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A FREE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE FROM IOWA INFORMATION PUBLICATIONS

DISCOVER! MAGAZINE

JULY 4, 2020

Light

UP THE

NIGHT

Where to find fireworks this weekend

— SEE PAGE 12

Cruise

Queen II sets forth with

amended summer schedule

SEE PAGE 14

CONTROL

FULL

MOON

Barefoot Bar celebrates lunar

event with Rolling Thunder

— SEE PAGE 10

FUN

Your source for weekend fun in N’West Iowa

FunAtBoji.com


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Marina District Entertainment Guide

www.ParksMarina.com


4

Lineup:

7

Community:

10

Find out what live music

is playing where this week.

Flea Markets are

at two locations for the Fourth.

Event: Full Moon Party at Barefoot

Bar is set for Sunday, July 5.

7

Flea Markets will take place at Treasure

Village and Vick’s Corner this weekend.

ON THE COVER12

Find out where you can catch some fireworks this weekend with our list on page 12.

12

12

DISCOVER! is your guide to all the special events and activities in the greater

northwest Iowa, southwest Minnesota, southeast South Dakota and northeast

Nebraska areas. It is distributed free throughout these areas.

Copyright, 2020. Nothing may be reprinted, photocopied or in any way

reproduced without the permission of the publisher.

Calendar: Events that are taking

place this week.

Fireworks: List of where you

can watch fireworks this weekend.

14

15

Advertising and Editorial Offices:

P.O. Box 160, Sheldon, IA 51201

1-800-247-0186

e-mail: discover@iowainformation.com

funatboji.com

Event: Queen II sets forth with

amended schedule for summer.

Screen: New releases for

streaming and good new rentals.

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Contents | 3

Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Side Trip:

We enjoyed a lovely evening under

nature’s canopy of oak trees while

attending the season-opening

event at Pearson Lakes Art Center last week.

It was easy to practice social distancing

on the hillside, with

some folks bringing

their own chairs, others

claiming a spot

on the stone retaining

walls, and some simply

standing in small

groups to visit.

In chatting with

PLAC executive director

Bob Kirschbaum,

we learned it was not

an easy decision to

know if they should

host the event. So true.

MYRNA

WAGNER

We were grateful they made the decision

to proceed as we turned it into a date night,

something that has been challenging to do

over the last few months.

That seems to be the case with pretty

much everything this summer. Few decisions

are clear-cut and obvious. Should we

have live music? Can we promote that we’re

having live music? Will people remember

to social distance?

My daughter and I made a visit to the

Arnolds Park farmers’ market on Saturday

morning, another location where social

distancing is easy. People stayed back from

the booths until the person ahead of them

completed their purchases. Several groups

were done with their shopping, but stayed

to listen to the music while sipping a

bloody mary from the bar. It was nice.

Saturday evening we walked the new

boardwalk to take in the fireworks for some

more socially-distanced entertainment.

With no Live at the Lakes events happening,

Fourth of July will look — and

sound Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS — AND different PRINTERS this year. But we can still

enjoy the fabulous fireworks displays and

celebrate American freedoms.

Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS

Iowa Information

PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS


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Lineup

Great lineup this week!

DON’T

MISS

OUT!

Here is a list of who’s playing where this week.

SATURDAY, JULY 4

Dave Rowley and Ryan Sather

9 a.m. - Farmers Market in the Park 3

Piano Man John Griggs 12:30 p.m. -

Barefoot Bar 712-332-7303

2 Drunk 2 Fish 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Izak Dylan 5 p.m. - Bracco

Kali Indiana 9 p.m. - Nautical

Junk FM 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway

712-332-7045

Fishheads 9 p.m. - The Gardens

THIS WEEKEND, JULY 3 & 4

Fishheads 9 p.m. - The Gardens 712-332-2990

THURSDAY, JULY 2

Brad Morgan 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Charlie Leissler 6 p.m. - Little Swan

Lake Winery 712-858-4592

Rumble Seat - John Mellencamp

Tribute 6 p.m. - Barefoot Bar 712-

332-7303

Rock the Patio with Boon & Lambert

& Wendy 7 p.m. - Iowa Rock ‘n’

Roll Hall of Fame & Museum 712-332-6540

Dueling Pianos 8 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Drink 182 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway

