model, super stock, etc. Late May through September. June Ada Norman County Fair 218-784-3391
Carnival, livestock show,
horseshoe tournament, softball tournament, grandstand show, enduro/sprint
car races, demolition derby, dance, stock car races, 4-H exhibits
and more. Argyle Meet Your Neighbor Day 218-437-6621
Last Saturday in June.
Parade, activities for young and old, free breakfast (7-9 a.m.).
Various food stands throughout the day. Argyle Music Festival 218-437-8174 Contact: Ryan Sansnass Location: Old Mill State Park
Last Sunday in June. Enjoy
the musical skills of local performers under the shade in
the picnic area at the
park. Argyle Open House Day 218-437-8174 Contact: Ryan Sansnass Location: Old Mill State Park
First Sunday in June. Help
celebrate MN State Parks Statewide Open House. No vehicle permit is
required to enter any MN State Park. Crookston Crookston Farmers Market 218-281-7875 Contact: Steve Dufault Tuesday Market: Mid-June - Labor Day, 201 N. Bdwy, 4 pm - 7 pm
Friday Market: June - Labor
Day, CHS Parking Lot off Fisher Ave., 4 pm - 7 pm
September Saturdays,
CHS Parking Lot, 1 pm - 4 pm Crookston Small Engines & Tractor Show 218-281-1038 Contact: Clayton Briggs
Location: Museum Crookston Summer Musical 218-281-4533 Contact: George Noel Location: Northland Inn
Crookston Community Theater
annual musical production. East Grand Forks Grand Cities Art Fest 701-738-8354 Occurs in downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks
This event features more than
150 high-end artisans and quality crafters, tantalizing food
concessions, a free Rockin' the River party, live entertainment, a Kids'
Corner and much more. It occurs on the second Saturday and Sunday in
June. Erskine Take a Kid Fishing Day
218-687-2635 Erskine Water Carnival 218-687-4678
Contact: Doug Planten Gary Gary Days 218-356-8600
Sponsored by the Gary
Community Club. Held the third weekend in June. Parade, basketball
tournament for kids, volleyball tournament, craft show, children's
games,
street dance and more. Hallock Back Home Days
Lake Bronson Mid Summer Day/Rhubarb Festival 218-754-4100 Location: Kittson County Museum
Looks at the heritage of
Kittson County. Lancaster Heritage Days 218-762-4390 Contact: Diane Rice
Golf tournament, ethnic foods,
side walk sales, kid games, fireman's rodeo, street dance, softball
tournament and a variety of other entertainment. McIntosh Community Rummage Sale
218-563-3043 Newfolden City Wide Rummage Sales 218-874-7135 * 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
First weekend in June. Red Lake Falls Fly-In 218-253-2684
Airport fly-in w/breakfast,
classic car show, vintage aircraft, and plane rides. Roosevelt Wildflower Celebration 218-386-2744
View wild orchids, classes,
festival, food. Roseau Roseau Scandinavian Festival/Car Show 218-463-3979 Contact: Pam Hetteen in Downtown and at Pioneer Farm and Village
Two day celebration with
music, Scandinavian folk art, demonstrations, food, historical
presentations including geneology workshops. Pioneer farm also has
activities on Sunday including music, entertainment, and food. Car show
held at
Pioneer Farm & Village. Tabor Farm Fest 218-745-5037 On County 23, 17 miles Northeast of East Grand Forks.
Last full weekend in June,
Thursday - Sunday. 40 hours of dancing and listening pleasure. 9
Bands, free beverage and Czech tacos one evening, old fashioned barn
dance, polka church service, overnight camping with showers provided,
acres of parking, shuttle car from parking lot, food served all four
days. Thief River Falls Creative Craft Festival 218-681-5712 Contact: Dede Coltom Location: Floyd B. Olson Park
Large outdoor craft show. Warren/Middle River Miss Marshall County Pageant 218-478-3092
Contact: Jan Anderson Warroad NCC Motorhead Classic 800-328-4455
North Country Cruiser's Car
Club car show and cruise. Winger Lions Annual Fish Fry 218-938-4495
Contact: Steve Massmann Winger Winger Craft Show 218-938-4125 Contact: Jeanine Joans
Held in mid to late June. July Alvarado Lions' Corn Feed
Location: Alvarado City Park Argyle Creamery Picnic 218-437-8174 Location: Old Mill State Park
Fourth Sunday in July. Picnic
and play at the park. Enjoy free ice cream compliments of the Marshall
County Dairy Association. Games, entertainment and
music fills the day. Badger Badger All School Reunion 218-528-3223 Contact: Pete Christianson
Parade, games, entertainment.
