in cooperation with the New Ulm Chamber of Commerce, New Ulm

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in cooperation with the New Ulm
Chamber of Commerce, New Ulm, MN
1220 WESTRIDGE ROAD • NEW ULM • 354-2717
PHARMACY:
354-2511
PHARMACY HOURS: OPEN
7 DAYS A WEEK
M-F 8 AM-8 PM; SAT. 9 AM-5 PM;
SUN. 10 AM-3 PM
DELI:
DAILY SPECIALS
CHESTER FRIED CHICKEN
“THE BEST IN THE COUNTY”
LOWEST GROCERY
PRICES IN MINNESOTA!
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• SERVICE MEAT & FRESH SEAFOOD • DELI CAFE • BAKERY
• PRODUCE • PHARMACY • BATH & BODY
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LIQUOR:
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IN THE AREA. LOW CIGARETTE PRICES.
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DIGITAL
PROCESSING
SMOKEHOUSE:
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SMOKED MEATS
• 7¢ COPIES • TOBACCO
• POSTAL SERVICES • LOTTERY
• MONEY ORDERS • KEY MAKING
• DRY CLEANING • FAX SERVICE
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STARTING AT 99¢
359-9841
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LARGEST SELECTION OF
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New Ulm Visitor’s Guide 2008
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The New Ulm Mayor’sWelcome:
Welcome to New Ulm
It is a pleasure to extend a warm welcome to you as you enjoy our City of Charm and
Tradition. We are sure you will find an exciting activity or celebration regardless of the time of
year you visit, our Glockenspiel and Hermann Monument are welcoming sights at any time.
We banish winter with Bock Fest, an outdoor festival at Schell Brewery, and Fasching at
Turner Hall. Both are held the Saturday before Ash Wednesday. This is followed by our St.
Patrick’s Day Parade, a long standing tradition in this German community. With Maifest, in
early May, we celebrate the rights of spring with a large variety of activities including
‘Shakespeare in the Park.’
July brings Bavarian Blast, our summer festival celebrating our German heritage with food,
beverage and music. Oktoberfest starts with our German/American Day Parade, and the festivities continue for both weekends. November is started with the great ‘Shopping Opener’ and ends with the Parade of Lights the day
after Thanksgiving. In December, St. Nick and his helper, Krumpus, visit children of all ages for St. Nicholas Day.
After your first visit we look forward to welcoming you back many times. Each visit will provide a new and enjoyable experience
you will want to share with your friends.
Sincerely,
JOEL T. ALBRECHT
Mayor
Table of Contents
Attractions
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Brown County Veterans Memorial
Brown County Historical Museum
Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
Council for the Arts in New Ulm
German/Bohemian Monument
Glockenspiel/Schonlau Park
German Park
Harkin Store
Heritage Tree
Hermann Monument
John Lind Home
Morgan Creek Vineyards
Minnesota Music Hall of Fame
New Ulm Battery
Rhein River Arts Center
Riverside Park & Gertie the Goose
Schell’s Brewery
Turner Hall
Wanda Gag Home
Way of the Cross
Festivals & Events
51 Autofest & Pumpkinfest
47 Brown County Fair
48 Christmas in New Ulm
47 & 49 Fasching & Bockfest
46 Oktoberfest & Bavarian Blast
49 River Blast
33 Shopping Opener
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Recreation & Leisure
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Recreation
Flandrau State Park
Concordia Lanes
Recreational Trail
New Ulm Recreation Center
New Ulm Civic Center
New Ulm Country Club
New Ulm Community Center
Putting Green
Music in New Ulm
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Concord Singers, Narren & Gnomes
City Information
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54-55
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Calendar of Events
Chamber of Commerce/Visitors Center
Churches
City Map
Dining
Education in New Ulm
Historic Preservation
History of New Ulm
Meeting Facilities
Motels/Lodging
Public Library
Shopping
New Ulm Fun Facts
Smart Town Promotion
Miscellaneous
New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce/
Visitor’s Information Center
WILLKOMMEN!
WALKING TOUR BROCHURE —Walking
tour brochures of the historic district of New Ulm
are available at the
Chamber Visitor Center
Location:
or the Brown County
1 N. Minnesota Street
Historical Museum.
P.O. Box 384
New Ulm, MN 56073
Telephone:
(507) 233-4300
Toll free:
1-888-463-9856
Fax #:
(507) 354-1504
If you need additional
information about New
Ulm, please contact the
Chamber Office.
FIND US ON
THE INTERNET
E-mail:
[email protected]
Web Page:
www.newulm.com
CASSETTE/CD
TAPED TOURS —
Cassette/CD taped
tours can be purchased at
the
Chamber/Visitor
Center. For a driving
tour, filled with History
and Folklore, purchase
one of these tapes/cds for
$5.00.
New this summer will be
i-pods to use (or download)
that will provide wonderful
stories and pictures of historic downtown!
GROUP TOUR INFORMATION — Step-on
guides are available for tour buses from the Chamber
office. Reservations are required.
We welcome you to New Ulm. Tour Planners are
available (call toll free: 1-888-4-NEWULM) if you
have any questions about the city.
History of New Ulm
New Ulm, the City of “Charm and Tradition,” is nestled just 90 miles southwest of the Twin Cities, in the
heart of the scenic Minnesota River Valley. The idea for
the City of New Ulm, a settlement of German immigrants, was conceived by Frederick Beinhorn in
Germany. Beinhorn came to America in 1852. By 1853,
he was in Chicago where he and a group of other
German immigrants formed the “Chicago Land Society.”
In 1854, the site of the present New Ulm was selected by
the advance group. The name, New Ulm, was selected
because many of the original settlers were from the
Province of Wurttemberg, Germany, of which Ulm is the
principal city.
In 1856, Wilhelm Pfaender arrived in New Ulm with
members of the Turner Colonization Society of
Cincinnati. The two groups merged, and in 1857, the
town of New Ulm was incorporated by an act of the
Legislature.
The City of New Ulm was important in Minnesota’s
history. The first steamboats passed by New Ulm in
1853, going upriver with troops to lay out the site for Fort
Ridgely. For the next 20 years, boats brought settlers,
freight, Indian supplies and gold to the area.
The Indians mingled freely with New Ulm settlers in
those days. Much trading was done between the Indians
and the settlers of New Ulm.
New Ulm was nearly overrun in the Dakota Conflict
of 1862. New Ulm survived two separate sieges in
August of 1862. A few buildings, which still stand along
Minnesota Street, served as a refuge for residents and
nearby settlers.
In 1870, New Ulm survived another disaster, an infestation of grasshoppers. The grasshoppers brought the
people to the point of starvation. In 1881, a cyclone also
caused great devastation to the City of New Ulm.
With the election of New Ulm’s John Lind as the
14th governor of Minnesota in 1899 came significant
cultural, social and political influence. The town grew in
education, sports, entertainment and music.
Wanda Gag, an internationally recognized artist and
author of children’s books (e.g., Millions of Cats) was
born in New Ulm on March 11, 1893.
The German heritage of New Ulm is evident in the
architecture, and especially in the neatness and care
given to trim yards and well-kept houses and store fronts.
New Ulm, when laid out by the German Land Society’s
plans, was given a precise layout of streets and parks
which provide a variety of recreational opportunities.
New Ulm is a progressive town, with agriculture,
industries, retail stores, parochial and public schools
(including a private college), and a population of nearly
14,000 people.
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Attractions
Location:
Center
Street and
Monument Street
Hermann Monument Hermann Heights Park
The 106th Congress of the United States
(year 2000) designated the Hermann
10 am-7 pm
Monument in New Ulm to be an official symbol
Sat/Sun starting
of all citizens of German heritage! In 2007 the
May 3rd.
Minnesota Historical Society announced that
Open daily
the monument had earned a “National
Significance” designation.
Memorial Day
The Hermann Monument, was built in memthrough Labor
ory
of an ancient Teutonic hero, Hermann of
Day.
Cherusci.
Hermann is honored as the liberator
Sat/Sun Sept. 6
of Germany from Rome in 9 A.D., and the father
through Oct. 19
of Germanic independence. The 102-foot-tall
monument (second only to the taller copperAdmission:
sheathed Statue of Liberty) towers over the city
Cost: $1.25
of New Ulm. The monument was designed by
architect Julius Berndt, dedicated in 1897, and was refurbished in 1999.
There was also a major refurbishment of the statue in 2004. For more on the Hermann Monument see the Hermann
Monument Society’s website <hermannmonument.com>
The monument provides a spectacular view of New Ulm and the Minnesota River Valley. The monument is surrounded by Hermann Heights Park, one of the city’s best picnic areas. Other park amenities include a large play area,
restrooms and two fully enclosed picnic shelters for family gatherings or parties. Each shelter can seat approximately 100
people and is equipped with picnic tables, a serving counter and lights. Please call the Park and Recreation office at
507-359-8344 to reserve your shelter.
Tour the Historic John Lind House
Open June, July and August everyday from 1-4 pm
May, September and October
Friday - Sunday from 1-4 pm
November-April
by appointment
CLOSED HOLIDAYS
The house is available for rent
for private meetings or parties.
For more information or to
book a tour or party:
507-354-8802
622 Center Street
email:
[email protected]
webpage:
www.lindhouse.org
Exquisite Floral
Arrangements For
All Occasions!
• Antiques
• Fresh Plants
• Fresh & Silk Flowers
• Gift Ideas
EDELWEISS, INC.
209 N. Minnesota
New Ulm
507-354-2222
800-831-8898
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 9-4
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DINE IN • TAKE OUT
CALL FOR CATERING
Hours:
DOWNTOWN
NEW ULM
507.359.2500
Monday-Saturday 8-5:30 • Sunday 10-3
Enjoy our Gourmet Coffee,
Homemade Soups,
Freshly Prepared Salads,
Panini Sandwiches and
Delicious Desserts!
Buffet 11:00am ‘til 1:30pm
& 5pm ‘til 8pm Everyday
includes Pizza, Chicken, Salad, Beverage, Dessert & More!
Delivery & Carry Out Full Menu 10am’til10pm
1927 South Broadway
New Ulm • 354-7772
Call for our 2 for $22 deal any 2 Pizza’s for $22
no coupon needed
Attractions
The Heritage
Tree
To celebrate New Ulm’s 150th
Anniversary in 2004, this tree was
“planted” downtown, at the corner of
1st South and Minnesota Streets.
These are typical decorations seen in
many towns within Germany and serve
to tell the local history in an amusing
and public manner.
As you visit downtown New Ulm,
take the time to visit this new attraction. A plaque on the south side of the
pole explains the fascinating significance of each of the symbols used on
“the tree.”
Rhein
River
Arts
Center
Visit our Christkindlmarkt & Experience a German Christmas!
Imported from Germany...
Handblown Glass Ornaments • Cuckoo Clocks
Nutcrackers • Smokers • Pyramids • Steins
Hats & Pins • Lace • Dolls
Imported Foods & Chocolate • Jewelry
Music • Pipka Santas & Musical Snowglobes
New Ulm Souvenirs
This multi-purpose arts center is open in the renovated first floor of the former Grand Hotel. The center features a variety of local and regional art for sale,
and on weekend evenings, look for music or small theater in an intimate coffee-house setting. The center
can also can be rented for your special event, party or
for non-profit arts events including recitals and open
stages.
127 North Minnesota St. • New Ulm
507-233-4287
gutentaghaus.com
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Attractions
August Schell Brewery
Celebrating 148
years of brewing
tradition
Location:
South on
Broadway
(Hwy 14/15),
turn west on
18th South/Schell’s
Road.
Follow the signs.
Telephone:
(507) 354-5528
(800) 770-5020
Web Page:
www.schellsbrewery.com
www.grainbelt.com
Times:
Gift Shop:
Open Daily
11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tours:
Memorial Day to
Labor Day:
Weekdays at 2:30 &
4:00; Saturdays &
Sundays at 1:00,
2:00, 3:00 & 4:00
Off-Season –
September through
December:
Fridays – 3:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday –
1, 2, 3 & 4
Off-Season – January
through May:
Friday – 3:00 pm
Saturday - 1, 2, 3 & 4
Sunday – 1: & 2:30 pm
Gardens and
Deer Park open for
public viewing
8 a.m. to dusk, daily.
No charge.
*(The mansion is not
open to the public.)
Cost:
Founded in 1860,
the August Schell
Brewing Company
has emerged as the
second-oldest family-owned brewery
in
the
United
States. This handsome brewery has
gained national and
international
recognition for its
old-world craftsmanship and pride in
producing some of
the finest beers in
the world. It is
here, at this location, that August
Schell rolled out
his first barrel of
beer over 148 years
ago, and that Ted
Marti, 5th generation descendant of August Schell, continues that tradition of quality brewing today.
In 2002, Schell’s also acquired the Grain Belt label. They have been brewing this great product on this location ever since, preserving another one of
Minnesota’s legends. This acquisition made August Schell the largest brewer
in the state of Minnesota.
Visit the grounds and stroll the beautiful gardens. Glimpse Schell’s past
in its Museum of Brewing and browse the Gift Shop. Enjoy a brewery tour
and sample some of America’s finest beers. The Visitor’s Center includes a
Tap Room, designed with arched ceilings reminiscent of German
Rathskellers, with a wonderful old-world feel. Also available is a new parking lot for easier access to the brewery grounds.
Celebrate Bock Fest at the Brewery each spring, as winter is chased away
with an all-outdoors event. Held each year on the Saturday before Ash
Wednesday, the outdoor activities are a great cure for winter’s cabin fever.
$3 fee charged for
tour & tasting.
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Attractions
Glockenspiel -Schonlau Park
New Ulm’s Glockenspiel is one of
the world’s few free-standing carillon
4th North and
clock towers. It stands 45 feet high. Its
Minnesota St.
largest bourdon bell weighs 595
pounds, while the total weight of the
Program
bells is 2 tons. The bells chime the
Times:
Noon, 3 & 5 p.m. time of day in Westminster style, play
programmed pieces at noon, 3 and 5
Festival
p.m. (with an expanded schedule durPerformances: ing festivals), and can also be played
10:30 a.m., 12,
on a portable keyboard housed in the
1, 3, & 5 p.m.
base of the tower.
On the west side of the tower,
beneath the bells and clock face, three
polka-band figures “perform” ten months out of the year,
replaced by a Nativity scene from Thanksgiving until early
January. Directly below these figures, a door slides up and
a stage projects from the tower to reveal 12 three-foothigh animated figurines that depict the development and
history of the city. Musical selections play on the bells as
the figures perform.
Location:
G R E AT
NEW N
TIO
SELEC
MAIN JIANG HOUSE
China
Buffet
Monday to Sunday
LUNCH BUFFET 11:00am - 3:00pm
DINNER BUFFET 4:30pm - 8:30pm
Lunch Buffet
Seafood Dinner Buffet
(includes crab legs)
Carry Out or Dine In
400 North Minnesota St • New Ulm
354-1218 • 354-1228
New Ulm’s first building designated for
historic preservation; 1898 walk in
cooler, tin ceiling & wood floors add
to the fun of shopping here.