712-332-7045

FRIDAY, JULY 3

Tristan Marquardt 2:30 p.m. - Barefoot

Bar 712-332-7303

2 Drunk 2 Fish 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Andy Juehl 6:30 p.m. - InnSpiration

Vines & Wines 712-390-0430

Live on Lake Street featuring Jason

Walsmith 7 p.m. - Iowa Rock ‘n’

Roll Hall of Fame & Museum 712-332-6540

Joystick 7 p.m. - Barefoot Bar 712-332-

Derek Post 8 p.m. - Bracco 712-332-

7900

Junk FM 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway

712-332-7045

Fishheads 9 p.m. - The Gardens 712-

332-2990

JULY 4, 8 & 9

Dave Rowley 9 a.m. - Farmers Market, 5 p.m. - The Gardens

& 6 p.m. Little Swan Lake Winery

SUNDAY, JULY 5

The Mellow Dees 3 p.m. - InnSpiration

Vines & Wines 712-390-0430

Dueling Pianos 3:30 p.m. - Barefoot

Bar 712-332-7303

Adam & Jacob 4 p.m. - Little Swan

Lake Winery 712-858-4592

Wes Weller 5 p.m. - The Gardens

Rolling Thunder - AC/DC Tribute

7 p.m. - Barefoot Bar

Tucker Beathard 8:30 p.m. - Captain’s

Getaway 712-332-7045

MONDAY, JULY 6

Charlie Leissler 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

TUESDAY, JULY 7

Piano Man Tim Horsman 5 p.m. -

The Gardens 712-332-2990

WEDNESDAY, JULY 8

Dave Rowley 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Michael Handler Trio 9 p.m. - Captain’s

Getaway 712-332-7045

THURSDAY, JULY 9

Michael Hope 5 p.m.

- The Gardens 712-332-

2990

Dave Rowley 6 p.m.

- Little Swan Lake Winery

712-858-4592

Rock the Patio with

Terry Klein 7 p.m. -

Iowa Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of

Fame & Museum 712-332-

6540

Dueling Pianos 8

p.m. - The Gardens 712-

332-2990

Michael Handler

Trio 9 p.m. - Captain’s

Getaway 712-332-7045

SATURDAY, JULY 11

Decoy 9 a.m. - Farmers Market in the

Park 712-332-6540

FRIDAY, JULY 10

Ryan Sather 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Charlie Leissler IV 6:30 p.m. - Inn-

Spiration Vines & Wines 712-390-0430

AM/FM 7 p.m. - Barefoot Bar 712-332-

7303

Live on Lake Street featuring

Rock a la Carte 7 p.m. - Iowa Rock

‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame & Museum 319-321-

2714

Flashmob! 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway

712-332-7045

Candy Shop 9 p.m. - The Gardens 712-

332-2990

SATURDAY, JULY 11

Decoy 9 a.m. - Farmers Market in the

Park 712-332-6540

Mighty Mayhem 2:30 p.m. - Barefoot

Bar 712-332-7303

Matt & Laurel 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

Vic Ferrari with guest She’s With

Us 7 p.m. - Preservation Plaza 712-332-

2183

Pop Rocks 7:30 p.m. - Barefoot Bar

712-332-7303

Flashmob! 9 p.m. - Captain’s Getaway

712-332-7045

Candy Shop 9 p.m. - The Gardens 712-

332-2990

SUNDAY, JULY 12

Usual Suspects 3 p.m. - InnSpiration

Vines & Wines 712-390-0430

Coelmhor 4 p.m. - Little Swan Lake

Winery 712-858-4592

Matt & Laurel 5 p.m. - The Gardens

712-332-2990

EVENTS LISTED MAY BE POSTPONED OR CANCELED AFTER THIS LIST HAS BEEN PRINTED. PLEASE CHECK WITH SPECIFIC BUSINESSES TO CONFIRM EVENTS.

Iowa Great Lakes Area | Iowa


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•Geo Heat Pumps

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This Weekend!

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Community | 7

KATE HARLOW | STAFF WRITER

barrels

We’ve got everything from nice antiques to some newer things. It’s a

nice conglomeration of different things. There will be jewelry, 31 Gifts,

Tupperware, Scentsy, beef jerky, collectible cards, old tools, glass,

antiques and more.

Garth Neisess

of

FUN

Flea Markets are on for the

Fourth at Treasure Village

and Vick’s Corner

It’s time, once again, to go treasure

hunting.