Held every 5 years. Last held in 2001. Borup Borup Days
Parade, craft show, horseshoe
and karaoke East Grand Forks/Fertile Sertoma 4th of July Celebration & Polk County Fair 218-945-6266 or 218-687-3637
Contact: Danny Grunhovd or Mike Moore Fosston Crazy Days 218-435-6171 Contact: Greg Mireault
July 24-25, 2009. Flea/farmers
market and craft bazaar at the East Polk Heritage Center (Contact Dean
Vikan at 218-435-6594) Goodridge 4th of July Celebration 218-378-4113
Contact: LouAnn Kiesow Greenbush 4th of July Celebration
July 4th parade with several
other activities and events throughout the day. Hallock Kittson County Fair 218-762-6661 Contact: Barb Peterson
2nd Week in July. Carnival,
petting zoo, demo auto racing, livestock show, grandstand entertainment,
stock car races. Halma Frog Fest 218-265-2084 Contact: Ronda Davis
Annual event that includes
lawn mower races, karaoke contest, kids games and a street dance Hendrum Summer Fest
218-861-6210 Kennedy Celebrate Kennedy Weekend 218-674-4142
Contact: Shannon Mortenson Lengby 4th of July Dinner
Yearly community dinner on the
4th of July at Spring Lake Park. Mentor 4th of July Celebration 218-637-2911 Main St.
Street dance on July 4th, live
music and fireworks. Mentor Maple Lake Arts & Crafts Festival 218-637-2491 or 701-885-5266 Contact: Duaine Sanden
Occurs June 30 - July 1. Oklee Red Lake County Fair 218-253-2990 Contact: Don Vatthauer
Carnival, livestock exhibits,
art show, kiddie parade, live grandstand show. Oklee Sedestal Laget 218-796-5486 Contact: Glen Hofstad
Norwegian Heritage Event. Oslo Catfishing Contest 218-695-2201
Contact: Willie Johnson Red Lake Falls Summerfest 218-253-2684 Contact: City Hall
Last weekend in July Roosevelt Flea Market 218-442-7715 Location: Roosevelt Arena, located downtown
Every 3 and 4th of July.
Antiques, collectibles, crafts, tools and much more. Concessions
available. Roseau Art In The Park 218-425-7667 Contact: Dawn Johnson Location: Pioneer Village - west of Roseau
Sponsored by Roseau Area Arts
Association Roseau Roseau County Fair 218-463-1009 Contact: Buddy Erickson
6 days Sunday thru Friday.
Children's barn, headline entertainment for three nights,
carnival, livestock
showing, demolition derby, food stands. Approximately 45,000
visitors. Stephen Summerfest 218-478-3092
Last Saturday in July. Noon
meal, fishing contest, golf tournament, steak fry, music, dance, ice
cream & pie social and antique machinery display. Kids games at the
pool. Thief River Falls Pennington County Fair 218-681-4287 Contact: Ray Safranski Next to the Huck Olson Memorial Civic Center.
Held in July for five days.
Live "bandshell" music, demolition derby, carnival, livestock shows,
horseshow and bullride. Thief River Falls Thunder on Hooves P.B.R.A. Bullride 218-681-3720 Contact: Chamber of Commerce
Held in conjunction with the
Pennington County Fair each July. Trail July 4th Celebration 218-268-4465 Contact: Helen Sordahl
Fireworks, dance, street games
for children, kiddie parade. Twin Valley Town & Country Days 218-584-5195 Contact: Rod Thoreson Located downtown
Second or Third Friday and
Saturday of July. Set as to not conflict with Norman County Fair.
Appreciation supper, street dance, and many other activities. Wannaska Wannaska Summerfest 218-425-7679 or 218-425-7529 Contact: Dean Brateng
Sunday prior to the 4th of
July. Band, dunk tank, food, refreshments, flea market and dinner.
Sponsored by the Wannaska Lions Club and 4-H Club. Warren Marshall County Fair 218-686-3507 Contact: Scott Peters 29114 260th St. NW Location: E. Johnson & 8th St.