In Town for the Day?
Stop by and Golf your ball
at New Ulm Country Club!
We, at New Ulm Country Club, would like you and your
friends to come join us for the day at one of Southern
Minnesota’s finest Golf and Banquet facilities. We are
located on the bluffs of the Cottonwood River and
overlooking Flandrau State Park.
New Ulm Country Club Offers:
• Memberships:
Resident & Non-Resident -Family-Single-Junior-Social
• Limited Memberships
• Banquet Facility
• Meeting Rooms
• Lounge & Grill
• Tournaments & Events
• Fully Stocked Pro Shop
• Custom Club Making
• Club Repair
• Driving Range
• Professional Golf Instruction
• Locker Rooms
VISITORS
TO
NEW ULM
WELCOME
Est.
1929
OPEN TO
THE
PUBLIC
526 S. Minnesota • New Ulm • 359-7117
Open Tues-Sat 10am-6pm & Sun 10-2
1 Golf Drive New Ulm, MN 507-354-8896
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Attractions
Brown County Historical
Society - Museum
“Putting a face on Brown County History
for future generations to see and enjoy”
Location:
Center & Broadway
Telephone:
(507) 233-2616
e-mail:
BCHS@BrownCountyHistory
MNUSA.org
www.BrownCounty
HistoryMNUSA.org
Hours:
Monday-Friday
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Saturday
1-5 p.m.
Open Sundays for
special events.
Please call for times.
Cost:
$3 per person,
students and
children free
Unique in design and
appearance with its
German Renaissance
Style,
the
Brown
County
Historical
Society building was
constructed in 1910 as
the New Ulm Post Office. It was placed on the National Register of Historic
Places in 1970 and became the BCHS museum in 1984. The first-floor exhibit is “Stewards of the Land,” which interprets the history of Brown County’s
Century Farms. The second floor houses the “Ulm Room,” a gift from our
Sister City, Ulm, Germany; and in 2008, “Key Ingredients,” a traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian, and a Brown County Artists exhibit will also open on
this floor. The third-floor exhibit depicts the history of the Dakota War of
1862. These exhibits, along with the BCHS research library’s extensive family
and historic files, help attract more than 9,000 visitors a year.
The gift shop focuses on books about the history of the area and fun things
to do and see in Brown County. Pick up a free walking tour brochure and
acquaint yourself with historic sites, people and personalities of the city. See
why such notables as Wanda Gag, John Lind, Jacob Nix and August Schell
fondly called it home.
Check out the museum’s web site BrownCountyHistoryMNUSA.org and click on Tour Brown
County for an in-depth listing of what to see and do during your next visit to New Ulm.
Come
for an
hour...
Stay all
day!
Brown County Parks
EXPLORE AND ENJOY:
Lake Hanska Park/Campground
Mound Creek Park
Lost Dog and Fox Hunter’s Park
Treml Park
Cottonwood River Canoe Access
For information about each park contact:
www.co.brown.mn.us/parks
Call: 507-233-6640
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THE BROWN COUNTY FAIR
FUN FOR ALL AGES!
• Free Fair!
• Midway
• Exhibits
• Entertainment
August 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 2008
www.browncountyfreefair.com
Attractions
German-Bohemian Immigrant
Monument & Library
This monument was dedicated in 1991 to
commemorate the immigrants who came to New
Ulm and the surrounding area from the GermanSecond North
speaking western rim of Bohemia. The monu& German Street
ment was presented to the city by the GermanContact:
Bohemian Heritage Society.
German-Bohemian-born sculptor Leopold
web-site:
Hafner,
who now lives near Passau, Germany,
www.rootsweb.com/~gbhs
designed the impressive 7 1/2-foot tall granite
Email:
pedestal and the statue that adorns its top.
[email protected]
When viewing the front of the statue,
Hafner’s creation portrays the family, first and
foremost.
When you view the statue from the back, you see a man and woman who appear
to be dancing. Hafner skillfully did this to show that these immigrants brought with
them their love of music and other traditions that played such a big part in their culture.
In the middle of the granite pedestal are engraved texts and maps telling the story
of the immigration. Surrounding the monument at its base are four granite markers
containing over 350 of the immigrants’ family surnames.
For more information on these names, the story of the immigration, and the immigrants’ homeland, visit the GermanBohemian Heritage Society Research Center. It is located in New Ulm at 1200 South Broadway, lower level, rear entrance.
The center is open the first Saturday of each month, 1:30-4 p.m., and the second Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. To arrange individual appointments, call (507)-359-2121 Angie or (507)-359-2333 Pat.
Location:
Only ASE Certified Shop in New Ulm
Open 7 Days A Week
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same as
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Services • Scheduled Maintenance
South Broadway, next to Perkins
354-1550 • Toll Free 1-888-770-7587
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-6 • Sat. 7:30-3 • Sun. 10-3
Happy Joe’s Special
GOOD TIMES TO BE TOGETHER! ™
• Pizza • Broasted Chicken
• Salad Bar • Ice Cream Parlor
$ .00
1
1
2
MEDIUM
BROASTED
LARGE
$ .50
OFF
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$ .50
OFF
PIZZA
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(Delivery 10:30)
Family Sports Bar & Grill
BEST STEAKS &
CHOPS IN TOWN!
• Appetizers
• Gourmet Burgers
• Chicken
Sandwiches
• Pastas
• Salads
OFF
CHICKEN
8, 12, 16pc.
Good only at participating Happy Joe’s. Void with any other offer. Limit one coupon per person.
Hours: Sun-Thurs 11-10pm
Lamplighter
• Fri-Sat 11-12pm (Delivery 12:30)
1700 North Broadway • New Ulm • 359-9811
ATM
Ample parking in the back
354-2185
214 North Minnesota Street
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Attractions
Location:
1st South and
State Street
Telephone:
(507) 354-4916
Times:
Daily
10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Social and
Gymnastics Club.
Historic Site.
Open to out-oftown visitors.
Free
Turner Hall
For 150 years, generations of New Ulm and surrounding area residents have come to Turner Hall for plays,
concerts, physical fitness and gymnastic classes, lectures, public meetings, political debates, dances, weddings,
festivals, tradeshows, and to enjoy a good meal and fellowship with friends.
The Turners are proud of their heritage and invite the public to come tour the beautiful and historic
grounds. Many visitors to New Ulm find the murals of rivers, lakes, and castles, located in Turner Hall’s
Rathskeller, to be one of the highlights of their trip. These murals, which were originally painted over 100
years ago, cover over 70 feet of the Rathskeller walls and represent scenes from Switzerland, Germany, and
Italy.
Turner Hall also boasts a social club with over 500 members. Turner members have the use of the gymnasium, sauna, the dining room, bar, and club room and enjoy a generous discount on food and drinks. Delicious
meals are served on Friday and Saturday nights in an Old World atmosphere of gemutlichkeit.
Turner Hall is located at 1st South and State Street and is open to visitors 1:30-10 pm every day of the
week. Earlier times and guided tours are available by appointment. (Please call 507-354-2022) A lunch and
bar menu is available everyday. Fine Dining is available Fridays 5-9 and Saturdays 5:30-9.
Sisters Bridal & Tux
Bridal Gowns
Mothers Dresses
Bridesmaids
Tuxedos
Flowergirls
Accessories
You say “I do”.
We’ll do the rest.
1201 South Broadway New Ulm, MN
507-359-7204 www.sistersbridalandtux.com
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Attractions
German Park
Nestled below the hill between
2nd North and 3rd North on
German Street, this beautiful city
park is host to a multitude of public and private events.
During the summer, a series of
free music concerts are performed
in the park primarily on Monday
and Wednesday evenings, but
occasionally other days of the
week as well. Music styles vary
from old-time, rock and roll,
municipal band and bluegrass.
“Picnics in the Park” are offered on
Fridays from 11:30-1 during the
summer. Different food vendors offer inexpensive
meals to park visitors.
The park has a large, open-air picnic pavilion
and cast angel water fountain surrounded by a formal flower garden and pergola, creating the perfect
setting for outdoor weddings, receptions and social
gatherings. The columns that support the pergola
have inscriptions, as do the large paver stones in
front of the pergola. They commemorate some of
New Ulm’s history and founders. Call the Park and
Recreation office at 507-359-8344 to reserve the
park for your special event.
All of this, in addition to the GermanBohemian Monument (see separate listing in this
guide), make German Park a “must see” when in
New Ulm.
Come & See Our Large
Selection of Campers
Rockwoods • Wilderness
Prowler • Mallard • Redline
Wildwood • Pegasus • Terry
Travel Trailers • 5th Wheel
Tent Trailers • Park Trailers
We also carry camping supplies
Unit set up inside & outside
Dump
Station
Joe’s Campers Sales
2417 South Broadway • New Ulm • 354-8106
www.joescamper.com
1200 N. Broadway, New Ulm
354-3843
Hours: Mon-Sun. 6:00 a.m. - 9 p.m.
~ Famous Broasted Chicken
~ Daily Breakfast & Lunch Specials
~ Homemade Pies
Eat in or Carry out
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Attractions
Location:
John Lind
House
622 Center St. corner of Center and
State Streets
Tour Hours:
June-August:
Daily 1-4 p.m.
May, Sept. & Oct.:
Fri.-Sun. 1-4 p.m.
November-April
By appointment
Closed Holidays
“Cocktails with the
Governor”
Saturday, May 3
Christmas Tea
Sunday, December 7
Cost:
$2 per person
www.lindhouse.org
[email protected]
This
lovely
Victorian home has
been restored to its
original 1887 splendor. John Lind,
Minnesota’s
14th
Governor, built the
house when he lived
in New Ulm with his
family. The house is
listed
on
the
National Register of
Historic Buildings and is open to visitors for tours. The house is also available for
rental for social engagements and business meetings. Motor coach visitors are
always welcome at the Lind House.
Luncheons or teas for groups of at least 24 persons may be arranged. For rental
of the Lind House, please call 507-354-8802.
Defender’s
Monument
Roebbecke
Mill Site
Located at Center
& State Streets, this
monument was erected in 1891 by the
State of Minnesota to
honor the memory of
the defenders who
aided New Ulm during
the Dakota Conflict in
1862. The artwork at
the base was created
by New Ulm artist
Anton Gag.
Located at 1 South
State Street, a windmill erected on this
site in 1859 was used
as a defense outpost
during the Dakota
Conflict of 1862 and
destroyed by fire in
the second battle of
New Ulm.
THE THIMBLE BOX
CORNERSTONE COFFEE
An inviting, warm shop that
celebrates the joy of quilting.
“Two blocks south of the Chamber Office”
• Quilting Fabric • Patterns • Kits
• Gifts & Notions
Classes & Clubs Available
M-F 10-5 • Sat. 10-4
WATCH FOR OUR NEW LOCATION
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213 So. Minnesota St. • New Ulm
354-5552
Open Mon.-Sat.
• Espresso and Gourmet
Brewed Coffee
• Available for Private
Parties or Meetings
“That neat little coffee shop down the street!”
Attractions
Wanda Gág House
Location:
226 N. Washington
Street (corner of
Third North and
Washington)
Times:
Open year around
by appointment;
June, July, August,
December and New
Ulm festival-weekend
afternoons:
Saturday 10-4,
Sunday 11-2
Telephone:
(507) 35WANDA,
(359-2632)
Cost:
$2 donation/person
Handicapped
Accessible
Wanda Hazel Gág, author of the
classic children’s book, Millions of
Cats, was born March 11, 1893, to
artist and photographer Anton Gág
and his wife, Lissi, in New Ulm. She
was the eldest of seven children.
Built in 1894, the house where
Wanda lived until age 20 is listed on
the National Register of Historic
Places. The family grew up in this
unique home with skylights, an attic
artist’s studio, and open turrets. The
Wanda Gág House Association owns
the property, which has undergone
extensive restoration to its early
1900s period.
Following the death of her parents, Wanda struggled to provide for
her five sisters and one brother while
pursuing her dream of becoming an
artist. Scholarships enabled her to
attend art schools. Wanda moved to
New York City and later to New Jersey, where she wrote and illustrated children’s books
and created lithographs and paintings which won her international renown. She died in
1946.
Her children’s books are available for sale in the on-site gift shop.
“der Mietwaschsalon”
Maytag Coin Laundry
506 Center St. • Next to Thrifty White Drug
Downtown New Ulm • 354-1498
Open 365 Days A Year
24 hours a day
•Plenty of Parking
•Air Conditioned
•Relax in our lounge
•Triple & Double load front washers
• FREE High-Speed Wireless
Internet Access
Do your laundry economically
at Your convenience!
Farm,Family
& Business
Agricultural Law
Real Estate Law
Wills & Estate Planning
Probate
Banking & Business Law
Family Law
Mediation & Arbitration
Employment Law
Environmental Law
Product Liability
Personal Injury
Wrongful Death
BOOKSHELVES & COFFEECUPS
Clean, quality, used hardcover and
paperback books
• Gourmet Coffees & Beans
• Espresso Drinks
123 N. Minnesota St. • New Ulm • 507-359-4600
Open Mon-Thurs 10am-7pm • Fri & Sat 10am-5pm
Closed Sundays & Holidays
Workers’ Compensation
Bankruptcy
SINCE
1937
New Ulm • 2700 South Broadway
507-354-3111
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Attractions
Way of the Cross & Father
Berghold Memorial
Location:
Leading up the gentle incline of
Loretto Hill is the “Way of the Cross.” Its
fourteen stations are introduced by a
shrine portraying the Agony of Jesus in
the Garden of Gethsemane. The exquisite statuary for these fourteen groups, as
well as the shrine, were imported from
Times:
Bavaria. Located midway is a grotto in
Open daily
honor of Our Lady of Lourdes. On the top
April-October
of the hill is a chapel dedicated to the
Mother of Sorrows.
Cost:
The project was initiated by Fr.
Free-will
Alexander Berghold and Sister Flavia of
offering
the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ and
completed in 1904. After the Sisters turned over Loretto Hospital to a nonprofit corporation, which
www.dnu.org
is now the New Ulm Medical Center, the Way of the Cross was entrusted to the Diocese of New
go to “Shrines”
Ulm. Father Berghold was an instrumental Catholic priest in the late 1800’s. A new park with statue and plaque adjoins The Way of the Cross. Learn more about this prolific man and his impact on
New Ulm.
The Way of the Cross renovation, started in the late 1980’s with the help of the Knights of Columbus and the Way of
the Cross Committee, is an on-going project. The project has included the restoration of the grotto, cleaning and tuckpointing of the structures of each station, renovating the statues, locating and installing stained glass windows, and decorating the chapel. The renovation project has attempted to be faithful to every detail in preserving the historical nature of
the Way of the Cross and Chapel.
This century-old historic site is open to the public. Contributions go toward the completion of the restoration project,
including landscaping and on-going maintenance.
