ENTERTAINMENT, FUN, AND GAMES
Coming June 17th, 2023
St. Paul Czech Slovak Folk Dancers, Copper Box, St. Paul South Bohemian Bagpipe Ensemble, Jim Pekol and Dale & Paula Houdek.
Stay tuned for more...
St. Paul Czech Slovak Folk Dancers St. Paul South Bohemian Bagpipe Ensemble
Entertainment at Elk Lake Park venue 2022
Photos courtesy of Chad Palzkill
Photos courtesy of Chad Palzkill
Interactive Children's Museum
Fun for the kids in 2022...come see what is in store for 2023
Photos courtesy of Chad Palzkill
Fun for the kids in 2022...come see what is in store for 2023
Photos courtesy of Chad Palzkill
Pictures from past festivals
Saturday Night Activities
Enjoy our Beer Garden where there will be lots of music to enjoy.
Tap your toes to the music
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Ice Cream Social at the A&W
Ice Cream Specials and fun from 7pm to 9 pm
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Ice Cream Social at the A&W
Ice Cream Specials and fun from 7pm to 9 pm
Kids Corner
Face Painting and fun during the festival
Her name is Alzbeta.
Since 1986 the girl doll was prominently displayed at the Czech-Slovak festival in her home country dress. Finally after all these years, the doll has received a name given by Sheila Miske’s 6th grade art class. The class had an opportunity to learn about nine girl names from Bernice Polacek and Vernette Moravek that are commonly found in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The class’s choice was Alzbeta (Elisabeth). The other names under consideration are seen below. The doll was originally owned by Brennan’s Department Store. When they went out of business they passed it to Alice Novak whose family kept it until her passing. Alzbetha is wearing a new vest made by Dottie Koerner. Pictured are members of Sheila Miske’s 6th grade class.
Since 1986 the girl doll was prominently displayed at the Czech-Slovak festival in her home country dress. Finally after all these years, the doll has received a name given by Sheila Miske’s 6th grade art class. The class had an opportunity to learn about nine girl names from Bernice Polacek and Vernette Moravek that are commonly found in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The class’s choice was Alzbeta (Elisabeth). The other names under consideration are seen below. The doll was originally owned by Brennan’s Department Store. When they went out of business they passed it to Alice Novak whose family kept it until her passing. Alzbetha is wearing a new vest made by Dottie Koerner. Pictured are members of Sheila Miske’s 6th grade class.