Held in late July/early August
for five days - Wednesday through Sunday, with a parade on Wednesday to
kick off events. Amateur talent show, carnival, grandstand shows,
demolition race, derby, bingo, Settler Square historical activities, 4-H
and
craft exhibits. Warroad 4th of July Celebration 800-328-4455
Street and lighted boat
parade. Fireworks, food vendors and games. Annual Chili Cookoff. A
street dance occurs the night before. Warroad Art In The Yard 218-386-3168
Area artists display on Lake
Street during the July 4th celebration. August Argyle Grinding Days 218-437-8174 Location: Old Mill State Park
The century old grist mill and
1878 Case #359 steam engine are operated to demonstrate flour grinding.
Marshall County Historical Society members share tales of pioneer lore
and early days. Pioneer cabin open for viewing and fresh stone-ground
flour is available for sale. Crookston Ox Cart Days 218-281-4320 Contact: Crookston Chamber 107 West 2nd St., PO Box 115
1-800-809-5997 Held the third
weekend in August. Attractions include: Torchlight Parade, dances in
the park, games and entertainment, childrens activities, bed race,
street fair, stage
shows and fireworks. East Grand Forks Cats Incredible 701-772-7271
Catfishing tournament with
cash-prizes, outdoor concerts, concession stands, children
games and contests. East Grand Forks Heritage Days 218-773-3959 Contact: Julie Jenson
Shocking and bundling, steam
threshing, Saw Mill demonstration, blacksmith demonstration, historical
skits and story telling. Pioneer Village, parade of antique machinery,
cars, horses, dancing and music programs. Fertile Crazy Days 218-945-6692
Customer appreciation day. Fosston 2nd Annual Classic Car Show 218-435-1188 Contact: Steve Godtland Hwy 2 East At the East Polk Heritage Center August 29, 2009
Grygla Grygla Fall Festival 218-294-6292 Contact: City Clerk
Last full weekend in August
before Labor Day weekend. Street dances, softball
tournament, demo derby,
ATV mud run, parade, mutton busting, kiddie tractor pull and other
childrens games. Karlstad Moose Fest 218-436-2178 Contact: Wayne Ruud
Sponsored by the Karlstad
Lions. Lake Bronson Annual Fine Arts Show Location: Kittson County Museum
Artists Unlimited sponsored
show. Lake Bronson International Woodcarvers Festival 218-754-2200
Held in Lake Bronson State
Park. Demonstrations, displays, sales and judging, craft
show, and music. Red Lake Falls French Chautauqua and Arts Festival 218-253-2270 Contact: Virgil Benoit Location: Old Treaty Crossing Park
Annual history Chautauqua and
arts festival sponsored by The Association of the French of the North.
A celebration of the French presence in North America and the history of
the Red River Valley from frontier to settlement times. Singing, dancing
and family fun. Roosevelt Roosevelt - 9 218-442-5551 Location: 9 miles North on County 17 Lake of the Woods Threshing Bee - Threshing demonstration, sawmill
demonstration, food stands.
Antique tractors and machinery. Shingle mill, parade, flea market, toy
museum, log home, pioneer schoolhouse, blacksmith shop, camping
available. Roseau Pioneer Farm and Village Festival 218-424-7648 Contact: Tom Jacobson
Kiddie parade, festival,
parade, music and stage entertainment Historic displays and
demonstrations. Two days of activity. Roseau Roseau River Fishing Tournament 218-463-9913 Contact: Denny's Outdoor Sports
on Roseau River Strathcona Strathcona Fall Festival 218-781-2812 or 218-781-2670 * 9:00 am to dusk
Held the 2nd Sunday in
August. Flea market, craft sales, concession stands, non-denominational
church services, live music, parade, lunch in the park, kids games,
softball games. Over 3,000 persons attend. Thief River Falls Archery Tourney 218-681-2106 Contact: Darrell Janisch
28 Target 3-D Archery Tourney
- Outdoor field course. 42 target 3-D Archery Tourney & 14 Target
Dakota Round - Outdoor field course. Thief River Falls Bountiful Harvest 218-681-5767 Contact: Caryl Bugge Location: Peder Engelstad Pioneer Village
A Farmers Market Thief River Falls Kick'n Up Kountry 218-754-2861 or 877-KICKNUP
Labor Day weekend Twin Valley City Wide Rummage Sales 218-584-5195 (to place ads) Contact: Rod Thoreson
Second weekend of August. Warren Crazy Days 218-745-5174 Contact: Nancy Mattson, Warren Sheaf
Parade, pool activities and
side walk sales. Warroad Community Appreciation Dinner 800-328-4455 Contact: Warroad Chamber of Commerce
