Cruising Central A reflection by Kathleen Bauer Cap I feel the warmth of a summer evening breeze gently touching my face, softly blowing through my hair as we drive south on Central Avenue. We’re not in any hurry, as we cruise, drivers exchange a nod of acknowledgement and a coy smile from me greets theRead more
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Crooked Pint is excited to announce that their newest restaurant, located at 125 1st Avenue Northeast in Faribault, will open to the public on Thursday, September 6.Read more
Faribault Main Street is excited to be one of just 3 communities selected to receive the Artists on Main Street grant! Through this program, Faribault Main Street is able to support the work of thirteen local artists on creative placemaking projects in the downtown. Projects will be popping up throughout the summer and early fall,Read more
Hard to believe, but the Rice County Fair in Faribault is already here! Running from July 17-22, the Rice County Fair has fun for the whole family!Read more
Located in downtown Faribault, 10,000 Drops is a new Craft Distillery dedicated to distilling and aging the highest quality Whiskeys and Rums. It was founded with the goal of crafting the highest quality American spirits, in the spirit of the American craftsman.Read more
Faribault Heritage Days is set for June 13-16 and the city will be filled with fun! Read more
Faribault’s 10 area lakes and 2 rivers create the scene for fishing, and as the weather warms up, so does the desire to pick up a rod and reel and hit the water! Wondering which type of fish can be found in each of those area lakes? We’ve got the scoop below! Read more
As people slowly pull their pride and joy vehicles out of the garage and onto the roads, and Faribault Main Street Downtown Car Cruise organizers are preparing for the season kickoff on May 18!Read more
A piece of Faribault’s history, the restored Tilt-a-Whirl cars are back downtown!Read more
Story and photos by Audrey Kletscher Helbling When I consider historically-significant buildings in Faribault, I think first of the downtown historic district brimming with limestone and brick buildings constructed in the late 1800s. Or I think of the Cathedral of Our Merciful Saviour or Buckham Memorial Library or the aged structures on the campus ofRead more
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