Happy 25th Anniversary to the Woodbury YMCA. Woodbury YMCA celebrates with an honorary ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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This year, the R.H. Stafford Library offers three book recommendations in honor of Black History Month. Since its official inception in 1976, it has offered ways to reflect on and pay tribute to Black achievements throughout history.
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Finding the right resources for your children can be stressful and challenging, but no fear; Just4Kidz Fest is right around the corner.
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Hosting 175 business vendors, live entertainment and food, the Woodbury Community Expo offers excitement and use for the entire community.
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The Spangenberg Farmstead is turning 150 years old—and the Woodbury Heritage Society is inviting the community to celebrate.
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After a year and a half of pandemonium, the city of Woodbury is ready to celebrate the community.
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Commemorating the Lunar Eclipse, the Chinese New Year is a two-week long celebration that begins with the new moon and lasts until the full moon arrives for the festival of lanterns.
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Alma Flor Ada’s ribbon cutting ceremony was held in August 2020 and officially opened its doors the following month, therefore creating new opportunities for Woodbury families to have bilingual preschool education and cultural exposure.
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The Royal Club helped to officially launch Minneapolis-based pet-calming CBD brand Kradle at the Royal Dog Days event in October. Forty-five dogs (and their families!) joined in Lake Elmo for a day of golf, food, fun and a dog costume contest.
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Local media personality Matthew Sherry hosted the live-streamed Diamond Award Show, held at Hidden Greens Golf Course, to celebrate event-industry professionals. Woodbury local Jaime Spellerberg of Wilderland Floral received the Rising Star Award.
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On February 29, SoWashCoCARES held its first fundraiser, Leap into the Legacy, at Prestick Golf Course. The funds raised at the event supplied food packs and basic needs to students, beginning this past summer, as well as funds for the Skoolie Bus project.