Outdoor picnic at the City
Park, live music. September Ada Fun in the Flatlands 218-784-3542 Contact: LeeAnn Konkin Location: West Side Park & various sites
Held the weekend after Labor
Day in conjunction with 4-H Achievement Day. Three days of activities
and entertainment. Horseshoe tournament, chili cook-off, Art in the
Park (Westside Park),
parade, craft sale, a dance, car races and many other family
events. Sponsored by
the Ada Chamber of Commerce. Badger Badger Fall Festival 218-528-2108 Contact: Tia Hietala
Street dance, tournaments,
parade, games for children, entertainment, lunch and dinner. Brooks Blast to Brooks 218-698-4220 Downtown Brooks
First Saturday after Labor
Day. Tournaments, games, cook-out, street dance. Crookston King of Trails Marketplace 218-281-4320 or 800-809-5997 Contact: Crookston CVB
Held the first Saturday after
Labor Day. Farmers Market, flea market and city-wide garage sales. Crookston Museum Threshing Bee 218-218-1038 Contact: Clayton Briggs
On Hwy 2 E Flom FlomFest 218-567-8160
Dinner, dance, mud run, skeet
shooting contest, kids games and more Fosston Heritage Days 218-435-6594 Contact: Dean Vikan Location: At Heritage Center, Hwy 2 East near hospital
One day festival with special
events and activities celebrating our special history. Music, crafters,
food and more. First Saturday after Labor Day. Halstad Fall Festival
Activities include a fun run,
co-ed softball tournament, kiddie parade, ice cream social, free will
supper and a street dance. Lake Bronson Paintaway 218-762-6371 Contact: Margaret Anderson
Artists Unlimited paintaway at
Itasca State Park, headwaters hosted. All artists welcome. Lancaster Fall Festival 218-762-4390 Contact: Diane Rice
Held second Saturday in
September. Kiddie parade, side walk sales, community rummage sales, pie
social & bake sale. McIntosh Craft and Market Day 218-563-3043
Held the third Saturday in
September. Newfolden Newfest 218-874-7135
Parade, dance, carnival,
community supper, treasure hunt, fun run, food stands, and flea market.
Weekend after labor day. Stephen Fall Festivities 218-478-3092
King of Trails activities
along Highway 75. Rummage sales, etc. Activities are advertised. Strathcona Northland Threshing Bee 218-782-2866 Contact: Melroy Wiskow Follow State Hwy 32 North to Co. 8 East 6 1/2 miles
Held the weekend after Labor
Day. Old Fashion Threshing using steam tractors. 2 day event. Thief River Falls Everybodys Market 218-681-3720 Contact: Chamber of Commerce Location: Downtown & Floyd B. Olson Park
Outdoor craft show and flea
market. Held the second Saturday in September. Thief River Falls Great American Block Party 218-681-3720 Contact: Chamber of Commerce
Street dance and food booths.
2nd Saturday of September. Twin Valley Wagon Train Across the Prairie 218-584-5577 Contact: Danette Gwin
Horse ride and wagon train in
the fall that is approximately 15-18 miles long. Leaves from the Twin
Valley Riders Club Arena. October Badger Community Halloween Party 218-528-2108 Contact: Badger Jaycees * 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Games, family event, costume
contests, prizes on Halloween. East Grand Forks Arts and Crafts Show 218-773-0525 Contact: Darlene Gust Location: VFW Arena & Civic Center Arena
1st weekend in October.
Sponsored by the EGF Arts & Crafts Council. Fertile Community Craft Sale 218-945-6786 Contact: Linda Widrig
Location: Fertile-Beltrami
School Greenbush Greenbush Halloween Party Location: Greenbush/Middle River School, Greenbush Campus
Halloween Party on October
31st. Lake Bronson Christmas Fest in October Location: Museum Country Church 1st Sunday
Middle River Middle River Goose Festival 218-222-3521 Contact: Colleen Ness Parades, dance, exhibits, food stands, games, childrens games and theater production. For more detailed information, please see this document.
218-796-5105 Contact: Emily Bernier
2nd Avenue Williams Potato Days 218-783-6435 Contact: Henrietta Olson
Queen crowned, show,
educational information and festival. November Argyle Wreath Workshop 218-437-8174 Contact: Ryan Sansnass Location: Old Mill State Park * Park vehicle permit required
Last weekend in November.
Registration required before November 15. Crookston Christmas Craft Show 218-281-2796 Contact: Wanda Wilkens, Eagles Auxillary
Weekend after Thanksgiving.
