Tivoli Fest 2018Friday-Sunday, May 25, 26 & 27

Elk Horn, Iowa

The 2018 Tivoli Fest RoyaltyThe King and Queen for Tivoli Fest 2018 are Frank and Jerri Hemmingsen. They were crowned April 23 at the Better Elk Horn Club annual banquet. The King and Queen were elected by the community.

Both have served and supported the community and neighbors for many years.

Representing Tivoli Fest as the 2018 Prince and Princess this year are a brother and sister duo - Prince Dylan Pitzen, age 8, and Princess Chloe Pitzen, age 5. Both are from Elk Horn and their parents are Kevin and Mandy Pitzen, Elk Horn, who are teachers within the Exira-EHK School District. They

Savor authentic Danish cuisine

It’s a fun-filled Danish American Festival . . .

Free Family Fun!

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King & Queen photo by Deb Bieker, Elk Horn; Prince & Princess photos by Museum of Danish America staff

Tivoli Fest Opening Ceremonies will be held at the Danish Windmill at 8 a.m. on Saturday, May 26. With the help of the local Color Guard, the Tivoli King and Queen will raise the Danish and American flags to the strains of the U.S. and Danish national anthems. Mayor Stan Jens, and Tivoli chairperson Dustin Petersen, will conduct the ceremonies.

M&M (Mill to Mermaid) Fun Run/Walk The 5K run begins at the Mill and ends in Kimballton at the Little Mermaid fountain. T-shirts will be given to the winners in each age division. Water and M & M’s will also be available for all participants. All ages are welcome, so come and join in the fun whether you are walking, running or pushing a stroller! Registration is from 7:30-8 am at the Coffee Girl across from the Mill. The fee is $5.00 per person for ages 12 and older. A return shuttle courtesy of Salem Lutheran Home following the race. Call Charley Merrill at 660-247-1367 with questions.

The Mill Entertainment Stage bring your lawn chair and enjoy folk dancing, songs, and music - all with a Danish flair. In case of rain, all events will be moved to the Elk Horn Fire Station. Listen to 1220 KJAN radio station. The fun begins at noon on Saturday.

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7 p.m.-10 p.m.(Free will donation at gate)

The Newlywed GameSaturday, May 26 • 7 pm

Fire Station – Come have a “blast” before the fireworks as the Danes re-make the popular game show! Hosted by our very own Wayne“Eubanks” Hansen. Featuring newlyweds and not-so-newly weds.PARADE & QuilT RAFFlE TiCKET WiNNERS ANNOuNCED

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Danish hot Dogs Sold by the Tivoli Fest Committee – 7 p.m.-? while supplies last

In 2017 Matt Stonie ate 87 Æbleskiver in eight minutes at the First Annual Tivoli Fest World Æbleskiver Eating Championship to set a World Record.

Join us for the 2nd Annual event Saturday, May 26 at 2 p.m. in the Elk Horn Fire Station where once again there will be two rounds of competition. The first round will be the amateur round, in which a select number of amateurs will compete for 5 minutes or who can eat 25 the fastest. $30.00 entry fee, advanced registration.

The second round is the professional round. This round will be comprised of 12 professional eaters on the Major League Eating national circuit, who will have 8 minutes to consume as many Æbleskiver as they can. The grand prize will be $4000 and a possible new world record!

were crowned at the Museum of Danish America on April 5.

Tivoli Traditions “Hygge & Æbleskiver”

Iowa Craft Beer tent • fIre StatIonFriday, 3-10 pm; Saturday, 11 am-Midnight and Sunday, 9 am-2 pmThe Tivoli Fest Committee along with the Elk Horn Fire Department is happy to announce the return of the Iowa Craft Beer Tent to Tivoli Fest 2018. They will be featuring Iowa, Denmark and a few domestic beers.

Sponsored by Tivoli Fest Committee

Diego Garcia originally formed in 1997 & consisted of Mark

Saturday, May 26 • 9 p.m.-Midnight • “The First Name Band” (Free Will Donation at Gate) Sponsored by the Elk Horn Fire & Rescue

Saturday, May 26 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m. • Show N Shinenew this year – Follow the signs to Fajen Lumber’s lower lot.

For more information contact Troy Smith, 712-764-8769.

