The Tri-County Humane Society’s Annual 5k walk for animals is held the first Saturday after Labor Day in September each year. This event draws hundreds of people and their pets every year. As one of our larger fundraisers, walkers raise a substantial amount of money for the animals in our care! The walk begins at Wilson Park in St. Cloud.
Enjoy an afternoon of listening to marches, concert band classics, pop, Broadway, and jazz music performed by some of the top volunteer-based ensembles in Minnesota in one location. In addition to familiar favorites, each of the six ensembles will also perform a world premiere of a piece for concert band.
Admission to the BandWidth Festival is FREE and very family friendly.
Live music outdoors every Thursday in June, July, August, and September. Fresh hamburgers are grilled and served with all the fixings. This is a family and group style event with lots of space to listen and dance.
Created in 1967, and considered the first abstract full-length ballet, George Balanchine’s Jewels is a masterpiece—and a master class—on the history, beauty, and diversity of ballet technique. The French romanticism of Emeralds, danced to Fauré’s dreamy score; Stravinsky’s driving, jazzy energy for Rubies that seems to suggest urban America; and Tchaikovsky’s regal, glittering evocation of the imperial court of Russia in Diamonds all combine to create a treasure chest of dance, performed by one of America’s most vibrant comp
Ballet performances and demonstrations, highlighting events and basic dance techniques. Held the second Tuesday of the month at noon from October - April.
This R&B/Soul/Pop a cappella group has been entertaining audiences of all ages for over 18 years. These five men take a cappella to the next stage, making "music that'll move ya".
Tickets may be purchased at the door for $20. Adult season pass is $40.
This event brings together the music, dance, language, foods, costume, and arts & craft traditions of seven cultures hailing from the Balkan region of Eastern Europe.
Artists/Crafters galore, food vendors, entertainment and all the treasures you could ever want to purchase or can't be without.
Entertainment in the shelter throughout the day.
Bring your kids from 11 to 1 to participate in a free craft/art project.
Crane Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
Sedge Meadow Classroom
Minnesota winters can be long and cold! Bird feeders attract life to our frozen backyards, and can help carry resident birds through the winter months. Build your own feeder and learn about different feeder styles, placement, seed selection, and how to keep the birds healthy.
All events are family-oriented and FREE! Contact the refuge for details.
Back to Hack is Hackensack's area winter festival. The event started many years ago when a group of people tried to figure out something fun to celebrate the winter and get out of the house. We have Sweetheart Days in the summer and the group came up with the idea of bringing your "Sweetheart Back to Hack" in the winter. Back to Hack celebrates winter with activities including the Frostbite Your Fanny Fun Run, Paul Bunyan Family Fishing Contest, Medallion Hunt, Kids Games in the Snow, Snow Sculpting, and a Community Bonfire and Fireworks.