5th North hill,
behind New
Ulm Medical
Center
Polka Cassettes/CDs
available through
POLKA PARADE SALES
• Bands/Music from the Midwest & USA
• Free Mail Order Catalog Available
Pick up our 50th KNUJ Anniversary Collection
43 Songs - 20 bands from both past & present
Order or Stop By:
KNUJ 860-AM, 210 1/2 N. Minnesota St.
P.O. Box 368 • New Ulm, MN 56073
Call Toll Free: 1-800-444-5685 • Fax: 507-359-4520
E-Mail: [email protected] • Website: www.polkaparade.com
Established 1938
“Home of those famous
Bar-B-Qued Ribs”
• German Cuisine
• American Cuisine
• Lunch Specials
• Groups Welcome
• Private Banquet & Dining Rooms
• Cocktail Lounge
• Take Out Orders Available
• Gift Certificates Available
Open Daily
1707 North Broadway
New Ulm
507-359-7073
Including your favorite
mixed drinks or beer!
Monday-Thursday 11:00-10:00
Friday-Saturday 11:00-10:30 Sunday 11:00-9:00
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Your Hosts: Don J. and Jan Veigel
Downtown New Ulm • 507-359-2071
Attractions
Minnesota
Music
Hall of
Fame
Museum
The Minnesota Music
Hall of Fame Museum is located
Hours:
at 27 No. Broadway in New Ulm
10 am-2 pm
(next to the library).
M-F
The Minnesota Music Hall of
April 1-Oct. 31
Fame encompasses all of
Minnesota’s music including clasAdmission:
sical, big band, blues, variety
$3.00
music, and old tyme. Minnesota’s
Free to members
musical heritage can be viewed,
507-354-7305
studied and enjoyed at the
www.
Minnesota Music Hall of Fame
mnmusichalloffame.org
Museum. Museum pieces include
musical artifacts, antique instruments, Hall of Fame
inductees’ pictures and histories and so much more. New
Ulm is proud to be the home of the Minnesota Music Hall
of Fame. For more information call 507-354-7305 (MMHF
Office) between 10 AM & 2 PM or Dodie Wendinger,
Executive Director, at 507-359-9014.
We have a special event, the Inductee Showcase Day, on
the first Saturday of November. Stop in and see us free that
day. Special requests or group tours welcomed.
Bands and Musical Groups
New Ulm was once known as “The Polka Capital of
the Nation,” and there are many old-tyme polka and
German Bands still active. Today, New Ulm is still rich
with its music legacy and home to many diverse bands
and musicians available for your functions. Call the
Chamber of Commerce for help in contacting these
bands (1-888-463-9856).
Gertie the Goose
This charming statue of Gertie the Goose was installed in 2006. It is located
in Riverside Park near the old Franklin School building, along the Minnesota
River, that now houses the Regional River History and Information Center.
Gertie is one of many characters that make up a local fairy tale which also
include gnomes and other masked characters that you can see at many local festivals.
Regional River
History and
Information
Center
The Regional River History and Information Center is located at
Riverside Park in the old Franklin School building. The information component, located in the front room of the center, features
computers linked to the Minnesota River Basin Data Center as well
as other key sources of information on the Minnesota River and its
tributaries. It is available for anyone seeking general or in-depth
knowledge about the river. The history component of the center features pictures and artifacts along with rotating displays
that reveal the past connection between humans and the river. "Gertie the Goose" sits in the front yard, welcoming all to
this section of New Ulm affectionately known as "Goosetown." The center is open May 15-Oct. 1 or email
[email protected]. River-related programs are available upon request. Call Scott Sparlin at 507-276-2280.
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Attractions
New Ulm
Battery
The New Ulm Battery is a civilian
artillery unit of Civil War vintage -- believed
to be the only one of its kind in the United
States. It was formed as a defensive measure
in January, 1863, six months after the
Dakota attacks in the area, to protect New
Ulm from any further attacks. The city was
not attacked again, and the group has yet to
fire a shot in anger.
The unit’s 42 members dress in uniforms
of Civil War vintage. Their equipment consists of three Civil War cannons, a howitzer,
three caissons (the vehicles that carry the
ammunition) and several sabers. The cannons are used for firing salutes and when the
unit goes on special maneuvers. The mobile
equipment is all horsedrawn. Eight teams
(16 horses) carry the officers. The enlisted
men ride on the seats of the equipment. No
one walks.
In 1914 the unit was turned over to the city, which has maintained it as a living bit of history ever since. The pageantry
of its firing drill is an exciting sight to see. The Battery performs on Memorial Day and July Fourth and is always the highlight of any parade. You can walk by and see Battery items at 1st North & Broadway. The New Ulm Battery accepts local
and out-of-town engagements. For more information contact John W. Fritsche, 354-4387, or New Ulm Battery, P.O. Box
611, New Ulm, MN 56073.
www.newulmtel.net/~municipal/battery or www.newulmbattery.com
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Attractions
Kiesling House
The historic Kiesling House is one of
the oldest buildings in New Ulm.
Located within the barricades during the
“Dakota Conflict of 1862,” it was filled
with straw, ready to be burned if taken by
the attackers. Today, it is one of seven
structures left in New Ulm from before
1862 and lets one ponder what life was
like 150 years ago. (Not open for touring,
only viewing from the outside. A historic
marker on the front yard gives more
details.)
Today it is home to C.A.N.U.
(Council for the Arts in New Ulm),
who offers occasional art shows by local
and regional artists. CANU also sponsors
a juried art show at the Brown County
Museum. Call 507-233-2268 for information or to leave a message, or e-mail
[email protected].
Location:
Telephone:
Kiesling House and Park
220 North Minnesota Street
(507) 233-2268 - CANU
(507) 359-2222
Bavarian Blast
New for 2008, the Kiesling House will be the headquarters to Bavarian Blast. As the season approaches festival time,
it will be open for fest information and ticket sales. Contact 507-359-2222 and leave a message or look at www.bavarianblast.com for more information.
Wanda Gag House
226 N. Washington, New Ulm
Open May - October
& December
Saturdays 10:00 - 4:00
Sundays 11:00 - 2 :00
House Tours & Art Shows
•••
Tours year round
by appointment
Call 507-35WANDA
(507-359-2632)
email: [email protected]
1894 House is on the National Register of Historic Places
SUPERCENTER
OPEN 24 HOURS
• FOOD CENTER • PHARMACY •
• OPTICAL • 1 HR PHOTO •
1720 Westridge Rd. • New Ulm
507-354-0900
Meet me at the Dairy Queen
HOT EATS!
“COOL TREATS”
1501 North Broadway
New Ulm • 359-9229
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Attractions
The Brown County Veterans Memorial was dedicated on Veterans Day, 1999. This memorial, designed by C. J.
Schmidtke, received recognition in a national trade magazine for its unique features. The project was initiated and
developed by the Brown County Veterans Council.
This memorial was presented to Brown County as a lasting tribute to past, present, and future veterans who honorably served in the Armed Services of the United States of America during periods of peacetime and designated
periods of armed conflict.
The Eternal Flame, funded by a grant from the New Ulm Area Foundation, was installed in 2001 to draw attention to the memorial in recognition of those men and women who served to preserve freedom in the free nations of
the world.
There are currently about 2,000 commemorative paver blocks placed at the memorial site, with an expanded area
that will accommodate an additional 1,000 paver blocks. Contact the Brown County Veterans Service Office for
information on purchasing a paver block at (507) 233-6636.
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Hours: Mon.-Fri. 11 am-5:30 pm;
Sat. 11:00 am-2:00 pm
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Attractions
Morgan
Creek
Vineyards
See front inside
cover for
calendar of
seasonal events
and map to
their site!
Join us this
season...
Have a stomping
good time at Morgan
Creek Vineyards all
season long! Events for
every age from May
through December.
Winery Tasting Room and Gift Shop hours: Friday-Saturday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Sunday noon-5 p.m. Public
tours are available on Saturdays and Sundays, 1-4 on the hour. The winery officially opens for the season the
first weekend in May.
Private Wine Tasting for groups of 10 - 25 is available week nights 6-8 p.m. from May to September. This
educational event includes a tour of the vineyard,
wine cellar and production room, followed by a formal wine tasting complimented with specialty
cheeses, breads, and gourmet spreads. The fee of $20
Trips from New Ulm to the Twin Cities!
per person includes a Morgan Creek Vineyards wine
Monday thru Friday - with weekend groups by request
glass. Celebrating Wine & Food is a series of gourmet
Starting @ New Ulm 7:00 a.m. and leaving Twin Cities early afternoon.
cooking classes, with master chef and winemaker,
Will pick up in towns enroute, and
that are regularly scheduled throughout the season.
will deliver and pick up from airports,
Morgan Creek Vineyards was established in 1993.
hospitals, clinics, residential areas.
It enjoyed its first commercial vintage and the openFor those with transporation benefits, we
ing of Minnesota’s only underground winery in the
are a special transportation provider with
fall of 1998. The earthen shelter provides a perfect
the ability to bill Medical assistance.
cellar temperature for wine production and aging, and
creates an inviting atmosphere for tasting-room and
507-359-9081 or 507-276-8800
gift-shop visitors.
Contact: Jerry or Julie Wendinger
J & J Shuttle Service
A Little Out
of the
Ordinary
Browse & Enjoy the Unique Blend of Charm, History
& Unusual Gifts in a Renovated 1926 Gas Station
• Antiques & Vintage
• Children’s Books & Toys
• Gourmet Food • Espresso Drinks
• Garden Room • Great Funky Gifts
Also Don’t Miss
Outdoor Vintage/
Antique Markets1st weekend of
every month
May-Oct.
Weeds & Reeds
Hours: Mon - Sat 10-6 • Sunday, Seasonal
Corner of 5th N. & Broadway • New Ulm • (507) 359-1147
National Historical Register
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Attractions
Harkin Store
“It even
smells
like
8 miles northwest of New
an
old
Ulm on
store!”
Nicollet
M a n y
County Rd 21
H a r k i n
Telephone:
Store visi(507) 354-8666 tors
first
notice
the
Times:
Open Daily
smells—cin(except Mondays) n a m o n ,
from 10 am-5
clove, campm, Memorial
phor
and
Day through
l e m o n
Labor Day.
Also open
extract.
Oktoberfest and
Original patent medicine bottles, some still with their original contents, fill half of
MEA weekthis 1870’s general store.
ends.
The Harkin Store was built in 1870 in the thriving Minnesota River town of West
Cost:
Newton. Although letters and newspapers filling pigeonholes in the store’s post office
$2, Children 12
brought news a-month-or-more old, the town was not isolated from outside events.
and under - free
When the railroad was
completed nearby in 1873,
river commerce began dwindling, and with it-West Newton. Grasshoppers boomed that year,
devastating area agriculture for several years to
come. When rural free delivery replaced the tiny
post office in 1901, the store closed.
Diamonds Direct from Antwerp, Belgium
The store was reopened as a museum in 1938,
Complete in-house manufacturing
with much of its original stock still on the shelves.
Colored Gems
Fine Italian Gold
Today, restored to its 1870 appearance by the
Family Owned and Operated for 60 years
Minnesota Historical Society, it is operated by the
Nicollet County Historical Society. The store
117 N Minnesota • Downtown New Ulm • (507) 354-2613
offers visitors a glimpse of a town and time that
Hours: Mon. 9-7 • Thurs. 9-6 • Tues., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 9-5
have faded like a steamboat on a foggy day.
Location:
S S L
AUTO
SERVICE
CENTER
Auto Service Center
•Fine Petroleum Products
•Full and Self Service
•Unleaded Plus
•Super Unleaded
•Premium Unleaded without
Ethanol for Special needs
•2 Expert Mechanics
•Towing, Car Starting and
unlocking
•Ice and Snacks
•Propane
•24 Hr pay-at-the pump
New Ulm’s Complete Service Center
Since 1975
S S L
AUTO
SERVICE
CENTER
Hwy 14 East and Hwy 15 North
7th North and Minnesota, New Ulm, 354-2619
MasterCard, Visa, Discover/Novus,
American Express
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U-Haul
Attractions
Cathedral of
the Holy Trinity
As early as 1856, Missionary
Father Franz X. Weninger, S.J.,
Location:
ministered to the Catholic people
in the New Ulm area. By 1858, the
605 North
number of Catholics was large
State Street
enough that a small wooden
church was begun at the north end
Telephone:
of town. Despite their resolve, con(507) 354-4158 struction proceeded slowly. Before
it was completed, the defenders of
New Ulm destroyed it to prevent
Times:
its use by the Dakota Indians as a
7 a.m.-5 p.m.
barricade during the 1862 U.S.daily
Dakota conflict.
It was after this conflict that
Michael Lauterbach transferred
two lots to Bishop Thomas L. Grace of St. Paul, for the site of
the new church. In April of that year, the first load of bricks
was delivered on the site of the present middle school building
for the New Ulm Area Catholic Schools. The cornerstone for
the new church was laid on Sept. 1, 1866.
In December 1868, Father Alexander Berghold was
assigned as the first Catholic pastor to New Ulm. He saw the
completion of a 36’ by 97’ church topped by a steeple. The new
church was dedicated by Bishop Grace on Sept. 11, 1870.
Eleven years later on July 15, 1881, a tornado destroyed the
church. By September 1888, money had been raised for the
present church building. The cornerstone was laid on May 4,
1890, the steeple was added in 1893, and the interior decorations were completed in 1903.
The walls of the Cathedral contain numerous paintings of saints and religious scenes from the life of Jesus and the saints.
In the sanctuary there is a painting of the Trinity and the 12 apostles. The original artist commissioned to decorate the
church was Alexander Schwendinger who was assisted by Christ Heller and Anton Gag, the father of Wanda Gag, famous
New Ulm children’s author and artist.
On Nov. 18, 1957, it was announced that the Church of the Holy Trinity in New Ulm was to be the new Cathedral for
the diocese that had been created by Pope Pius XII in southern Minnesota. Bishop Alphonse J. Schladweiler was ordained
the first bishop of the New Ulm Diocese in this Cathedral on Jan. 30, 1958, followed by Bishop Raymond A. Lucker in
1976, and Bishop John C. Nienstedt, in 2001.
On May 4, 1997, the newly renovated lower level was blessed and dedicated as Leifeld Hall, in honor of deceased
Monsignor Antony Leifeld, former pastor. Also in 1997, an Angel Garden, located between the church and parish offices,
was dedicated to the memory of children from the parish who have died.
Smiley’s Tavern
“Only Neighborhood Bar in Town”
425 N. State St. (1 block South of Cathedral Church)
(507)-359-9558
Happy Hour Mon-Fri 3:30-6:00pm
•Drink Special Mon-Fri
•Open 7 Days a Week
•On-Off Liquor Sales
•Darts & Pool
•Game Room, available for parties...
Call to reserve (507)-359-9558
MRCI
BARGAIN
$
Monday & Thursday
Buy One Get One FREE!
NEW ITEMS ON DISPLAY DAILY
Monday thru Saturday - 10am-4pm •
Thurs. 10am-7pm • Sunday 11am-3pm
Clothing • Household Misc. • Books • Toys & More!
