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New Year’s Open House


13th annual Cokato Historical Society New Year’s Open House

The Cokato Museum & Historical Society invites the public to its 13th annual New Year’s Open House from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 6, in the Centennial Room of the Cokato Public Library.

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EV Holiday community gathering Dec. 13

Kingery Family Singers to perform

The Community Holiday Gathering is sponsored by the Eden Valley Healthy Communities Group and will be held at the Eden Valley Event Center from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 13. We will be selling chicken noodle soup and/or chili for $2/cup, and serving hot chocolate, hot cider, and holiday cookies, and accepting foodshelf donations.

Entertainment planned through the evening at the Event Center includes performances by the EV-W Band and Choir from
6-7 p.m., a “Night Before Christmas” program featuring local kids at 7 p.m., performance by the Kingery Family Singers from
7:30 to 8:30 p.m., followed by Christmas music by local pianists. 


There will also be children’s craft projects through the night that kids are invited to participate in. The Eden Valley Area Library will be open for people to visit and become acquainted with as well. We invite everyone to come, bring foodshelf donations, and spend an evening of socializing and meeting their neighbors and friends as we wait for the Holiday Train’s arrival. The CP Rail Holiday Train is scheduled to arrive at about
9 p.m., with the entertainment on the train scheduled to begin at 9:15 p.m. Performances this year will be by The Claytones and by Tracey Brown.


The Eden Valley Lions Club will be serving hot cider and the Eden Valley Legion Post 381 will be serving hot chocoloate and holiday cookies near the railroad crossing. Foodshelf donations will be collected at the Event Center as well as at the Railroad Crossing. CP Rail will also be presenting the Eden Valley Area Foodshelf with a check for $1,000.

We do have complimentary bags, supplied by CP Rail, available at city hall to use for foodshelf donations if people are interested in picking one up before the 13th.

‘That Kind of Itches …’ now open at the Cokato Museum

The Cokato Museum is pleased to announce the opening of its latest display, That Kind of Itches….: Outerwear and Otherwear Worn During the Winter Months.

Featured in this display are all sorts of items worn to help keep people warm over the winter months, including coats, sweaters, scarves, gloves/mittens, muffs, and union suits. With many of those items being made from wool, it was understandable why folks found them scratch-inducing.

Complementing the clothing are a number of decorations that formerly adorned the streets of downtown Cokato, where they hung from light poles and wires stretched between buildings. The remainder of museum’s gallery will be festively decorated for the holiday season.

That Kind of Itches will be open until Jan. 31.

For more information, please contact the museum at (320) 286-2427, on the web at www.cokato.mn.us, or check out their Facebook page.

The Cokato Museum is a cooperative effort of the City of Cokato and the Cokato Historical Society.

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