Golf is a game that teaches sportsmanship and responsibility. “You can’t blame anybody else,” PGA professional at Oak Glen Golf Course Andrew Gerber says. “It’s your game.” We found some great ways golf courses in the area are drawing children to their sport.
Stillwater Country Club Read more about Golfing for Kids
Here in the St. Croix Valley, it’s easy to stay active and engaged every day—no matter your age. Local senior living communities offer a wide variety of activities to keep the body, mind and spirit in good health. From exercise classes to crafts to volunteering, there is something for everyone. Read on for a sampling of the top diversions for seniors these days.
Boutwells Landing Read more about Activities for Active Older Adults
Presented by Chateau St. Croix Winery & Vineyard this event begins with a car show and contest. Featured cars from different genres, from retro to sports, can win awards. While the festival is free to the public, car entries are $5 each. Proceeds from the show will benefit the local EMT program.
Hear music by the Craig Draxten Duo and the Studebakers. Adventure’s Food Truck and Big Guys BBQ along with wine and craft beer will satisfy your cravings. Read more about A Festival Worth Racing To
Strawberry lovers, get set: the annual Afton Strawberry Festival is just around the corner. Swing by and see over 60 vendors selling a wide array of products. Enjoy live music and eat delicious food.
Feeling hungry? Give the strawberry shortcake eating competition a try. May the best eater win! If that’s not your style, the festival has plenty of other events. Canvas paint with Kate Sullivan, an Afton artist, or wander the children’s events offered.
Read more about Strawberry Festivals Forever
A late 1800s brewery will turn into a 40-room hotel early this summer. Stillwater’s newest hotel, Lora, has a lot to offer guests: history, charm and a location right on Main Street. The Portland-based Provenance Hotels brings a unique experience to anyone who visits. Visitors can enjoy down comforters, Mascioni linens and Simmons Black label pillow top mattresses.
Read more about Hotel Meets Brewery
Heather Thomas felt underwhelmed by the options of wine-themed gifts she saw in stores when she figured out the best solution; she could make gifts of her own. From there, Wine Winks was born. Here you can find towels, glasses, coasters, tote bags and just about anything you can picture with a wine bottle on it.
Read more about Witty Wine
We’ve all heard it’s important to wear sunscreen during sunny summer days. According to dermatologists at Forefront Dermatology in Hudson and Advanced Dermatology Care in Stillwater, sunscreen isn’t the only preventative care we need. “Sunscreen is just a screen, and so, combining various sun protection methods gives better results,” Olaf J. Rustad, M.D., of Advanced Dermatology Care says. Wide-brimmed hats and protective clothing like long-sleeved shirts are an extra safeguard against damaging UV rays.
Read more about St. Croix Valley Dermatologists Weigh in with the Best Ways to Protect Your Skin
In the June issue local dermatologists share tips for summer skincare. Read more about June 2018 St. Croix Valley Magazine
Join us at the Stillwater Public Library on Tuesday, May 29 from 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. as we journey down the Namekagon and St. Croix rivers with award-winning photographer Craig Blacklock and music by Stillwater singer/songwriter Peter Mayer. Craig Blacklock will be discussing his new book, "St. Croix and Namekagon Rivers - The Enduring Gift." He will show videos with original music with a live performance by Peter Mayer. Program begins at 6:30 PM with book signing before and after. Read more about Craig Blacklock, author of St. Croix and Namekagon Rivers with music by Peter Mayer
Join us at the Stillwater Public Library on Friday, June 29 and Saturday, June 30 from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. for Alternative Circuitry Creations. This 2 day mini camp for will present teens with the opportunity to create unique circuit crafts including a giant floor piano and stuffed plush toys. Read more about Alternative Circuitry Creations (Teens)
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