Super Center Mall - Hwy 14 W. Next to Wal-Mart
All profits support vocational training for people with disabilities in New Ulm.
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Attractions
Putting Green
Located on the
Minnesota River at
20th South and
Valley Street in New
Ulm, Putting Green
Environmental
Adventure Park is a
9-acre park featuring
nine holes of educational mini golf, an interactive river trail, a solar
powered concessions building, and beautiful native
landscaping.
Putting Green, Inc., is a nonprofit organization
Location:
Hours:
dedicated to developing this center for environ20th South Street
Tuesday-Sunday
mental education. The adventure park, combinP.O. Box 91
Starting May 3rd
ing outdoor family recreation with environmental
New
Ulm,
MN
56073
[email protected]
learning, is focused on sustainability; and its fea(507) 354-7888
www.puttinggreen.org
tured attraction is miniature golf! Each golf hole
is an interactive learning station that teaches
about a particular Minnesota natural resource and choices we can make to be better stewards of that resource. It’s fun,
naturally!!
In addition to being open to the public for golf, Putting Green offers field trips for all ages, and is available for group
outings, parties and gatherings…combining fun with learning.
Putting Green’s mini golf is part of a larger plan to develop a regional sustainability education and youth training center. Youth development programming includes Environmental Education Workshops and an Ecopreneur Program which
addresses fundamentals of small business management in an environmentally sensitive context.
New this year: a collaborative with MRCI to develop a small-scale agriculture business on site. Come to Putting
Green’s Growing Green Market in 2008 for locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers!
Future plans include a 10th hole, an "extreme green" Learning Center with classroom and lab, and canoe rental. More
than just mini golf, this state-of-the-art educational center will provide a unique opportunity for hands on, interactive
learning for all ages.
Bring the whole family for this fun and unique learning opportunity.
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Library & German Collection
New Ulm
Public Library
Location:
17 North
Broadway
Telephone:
(507) 359-8331
Fax:
(507) 354-3255
Times:
Monday-Thursday,
9:30 a.m.-8 p.m.
Friday-Saturday,
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Closed Sunday
Contact:
Larry Hlavsa
Library Director
e-mail:
[email protected]
This modern, light-filled
library has an approximately
99,000-item collection in the
format of books (large print
and regular) audio books,
music CDs and DVDs.
Other services include
weekly children’s programming, display areas, faxing,
copier machines, a magnifier
reader, and computers with
free internet access and educational games. Various AV
equipment is available for rent at reasonable fees, and a meeting room with
kitchen facilities can be reserved for a nominal fee.
Unique to this library is the German Heritage Collection of books and
periodicals that document the achievements and contributions by German
Americans to their adopted home. Magnificent artwork is on display. It’s
worth the trip to New Ulm just to see these unique art works.
For more information, visit the German-Bohemian Heritage Society's
Research Center for information on their ancestral names, description of
their homeland and the story of immigration. It is located in New Ulm at
1200 South Broadway,
lower level, rear entrance.
The center is open the first
Saturday of each month,
1:30-4 p.m., and the second
Tuesday, 6:30-8:30 p.m. To
arrange individual appointments, call (507)-359-2121
or (507)-359-2333.
newulmlibrary.org
Chinese Restaurant
LUNCH BUFFET
11:00am -3:30pm
DINNER BUFFET
Mon-Thurs 3:30am
-9:00pm
Every Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Seafood Buffet (including Crab Legs)
1702 Westridge Road, Suite 32
New Ulm • 354-8888
Next to Wal-Mart
Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 11 am-9 pm; Fri. & Sat. 11 am-9:30 pm; Sun. 11:30 am-9 pm
Check out our
unique home decor
Department
Proudly Serving all your family’s prescription needs
HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6:00; Sat. 8:30-3:00; Sunday: Closed
518 Center St. • New Ulm, MN
507-354-8825 • 1-800-967-3515
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Restaurants
Dining out in New Ulm is a
pleasure complicated only by
one question—which of the
many fine restaurants to
choose?
New Ulm has several fine
dining restaurants that offer a
variety of German specialties as
well as all-American favorites.
Barbequed ribs, German
potato salad, sauerkraut, and
home-made sausage are some of
the German dishes you will find
at several of our restaurants.
If you are interested in different cuisine, New Ulm has two
Chinese restaurants, several
pizza places, four Mexican food stops and, of course, many family restaurants that offer
American and international favorites.
With a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, New Ulm has something for every
appetite and budget.
*American Legion
13 S. Minnesota (507) 354-4016
*Applebee’s
410 20th South (507) 359-2775
Complete meals for lunch and dinner, with curb-side
service available.
*DJ’s
1200 N. Broadway (507) 354-3843
Newly remodeled family diner. Daily lunch and
dinner specials.
*Domino’s Pizza
315 N. Minnesota (507) 359-7711
Fresh-baked pizza delivered to your door
The Backerei
27 S. Minnesota (507) 354-6011
Coffee and fresh doughnuts in a full-service bakery.
*George’s Fine Steaks & Spirits
301 N. Minnesota (507) 354-7440
Casual dining at its best!
Bookshelves and Coffeecups
123 N. Minnesota (507) 359-4600
Special coffee corner in a used book store.
*Burger King
S. Broadway & 20th South St. (507) 354-1268
Burgers and BK broiler sandwiches.
*Cash Wise Deli
1220 W. Ridge Road, (507) 354-2717
Daily specials and catering service.
*Cornerstone Coffee
213 South Minnesota, (507) 354-5552
Espresso & Gourmet brewed coffee, delicious baked
goods & desserts.
Dairy Queen
*Happy Joe’s
1700 N. Broadway (507) 359-9811
Try the Taco Pizza, or order the buffet and salad
bar. Good food in an entertaining atmosphere.
*V’s Kitchen (Hy-Vee)
2015 S. Broadway (507) 354-8255
Cafe-style restaurant with take-out service. Large
group catering available.
Jake’s Pizza
1627 South Broadway (507) 354-3613
Pizza, Poorboys, Pop, and Beer in a relaxed
family atmosphere.
*Chamber of Commerce Member
1501 N. Broadway (507) 359-9229
Ice cream treats and brazier foods. Drive-thru.
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Restaurants
*Joni’s Restaurant and Catering
24 N. Minnesota St. (507) 359-2018
Specializing in home cooking at the restaurant
and for catered events.
*Kaiserhoff
221 N. Minnesota (507) 359-2071
New Ulm’s oldest and most venerable dining
establishment. You really will love those ribs!
*Kentucky Fried Chicken/Taco Bell
707 N. Minnesota (507) 354-2421
The colonel’s special recipe chicken.
*Lamplighter
214 N. Minnesota (507) 354-2185
Family restaurant and sports bar. Try their hamburgers.
*Larkspur Market
16 N. Minnesota (507) 359-2500
A quaint European village experience. Serving soup, salads,
sandwiches, breads & desserts...made fresh daily. Featuring
flavored coffees, Espresso & other beverages.
*Main Jiang House
400 North Minnesota (507) 354-1218 or 354-1228
Chinese cuisine with a Chinatown atmosphere. Eat in or take out.
*McDonald’s
1705 S. Broadway (507) 354-9529
McDonald’s menu, plus a play place.
*New Grand Moon Buffet
1702 Westridge Road (by Wal-Mart)
(507) 354-8888
Large Chinese buffet restaurant and a full menu.
*New Ulm Country Club
1 Golf Drive (507) 354-8896
Spectacular view. Two for Tuesday Burger Special. Full bar and
dining available.
*Olde World Deli and Catering
26 S. Minnesota (507) 354-8400
Catering service and deli restaurant. Outdoor dining
area in summer.
*Otto’s Feierhaus and Green Mill Pizza
2101 S. Broadway (507) 359-2941
Located in the New Ulm Holiday Inn. Full restaurant
menu and bar service, including several German specialties.
*Papa Murphy’s Pizza
1612 S. Broadway (507) 359-3939
“We Make, You Bake”
*Perkin’s Restaurant and Bakery
1727 S. Broadway (507) 354-6688
Pancakes and so much more. Breakfast served all day,
6 a.m. to midnight. Baked goods and desserts available
for take-home.
*Pizza Ranch
1927 S. Broadway (507) 354-7772
Pizza, chicken, pasta & salad buffet. Private meeting room.
*Plaza Garibaldi
1707 N. Broadway (507) 359-7073
Great Mexican food in a full-service restaurant.
* Rodney’s Tavern
6 S. Minnesota (507) 354-3040
Burgers, sandwiches and pizzas.
Rosita’s Mexican Grill
1720 Westrige Road (by Wal-Mart)
507-359-MEXI (6394)
New for 2008. Home of the well-filled tortillas.
*Searles Bar and Grill
Downtown Searles (507) 359-7699
Great food at a full-service restaurant in Searles,
4 miles south of New Ulm. Car shows in summer.
*Subway
1 S. Minnesota
(507) 354-7827
1404 S. Broadway
(507) 354-7976
1720 Westridge Road (in Wal-Mart) (507) 354-6223
Freshly made submarine sandwiches and salads. Ice cream,
specialty coffees, and “take and bake” pizzas available
at Broadway location.
*Taco John's
1301 S. Broadway (507) 354-8226
Mexican food — eat in or take out.
*Turner Hall
100 S. State Street (507)354-4916
Restaurant and lounge welcomes visitors. Halls available
for large group dinners, receptions.
*Ulmer Cafe
115 N. Minnesota (507)354-8122
Breakfasts and lunches in a hometown cafe atmosphere.
* Chamber of Commerce member
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Lodging
Affordable New Ulm Motel
1427 S. Broadway
Colonial Inn
(507)359-1414
21 Units, newly refurbished. Nine are two-room units. Handicapped
unit. Queen beds. Cable TV, floor refrigerators, microwaves available. Variety of restaurants nearby. Reasonable rates daily or weekly.
Credit cards accepted.
*AmericInn Lodge & Suites of Madelia
620 Haynes Ave. NE, Madelia, MN (507)642-2004 or (800)497-0971
Web Site: americinn.com/hotels/MN/Madelia
Features: 41 RMS Fireplace/whirlpool suites; indoor recreation area
w/large pool, whirlpool & games; exercise room; mtg/party room;
high speed internet; free breakfast; Dogs first floor $25 fee; Tax
8%/XP NC. Points of Interest: Minnesota Lodging Assoc. Property
of the Year! Watona Park, camping, fishing, boating, waterside/pool
& golf course; on-site access to snowmobile trails, cross country
trails, hunting, minutes from downhill skiing, on-site ice-skating
pond; historical site of Younger Brother’s Capture. Directions: 15
min. south of New Ulm on Hwy. 15; 20 min. west of Mankato on
Hwy. 60.
*Auf Deutsche Strasse Bed & Breakfast
404 South German Street
Toll Free: 1-866-226-9856
Web Site: www.deutschestrasse.com
507-354-2005
Comfort- Relax and Rejuvenate in our historic 1884 home. Our
comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms feature queen and kingsized pillow-top beds; some rooms have fireplaces and whirlpool
tubs.
Cuisine- A bounteous, four-course homemade breakfast is served in
our all-season sun porch on fine china and crystal and is truly a dining experience. Complete with our traditional “dessert”-internationally known!
Coffee- our gourmet signature blend coffee is available for your
enjoyment one hour before breakfast, and the carafe is bottomless
throughout your meal.
Attractive Rates. High Speed Wireless Internet.
*Beyer Haus Bed & Breakfast
224 S. Broadway
Web Site: www.beyerhaus.com
(507) 354-3180
You will enjoy relaxed elegance and memorable gourmet breakfasts
in this stately Queen Anne Victorian. This home is on the Register
of Historic Places and is graced with beautiful handcarved woodwork throughout. All suites have private baths with clawfoot tubs or
Jacuzzis, Internet access, TVs, some rooms with fireplaces. We
accept credit cards. Gift certificates available.
*Bingham Hall Bed & Breakfast
500 S. German
Web Site: www.bingham-hall.com
(800) 486-3514
(507) 354-6766
Voted “Best in the Midwest” by Bed & Breakfast.com. Whether you
are visiting us for business, pleasure or a special occasion, Bingham
Hall Bed & Breakfast offers elegance and luxury, all designed to
ensure your stay is unforgettable. Our accommodations combine the
warmth of our historical surroundings with contemporary amenities
and unsurpassed hospitality. Credit cards accepted.
*The Bohemian - A Bed & Breakfast
304 S. German St.
(507) 354-2268(BBNU)
Web Site: www.the-bohemian.com (866) 499-6870 toll free
Featured on HGTV for its “Bohemian Chic” and noted for exceptional hospitality, this 1899 Victorian is just steps from downtown.
Anchoring historic New Ulm with its long time Gemutlichkeit,
guests find the perfect compliment to winetasting, brewery tours,
dining and romance. Bountiful, organic, candlelight breakfasts
showcasing German-style delights, served at your leisure, are created to inspire a perfect day. Our 7 rooms/suites with private baths and
whirlpools also accommodate retreat groups and corporate travel,
blending past-era comfort with modern wifi. Credit cards accepted.
1315 N. Broadway
(507) 354-3128
24 units, cable-remote TV, free HBO, telephones, air conditioning.
All major credit cards accepted. Free Coffee. Some rooms with
refrigerator and microwave. AAA approved. Restaurants nearby.
*Holiday Inn New Ulm
2101 S. Broadway
Web Site: holidayinn.com/newulmmn
This 126-room, unique Holiday Inn features German-themed decor
and architecture. A full-service, on-site restaurant and bar featuring
German and American cuisine as well as Green Mill Pizza. Indoor
recreation center with large pool, whirlpool, fitness center and
arcade-style gameroom. Meeting rooms and banquet facilities for up
to 375. Free High Speed internet throughout entire facility. ADA
accessible. All major credit cards accepted.
*Inn of Seven Gables
1100 Main St. East
Hwy. 14, Sleepy Eye
Web Site: innof7gables.net
Toll Free: 1-800-852-9451
507-794-5390
37 rooms & suites; large heated pool & spa. Free deluxe continental
breakfast. Complimentary wireless internet in every room; beautiful
lobby with business center. Pets are welcome; handicapped accessible. Guest laundry; conference room with 65 person capacity.
Groups, reunions, wedding blocks available.
*Microtel Inn
424 20th South Street
Web Site: microtelinn.com
(888) 771-7171
(507) 354-9800
63 Rooms; indoor heated pool & spa; free deluxe continental breakfast; free local calls; free DSL internet in every room; meeting room
with 40 person capacity; 25 suites with refrigerator, microwave, sink
and counter, cupboards and coffee maker with free coffees; group and
family reunion blocks available. Elevator, handicap accessible
rooms, pet rooms, truck parking and major credit cards accepted.
Applebee’s next door with exclusive hotel delivery.
