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August 15

Bike Van Buren’s 40th Anniversary is this weekend! This is a casual, family-oriented bicycle ride through Van Buren County, Iowa. The routes wind through Van Buren’s historic Villages. Total weekend mileage is roughly 80-150 miles in two days. Although the majority of the route is on sparsely traveled paved county roads, some sections include travel on state highways. Walk-up registrations are welcome. Registration and Check-in are located at Keosauqua City Park, 600 Van Buren Street, Keosauqua, IA 52565. Registration and Check-in Hours: Saturday, August 15th, 7:00 am-8:30 am, Sunday, August 16th between 7:30 am-8:00 am

 

National Homesteader’s Day… Join us for a full day of live bluegrass, country, faith, and classic music as we celebrate the first-ever National Homesteaders Day! But the music is just one part of the celebration…

🌾 Heritage skill demonstrations
🧺 Makers & Farmers Market (9 AM–Noon)
🛠️ Hands-on workshops & opportunities to try new skills
🧺 Picnics in the Park (Noon–1 PM) (Reserve in advance!)
🎤 Ribbon Cutting & Opening Words at 11:30 AM
🎶 Live music all day long
Whether you’re coming to learn a new skill, shop local, enjoy incredible musicians, or simply spend the day with your community, there’s something for everyone.
📍 Saturday, August 15
📍 Central Park • Mount Pleasant, Iowa
🎟️ FREE to attend!
The 73rd annual West Point Sweet Corn Festival continues today with lots of activities including the 5K & 10K run starting at 8am.  The carnival will run from 11am – 10pm and arts & crafts in the park starts at 11am.  Drag races, Junior water fights, and a corn hole tournament round out the fun along with free sweet corn! The free stage performance features Monsterya & ConCannon from 6p-9p.  For a complete list of activities and times:  West Point Sweet Corn Festival
All God’s Creatures, 2205 E. Washington Street, is hosting a “Dog Days of Summer” event!  “Chill” out with the dogs and enjoy a frozen treat from 1pm – 4pm.  This event is free and open to the public!

 

 

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  • Date: August 15