Head to Downtown White Bear Lake for Marketfest Thursday evenings in June and July!
Have you been to downtown White Bear Lake? It has a fun mainstreet filled with local businesses. Every Thursday in June and July, they host Marketfest. White Bear Lake Marketfest is a family-oriented downtown festival that promotes local businesses and organizations. That’s a fancy way of saying- it’s free fun for the whole family every Thursday night!
The cool thing about Marketfest is you’ll never see the exact same things twice. They have different themes every week, so don’t think you’ll see it all if you just go one Thursday night! They have tons of live music, food and drink vendors, and a variety of different activities happening each week.
The 2024 White Bear Lake Marketfest Themes
- June 13th: Ave for the Arts Night- highlights include the Kiddie Parade and performances from Lakeshore Players Theatre.
- June 20th: White Bear Lake History Night- highlights include history exhibits and carnival games for kids.
- June 27th: WBL School Spirit Night
- July 4th: Independence Day
- July 11th: Public Health and Safety Night- highlights include a live car extraction demo!
- July 18th: AFSA Science & Agriculture Night
- July 25th: Environmental Resource Expo
There is also a Marketfest Car Show every Thursday evening that’s open on a first come, first served basis before the event begins from 5:30-6pm. Those who participate are encouraged to stay throughout the evening at 9pm. You can find out more details about the Car Show on the Marketfest wesbite.
Definitely add White Bear Lake Marketfest onto your summer bucket list! It’s sure to be a lot of fun for the whole family!
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