FrIDAy Evening, May 25, 2018 - Elk Horn Fire StationSchedule Subject to Change

The Tivoli Fest Fireworks Spectacular by the Waymire BrothersSaturday night can be seen from the

Windmill grounds.

For over 100 years the Danish Villages have been a great place to live, work and raise our families. We are thankful for our heritage and for the sacrifices made by the Danish immigrants who settled this area. They built a community that maintained Old World traditions while pursing American dreams.  The Tivoli Fest Committee’s goal is to honor the community’s Danish heritage throughout the generations by celebrating at our annual Tivoli Fest.

Hygge (part of this year’s theme) can best be translated as “the warm and fuzzy feeling of well-being”. Good food, good company, wine, flowers, comfortable furniture, candlelight, and music all contribute to the feeling of hygge. A well-known quip states that the only time one is likely to find a Dane brandishing a knife, is when he has a fork in the other hand. We invite you to come visit us Memorial Day weekend and be Danish for a day!

Did you know that Tivoli spelled backwards is I lov it?

Tivoli Fest hashtags: #TivoliFest2018; #ElkHornIowa; #Æbleskiver; #hygge

2nd Annual

An Æbleskiver is a Danish food that is basically a pancake ball, about 1.5 times the size of a golf ball. 

NEW! Exira-EKK - Scholastic Summer Book Fair

4130 Main St(across the street from the country store)Friday, May 25, noon-5 p.m.; Saturday, May 26, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (closed during the parade); Sunday, May 27 9 a.m.-1 p.m

Christensen, Polk City; Kevin Larsen, Carroll; Bill Daeges & Chris Will, both of Harlan.  Mark & Kevin were 1973 graduates of Elk Horn-Kimballton High School. The band played approximately 150 shows from 1997 through 2006. After 2006, the band played a few shows with a couple new members, then disbanded.  In 2015, the band decided to get back together again with the original 4 members.

Book SIgnIng • the DanISh wInDMIllFriday, 4-5 pm; “Cooking Danish: A Taste of Denmark”

Delicious servings of authentic, traditional recipes such as AEbleskiver and Smørrebrod. Full of beautiful photographs of finished dishes and many how-to pictures by Danish born executive chef Stig Hansen.

shuttle Bus stops Sponsored by Salem Lutheran HomesDanish Windmill, Fire Station, Bedstemor’s House and

Museum of Danish America: 9 am (stops during the parade) resumes approximately Noon-2 p.m.

They will also be providing transportation back to Elk Horn after the M&M run.

the Danish winDmillHours .................................................................................. 8 a.m.-7 p.m.

Tour the historic 1848 Danish Windmill celebrating 43 years in America. This majestic mill was built in 1848 in Nørre Snede, Denmark, and brought to America in 1975. It was rebuilt in Elk Horn by community volunteers to honor the area’s strong Danish heritage. Be sure to visit the VikingHjem, Morning Star Chapel, and now the Ebeltoft Village. The Mill just underwent a large restoration project.

Opening Ceremonies ........................................................ 8 a.m.The opening ceremonies will be held at the Danish Windmill. With the help of the local Color Guard, the Tivoli King and Queen will raise the Danish and American flags. The na-tional anthems of both the United States and Denmark will be performed. Mayor Stan Jens and Tivoli Chairperson, Dustin Petersen, will conduct the ceremonies.

M & M Fun Run (5K Mill to Mermaid) ............................... 8:15 a.m.The 5K run begins at the Mill and ends in Kimballton at the Little Mermaid fountain. T-shirts will be given to the winners in each age division. Water and M & M’s will also be available for all participants. All ages are welcome, so come and join in the fun whether you are walking, running, or pushing a stroller! Registration is from 7:30-8:00 a.m. at the Coffee Girl across from the Mill. The fee is $5.00 per person for ages 12 and older.

Viking encampmentViking Encampment ongoing throughout the day on the Viking Grounds and at the Viking-Hjem. The VikingHjem demonstrates a typical structure used throughout Scandinavia and Northern Europe during the latter Dark Ages to the early Middle ages. You can experience the life of a Viking Smithy in 900 A.D. from the blacksmith shop and woodworking area to the demonstrations and lectures.

mill entertainment stageBring your lawn chair and enjoy folk dancing, songs, and music - all with a Danish and Scandinavian accent. In case of rain, all events will be moved to the Fire Station. Listen to 1220AM/101.1 FM KJAN radio station.