*Microtel Inn & Suites
502 E Rock St (US Hwy 14) Springfield, MN
(507) 723-8200
(888) 771-7171
Web Site: microtelinn.com
30 rooms; indoor heated pool & spa; free continental breakfast; free
local & long distance calls; free wireless internet in every room; 7
suites with refrigerator, microwave, sink, cabinets with counter top,
coffee maker w/complimentary coffee; handicap accessible rooms
and major credit cards accepted. No pets allowed.
*Super 8
1901 S. Broadway
(507) 359-2400 or (800) 800-8000
61 rooms, Jacuzzi Suite available. Handicap rooms 7 accessibility.
Every room has internet. Continental Breakfast bar and dining area.
Computer available for guest use. Free local calls, Showtime, fax
machine and free coffee available. Pets are welcome. All major credit cards accepted.
*WW Smith Inn Bed & Breakfast
101 Linden St. SW
Sleepy Eye, MN 56085
(507) 794-5661
(800) 799-5661
Early 1900’s classic Queen Anne bed and breakfast home and carriage house on the National Register of Historic Places with
stained glass, ornate woodwork, period pieces and rare lighting fixtures. Two elegant parlors, formal dining room, a whirlpool suite, a
fireplace suite and three unique guest rooms, all with private baths.
Full gourmet breakfast. Children by arrangement, no pets or smoking. Take a virtual tour on www.wwsmithinn.com.
*Chamber of Commerce Member
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(507)359-2941
Email: [email protected]
Prepare To Be Pampered!
The
Bohemian
A Bed & Breakfast Experience
BEYER HAUS BED & BREAKFAST
Luxury accommodations in a century-old
three story Queen Anne Victorian. Tastefully
furnished suites, all with private baths,
vintage or jacuzzi tubs, internet access, TV’s
and sumptuous breakfasts await you.
Come be our guest in this charming home.
www.beyerhaus, com
224 S. Broadway
New Ulm, MN 56073
(507) 354-3180
Credit Cards Accepted
Bed & Breakfast
www.deutschestrasse.com
…Listed with the National Historic Registry and is located
in the heart of New Ulm.
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• 3 Spacious Suites
aths • 4 Lovely Bedrooms
Rom
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Exceptional hospitality in a romantic and artistic setting
will keep you spellbound.
REUNIONS • GROUPS • RETREATS
New Ulm, MN 56073
Phone: 507-354-2268
Toll-Free: 866-499-6870
www.the-bohemian.com
Bingham
HALL
Bed & Breakfast
507-354-6766 ~ 800-486-3514
www.bingham-hall.com
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Recipient of the 007-2008
Relax & Rejuvenate while enjoying the comfort of our stately
1884 home located in the historic district of New Ulm; four
blocks from downtown. Enjoy the wonderful tastes of all four
courses of our breakfast cuisine. Savor the flavor of each cup of
our fresh ground signature breakfast blend coffee.
• Our comfortable and tastefully decorated guest rooms feature
queen and king-sized pillow-top beds; some rooms have fireplace
and whirlpool tubs.
• Homemade four-course gourmet breakfasts served at times to
accommodate our guests' needs. We make every effort to accommodate
special dietary needs/restrictions if notified in advance.
• Four blocks from unique specialty shops & restaurants
Best of the Midwest Award
• Cable T.V
• Full Body Massage Chair
• Whirlpools
• Fireplaces
• Complimentary Stocked
Refrigerator
• Wireless Internet/Air Conditioned/Filtered Water Provided/
Baby Grand Piano/Corporate Rates.
New Ulm, MN 56073
Phone (507) 354-2005 • Toll-free (866) 226-9856
“Our accommodations combine the warmth of
our historical surroundings with contemporary
amenities and unsurpassed hospitality.”
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Weekend? Walk In!
WALK-IN CLINIC
SATURDAYS 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
COUGH, COLD AND FLU SYMPTOMS, MINOR CUTS, SPRAINS,
EARACHES, SORE THROATS, URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS...
• Use Clinic Entrance
• No appointment necessary
• Billed the same as a clinic visit
• Staffed by New Ulm Medical Center providers
1324 5th North St. • New Ulm
507-233-1000
www.newulmmedicalcenter.com
Distinctive
design
Whether you are doing a large building or remodeling project or just
need to add the finishing touches to a room, Interior Motives has what
it takes. We offer a unique collection of furniture and accessories. Or
if you are considering a larger project our design staff can guide you
through the process with kitchen cabinetry, floor covering and window covering. As a Carpet Plus Colortile franchise we offer a wide
selection of product at great prices.
Visit us at 20 North Minnesota Street, New Ulm, Minnesota
IM: 507-354-2800 • DDC: 507-359-4107
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SmartTown Shopping
SmartTown Card
Shopping
If you’re visiting New Ulm, make sure you bring
your card along, or ask for a SmartTown CashValue Card when you arrive. It’s FREE, and you can get yours
at any of our 60 participating businesses in New Ulm.
The SmartTown CashValue Card is a new concept that guarantees “Cash for you, your cause, and
your community.” With your SmartTown card, you’ll get a cash reward for every purchase you make at a participating businesses in New Ulm, and at the same time, the business will donate an equal amount to an area
non-profit cause. So using your SmartTown Card is a win-win for everyone.
It only takes a minute to get your SmartTown CashValue Card. There’s no cost or obligation to you,
and you can use it right away.
Each time you make a purchase in New Ulm, whether by cash, check, debit card or credit card, present your SmartTown CashValue Card. It’s easy, the more you spend at participating businesses, the faster
the CASH rewards will accrue to your card.
Visitors to town can receive cash back rewards from participating restaurants, gift shops and other businesses.
If you are a frequent visitor to New Ulm, keep your SmartTown Card and use it each time you return. You can redeem
your cash reward for products or services at any participating business—now, or in the future. The SmartTown
CashValue Card puts money in your pocket. Be smart. Get yours today and use it all over New Ulm.
For those of us who are not deer
hunting the first weekend in
November, the place to be is the
Annual Shopping Opener in New
Ulm, Minnesota! “No license” is needed for this destination event.
Shopping divas have made this event a tradition and it has now been extended to two weekends. you will want to spend the night or the weekend to enjoy
all of the shopping and events.
The New Ulm Specialty Shops, co-sponsors for this event, have joined
together for open houses, tasty treats and giveaways.
The Early Childhood Family Education Program sponsors the Women’s
Expo. Over 60 vendors with demonstrations, crafts, wellness, home businesses
and more.
For the 18th year the Crafters Holiday Boutique will host open houses
throughout the city on the first weekend of the Shopping Opener.
You won’t want to miss all of the creative energy that his town has to offer.
Grab your gear, polish up your charge card and keep an eye out for the “Fun &
Games Warden”
Location:
Downtown and all
around town
Contact
Information:
(507) 233-4300
Dates/Times:
November 7, 8 &
14, 15 2008
License:
None required
Cost:
Shop Til You
Drop
Web-site:
www.shoppingnewulm.com
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Scenic Driving
New Ulm is located about mid-way on the widely acclaimed
Minnesota River Valley National Scenic Byway. This beautiful
route is 287 miles long and goes from the start of the Minnesota
River at Browns Valley to the town of Belle Plaine near
Minneapolis. It is comprised of the most scenic roads and interesting attractions along the length of the river. Use it for “day trips”
from New Ulm when you’re here, or as a relaxing way to get to New
Ulm. Ask for the map and the new attraction guide to help plan
your trip. For more information, look up their web-site at
www.mnrivervalley.com
BMX Track
New Ulm offers several opportunities for families with children. Bring
your bicycle along for a visit to the
BMX Track (home of the River Valley
BMX Assn.) at 1st South and German
streets. The track is open for public
use May through September, with
Monday evening races.
Skate Park
The skate park at 1st South and
German Streets is a public Skate Park
for roller blades and skate boards, with
jumps and ramps of various configurations. It is free and open to the public.
Disc Golf
Disc Golf can be played on our specially made, 9-hole courses: Nehl’s Park at 1100 Summit
Avenue and/or South Park 1800 South State. There are hole markers and chain baskets at each
hole. Challenge your friends to a
friendly game that is great fun for individuals or the family!
Paint Balling
If you’re up for an unusual day of fun
and adventure, “Tommyguns Paint
Wars” will fill the bill. The course is
located 5 miles southeast of New Ulm.
It is best to call 507-947-3711 to
check on the schedule and to get
directions. They pride themselves on
safety and have seven separate courses
on which to enjoy this sport.
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Recreational Trail
New Ulm can now boast its own
contribution
to
Minnesota’s
renowned, paved recreational-trail
system. Minnesota has more miles of
paved trails than any other state, and
with the completion of PHASE ONE
in 2004 and phase three in 2007
(North Highland Ave), New Ulm
now offers a total of 6 1/2 miles. Phase
one offers five miles of outstanding
scenic ride through America’s
Heartland! The New Ulm Trail is
excellent for biking, walking, in-line
skating, or an invigorating run. Its
path follows the railroad bed, meandering through town along the beautiful Minnesota River Valley. This trail offers secluded natural habitat in the middle of the City. Don’t be surprised if you see deer, rabbits and a variety of birds. It is reminiscent of an old-fashioned train ride with a glimpse into the great rural American backyard. The New
Ulm Trail affords yet another recreational opportunity, along with gorgeous views, for visitors to enjoy
in the Southern Minnesota Region.
STOP IN F0R
A COLD ONE!
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Largest selection in the world of Schell’s Beer on tap.
• Sports • Pull Tabs • 4 TV’s • Pool Tables
• Featuring all your beverage favorites
• Coldest Beer Around
MORE to watch in
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B&L BAR
15 N. Minnesota St. • 354-2610
Your Newest Old Time Bar
Downtown New Ulm
Visit us on the Web: www.blbar.com
even DirecTV
More Choice.
Delicious Food in a relaxed
atmosphere the whole family will enjoy!
Try Us Tonight!
More Convenience.
More Control.
OUR DINING ROOM FEATUES:
•Homemade Pizza • Chicken • Steaks
• Shrimp • Spaghetti • Sandwiches
Located in beautiful
Downtown Essig
Kitchen Open:
5:30 Mon.-Sat.;
5:00 Sun
200 North Minnesota. St • New Ulm
507.354.4191
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New Ulm Park and Recreation offers various
programs year-round in swimming, athletics,
leisure services, arts and crafts, and special events.
New Ulm Park and Recreation
Information Numbers
122 South Garden St.
Park and Recreation Office . .(507)
Indoor Swimming Pool . . . . .(507)
New Ulm Civic Center
1212 N. Franklin . . . . . . . . .(507)
600 N. German . . . . . . . . . .(507)
CAST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(507)
ARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(507)
359-8344
359-8350
Large groups should make reservations by
calling or writing New Ulm Park and Recreation
Department, 122 South Garden,
New Ulm, MN 56073.
Telephone (507) 359-8344.
416 19th North
CAMPING (for details see pages 37 & 56)
Flandrau State Park . . . . . . . . . .(507) 233-9800
Summit Avenue
Reservations for all state parks: 1-866-85PARKS
Hanska County Park . . . . . . . . .(507) 439-6411
Oakhaven Campground (special events) . . .(507) 354-3094
GOLF
233-8400
359-8340
354-3212
354-5770
Web site: www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us
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BOWLING
Concordia Lanes . . . . . . . . . . . . .(507) 354-2923
New Ulm Country Club . . . . . .(507) 354-8896
Summit Avenue
MOVIES
Cinema Three . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(507) 354-2015
German and Center Streets
SAND VOLLEYBALL
Kegel Kourts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(507) 354-2923
416 19th North
Washington Park . . . . . . . . . . .7th North & State
North Park . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17th North & State
Harman Park . . . . . . . . . . . .2nd North & Garden
Flandrau State Park
Location:
Entrance at
1300 Summit Avenue,
New Ulm, MN
56073-3664
Telephone:
(507) 233-9800
Campsite Reservations:
1-866-85PARKS
Web Site:
www.stayatmnparks.com
www.dnr.state.mn.us
Times:
Park is open year-round
8 a.m.-10 p.m. for day
use; camping is available
year-round.
Cost:
State Park vehicle
entry fee is $25 for
a year, or $5 for
a 1-day pass.
Concordia
Lanes,
Inc.
Flandrau State Park is a
1006-acre, multi-purpose
recreational park located
partially in the city limits of
New Ulm. Flandrau State
Park boasts an accessible
sand-bottomed, filtered and
chlorinated swimming pool
that opened in 1988.
The park, located on the
Cottonwood River, has a
beautiful picnic area with
tables, children’s playground equipment, shelter building, fire rings, volleyball and horseshoe courts. Riverbased recreation includes canoeing, kayaking and fishing; bring your own equipment.
Camping facilities, which book up early, are available at the park. The campgrounds
have 34 electrical sites, 22 non-electric sites and 36 rustic campsites. A group center
including kitchen/dining hall, eight bunk houses, and two restroom buildings is available for rent by groups.
Flandrau Park has a beautiful variety of plant and animal life, including whitetail
deer and over 60 species of birds. There are over 8 miles of hiking and groomed crosscountry ski trails. Cross-country skis and snowshoes are available for rent at the park.
A warming shelter is open year-round.
Location:
416 19th North St.
P.O. Box 786
New Ulm, MN
Telephone:
(507) 354-2923
Concordia Lanes has
FAX: 507-354-1675
open bowling daily on
Web Site:
16 lanes, with automatic
www.concordialanes.com
scoring. Birthday party
and group packages
available; special weekend events. Bowling
leagues for all ages with certified coaches on
staff. Large groups are welcome.
Kegal Kourts has two sand Volleyball Kourts
with a large viewing deck and an outdoor bar.
Adult and youth volleyball leagues that is open
from May through October. Groups are welcome!
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A trip to Domeier’s
is like a trip to the
old country
Like an enchanted corner of the
Black Forest, Domeier’s
New Ulm’s German Store,
appears to be spirited straight
from the Old Country.
Cuckoo Clocks ❤ Steins
❤ Swiss Music Boxes
❤ Bohemian Glass
❤ Books ~ Maps ~ Flags
❤ Greeting Cards
❤ CD’s & Cassettes
German & Austrian Music
❤ European Candies,
Chocolate and Cookies
❤ Imported Foods
❤ Bavarian Blown
Glass Ornaments
❤ Nutcrackers and Smokers
❤ Hats and Pins
❤
...and much more!
Call for store hours
Hours vary according to season.
Closed Wednesdays
1020 South Minnesota St.
New Ulm, MN 56073
10 blocks south of downtown.
Phone 507/354-4231
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2015 S. Broadway • New Ulm
354-8255
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WE OFFER...
Wine & Spirits
(Next door to
grocery store)
Open
8 am-10 pm
Mon.-Sat.
Open
6 am - 11 pm Daily
• Large Grocery Selection
• Full Service Grocery
• Bag Groceries
• Drive-Up
• Dine-in or Take-out
Hy-Vee Kitchen
• Smokehouse
• Baked Fresh Bakery
• ATM • Postal Service
• Western Union • Pharmacy
• One Hour Photo • Lottery
Hy-Vee Wine
& Spirits
• Great
Selection of
Liquor, Wine
& Beer
• Find all the Schells
Specialty Beers here
Hy-Vee Gas Station
• Open Daily 6 am-11 pm
• Daily Gas Discounts
OPEN 24 HOURS!