Two Iowa Great Lakes spots will

be hosting their annual flea markets

the weekend of the Fourth of July:

Treasure Village and Vick’s Corner.

The traditional third spot is at the

Dickinson County Expo Building,

but they canceled their event for the

weekend of July 4.

Both the flea markets at Treasure

Village and Vick’s Corner are held

outside and are set to take place from

July 3-5.

This will be Treasure Village’s first

flea market event of the year and

things will be a little different from

normal.

“We have fewer vendors this time.

Some of our older vendors who have

health issues have bowed out and

hopefully will return when things

are better,” said Garth Neisess, the

flea market manager at Treasure Village.

“At last count we have about

25 vendors coming when we would

normally have about 55.”

Because their event takes place

outside and they are able to spread

out their vendors even more than

they would normally, they are hoping

that helps everyone in complying

with social distancing guidelines.

“Each vendor has been given additional

room to spread out and be

separated from each other. We did

also give them all safety suggestions,”

Flea Markets will be taking place July 3-5 at both Treasure

Village in Milford and at Vick’s Corner in Spirit Lake

this Fourth of July weekend. PHOTO BY RYLAN HOWE

said Linnea Lambert,

the managing director

of Treasure Village.

The vendors who will be in attendance

will come and set up for the

event on Thursday, July 2, and there

will be a wide range of items they

will have for sale.

“We’ve got everything from nice

antiques to some newer things. It’s

a nice conglomeration of different

things,” Neisses said. “There will be

At a Glance:

WHAT: Flea Markets

WHERE: Treasure Village and

Vick’s Corner

WHEN: July 3-5

COST: Varies

jewelry, 31 Gifts, Tupperware, Scentsy,

beef jerky, collectible cards, old tools,

glass, antiques and more.”

Both the vendors and the organizers

at Treasure Village are excited

about being able to host their event

the weekend of the Fourth of July.

“We had a lot of feedback from our

vendors that they were disappointed

we didn’t have the Flea Market in

May and they are anxious to come,”

Neisess said.

“We are hoping both locals and

tourists use common sense and

proper hygiene and stay home if they

are sick,” Lambert said. F

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Moon Party, Damon Dotson concert

— SEE PAGE 4

Dickinson County Nature Center

hosts programs on birds

— SEE PAGE 7

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University of Okoboji hosts 40th

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– SEE PAGE 6

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Barefoot Bar hosts first Full

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— SEE PAGE 4

Dickinson County Nature Center

hosts programs on birds

— SEE PAGE 7

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– SEE PAGE 10

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Event

RYLAN HOWE | STAFF WRITER

This Weekend!

DON’T

MISS

OUT!

Full Moon Fun

Barefoot Bar

celebrates lunar event

with Rolling Thunder

It won’t be full quite yet for Independence Day, but the

moon will be ready the following day.

Sunday, July 5. marks the next Full Moon Party at the Barefoot

Bar in Okoboji and it promises to be a great, fun atmosphere

once again.

There is no cover charge and there will be live music all afternoon

and evening.

Dueling pianos

kick things off at

3:30 p.m.

As the afternoon

winds down and

evening sets in, the

party hits the next

gear.

“Barefoot Bar

knows how to

throw a Full Moon

Party, so join us for

our seafood boil or

Phamous Phil’s BBQ Ribs and howl at the moon!” said Jackie

Olson, graphic design and marketing for Parks Marina.

The next musical act of the day gets underway at 7 p.m. as

Rolling Thunder takes the stage.

“They bring a high-voltage, energy-packed performance replicating

the music of an AC/DC concert that leaves audiences

thunderstruck,” Olson said.

Lots of food, live music and plenty of fun.

Sounds like another fabulous Full Moon Party at the Barefoot

Bar. F

At a Glance:

WHAT: Full Moon Party with Rolling Thunder — AC/DC

Tribute Band

WHERE: Barefoot Bar, 24457 178th St., Okoboji, IA

WHEN: 7 p.m. Sunday, July 5

COST: No cover charge

CONTACT: 712-332-7303

ONLINE: www.parksmarina.com

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LIGHT SKY

UP

THE

this 4th of July!

Did you ever wonder who made the amazing

4th of July fireworks extravaganza possible over

West Lake Okoboji each and every year?

For over 40 years the amazing display has been made possible thanks to

the generosity of individuals and businesses throughout our community.