Danish Villages Folk Dancers ...........................................................NoonChildren & Adults (following parade)

Omaha’s Scandinavian Folk Dancers ...............................................1 p.m.Dwight Lamb and Bill Peterson in concert ......................................2 p.m.Viking Enactment Demonstration and Rope Making ......................3 p.m.Jenny Blood- Street Musician ...........................................................3 p.m.Omaha’s Scandinavian Folk Dancers ...............................................4 p.m.

museum of Danish americaFree Admission .................................................................. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

the museum of Danish america celebrates Danish roots and American dreamsWhile visiting the museum, be sure to visit the Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park – 30 acres of prairie, picnic areas, authentic homesteader’s cabin, walking trail, outdoor fitness equipment and green roof. Interpretive signage is placed throughout the park to enhance your visit.

Curator-led tours of artifact storage ................................ 10 a.m. & 3 p.m. Behind-the-scenes tours of artifact storage, including the Curatorial Center. Sign up at the front desk beginning Saturday morning. SPACE IS LIMITED

Featured Exhibits: Denmark – America’s Smallest and Biggest Ally: The United States and Denmark have the longest unbroken diplomatic relationship in the world, beginning in 1801. From stories of Danish Americans in U.S. armed forces to stories of current Danish active duty military and veterans, this exhibition seeks to raise awareness and interest in the many ways that two nations relate to one another.

Home-Grown Art: A selection of art from the museum’s collection all created in the tri-county area of Shelby, Cass, and Audubon counties.

In Trunks, Hands and Hearts: What Immigrants Bring to Iowa: This traveling exhibition is developed and organized by Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum with the support of Humanities Iowa, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Edwin R. and Joan T. Hemphill.

Vetted View II: An exhibition of New Century Art Guild US Military veterans that have studied or are currently studying photography. NCAG is a non-profit arts organization co-founded by veterans and artists that was established to transform veterans’ lives through the power of art.

Painters & Crafters ............................................................ 1-5 p.m.Watch live demonstrations of painters and rare Danish needlework and interact with talented artisans.

BeDstemor’s house - college streetFree Admission .................................................................. 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Tour a Danish Grandmother’s house and hear what it was like to be young Danish immigrant from Marie Jensen (a/k/a Iben Krommen, Danish intern)

Saturday, May 26, 2018 Schedule Subject to Change

If you need more information about “where” or “when” once you arrive in Elk Horn for Tivoli Fest, stop by the iNFORMATiON BOOTh near the fire station.

ShuTTlE SERviCE available Saturday NOON-2 PM with stops at Danish Windmill, Fire Station, Bed-stemor’s House and Museum of Danish America.

PuBliC RESTROOMS are located at the Elk Horn Town Hall, the Fire Station and in the City Park. There are also port-a-pots located around town.

Information & Public Facilities

the genealogy center - main streetFree Admission .................................................................. 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Featured Exhibit: “Local History” ...................................

“The Danish Family Puzzle in Elk Horn” ................................... 1 p.m.A presentation of Elk Horn genealogy presented by Lise Just. An Elk Horn-loving Dane who has studied the Danish immigrants and their family relationships to each other through the generations. This is her second visit to Elk Horn during Tivoli Fest.

“finDing hygge” - town hallDocumentary Film ............................................................. 5:30-7 p.m.

A documentary that travels around the globe to discover Denmark’s secret to happiness, the true meaning of hygge, and how to find it. Free will donation. 90 minutes

strøget - Danish walking streetOpen-Air Vendor/Flea Market and Crafts ........................ 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Antiques, Primitives, Jewelry and much more!Food Vendor Stands ......................................................... 9 a.m.- ? p.m.Tivoli Country Store, Main Street (Bake Sale) .................... 9 a.m.-2 p.m.Retail & Museum Shops (some close during parade) ............... 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Danish Collectibles, Apparel, Gifts, Winery

show n shineFajen Lumber lower lot! Follow the signs ....................... 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Vehicles welcome to participate in the parade at 11 a.m.

tiVoli paraDeLine up starts at 9 a.m.Theme: Hygge & Æbleskiver #Æbleskiver (See Map for Route) ............ 11 a.m.