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New Ulm
Country Club
Location:
1 Golf Drive
Time:
Open year-round,
weather permitting
Telephone:
(507)354-8896
Semi-private club.
Call for information
The New Ulm Country Club
is a picturesque 18-hole, par 71, semi-private course surrounded by
Flandrau State Park and perched atop the bluffs of the Cottonwood
River.
New Ulm Country Club was established in 1929 as a nine-hole golf
course. The course expanded to 18 holes in 1966. In the spring of 2001,
the front nine was remodeled, adding two hazards, new tee boxes, sandtraps and mounds that add to the overall depth of the front nine. The
changes have added to the beauty and difficulty of the course.
The clubhouse is complete with bar service and dining room, meeting rooms, locker rooms, and a complete pro shop. Green fees are
available for guests of members and visitors to New Ulm.
Come and enjoy the New Ulm Country Club. Visitors are always welcome.
This
community
center makes a great
600 North
place to host variousGerman
sized events such as
Street
wedding
receptions,
dances, holiday parties,
banquets, celebrations,
meetings and seminars.
Meeting and/or classrooms are
available for small groups of up to 50.
The banquet facility can be set up
for up to 250 diners or 250-300 for
performance seating. It has a basic
sound system and projector system
available for rent. For reservations
contact
Cheryl Kormann,
Assistant Director - New Ulm Park
and Recreation Department at 507359-8340, or visit us on the web at
www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us.
Location:
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New Ulm
Civic Center
Location:
1212 North
Franklin
Phone:
(507) 233-8400
Facility
(507)359-8340
Facility
Reservations
www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us
The
Civic
Center has two
large arenas; one
with year-round ice
and one with ice
and dry-floor events
combined. There
are eight team rooms (four of which
have shower and restroom capabilities)
available for use by both ice and dryfloor users. Other
building amenities
include
warming
kitchen,
meeting
room space available
for rent and a large concourse area. This facility is great for banquets, shows, expositions, dances, etc.
Recreation Center
Our recreational facility
houses
a 3-station gym
Location:
equipped
for basketball,
122 S. Garden
volleyball and indoor tenOpen:
nis. It has a 3-lane walking
Daily
track. There are racquetPhone:
ball/wallyball
courts,
(507) 359-8347
meeting room space, exercise facility, locker
Cost:
rooms, the main Park
Call for fees
and
Recreation
Department offices
and indoor swimming pool. The indoor
pool has 2 drop slides and 1 tot slide, as
well as a whirlpool spa. The facility is
open to the public daily. We offer a party
package which includes 10 admissions to
“Rock on Ice” open skate or open hockey, the use of 10 pairs of rental skates and
2 hours of the Meeting Room. Check
city website for Open Skate Schedule.
www.ci.new-ulm.mn.us
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Hunting
This city, located in a valley between two rivers, is a mecca for
hunters: small game, squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, pheasants, ducks
and geese, to name a few. Deer hunting also has a very pleasurable
and successful season around New Ulm.
For a rewarding hunting experience, try River Ridge Gun Club,
a private reserve with over 1,000 acres to provide 14 different
hunting areas. For more information, call (507) 359-5770.
Fishing
New Ulm has good fishing in nearby Clear Lake and
Lake Hanska. Cooperative efforts by local conservation
groups, Brown County and the Minnesota Department of
Natural Resources have brought these two lakes back to be
successful fishing lakes.
One of Minnesota’s most diverse fishing possibilities is
the Minnesota River. Within 10 miles on either side of New
Ulm, the Minnesota River produces large numbers of catfish
and trophy walleye.
The Cottonwood River also flows through New Ulm.
This river has small-mouth bass, along with a good number
of northerns.
Cross-Country Skiing
Flandrau State Park, located within the city limits, has
miles of groomed cross country ski trails. Ski and boot rentals
available.
Ice Skating
In addition to our indoor rinks at the Civic Center,
Harman Park has two lighted hockey rinks and one lighted
open-skate rink with warming house with restrooms. Call
the Park and Recreation office (507)359-8344 for more
information.
Bicycling
New Ulm offers several opportunities for bicyclists. We have the Bike/Walking Trail for the
more leisurely adventure, and we have the BMX
track. Both are open to the public.
Bird Watching
Bird watchers will love the many opportunities
for birding in and around New Ulm! We are fortunate to have Flandrau State Park on the southern boundary of the city, and they have recorded
up to 158 different species within the park!
Fifteen miles east is Swan Lake, which is a
wildlife preserve with many varieties of birds for
viewing.
Canoeing, boating or hiking along the
Minnesota and Cottonwood Rivers will also offer
many species in an undisturbed setting. An office
copy of the Audubon Society’s 50-page booklet,
“The Minnesota River Valley Birding Trail,” is available at the New Ulm Visitor Center, or call (651-739-9332)
for your personal copy. Finally, the Southern Headquarters of the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is
located in New Ulm, and they can supply you with more specifics by calling 507-359-6000.
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New Ulm’s Famous People
Terry Steinbach – He played as a professional baseball catcher in the 1980s and ‘90s with the Oakland “A”s and Minnesota
Twins.Terry and his brothers Tom and Tim were record-setters in baseball at the University of Minnesota.Tom and Terry still
play with the “Hanska Bullheads,” a championship “Senior Mens Amateur Baseball Association” team from our neighboring
town.
Tippi Hedren – This famous Hollywood actress was born in Loretto Hospital in New Ulm, (ca. 1930) although she grew up
in nearby Lafayette,MN.She is most famous for her role in Alfred Hitchcock’s movie,“The Birds.” Her daughter,actress Melanie
Griffith, has a line in a movie called “Stormy Monday” where she is asked where her character is from and she replies,“a small
town in Minnesota, called New Ulm.” This refers to her mom’s place of birth!
Flip Schulke – He is a world-famous photographer especially known for his work in documenting the Civil Rights movement
of the 1960s. He also worked with boxer Cassius Clay (Mohammed Ali) the space movement, and developed underwater photography methods that are still used.
Natalie Denise Sperl – She is a prolific actress who has appeared in over 20 movies and TV shows and many nationally-ran
commercials in the 1900s and 2000s. She has done runway modeling and has appeared on several magazine covers. She also
works as a comedienne in Los Angeles on occasion and her family still resides in her childhood residence in New Ulm.
Rick Domeier – He has been an announcer and demonstrator for the TV shopping channel, QVC, for many years and occasionally mentions New Ulm on the air.
Kathryn (Doty) Adams – She was a famous movie star in the 1940s. She gained additional fame when she married Hugh
Beaumont of TV’s “Leave It To Beaver.” Today she lives in Mankato, MN and is an author, including a fine book about New Ulm
during W.W. I called,“A Long Year of Silence.”
Leonore Ulric – Today she may be little-known, but she was a nationally famous theatre and movie star in the 1920s,‘30s &
’40s. She performed in nearly 20 plays and several movies. She was born in 1892 and died in 1970.
(Watch future Visitor Guides for more “Famous People.”)
• Breakfast • Appetizers • Soups • Salads
• Sandwiches • Dinners • Desserts
• Kid’s Corner • Senior Specials
BREAKFAST SPECIALS!
•Sports Equipment •Team Uniforms
Baseball, Football,
Softball, Hockey,
And Soccer Gear
•School Jackets
•School Apparel
•Trophies and Awards
•Screen Printing & Embroidery
•Shoes for all Sports
~ Baseball • Basketball • Football • Soccer • Sandals
•Athletic Shoes for Everyone
~ Mens, Ladies, Kids
• Nike • adidas • New Balance • Saucony • K-Swiss • Etnies
Nicklasson Athletic
“Look Great, Play Great”
1217 S. Broadway, New Ulm
507-354-8586
Hours: Mon. 8-8; Tues.-Fri. 8-5; Sat. 9-4
Additional parking behind store.
2 eggs, hashbrowns, toast $2.50
2 eggs, 2 bacon & toast $3.00
Ham, egg & cheese on
an English muffin $2.50
2 pancakes & 2 sausage links $3.00
(please no substitutions)
Mon-Fri only 6 am - 10 am
Full breakfast menu available anytime.
Lunch specials daily, including our special
wraps & sandwiches.
Enjoy homemade Soups and Desserts.
The best home style cooking in the area!
We deliver 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
(orders over $10)
Joni’s Restaurant
& Catering - 7 days a week
24 North Minnesota St. • New Ulm • (507) 359-2018
Mon.-Fri at 5:30 am; Sat at 6:30 am; Sun at 7:30 am - Until 2 pm daily
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Meeting Facilities
Planning a conference, seminar, wedding
or reunion, the New Ulm Convention &
Visitors Bureau will be happy to assist you in
the planning of your event. Please call us
toll free 1-888-463-9856.
Seating Capacity/Food Service
New Ulm Civic Center, 1212 N. Franklin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Large, Dry-Floor Space/No
507-359-8340, meeting room and break-out rooms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70/No
George’s Ballroom, 409 Center Street
507-964-5387 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1200 in the ballroom and 135 in the meeting room/No
Senior High Auditorium, 414 S. Payne, 359-8420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,000/No
Junior High Auditorium, State and Center, 359-8420 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .800/No
Turner Hall, 1st South & State, 354-4916 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .700/Yes
Holiday Inn, 2101 S. Broadway, 359-2941 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .375/Yes
New Ulm Country Club, Summit Avenue, 354-8896 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .300/Yes
New Ulm Community Center, 600 N. German, 359-8340 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250/No
Weigel’s Ein Prosit, 5 S. Minnesota St., 354-1111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .175
Kegel Klub, 416 19th North, 354-2923 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .150/Yes
Kaiserhoff Restaurant, 221 N. Minnesota, 359-2071 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .125/Yes
Public Library Meeting Room, 17 N. Broadway, 359-8331 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .120/No
American Legion, 13 S. Minnesota, 354-4016 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .115/Yes
Brown County Historical Society Museum, 2 N. Broadway, 354-2016 . . . . . . . . . .100/No
New Ulm Recreation Center, 122 S. Garden, 359-8344 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70/No
Pizza Ranch, 1927 S. Broadway, 354-7772 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66/Yes
Lind House, 622 Center St., 354-8802 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50-60/No
DJ’s Restaurant, 1200 N. Broadway, 354-3843 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60/Yes
Smiley’s Tavern, 425 N. State St., 359-9558 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50/No
Rhein River Art Center, 210 N. Minnesota St., 359-3599 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50/No
Microtel, 424 20th St. S., 354-9800 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40/No
Happy Joes, 1700 N. Broadway, 359-9811 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30/Yes
The Bohemian B&B, 304 S. German St., 354-2268 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25/Yes
South Point Federal Credit Union, 706 N. German, 233-5600 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25/Yes
Auf Deutsche Strasse B&B, 404 S. German St., 354-2005 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24/Yes
Joni’s Restaurant & Catering, 24 N. Minnesota St., 359-2018 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20/Yes
Cornerstone Coffee, 213 S. Minnesota St., 354-5552 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20/Yes
Bingham Hall B & B, 500 S. German St., 354-6766 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20/Yes
Many facilities without in-house food service will allow catering
Catering
Joni’s Restaurant & Catering …… (507) 359-2018
Olde World Deli …………… (507) 354-8400
Main Street Cuisine Catering …(507) 439-6416
HyVee Foods …………………(507) 354-8255
Cash Wise Foods ……………(507) 354-2717
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New Ulm’s Ambassadors
Meet the Gnomes
Heinzelmännchen Family
The Heinzelmännchen family and Gertie
Goose have become a featured attraction at New
Ulm festivals over the years. Although some people are led to believe these “German” garden
gnomes originated in Germany, their origin is
actually in Turkey. They first appeared as stone
representations in the 1300’s symbolizing slaves
working in mines. In the 14th century they were
brought to Italy and from there to Germany in
1420, where they developed into the gnomes as we
know them today.
The Heinzelmännchen family includes Hans,
his wife Carolla, their son Johann and daughter
Angelika. These gnomes, along with Gertie Goose and the Morel Mushrooms, turn up at most festivals and
gatherings. Be sure to be on the lookout for them.
Meet the Narren
The Narren of New Ulm are eager to greet each and
every visitor! They love to dance, “smile” for photos and
entertain children of all ages. Look for Hattie the Prairie
Wanderer or Tanta Anna in her lovely green dress.
There’s Pinella the Flower Lady, Tillie the Feder Frau,
Fritz the Sausage Man, Juergen the Pickleman, Rosa the
Baker, Schlaukopf the Hex, Louis the Fur Trader,
Katrinia the Wasserdame, the brothers Otto and
Gunther, the Royal Baron and Baroness, Krauselein the
Chef, Sepp the nonmusical Musician, Gusty the
Festival Wind, Sophia the Seamstress, Schatzie the
Bookkeeper, Poppy Ping the popcorn lady, Happy,
Heilligie Kuh and Elsie.
The Narren (masked) characters have been appearing at New Ulm and other festivals since 1989. With their hand-carved wooden masks and colorful costumes,
they can be found mingling with the crowd or leading a snake dance. They invite the children to hear their
stories, learn their dances and meet each Narren. Each Narren has his or her own unique personality and story,
and is often looked upon as “the relative everybody has but nobody wants to claim.”
For more information, contact the Chamber of Commerce, P 0 Box 384, New Ulm, MN 56073
(507) 233-4300.
The Concord Singers
“Festive German Music”
The Concord Singers were founded in 1931 and have been
dubbed New Ulm’s “Ambassadors of Good Will.” The singers
began as a group of men united in the love of song and today
are at the forefront of promotions to establish New Ulm as a
tourism destination.
They have performed in Germany, Austria, France,
Switzerland, Belgium, Great Britain, and extensively in
America.
The Concord Singers have appeared numerous times on
radio and television and have recorded eight all-German albums, cassettes and CD’s.
With their extensive repertoire of “Festive German Music,” the Concord Singers are asked to perform
many times each year and often appear for visiting tour groups viewing New Ulm’s famous Glockenspiel.
Visit our web page at: www.concordsingers.com
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New Ulm...A City of Festivals
Oktoberfest
Location:
Oktoberfest is a joint festival of the New Ulm
Holiday Inn and the New Ulm Area Chamber of
Commerce, the first and second weekends in
October. This festival features musical entertainment including New Ulm’s famous Concord Singers.
The festival will provide you with good German
food, including sauerkraut, landjaegers, German
potato salad and apple strudel.
Also sure to please children and adults alike are
the horse-drawn trolley rides given on Saturdays
from downtown. Take a
ride past some of New Ulm’s historic homes.
Friday evenings and all day Saturday, indoor
festers enjoy the atmosphere at the Holiday Inn.
On Saturday afternoons, outdoor revelers are
drawn to the downtown Visitor Center. Look for
a high-energy rock & roll band on one of the festival weekends at George’s Ballroom, downtown.
