Previous 2010 Events:

Ø       January 23 - Lions in Sight Community Event - Prairie Event Center - 2:00 - 7:00 pm
             Free Will Donation (plus optional food shelf item)
             Food, Desserts & Refreshments Served
             Come see the International Peace Poster Winners!
             Live music featuring: David Carroll, Dennis Amundson, Just for Kix, and Local High School Talents!
This is a free will donation event featuring several free services for you! Come talk to Hospice House staff, Broadway Medical Clinic Staff, Trumm Drug Pharmacists, Public Health, Lions Eye Bank, Diabetes screening, Project New Hope, and many more Lions and local services to answer any questions you have!

Ø       January 30 - Lions Snowmobile Run for Youth - 9:00 am (depending on snow condition)
             Registration will start at JJ's Gas & Grocery (Highway 29 north)
                Parking is available for vehicles and trailers at the start site.
             The ride will run from Parkers Prairie to Ottertail City (Otter Supper Club), then to New York Mills, Bluffton,
                Deer Creek and back to Parkers Prairie.

Ø       February 6 - Sportsmen's Banquet - Prairie Event Center
             Social - 6:00 pm  |  Dinner - 7:00 pm
             Contact Moose Revering or Mark Simonson

Ø       March 21 - PP Ambulance Ham Bingo - 2:00 pm - Immanuel Lutheran Church

Ø       March 27 - Easter Egg Hunt - 4:00 pm - City Park - Rain or Shine
             Ages 1-9  A family and community event!

Ø       April 10 - Spring Fling - Prairie Event Center - Proceeds will go to Lions Youth Projects
                  5:00 Social
                  6:00 Dinner
             8-12:00 Dance featuring Eagle Valley Playboys

Ø       April 10 - Lions 4-Wheeler Run - Proceeds will go to Lions Youth Projects
             Registration starts at 9:00 am
             Riders should meet on N Sunset (old Highway 29) west of the tree farm on the northwest edge of Parkers Prairie.
             Riders must be at least 16 years of age, drivers and riders under age 18 must wear a helmet.
             Food tokens will be given out for pledge totals over $15 and $25.
             The "Top Ten" money raisers will each receive $10 Gift Certificates to Parkers Prairie restaurants.

Ø       April 17 & 18 - 46th Annual Lions Smelt Fry - Prairie Event Center
             Saturday, April 17 - 2:00 - 8:00 pm
             Sunday, April 18 - 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Ø       April 27 - St. William's Salad Luncheon - Vogrin Hall - 11:00 am - 1:30 pm

Ø       April 27 - Big Wheels Event - Elementary School - W Oak Street - 5:00 - 7:00 pm

Ø       May 15 - "Back by Popular Demand - Parkers Comedy Night!" - Prairie Event Center - 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
              Social starts at 7:30 pm
              Comedy Show starts 8:00 pm
              It's Parkers Comedy Night....Back by Popular Demand! Clean, hilarious comedy.
              Featuring: Scott Novotny - "He's a cross between Robin Williams & Red Skelton."
                                Jodie Maruska, Jason Schommer, David Harris, and Rox Tarrant-Producer

Ø       May 24 - Bicycle Rodeo - Police Department - City Hall - 6:30 - 8:30 pm

Ø       May 31 - Memorial Day Service - Parkers Prairie High School

Ø       June 19 - Bicycle Ride to support the City Pool - City Park
            Help save our pool! This ride has routes for young, medium and advanced riders.
       Following the ride there will be games, food and fun at the park!

Ø       June 19 - 104th Annual Firemen's Dance - Fire Hall
            Featuring Echoplane - 9:00 pm to 1:00 am

Ø       August 6, 7, & 8 - 36th Annual Fall Festival
             *Contact Gene Payne for Fall Festival questions at 218-338-6023
             Friday, August 6
             All Day Crafts
                          *For food vendor space contact Audrey Klukken at 218-639-6682 or Tammy Brunson at 320-282-0661
                          *For craft booth space contact Sheena Smith at 218-338-5009 or Patti Simonson at 218-338-2132
                  7:00 PP Queen Pageant - Elementary School Gym
                          *Free admission with Fall Fest button or $4
                  9:00 Teen Dance
                          *Admission: Fall Festival Button
             Saturday, August 7
             All Day Crafters, Retailers, Bingo, Beer Garden, Food - In the park throughout the day
        12:00-8:00 Kids Games - Three Legged Race, Pie Eating Contest, Water Balloon Toss, Minnow Races + more!
                  5:00 Kiddie Parade
        8:00-12:00 Street Dance featuring Rock Bottom
                 Dusk Fireworks at Dusk!
             Sunday, August 8
        7:00-11:00 Boy Scouts Pancake Breakfast - Prairie Event Center
                  8:00 Classic Vehicle Show
                          *City Park - Registration 8 am to 12 noon, $10 entry fee - General Admission Free
                          *Contact Jim Arvidson for Classic Vehicle Show questions at 218-338-5051
                10:00 Crafters, Retailers, Bingo, Pony Rides, Beer Garden, Food - In the park throughout the day
                12:00 Parade
                          *Entry Information call Gene Payne at 218-338-6023
                  2:00 Kids Tractor Pull
          2:00-4:00 Classic Song & Dance Review - City Park
                          *Entry information call Clayton Skoglund at 218-943-1931
                  4:00 Fire Dept Water Wars - Liquor Store Parking Lot