Bombs:

$1,000 - $4,999

City of Arnolds Park

Michael Bennett

Andrea and Rick Carlton

Pat and Mark Graham

Okoboji Magazine

Parks Marina

Polly and Mark Peterson

The Retreats at Stone Fountain

Sazerac Company, Inc. - Dr.

McGillicuddy’s

Walker Insurance

Rockets:

$500 - $999

Alliant Energy - Interstate Power

& Light

City View Farms

Fillenwarth Beach on West Lake

Okoboji

Karen and Calvin German

Kapco Pack & Ship

Mau Marine

Stauss Realty

In Memory of Ned and Joanne

Stockdale

Mari and Tony Thies (Elk Run

Farm)

Starbursts:

$250 - $499

Advanced Network Professionals

Kris and Blain Andera

Boji Fireworks

Bridges Bay Homeowners

Association

2020 SPONSORS

Carstens Financial Group

Casey’s General Stores

CB Conover

Kim and Milt Dakovich

Farmers Savings Bank

Ferguson’s Garden Center

Graves Construction Company

Sharon and Gary Godbersen

Lisa and Brad Gross

Mike and Mary Harper

The Hunziker Family Co-op

Jensen Real Estate

Jimmy John’s at the Lakes

Jeff and Jodi Richter

Judy and Gary Jones

Kristi Lee

The Lombardi Family

The McMahon Family

Midwest Modern Furniture

Michael Monk and Janet Bogle

Northwest Bank

Oar’s Campground

Pink in the Park

Phil’s Marketplace

Shamus, Isaac, Violet

and Alex Prusha

In Memory of Jerry and

Myrna Reed

Kristi and David Saggau

Sugar Shack

Jan and Kirk Stauss

Carrie and Nick Stauss

Steve Sundquist

United Community Bank

Judy and David Van Veldhuizen

Walmart

West Oaks Condominium

Association

Sizzlers:

$100 - $249

Jan and Bruce Bass

City of Wahpeton

Bonnie Dixon

Ed Hendrickson

Julie Henrich

Dale and Jim Gamache

Dr. Roswell Johnston

Sheryl and Bradley Jones

Sandy and Dale Koppen

The Landings Homeowners

Association

Marilyn Mammenga

Diane and Skip Miller

Janette Nelson

In Memory of Lucille Novak

Karla and Steve Oeth

Okoboji Realty

Okoboji View Golf Course

Erin and Tim Quinn

Joni and Bruce Rasmussen

Shan Ray

Dr. Steve Schmitz

Kathryn and Ronald Schuster

Joe Simington

Sheila and Tony Thelen

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Zona and Michael Beck

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Cindy and Dennis Beelner

Debra and John Blom

Patricia and John Buysman

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David Clark, DDS

Mary and Richard Coffey

Donna and Don Dorn

Scott Ebel

Jay Frisbie

Robert From

Karen Fry

Jean Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Keith Husz

Delores Jahn

Nola Jensen

Peggy and Roger Jones

Joan Mauel

Judy and Arnold McIntosh

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Janet and Bernie Saggau

Charlotte and John Salewske

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This week’s happenings

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JUNE 30-JULY 15

“Jungle Book”

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2023 Iowa 86, Milford, IA

712-337-3730

MAY

JULY 3-5

Flea Market

Treasure Village,

2023 Iowa 86, Milford, IA

712-337-3730

JULY 3-5

Flea Market

Vick’s Corner World, Jct.

Hwy. 9 & 86, Spirit Lake, IA,

712-336-5602

JUNE

JULY 4

Farmer’s Market

Arnolds Park Amusement

Park

JULY 8

Movies at the Lake:

“Frozen II”

Preservation Plaza, Arnolds

Park Amusement Park

JULY

NOW THROUGH

JULY

15

Light up

the night

Where can you find fireworks

displays for this weekend

JULY 11

Farmer’s Market

Arnolds Park Amusement

Park

WATCH

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JULY 8

EVENTS LISTED MAY BE POSTPONED OR CANCELED AFTER THIS LIST

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AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

Fireworks and Fourth of July are a match made in heaven.

You can’t have one without the other.

Though the Fourth of July is being celebrated differently this year there are still

some places to see those magical fireworks. Here’s our list of when and where you can

catch some local fireworks.

SATURDAY, JULY 4

Algona

At the Kossuth County Fairgrounds,

fireworks at 10 p.m. 515-295-2411

SATURDAY, JULY 4

Arnolds Park

At Dusk over West Lake Okoboji.