For a more detailed brochure, call toll free 1888-463-9856.
Downtown and
Holiday Inn,
2101 S. Broadway
Contact
Information:
(507) 233-4300,
or 359-2941
Dates/Time:
October 3-4
& 10-11, 2008
Holiday Inn
Friday 6 pm-1 am
Saturday 11 am-1 am
Saturdays Downtown
11 am-5 pm
Cost:
Tickets available at the
door $5 on Friday &
$8 Saturday at the
Holiday Inn.
www.newulm.com
www.newulmoktoberfest.com
2009 Dates: October 2-3 and 9-10
New
Ulm’s
Bavarian Blast, July
18 - 20, presents the
kind of music, arts,
culture,
and
Gemuetlichkeit that
have made New
Ulm world famous.
Once again we bring
together three stages of excellent bands from Europe, as well as New
Ulm’s Ambassadors of Goodwill, the Concord Singers, New Ulm heritage Polka Bands, the 14th Annual Tuba Mania, and a variety of
other performers with entertainment for all. Enjoy the Bavarian-Style
Fest Tent, the Bavarian Blast Arts and Crafts Festival, Kinderblast, a 10K & 2M run, Grande Parade on Sunday.
When your appetite dictates, you can find a variety of foods on the grounds and enjoy one of New Ulm’s local brews August Schell Beers, Morgancreek Wines, or 1919 Root Beer, in one of our beer
gardens.
During your stay, visit New Ulm’s historic downtown and the Glockenspiel.
Shop the specialty shops, tour our historic attractions as well as the Morgan Creek
Vineyard and Schell’s
Brewery, or eat at one
of our many restaurants.
Make your plans
now and book your
hotel room or reserve
your RV or camping
spot early. See you at
the BLAST!
For
more
information, call
507-359-2222 or check out our website
w w w. b a v a r i a n b l a s t . c o m .
2009 Dates: July 17-19, 2009
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New Ulm...A City of Festivals
Schell’s
Bock Fest
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Concord
Singers are
sponsoring
Fasching
(German
Mardi Gras)
on Saturday,
February 2,
2008,
at
Turner Hall.
Fasching
originated in
the European
Alps to chase
the
winter
away. The festival features good German food and
beverages, music, dancing and a costume contest (costumes encouraged, but not required).
Entertainment starts at 11:00 a.m. and continues
until 10 p.m. Featured performers are the Peter & Paul
Wendinger Band, Alpensterne and New Ulm’s famous
Concord Singers.
2009 Date: February 21, 2009
For Fasching & Bock Fest
Location:
Date/Times:
Turner Hall
Saturday, February 2, 2008
102 South State Street
11 a.m.-10 p.m.
Telephone: (507) 354-8850 Cost: $5 advance, $6 at door
www.concordsingers.com
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Location: Schell’s
Brewery, South
on Broadway (Hwy
14) turn West on
18th South. Follow
the signs.
Date/Times:
Saturday,
February 2, 2008
11 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Cost: Admission
charged
I.D.’s required
www.schellsbrewery.com
Help chase winter away at
this ALL OUTDOOR EVENT.
Enjoy hearty beers plus nonalcoholic beverages, wonderful
New Ulm hospitality, footstomping music, and great food.
Gather around the bonfires with
old friends or make new ones.
Spend some time in the Museum of Brewing and
Schell’s Gift Shop.
A Bock Medallion Hunt is the focus of the day through
the brewery grounds and beautiful Flandrau State Park. A
“bock” is an ancient symbol of winter - gruff and stubborn.
Use the clues to help find all the “bocks” or goat medallions. Cash and merchandise prizes for the “capturers.”
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Brown County
Free Fair
Location:
12th North
and State Street
Telephone:
(507) 354-2223
Dates:
August 13-17, 2008
www.
browncountyfreefair.com
New Ulm is proud to be the location of the Brown
County Free Fair. Our fair brings back memories of an oldfashioned county fair. Highlights include a truck and tractor
pull, two demolition derbies, Senior Citizens Day,
Kids/Daycare Day, livestock shows, open class exhibits and
commercial exhibits. The carnival will be available all five
days of the fair and there will be a variety of free entertainment.
Stop in and spend an hour or spend the day
or more at the Brown County Free Fair. Enjoy
the rides, have some great food and a cool beverage, visit with your neighbors and friends, or
stroll through the climate controlled New Ulm
Civic Center on the grounds for additional
exhibits and entertainment. You can walk right
in; there’s no gate charge and the parking is
free, too! The county fair tradition, begun in
1867, continues to thrive in Brown County.
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Discover Christmas in New Ulm
Christmas Traditions
Santa’s Parade of Lights
Many of America’s wonderful Christmas traditions
began in Germany. Christmas trees, Advent wreaths,
nutcrackers, and many other traditions can be discovered in many of our attractions, homes and
shops. Natural decorations are a city tradition in
New Ulm since 1925. The downtown business district is completely draped with natural evergreen
boughs and lights. Christmas trees adorned with red
bows line the sidewalk.
Driving through the residential areas of New
Ulm is like driving through a Christmas fantasy
land. Millions of tiny lights decorate the homes
sharing the Christmas spirit city-wide. Surrounding
the Glockenspiel clock and park are tiny white
lights giving the park a magical look.
The Christmas Parade of Lights heralds the official arrival of Santa Claus to New Ulm. Over 40
units in the parade are covered with twinkling
Christmas lights. This magical event takes place the
Friday evening after Thanksgiving at 6 p.m. in
downtown New Ulm. Children of all ages will
delight in this parade. Don’t miss this unique
entrance by Santa on November 28, 2008.
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St. Nicholas Day
Children are invited to gather in New Ulm, to
welcome the arrival of St. Nicholas. Dressed in traditional costumes, St. Nicholas and his sidekick
Krumpus describe the German and Austrian legends
of St. Nicholas and how they tie into our earliest celebrations of Christmas. Entertainment, prizes and
treats round out the fun-filled gathering. Held in
early December.
Special Events
Riverblast
Held over Labor Day weekend, this event was
created to celebrate and reinforce New Ulm’s relationship with the Minnesota River. Activities
include a large music stage with many great bands
of all kinds, fishing, food and drink sales, exhibits,
games and more! Camping on site. Run/Walk and
guided bicycle tour. This is really fun for the whole
family in Riverside Park.
Coming to Riverblast
August 31, 2008...
“Flotilla on the River”
Water Parade
Imagine a parade of watercraft of all sorts on the Minnesota
River during River Blast 2008! It’s going to happen, so start
planning your craft now! Think big; no idea is too weird!
Trophies and prizes for the wildest performance or “float.”
The event will start at 1:00 pm with best viewing at
Riverside park. Some bleachers available, but bring your own
lawn chairs. Free camping in the fest site in Riverside Park.
To see a video of 2007’s event, look at www.youtube.com
and then enter Riverblast-New Ulm in the “search” box.
(Thanks-Jim Kallinen)
Contact co-chairpersons Joyce Reese at 507-228-8916 or
Terry Sveine at the Visitor Center 507-233-4300 for details or
more information. Check www.riverblast.org for more details.
FASCHING TAKES OVER
THE CITY OF NEW ULM
The Narren of New Ulm will take over the City on Friday,
February 1, 2008. Shouting and asking the Mayor to come out
of City Hall, if he does not heed their request, the Narren will
proceed to his office to capture him. He will then be dressed in
Fasching clothes, tied up, and a Proclamation read to the people of New Ulm proclaiming a holiday with the beginning of
Fasching. With bells ringing and music playing they will walk
to various businesses in the City, advising all to share in the fun
and festing, drinking and merrymaking of the Fasching season.
Fasching is an old carnival tradition that has remained alive
in Germany. It is typical to use elaborate, beautifully carved
wooden masks to add to the fun of the activities. It’s time for the people to celebrate, and by masking, people of all
backgrounds are able to mix and share in the fan. There are many different festivals and customs in the various
regions of Germany, but they all refer to the “tolle Tage” (crazy days) before Lent begins and the participants are all
considered Narren (fools).
For a unique experience, visit downtown to see the streets adorned with strips of cloth strung across the streets in
accordance with an old German peasant tradition.
Fasching, in New Ulm continues on Saturday, February 2, with musical entertainment at Turner Hall from 11
a.m. to 10 p.m. The Narren feel that it is important to keep the German tradition of Fasching alive, not only for the
adults, but the children as well. They perform at many local functions, encouraging participation by getting us into
their dance lines.
Come, join the Narren in the fun. It will be fun for ALL ages!
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New Ulm’s Year-long
Calendar of Events
Fasching
Bock Fest
2008
Feb. 02
Feb. 02
2009
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Ice Show
Farm Show
Black Powder Trade Fair
Camper + Outdoor Show
Home Show
Feb. 22-24
Feb. 29-Mar 02
March 8-9
March 6-9
March 28-30
Mai Fest Weekend
Syttende Mai (Hanska)
Bacchus Festival at MCV
(MCV=Morgan Creek Vineyard)
May 2-4
May 15-18
May 17
“Puttstock” Music Festival
Autofest - Car Show
June 7
June 28-29
MCV German Wine Tasting Fest
Bavarian Blast
Crazy Days
Polka Days
Barefoot Bob's "Hot Boat Drags"
July 19-20
July 18-20
July 25 - 26
July 26-27
July 26
Farm Fest (Redwood Falls)
Brown County Free Fair
Aug. 5-7
Aug. 13-17
River Blast & Flotilla (Sat)
Farm and Toy Show
Putting Green’s “Grill +Golf”
Tournament + Community Picnic
OktoberFest
Grape Stomp at MCV
Pumpkin Fest
Haunted Corn Maze
M.E.A. Weekend “We Are Open”
Aug. 30-31
Aug. 31-Sept. 01
Sept. 21
Sept.4-5
Oct. 3-4 and 10-11
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Oct. 11
Oct.16-19
Oct. 2-3 and 9-10
MN Music Hall of Fame Induction
“Shopping Opener" Weekend #1
Holiday Craft Sales Around Town
Women’s Expo
“Shopping Opener" Weekend #2
Parade of Lights
Nov. 7
Nov. 7-8
Nov. 7-9
Nov. 8
Nov. 14-15
Nov. 28
Nov. 6
Tour of Homes
St. Nicholas Visit
Dec. 07
Dec. 05 or 06
Dec. 06
May 14-17
June 27-28
July 17-19
July 25-26
Oct. 15-18
Nov. 27
**Stop at the Visitor Center for more info on location, lodging and a brochure on the event!! **
(Dates are subject to change but are accurate at the time of this printing.)
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Special Events
Auto Fest
Always held on the last weekend in June, New
Ulm’s Autofest Show & Scavenger Hunt is a FREE
event that features 300+ cars, trucks & motorcycles,
with models throughout the 1900’s. Food and drink is
available on the grounds located on South Broadway
(State Hwy. 15) at Maday Motors/Joe’s Camper Sales
locations. Call 1-800-976-2329 for more information
or visit our website at www.autofest.org.
Pumpkinfest
Come and join the fun at Pumpkin Fest held Sunday,
Oct. 5, from 11:00 to 4:00 at Ron Domier’s farm (3 miles
west of New Ulm on County Road 27). The festivities
include a petting zoo, a country store, Scarecrow Avenue,
Halloween Hair, a food wagon, live music, a corn maze,
and of course, pumpkins for sale. No admission.
Bring the family and enjoy the day.
The following weekend, come back to walk through
the Haunted Maze, if you dare! The time is from 7-9:00
on Saturday night, October 11. Make sure you bring
along a flashlight, so you don’t get lost!
All proceeds for these events are donated to Technology at the local New Ulm Area Catholic Schools.
Pumpkin sales continue each weekend until the last pumpkin is sold. For more information, call
NUACS, 354-4511.
M.L.C.’s Drama Club, “Forum”
(May 2-3-4)
Pierre Beaumarchais’ play, “The Barber of Seville,” is a classic
comedy full of disguise, intrique, and romance. It will be performed
in German Park on Friday and Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon. Impressive backdrops and costuming add to the atmosphere
of this exciting event.
M.L.C.’s Renaissance Faire
(May 4)
Welcome Lords and Ladies, commoners and bufoons and all
ages, welcome to our Feastival of Fools. Make merriment in
German park. May 3, 10 am-5 pm. There will be skits and games,
fun and food.
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Education in New Ulm
MARTIN LUTHER COLLEGE
Martin Luther College (MLC), at 1995 Luther Court, overlooks New Ulm directly across
from Hermann Heights. Its landmark structure, Old Main, was built in 1884. The college
serves the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod by training men and women to serve as
early childhood teachers, elementary teachers, secondary teachers, and staff ministers. This
accredited college also prepares men for pastoral training at Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary.
The faculty of MLC serves the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod in the areas of
theological and educational leadership while also maintaining an active presence in New
Ulm’s community projects and activities. MLC students can be seen throughout the area
in various positions of employment. They also serve their churches and the New Ulm community with volunteer service.
The MLC campus hosts many community organizations throughout the year. New Ulm’s
Tennis Association, Soccer Association, New Ulm Club, School District 88, MN State
High School League, Rotary, and American Legion are several groups that regularly make
use of the college’s courts, buildings, and athletic fields. Pioneer Catering, the food service
of the MLC campus, also welcomes the community to their cafeteria for delicious buffet
meals at a reasonable cost. In addition, MLC invites the community to campus events such
as five annual dramatic productions, lyceums, New Ulm Community Concerts, and several “Community Days” where admission is free to selected events. The president of Martin
Luther College is Rev. Mark Zarling. MLC’s website is www.mlc-wels.edu.
LUTHERAN:
BAPTIST:
Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School, 354-6851
St. Paul’s Elementary School, 354-2326
MLC Early Childhood Learning Center, 354-8224
New Ulm Christian
School, 354-3096
PUBLIC: DISTRICT 88
St. Anthony’s Elementary, 359-2928
Holy Trinity Middle School, 354-4311
Cathedral High School, 354-4511
Jefferson Elementary, 359-8460
Washington Elementary, 359-8490
New Ulm Senior High, 359-8420
CATHOLIC:
Preparing men & women
for service in ministry in
The Wisconsin Evangelical
Lutheran Synod.
“Where the word & music come together”
• Pianos • Keyboards, featuring “Roland & Casio
Digital Pianos & Keyboards”
• Guitars, featuring “Alvarez & Yairi Guitars”
• Band Instruments, featuring “Leblanc, Holton,
Conn, Selmer & Bach” •Hohner Harmonicas
• Violins • Instrument Repair • Lessons
• Kustom & Crate Amps “Largest Music Dept. in
• Print & Recorded Music Southern Minnesota”
PLUS
“A Full Line Christian
Supply Store”
featuring
•Gifts •Books •Cards •Jewelry
JACOBS & MEIDL
MUSIC AND CHRISTIAN SUPPLY
5 N. Minn., New Ulm • 354-6413 • 1-800-228-7218
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Welcome to New Ulm
and the campus of
Martin Luther College
1995 Luther Court, New Ulm, MN 56073
507-354-8221
www.mlc-wels.edu
Specialty Shops
New Ulm is known for its many specialty shops, stocked full of
unique gifts for people close to you: country crafts, German imports,
dolls, collectibles, antiques, quilts, framed prints, fudge, gourmet coffees, sausage and holiday items. The shopping is relaxing, the service is
exceptional, the setting is picturesque, no matter what the season!