The Grand Marshal is National Heritage Fellow Dwight Lamb (Folk Musician Artist). Floats, Bands, Vintage Cars and Tractors, Fire Trucks, Tivoli Fest Royalty, Horses, Hans Christian Andersen, and many more surprises. Fly Over by Olie Pash before parade.

Can’t make it in person? Watch the parade live atmillcam.metc.net

elk horn fire stationÆbleskiver & Medisterpølse............................................. 8 a.m.-3 p.m.Iowa Craft Beer Tent .......................................................... 11 a.m.-Midnight

Experience Iowa, Denmark and domestic beers....................................2nd Annual Tivoli Fest World Æbleskiver Eating Championship 2 p.m.

two rounds of competition: amateur (five minutes) and professional (eight minutes).Sanctioned by Major League Eating, Sysco, Village Cafe, General Mills.amateur - a select number will compete for 5 minutes or the first to eat 25 the fastest, $30 entry, advanced registration. professional comprised of 10-12 professional eaters on the Major League Eating national circuit, have 8 minutes to consume as many Æbleskiver as they can. The total prize purse is $4,000.

Raffle Winner Announced .................................................. 3 p.m.BBQ by Exira-Elk Horn-Kimballton FFA Alumni ............... 5 p.m.-8 p.m.Ron Johnson ....................................................................... 5 p.m.Parade and Quilt Raffle winners announced .................... 7 p.m.Newlywed Game .................................................................. 7 p.m.

Hosted by our very own Wayne (Hansen) Eubanks“The First Name Band” (Free will donation at gate) ................. 9 p.m.-MidnightSponsored by the Elk Horn Fire and Rescue

elk horn town hall-Danish sanDwichesDanish Open-Faced Sandwiches & Desserts ................. Noon-3:30 p.m.Ron Johnson, Accordionist of Scandinavian Melodies ............. NoonPhotos of past Tivoli Fest Kings & Queens ...............................Noon-3:30 p.m.“Finding Hygge” ............................................................... 5:30-7 p.m.

A 90 minute documentary film that travels around the globe to discover Denmark’s secret to happiness, the true meaning of hygge, and how to find it. Free will donation.

elk horn liBraryChildren’s Activities .......................................................... Noon-4 p.m.

Crafts, Caricatures and Photo Booth. LEGO® Contest Exhibit ..................................................... Noon-4 p.m.

Elk Horn History Exhibit will also be on displayBook Signing “Elk Horn Grove Adventure” .................... 12:30 & 3:30 p.m.

Featuring author, EH-K Alumni Dr. Randy LangeChildren’s Bounce House ................................................. Noon-4 p.m.

Small fee- sponsored by the AWANA Kids Club.

elk horn city parkVolleyball Tournament ...................................................... 1 p.m.

tiVoli fireworks spectacularThe Waymire Brothers Fireworks Display ............................ After Dark

Sponsored by local merchants (Donations to Fireworks Fund Appreciated)

kimBallton: our sister Danish Village to the northSee Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid fountain, bronze sculptures and the Free-dom Rock.

elk horn cookBooks & history Booksfor sale at info Booth & some retail locations

BBQ at fire station 5-8 pm, sat., may 26by exira-elk horn-kimballton ffa alumni

the Danish winDmillHours .................................................................................. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Tour de Tivoli Bike Ride Registration .............................. 8 a.m.Tour de Tivoli 26 mile Bike Ride official start ................. 9 a.m.

Viking encampment anD VikinghjemViking Encampment and Viking Market ongoing throughout the day on the Viking Grounds

strøget - Danish walking streetRetail & Museum Shops .................................................... 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Food Vendor Stands ......................................................... 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

elk horn city parkAntique Tractor Drive (Charles Larsen Memorial) .......... 9 a.m.Line-up at Salem Street

pop up tent on main street across from former Danish innElk Horn Fireman Poker Run registration ....................... 10 a.m.-Noon

Riders fee $20; Passengers $10. For questions or pre-registration call or text Joe Otten at 712-304-4206. All proceeds raised go to Elk Horn Fire & Rescue.

high school gym 4114 Madison StreetCommunity Church Service ............................................. 10:30 a.m.

museum of Danish americaFree Admission .................................................................. Noon-5 p.m.

the museum of Danish america celebrates Danish roots and American dreamsWhile visiting the museum, be sure to visit the Jens Jensen Prairie Landscape Park – 30 acres of prairie, picnic areas, authentic homesteader’s cabin, walking trail, outdoor fitness equipment and green roof. Interpretive signage is placed throughout the park to enhance your visit.

