Faribault is proud to have 3 fantastic golf courses, and there is more information abut them below. We’ve rounded up 5 reasons you should hit the greens this summer in Faribault.
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Looking for something fun to do in Southern Minnesota? Faribault Main Street is excited to bring you the 2022 Faribault Flannel Formal! The Flannel Formal will be held in the craft beverage curve at the 10,000 Drops Craft Distillers and Corks and Pints campus! Opening music provided by Eclipse, and then Eden Road performs. YourRead more
Faribault’s Historic Central Park hosts 10 free concerts this summer for the 132nd anniversary season.
Each year, Faribault becomes home to a snowman of epic proportions! Read more
Faribault has found new, Covid safe ways to celebrate! Best of all, these events are free!
Located conveniently on I35, Faribault is an easy drive for a fun long weekend. Here are 10 examples of ways to enjoy the Faribault area!
As you are all aware, the situation regarding COVID 19 is ever evolving, and so are the businesses of Faribault. Many of our eateries are making the necessary adjustments to serve customers with curb-side/take-out options. We have a complete list on our Chamber website (https://www.faribaultmn.org/covid-19-resources/ ). Many shops are showcasing products on Facebook and their websites.Read more
Roughly 100 riders are expected to partake in the 2020 Snow Crush Fat Tire bike race on January 18th at the River Bend Nature Center. Fat tire bike racing has become a popular sport across the Midwest in recent years. Riders from all over are expected to visit Faribault, MN to compete in the 15 mile,Read more
Shattuck St. Mary’s is well known for their well established hockey program and Centers of Excellence, but did you know that Marlon Brando was a student there as well? Founded in 1858 , Shattuck began as a boarding school for young men, and implemented a military program as part of the curriculum. In 1941, aRead more
Winterfest 2019 was a wonderful event in downtown Faribault! On Thursday evening, rudolph emerged from a block of ice at the hands of skilled carvers, families enjoyed horse drawn wagon rides up and down Central Ave, and music was in the air as shoppers enjoyed the beautiful holiday window displays. Friday the Alexander Faribault homeRead more
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