Festivals – Page 6

Moondance Jam finishes on high energy

Pre-Jam party on Wednesday to Saturday evening with headliner Lynyrd Skynrd closing was picture perfect. Fans that filled the open arena for the festival each day were able to embrace top quality performances with a […]

Lynyrd Skynyrd Farewell Tour, Train/Goo Goo Dolls Summer Tour Hit Moondance Jam In Walker, Mn This Week

WALKER, MINNESOTA – July 15, 2019 – Two big summer tours are hitting Moondance Jam in Walker, Minnesota this week along with many other national acts. The Lynyrd Skynyrd Last of the Street […]

Moondance jammin country

The 13thannual Moondance jammin country is known as The Biggest Little Country Fest! with a strong lineup of performers in Walker, Minnesota. The crowds are packing the open-air stage to the brim. All age groups […]

Fargo Marathon successful with weather challenge

The rain and wind kept going strong during the Fargo Marathon but that did not dampen the goals the runners came out to achieve. Multi-thousands turned out in full force to cross the finish line […]

NYC Half Marathon by United Airlines

The 13thannual running of the NYC Half Marathon was held on Sunday, March 17, 2019. Over 24,600 runners participated over a 13.1mile course that was newly designed. The route started from Prospect Park in Brooklyn to Central […]

St. Patrick’s Day Parade NYC 2019

New York City hosted the 258thSt. Patrick’s Day Parade. The parade is the oldest and largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in the world. This year the theme was for supporting immigrants and immigration. Dr. Brian O’Dwyer an immigration […]

Chinese New Year of the Pig

Year of the Pig parade was in Chinatown on February 17, 2019. The parade has been an annual tradition with dignitaries including Senator Chuck Schumer, colorful costumes and Chinese lion/dragon dances. The parade went from […]

New York’s Times Square brings in 2019 with Rain

Last year New Year’s Eve was one of the coldest in history and this year it was certainly a sustained wet rain. Revelers were not deterred by the rain and came out by the thousands early […]

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Bitter Cold

The coldest Thanksgiving Day Parade since 1901 hit New York City this year but that didn’t stop the multi-thousand of spectators from enjoying the parade. Spectators protected themselves from the cold with all types of coverage; […]

Western MN Steam Threshers Reunion

This year marked 65 years of gathering at Rollag, Minnesota over the Labor Day weekend to celebrate the history of farming with tractors, steam engines, threshers and horses. Featured this year at the Western MN Steam […]