ON THE TOWN things to see and do in and around Woodbury
BACK IN ACTION The annual Woodbury Days celebration takes place August 20–22.
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BY HAILEY ALMSTED
A FTER A YEA R A N D A HA L F of pandemonium, the city of Woodbury is ready to celebrate the community. “We missed bringing our community together in 2020,” says Amy Lombardi, Woodbury Days Council president. The cherished community event was cancelled in 2020 due to COVID-19; but plans to be held this year, with a few updates. “Our main plan is to follow all state and local recommendations in regards to safe practices,” Lombardi says. This includes encouraging attendees to wear masks and distance from attendees outside of your group; the council will also be sanitizing and cleaning regularly.
As for the Woodbury Days events, Lombardi says, “I’m happy to say visitors will be able to experience many of the activities they have loved in the past!” Amusement park rides, the annual parade and car show, beer and bingo tents, Taste of Woodbury and local businesses will all be in attendance over the weekend. “[We] are so excited to see everyone come together again for Woodbury Days 2021,” Lombardi says.
Woodbury Days | August 20–22 Ojibway Park, 2695 Ojibway Drive woodburydays.com
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