712-332-2107

SATURDAY, JULY 4

Emmetsburg

Dusk on Five Island Lake.

712-852-2283

INWOOD

Saturday, July 4

Around 10 p.m. in the Inwood City Park.

712-753-4833

FRIDAY, JULY 3

Lake Park

Dusk over Silver Lake. 712-832-3527

SUNDAY, JULY 5

LeMars

10 p.m. at Plymouth County Fairgrounds.

712-546-7018

FRIDAY, JULY 3

Spirit Lake

Over Big Spirit Lake- Starts around

dusk. 712-336-0946

FRIDAY, JULY 3, AND SATURDAY, JULY 4

Worthington, MN

Dusk over Lake Okabena.

507-372-2919

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At a Glance:

WHAT: Queen II

WHERE: 37 Lake St., Arnolds Park

WHEN: Monday-Wednesday at 1

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Cruise control

Queen II sets forth with amended summer schedule

The repairs are complete and the

Queen II is ready to cruise once

again.

The Queen II will be making its

regular one-hour-and-fifteen-minute

loop around West Lake Okoboji,

starting at 1 p.m. Monday, July 6,

after undergoing mechanical and

cosmetic repairs the past few weeks.

The vessel had been out of commission

due to damage incurred after

experiencing mechanical and power

issues while attempting to dock during

stormy weather in early June.

There will now be four cruises

departing Fridays and Saturdays at 1,

3, 5 and 7 p.m. from the Queen II’s

post in front of Arnolds Park Amusement

Park. During the week there

will be cruises at 1 and 3 p.m. Monday,

Tuesday and Wednesday, and

three cruises Thursday and Sunday at

1, 3 and 5 p.m.

Tickets range from $5.95 for children

to $16.95 for adults and $59.95

for a season pass good for unlimited

rides all summer long.

The Queen II has its own dedicated

ticket window allowing those

interested in taking a cruise the

opportunity to skip the line at the

amusement park windows.

That is where the experience will

begin to differ from seasons past.

“What they’re going to do there

is show you a seating chart of both

decks with groups of chairs all set

six feet apart,” said Casey Schmidt,

events manager at Arnolds Park

Amusement Park.

The chairs are placed together in

groups of two, four and six apiece.

Guests are able to pick out their preferred

placement.

It’s a first-come first served basis.

“If we’re all sold out of two-person

groupings and there are only two

of you then ideally you’ll get into

a four-person grouping instead, so

that no matter what those who come

together can sit together, but nobody

outside of your group will be sitting

close to you,” Schmidt said.

There are a total of 66 spots available

though Schmidt noted it would

have to take some perfect math and

quite a bit of coincidence to get every

chair filled.

Bright taping will give folks a

guideline to maintaining proper

social distancing while waiting to

board the vessel and each guest will

have their temperature checked before

stepping foot on the Queen II.

They will be following guidelines

from the CDC with a temperature of

100.3 degrees being the threshold for

someone to be unable to ride.

“That dock is not covered and

sometimes you have wait there in

the sun, so if they don’t meet that

we’ll give them a chance to cool

off — we have air conditioning now

on the Queen so that’s a huge plus,”

Schmidt said. “If they still can’t get

that temp down we’ll be happy to

refund them or try to get them on the

next cruise.”

Staff and guests will all be required

to wear masks.

Once on the water guests will be

treated to the usual leisurely cruise

around West Lake Okoboji. While

the pilot house will be off-limits this

season, the ever-popular bow will

still be open for photo ops and views

from the front of the vessel as it parts

the waves.

“That’s a very popular part of the

boat and we do have an announcement

letting guests know about

traffic flow and to take a photograph

and enjoy the view for a minute

but then move on so others can do

the same,” Schmidt said. “We just

ask that everyone be respectful, and

we’ve been lucky that’s been the case.

People have been ‘Iowa nice’ as I’d

call it, especially here.”

Schmidt also noted the importance

of having the Queen II cruise

the waters as people seek some

sort of solace from a turbulent few

months.

“I truly think that along with the

amusement park and the fireworks,

the Queen brings a sense of normalcy,

a sense of healing to Dickinson

County that people need right now,”

Schmidt said. “People love hearing

that boat whistle and I know that

people love seeing it out on the water.”

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cat to help him reunite with his beloved owner.

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