Shopping is one of the best reasons to visit New Ulm at Christmas
time!! Shopping hours are extended during the Christmas season to
give you ample time to visit all of our interesting shops. The downtown
shopping area is adorned with natural evergreens and Christmas trees
on every comer. The shops, all decorated for the holiday season, are
tucked into brick buildings indicative of German architecture dating
back to the 1800’s. New Ulm’s glockenspiel twinkles with hundreds of
bright Christmas lights. Christmas shopping in New Ulm is a whole lot
of fun.
Stop in at the Visitor Center at I North Minnesota Street for a free
discount coupon book good at many of our specialty shops and restaurants.
Gifts and Collectibles
• A Silk Purse, 2 N. Minnesota
• Antiques Plus, 117 N. Broadway
• CANU Kiesling Park, 220 N. Minnesota
• Country Loft & Doll Haus, 204 N. Minnesota
• Domeier’s German Store, 1020 S. Minnesota
• Earthen Art, 106 S. Minnesota
• Edelweiss, Inc, 209 N. Minnesota
• GutenTag Haus, 127 N. Minnesota
• Interior Motives, 20 N. Minnesota
Jacobs & Meidl Music & Christian Supply,
5 N. Minnesota
Jan’s Hallmark, 28 N. Minnesota
• Kemske Paper Co., 509 Center
• Lambrecht’s Gifts, 119 N. Minnesota
• Morgan Creek Vineyard,
8 miles south of New Ulm
• NadelKunst, 212 N. Minnesota
• New Ulm Furniture, 16 N. German
• Schell’s Gift Shop, August Schell Brewery
• Rhein River Arts Center, 210 N. Minnesota
• Spinning Spools Quilt Shop, 106 S. Minnesota
• The Candy Shop, 210 N. Minnesota
• The Old Corner Store, 526 S. Minnesota
• The Sausage Shop, 301 N. Broadway
• The Thimble Box, New Location
• Thrifty White Drug, 518 Center Street
• Weeds & Reeds, 500 N. Broadway
* Chamber of Commerce Member
For your convenience,
pick up a Visitor’s Shopping Guide
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Churches
Cathedral of the
Holy Trinity
605 North State Street
(507)354-4158
e-mail: [email protected]
web: www.cathedralht.org
Masses: Saturday, 5 p.m.;
Sunday: 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 6:15 pm
Christ the King Lutheran
Church-ELCA
1515 North Garden Street
(507)354-4672
www.christtheking-newulm.org
e-mail:[email protected]
Services: Saturday, 5:33 p.m.;
Sunday, 9:00 & 10:30 a.m.
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
25 1/2 South Minnesota
(507)354-4153
www.mormon.org
Services: Sunday, 9 a.m.
Faith Lutheran Church-CLC
26 North State Street
(507)354-4534
First Baptist Church
315 South Payne Street
(507)354-3323
Jehovah’s Witnesses
2111 North Garden Street
(507)354-3310
www.fbcnu.com
Worship Service 9:30 a.m., 6 p.m.
Bible Study, Sunday School, 10:50 a.m.
Wednesday, 7 p.m. Prayer Service;
Weekly Adult Bible Studies
Services: Sunday, 10 a.m.; Tuesday 7:30
p.m.; Thursday 7:30 p.m.
First United Methodist Church
1 North Broadway
(507)354-3358
www.fumcnu.com
Worship Services: 9 a.m.
Contemporary Worship 10 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages at 10 a.m.
during the school year.
Grace Ev. Lutheran Church
Reformation Lutheran Conference
Worship is at Sturm Funeral Home
407 N. Jackson, Springfield
Services: 9:30 am Sundays;
Bible Class, 10:30 a.m.
[email protected]
(507) 359-4105
Nora Unitarian Universalist
12333 155th Ave., Hanska, MN
(507)439-6240
Website: norauuchurch.org
Rev. Don Rollins, Minister
Sunday Social Hour at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Services: 10:30 am
(mid-August-mid-June)
“UU & You” New Ulm Services:
6:30 p.m. First & Third Saturdays
(February-mid-June) St. Peter’s
Episcopal Church. 125 S. Broadway,
New Ulm. Rev. Don Rollins, Minister
Oakwood United Methodist
Church
1630 Oakwood Avenue
(507)354-3731
e-mail:[email protected]
Services: Sunday, 9:30 a.m.
Sunday School: 10:45 a.m.
Services: Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
New Ulm Area
Catholic Schools
515 N. State St. • 507-354-2719
www.nuacs.com
MAKE CHRIST YOUR CORNERSTONE
Visitors Welcome
OAKWOOD UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
1630 Oakwood Ave., New Ulm
354-3731
Center
Highland
Take Center St. past Hermann
Monument turn right on Highland &
then turn left on Oakwood Ave.
Light the Way
St. Anthony Elementary
Prekindergarten - Grade 4
Holy Trinity Middle School
Grades 5-8
Cathedral High School
Grades 9-12
Compliments of
Heymann Construction
210 3rd South Street • New Ulm • 507-354-3174
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Statue of
Hermann
Oakwood
9:30 am Worship • 10:45 am Sunday School
Broadway
NORA UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
Rev. Don Rollins
Hanska • 507-439-6240
www.norauuchurch.org
Sunday Service
10:30 am
A history rich, non-credial
church that is rooted in the
liberal religious traditions.
We seek to live & advance
the values of religious
freedom, caring community
and social justice
Located 1/2 mile
East of Hanska on
Hwy 257
Churches
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Church-ELCA
1400 South State Street
(507) 233-4430
www.oursaviorsnewulm.org
School year: Saturdays 5:30 p.m.,
Sundays 8:30 and 11 a.m.; Sunday
school hour 9:45-10:45 a.m.; Fellowship
and Adult Education 9:45-10:45 a.m.
Memorial Day-Labor Day: Saturday
5:30 p.m., Sunday 9:00 a.m.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
417 South Minnesota Street
(507) 233-9500
www.stmarys-newulm.com
Masses: Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 a.m.
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church-WELS
201 N. State Street
(507)354-3641
Redeemer Lutheran ChurchMissouri Synod
700 South Broadway
(507)233-3470
Website: lutheransonline.com/redeemer
www.splnewulm.org
Services: Summer: Saturday, 6 p.m.,
Sunday, 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m.; Monday, 7:30
p.m.;
School year: Saturday, 6 p.m., Sunday, 8,
9:30 & 11 a.m.; Monday, 7:30 p.m.
Services: Sunday, 9 a.m., Monday
Worship 6:30 p.m...following the 1st
and 3rd Sunday; Fellowship Time: 10
am; Sunday School: 10:15 a.m.; Adult
Bible Study: 10:30 a.m.
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
125 South Broadway
(507)354-3241
River Valley Christian Church
100 N. Washington Street
(507)354-5317
Services: Sunday, 10 a.m.;
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.;
Communion served every Sunday.
We welcome visitors and look forward to sharing the
joy of the Lord with you!
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church-WELS
627 South Washington
(507)354-6744
www.stjohnsnewulm.org
email:[email protected]
[email protected]
Services: Thursday Compline 8:15 p.m.;
Summer: Saturday, 7 p.m.; Sunday, 8
and 9:30 a.m.
School year: Saturday, 7 p.m., Sunday,
8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Services: Saturday, 5 p.m.
United Church of Christ (UCC)
301 South Minnesota Street
(507)354-4242
fax:(507) 354-7623
uccwebstites.net/uccnu.html
Worship Services: Sunday, 10 a.m.;
Sunday School 10 a.m.;
Staffed nursery 10 a.m.;
Fellowship Welcome Hour 11 a.m.
Information on various UCC
ministries at 354-4242, 8 a.m.-noon
Tues.-Fri.
Victory in Jesus Fellowship
25 S. Minnesota St.
New Ulm, MN 56073
(507) 354-1965
Services: Sunday 10 a.m. & Wednesday
7 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. prayer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
201 N. State • 354-3641
www.splnewulm.org
Saturday Service: 6:00 p.m.
Sunday Services: 8:00 ~ 9:30 ~ 11:00 a.m.
Monday Evening: 7:30 p.m.
Call for Summer Schedule
Our Saviors Lutheran Church-ELCA
Worship
Saturday 5:30PM
Sunday 8:30AM and 11:00AM
Summer Hours
Saturday 5:30PM
Sunday 9:00AM
ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN SCHOOL
126 South Payne • 354-2329
www.oursaviorsnewulm.org
Providing Christ Centered Education.
Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod
1400 South State Street . . . . . . . . . . .233-4430
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Miscellaneous
NUACT
New Ulm Actors Community Theater serves locals as
well as visitors to Southern MN through its productions
during the year. Involving the talents of our youth
through senior members of the community, NUACT
offers a springboard to participants and audience alike.
All the way from taking tickets to constructing sets,
there is something for everyone besides just the “old song
and dance”! From forgetful nuns to Jane Austen, straight
lines to harmonizing, NUACT brings to its family audience a varied array of classics, musicals and comedies.
Reaching back to New Ulm’s cultural start, this organization is proud to sponsor and support other theatrical efforts by bringing in workshops and artists from other
areas in addition to our regional talents. For more information on upcoming productions, events and opportunities, please visit our website at www.nuact.org or email: [email protected].
RV Camping Facilities
Flandrau State Park Camping Facilities
34 Electric Campsites ranging in length from 36’67’. One Pull-Through site; the rest are Back-In. No
sewer or water hookups at site, but water and dumpstation available in park. Shower building located in
campground. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table.
22 Non-Electric Campsites ranging in length from
43’- 64’. One Pull-Through site; the rest are Back-In.
Water and dumpstation are available in park. Shower
building located in adjoining campground. All sites
have a fire ring and picnic table.
33 Rustic Campsites; many sites are suitable for
smaller RV’s or pop-ups. Sites range in length from 27’56’. All are Back-In. No shower building available.
Vault toilets and hand pump for water in campground.
All sites have a fire ring and picnic table.
Finstad’s Oak Haven Campground
This former mobile home park has a large group center with full kitchen, bathrooms and showers. There
are 40+ sites, all with electrical hook-ups. Dump station, park shelter and picnic tables are on site. They
cater to groups, especially. Call 507-354-3094 for more
details. 1 mile north of New Ulm on Hwy. 15.
Rock Central Movement for Bodies and Brains
Downtown New Ulm is Rockin’ with Rock Central! Isometic activities, Dance, Dance Revolution, Guitar
Hero and much more will leave your kids screaming for more! Visit us at 211 North Minnesota Street or call
507-354-3802 for more information.
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Before You Leave
Thank You…
Whether you’re here for a festival, convention,
or sporting event; visiting the city of your ancestors
or meeting with relatives; touring our historic sites
or enjoying our many parks; shopping our specialty
shops and retail stores; whatever the
reason……thank you for sharing your time with us.
We hope you’ve discovered some of the many treasures we have here, and will come again soon. If we
can help to make your experience any more complete, please stop by the Visitor Center at the corner of Minnesota and Center Streets for more information about our City of Charm and German
Tradition.
Sharon Weinkauf
Chamber President
Two Floors of Great Shopping
Gifts
Clothing
Home Decor
• Constantly Changing
Seasonal Decor
• Fashions for
every season
• Willow Tree Angels
• Crocs Footwear
• Yankee Candles
• Jewelry & Accessories
• Fontanini Nativities
• Picture Frames
• Kids Gifts - Books,
Banks & Crafts
• Greeting Cards
LAMBRECHT’S
Downtown New Ulm
www.lambrechtsgifts.net
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507-233-4350
New Ulm: Preserving our History
In 2006, the City of New Ulm became a "Preserve America
Community," an honor awarded to us from the President’s
Advisory Council on Historic Preservation. Our beautiful and
historic community is one of only a few cities in Minnesota to
receive this designation! In addition, New Ulm’s downtown
has been granted status as a National Register Historic District
due to the buildings and history that have been preserved here.
Of special note are several buildings that survive from the 1862
Dakota Conflict, when the town was devastated as two pitched
battles were fought in the barricaded downtown between settlers and the Dakota Indians. The surviving buildings are the
Kiesling House at 220 N. Minnesota St. (current home of the
Council for the Arts in New Ulm), the Erd Building at 108 N.
Minnesota St. (one of few brick buildings that played a key
role in the defense of New Ulm) and the Frederick Forster
Building at 117 North Broadway (current home of Antiques
Plus), the oldest surviving commercial building in New Ulm.
We hope that you will take the time to stop at the New Ulm
Area Chamber of Commerce or the Brown County
Historical Society (our 1909 Post Office built in the German
Renaissance style) and pick up a walking tour brochure covering our historic commercial center and some of our beautifully kept and restored homes on German Street and South
Broadway.
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•Kids eat and stay free
•Indoor heated pool, whirlpool and exercise room
•Meetings & Banquet Facilities • Large video arcade
•Free high speed internet in every room
Unique restaurant and bar featuring
German and American cuisine.
Proudly serving Green Mill™ pizza for
dine-in, carry out and delivery
Experience Old World charm with
New World conveniences
COLONIAL
INN
“The Best Lil’ Motel in Town”
1315 North Broadway, New Ulm, MN 56073
•Remote TV
•AAA Approved
•Free HBO
•Microwave &
Bring this
Refrigerator
•Restaurants
booklet in and
Upon
Near By
receive a discount
upon check-in
•Refurbished Rooms Request
•Phone 507-354-3128
507-359-2941 • 2101 S. Broadway
New Ulm, Minnesota
www.holidayinn.com/newulmmn
See You
Along the Way!
•Non-Smoking Jacuzzi Suite
•Free Showtime/Cable TV W/Remotes
•Pets Allowed
•Continental Breakfast Bar
•Coffee Available 24 Hrs.
•Non Smoking Rooms
•Free Local Calls
•Restaurants & Shopping Nearby
•Close to Attractions
•Queen & King Size Beds
•Rooms available with Recliners,
Refrigerators & Microwaves
•Cribs & Rollaways
•Ample Truck Parking
•Guest Computers Available in Lobby
•Free Wireless Internet
Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-800-8000
MICROTEL INN & SUITES
POOL-SPA
Corporate Rates
63 Rooms-Super Continental Breakfast
Free Wireless Internet - HBO-25” TV’s
25 Suites-Queen Beds - Free Local Calls and
Free Long Distance in the Continental US
• ECONOMY RATES •
424 20th South St. New Ulm, MN 56073
507-354-9800
SUPER 8 MOTEL • NEW ULM, MINNESOTA
1901 South Broadway • 507-359-2400
FAX 507-359-1751
www.the.super8.com/newulm03699 • [email protected]

in cooperation with the New Ulm Chamber of Commerce, New Ulm

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