EVENTS
Hutchinson Theatre Company returns to live in-person ng productions this year. It kicks off its new season with the spring comedy “Everybody Loves Opal.”
FESTIVALS OFFER FUN, FOOD AND FELLOWSHIP L
ooking for fun, food and fellowship? You can’t beat Hutchinson’s calendar of festivals: Hutchinson Water Carnival in June; RiverSong Music Festival, the Orange Spectacular and the Minnesota Pottery Festival in July; the Heatwole Threshing Show, Minnesota Garlic Festival and McLeod County Fair, all in August; the Hutchinson Arts and Crafts Festival, Taste of Hutchinson and the Friends of the Library Used Book Sale and the Elks Gun and Coin Show in September; Pumpkinfest in October; and the Hutchinson Downtown Christmas and Holiday Parade of Lights in December. There’s something for everyone, so plan ahead and pencil these events into your calendar. Next time you’re looking for something to do, think Hutchinson for festivals and fun.
“The McLeod County Agricultural Association is 149 years old this year! We are a long-standing tradition in our county, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back to keep creating memories and traditions that will last a lifetime with their families, just as they have done for the many years.” Casey Walters,
executive secretary/fair manager for the McLeod County Agricultural Association
