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By Ed Kuhlman, on December 2nd, 2008
This Saturday is Old Fashioned Christmas in Mantorville. Start with a tour of Mantorville on a horse drawn wagon ride. Meet in front of the Opera House any time between 11:00 AM & 3 PM. Make & Take activities (childrerns arts & crafts) at the Mantorville Arts Guild from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM (treats for the kids) Bake sale & cider at the Welcome Center from 12:00 PM until 4:00 PM. Go on the home tours from 12:30 PM until 5:00 PM and see the homes of John & Amy Ewing, Karl & Lynette Huppler, the historic 150 year old Doig house in Wasioja, the Wasioja Baptist church, and the Wasioja Creamery (recently featured in the Post Bulletin. Yuletide on the hill from 5 -7 PM at the Historical Society, and finish up with an “O Henry Christmas” at 7:30 at the Opera House. In between times, be sure to look for antiques at Mantorville Square and Memorabilia, treat your sweet tooth at the Chocolate Shoppe, visit the artist’s shops, look for gifts at Riverside, or have a bite to eat at one of Mantorville’s three restaurants. Just be sure to come over and spend a relaxing day in Mantorville. See you there on Saturday.
By Ed Kuhlman, on October 26th, 2008
By Ed Kuhlman, on October 22nd, 2008
Mantorville will be the place to be this weekend. We are having our Fall Festival. Come and join us for food, fun, and shopping. Look for antiques in Mantorville Square and Memorabilia. Meet the artists at the Mantorville Art Guild, Ed Gallina’s Art Gallery, and Jim’s Little Shoppe of Art. Shop at Riverside Gifts. Dine at the Hubbell House, the Schoolhouse Cafe, or the County Seat Coffee House. Enjoy seeing “Steel Magnolias” at the Opera House. Have a treat at the Chocolate Shoppe. Stop at the Mantorville Saloon for cider and wine tasting. Visit the Mantorville Brewing Company for a free sample of Amber Ale. Bring your kids along for Pumpkin Face Coloring Contest, Hay wagon rides, Ghost Stories. Bring your pet for the pet costume contest, Enjoy the Fall Fest dinner on Saturday. Just be sure to come and enjoy the day. See you there. See even more details on www.mantorvilletourism.com
By Ed Kuhlman, on June 15th, 2008
Come celebrate the past in historic Mantorville. Spend a day learning how our ancestors lived and enjoying some old-fashioned fun. Grab Grandpa, Grandma, and the kids, and take a step back in time.
Activities include:
-Antique tractor pull at 10:00 AM in Riverside Park
-Art Show at the new Mantorville Art Guild (11:00 AM – 4:00 PM)
-Mantorville Theatre Street Performances at 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM
-Guided Walking Tour at 11:00 AM
-Living History Displays throughout the city
- Melodrama at the Opera House at 2:00 PM
- Antique Tractor Display throughout the town
-Old Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake at the Welcome Center (12:00 PM – 4:00 PM)
And while you’re in Mantorville, come browse in our local shops.
By Ed Kuhlman, on April 20th, 2008
Spring Fling–Thursday, April 24-Sun, April 27 This weekend, starting Thursday, April 24 at 4:00 p.m., Mantorville will be hosting a Spring Fling to celebrate the arrival of warm weather with a number of special events. A rummage sale, book sale, and bake sale will be held at the Opera House with the proceeds benefiting the Mantorville Welcome Center, the Mantorville Chamber of Commerce and the Mantorville Restoration Association. On Saturday and Sunday, the Mantorville Art Guild will celebrate its first anniversary. Some of the local businesses will feature special promotions. Here at Mantorville Square, Mantorville’s largest (and only!) antique mall, many of our vendors will have sales. In addition, we’ll have 10-50 % off on selected gift merchandise.
For a fun weekend, head out to Mantorville. browse our fine shops, eat at one of our restaurants, and €œround up€ some bargains at Mantorville Square.
When you’re done shopping at Mantorville Square, it’s just a half block to Memorabilia Antiques, Mantorville’s oldest antique store.
By Ed Kuhlman, on February 9th, 2008
By Ed Kuhlman, on February 8th, 2008
Mantorville Square is having a “Sweetheart Sale” thru February 16
Stop in and find your sweetheart a
Valentine gift…
We have something for everyone!
¥Amish Baskets ¥Vintage Hats ¥Hummel Figurines ¥Garden Accessories
¥Milkhouse Candles ¥Scandinavian Gifts ¥Jewelry, China, Pottery
¥Toys, Glassware ¥Antique Furniture ¥Park Design Linens
416 North Main St.
Mantorville €¢ 507-635-5554
stop in and see us in February
By Ed Kuhlman, on January 21st, 2008
By Ed Kuhlman, on December 18th, 2007
If you haven’t been to Mantorville this Holiday season, there is still time. There are plenty of really great last minute gift items available in the stores. You can park right in front of the stores and enjoy the personal service that is only a memory in most towns. Most of you know about the Hubbell House, but did you know that Mantorville has not one, but two new places to eat. Now you can enjoy the hospitality of the County Seat Cafe on Main Street as well as the Old School Cafe located one block west next to the Grand Old Mansion. Mantorville is a holiday treasure just waiting to be discovered. Bring some friends and take a break from the stresses of crowds and traffic and come out to Mantorville. Mantorville Square has 25 dealers offering a large variety of antiques and gifts ranging from Red Wing pottery to vintage clothing to fine furniture, glassware, and jewelry. If you are looking for a last minute gift, you can choose from a large selection of Milkhouse Candles, fabrics from Park Designs, cute little stocking stuffers from Blossom Bucket, Amish baskets, a huge assortment of ceramic chickens, rustic iron and wood items, and many other interesting things. Be sure to stop in and say hello when you are in town.
By Ed Kuhlman, on November 27th, 2007
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Sat: 10-7
Sun: 11-6
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