Registration required to display. Crookston Red River Valley Arts & Craft Show 218-281-8190 Contact: Eric Burgess, UMC/SIFE
Registration required to
display. Fosston Craft Show 218-435-6434 Contact: Karen Graham * 9-4
Sponsored by the Swim Club.
Held at the High School on the 1st Saturday in November. Grygla Hunters Supper Community Center
1st weekend of deer hunting,
Sat. - serve turkey, mashed potatoes and all the trimmings. 2nd
weekend, Sat. - Lutefisk, meatballs and potatoes. Lake Bronson Christmas Open House Location: Kittson County Museum
Craft & Bake Sale the Saturday
before Thanksgiving Roseau Arts & Crafts Show/Sale 218-463-1472 Contact: Carol Amundson Location: Roseau School * 10am - 6pm Fri., 10am - 3pm Sat.
Thanksgiving weekend
annually. Dozens of crafters from all over Minnesota display/sell their
products. Thief River Falls Country Crafters Craft Sale 218-681-8730 Contact: Becky Location: VFW Club
Selling crafts, baked goods,
homemade soups & lunch. Thief River Falls Holiday Craft Fair 218-681-2183 Location: Ralph Engelstad Arena * 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Crafts of numerous kinds. Warren Thanksgiving Dinner * 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. * Free
Free thanksgiving dinner
served for anyone in the area alone at Senior Center. Sponsored by
Warren Jaycees. December Ada Old Fashioned Family Christmas Festival 218-784-3540 Contact: LeeAnn Konkin Location: Ada VFW, Fire Hall
Held first Saturday in
December. Parade, Santa, craft show, free movies and a dance. Badger Santa Claus Day 218-528-2108 Contact: Badger Jaycees Badger Community Hall, 203 North Main St
Second Saturday in December. Crookston Winter Wonderland 218-281-4320 Contact: Crookston Chamber
Held the first Friday in
December. Sleigh rides in the park. Skating and bonfires. Meet Santa
and Mrs. Claus. A variety of activities for children. Local stores are
filled with holiday savings and treats. East Grand Forks First Night 218-230-4231 Contact: Sheryl Holter-Vogel
Bring in the New Year with
non-alcoholic celebration festivities. Music, children's activities and
food throughout downtown Grand Forks and East Grand Forks. East Grand Forks Heritage Village Christmas Festival 218-773-2066 Location: Heritage Village across from Northwest Tech. College
Christmas carols, program,
sleigh rides, cocoa & cookies. Meet Santa. Erskine Magical Holiday Craft Show 218-687-2737 Community Center
Held the first Saturday in
December. Flom Cowboy Christmas 218-584-8441 Contact: Don Jensen
Occurs the second weekend in
December. Activities include pictures with santa and an antique wagon,
cowboy poetry, stick horse rodeo, program with local talent, dance and a
potluck supper. 1880's dress encouraged with an authentic dress
contest. Proceeds raised go to the Ronald McDonald House. Santa Claus
Day always follows Cowboy Christmas. Greenbush Holiday Weekend/Santa Claus
First weekend in December.
Features include a craft fair, bake sale, Santa workshop, holiday music,
movies, sleigh rides, and a Santa visit. Hendrum Santa Day 218-861-6210
Sponsored by Hendrum Rec Club Kennedy Santa Supper 218-674-4142
VFW Middle Room Lancaster Santa Clause Day 218-762-4390 Contact: Diane Rice
Held the 1st Saturday in
December. Bingo, treats and a visit from Santa. Newfolden Holiday Tour of Homes 218-874-7135
Bake sale and tour of selected
homes in the community. Red Lake Falls Radar Run 218-253-2171 Contact: Steve Seeger
Weekend before Christmas.
Sponsored by Pathfinders Snowmobile Club. Roseau Christmas Treasures 218-463-2825 Location: Covenant Church
On stage at the theater.
Sponsored by Roseau Area Friends of the Library. Tabor WinterFest 218-687-4646
Horse drawn sleigh rides,
Santa visit, craft sales, turkey drawings, face painting and
much more. Thief River Falls Tree Walk for Hospice 218-681-6189 Contact: Kelly Rogalla Location: Eagles Club
Public is invited to vote for
their favorite tree with a monetary donation. Refreshments served.
Bake sales and pictures with Santa. Twin Valley Santa Day 218-584-5254 Location: Twin Valley Community Center 1st Saturday in December.
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