This specialty tour and exhibit will take place at Mayowood Historic Home on
July 13, 2024: 10am, 11:30am, 1pm, 2:30pm 4pm and July 14, 2024 at 11am, 12:30pm, 2:30pm and 4pm
as we give guests a new context to the Mayowood story by featuring the mothers, daughters, and staff of the home. These influential women played vitally important roles, both publicly and privately, during the founding years of the Mayo Clinic.
Join us for one of our favorite events of Riverboat Days: our annual Vendor Market!
This year we want you to #dinkresponsibly at Riverboat Days during our first ever Pickleball Tournament hosted by To Pickleball and Beyond!Here is how it's going to work:•Doubles Round Robin Tournament, Single Elimination
•Medals and prizes awarded!
D&S Pedal Pulls are coming back to Riverboat Days!! Stay tuned for more details to come and in the meantime, mark your calendars for Friday, July 26, 2024 in Wabasha!
What would a festival be without Food Truck Alley! Food Trucks in the Park is back for our 46th Annual Riverboat Days summer festival! Find them under the bridge at Heritage Park!
Want to vend? Register here:
https://www.wabashamn.org/riv.../riverboat-days-food-vendor/
The Wabasha Riverboat Days Fishing Tournament is back! Read below for the rules:Signup and Rules Meeting Friday, July 26th 2023 at Izaak Walton Park 7:00pmEntry Fee: $100 per boat – 2 People ($10 optional big fish pot)
$50.00 Additional Per Person Over 2 people per boatTeam Payout Amounts
Prize money based on number of boats
4 Walleye only 2 over 20” inches
VGMPire presents, in association with Boom Island Brewing: A Night like no other! A jam-packed event with Video Game Tunes from Video Game DJ’s, spinning remixes of your favorite songs, supporting cosplayers, local business sponsors, and more!
Kick off the 46th Annual Wabasha Riverboat Days on Thursday with a Salad Luncheon at United Church of Christ! Salads, dinner rolls, angel food cake, and more!
Magic comes to Westwood Hills Nature Center! The grand unveiling of the Trail of Small Wonders features a miniature world of tiny hand made dwellings for fairies, elves, gnomes and perhaps a few trolls, as well as butterfly stilt walkers, music and dance performances, story telling, hands-on art stations, and puppets. Learn more about the Trail of Small Wonders and Opening Day at www.slpfota.org!
Join the Theater of Public Policy and Mill City Museum in celebrating the Going Out, Coming In exhibit with an evening of interviews, reflection, and improvisation!
The Theater of Public Policy uses improv comedy to connect audiences with big issues and ideas. At live events they interview policy makers, big thinkers, and content experts. Then, their cast of improv comedy actors brings everything discussed to life through unscripted comedy theater.