Sunday, May 27, 2018 Schedule Subject to Change

Featured Exhibits: Denmark – America’s Smallest and Biggest Ally: The United States and Denmark have the longest unbroken diplomatic relationship in the world, beginning in 1801. From stories of Danish Americans in U.S. armed forces to stories of current Danish active duty military and veterans, this exhibition seeks to raise awareness and interest in the many ways that two nations relate to one another.Home-Grown Art: A selection of art from the museum’s collection all created in the tri-county area of Shelby, Cass, and Audubon counties.In Trunks, Hands and Hearts: What Immigrants Bring to Iowa: This traveling exhibition is developed and organized by Vesterheim Norwegian-American Museum with the support of Humanities Iowa, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Edwin R. and Joan T. Hemphill.Vetted View II: An exhibition of New Century Art Guild US Military veterans that have studied or are currently studying photography. NCAG is a non-profit arts organization co-founded by veterans and artists that was established to transform veterans’ lives through the power of art.

BeDstemor’s house - college streetFree Admission .................................................................. 1-4 p.m.

Tour a Danish Grandmother’s house and hear what it was like to be young Danish immigrant from Marie Jensen (a/k/a Iben Krommen, Danish intern)

the genealogy center - main streetFree Admission .................................................................. 11 a.m.-2 p.m.Featured Exhibit: “Local History”

elk horn fire stationÆbleskiver & Medisterpølse............................................. 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

Or until they run out.Iowa Craft Beer Tent Experience Iowa, Denmark, and domestic beers ...................................................................9 a.m.-3 p.m.

DANISH COuNTrySIDEVINES AND WINES

Winery, Music, Historical Buildingand Vineyard

1397 280th Street, Exira2 1/2 Miles East of Elk Horn

THE KrINglE MAN PASTrIESFresh Baked Danish Kringle, Danish Letters,

Krispies, Turnovers, Bear Clawsand Cream Horns

4228 Main Street. Ph. 712-764-3663

Dwight Lamb and Bill Peterson in concert .. 9 a.m.Ron Johnson, Accordionist ......................... 10 a.m. Dwight Lamb and Bill Peterson in concert .11 a.m.Danish Villages Danish Adult Folk Dancers . Noon

new century art guilD anD canteen anD galleries

elk horn anD kimBalltonNew Exhibit -.Across from Fire Station . 10:00 a.m.Loose Meat Sandwiches, Chips & Dessert ........ 11:30 a.m.

$5. Serving until they run out. Proceeds to Elk Horn Public Library Renovation.

Veterans Memorial Service at Elk Horn War Memorial ............................................... NoonArt classes and activities for all ages...... 1:00 p.m.Polka Police band

kimBallton:our sister Danish Village to the northSee Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid fountain, bronze sculptures and the Freedom Rock.

Polka Policelive sunday at canteen &

galleries on main st, elk horn

Bill PETERSON &DWighT lAMB

Dwight plays traditional Danish tunes on his vintage G accordion.

Dwight is also the Parade Marshal this year!

1. Viking Encampment2. Shelby County State Bank - ATM3. Danish Windmill & Mill Stage - VikingHjem4. Old Danish Workshop5. The Nest Egg6. CoffeeGirl, M&M Registration 7. Poker Run Registration - SUNDAY8. Food Vendors9. Show N Shine - SATURDAY10. The Egg Krate Mall11. Fire Station - Æbleskiver/Medisterpølse,

World Æbleskiver Eating Contest & Information Booth

12. Exira-EH-K School (Parade line up beginning at 9 a.m.)

13. Elk Horn Public Library-Children Events

A. New Century Art Guild and Canteen & Galleries

14. Elk Horn Veterans Memorial Site15. Museum of Danish America16. Genealogy Center17. Danish Countryside Vines & Wines18. Elk Horn City Park19. Town Hall - Open Faced Sandwiches20. The Kringle Man Pastries21. Bedstemor’s House22. The Flour Mill23. Salem Lutheran Homes24. Elk Horn Lutheran Church, Sunday

Service25. H.C. Andersen’s Little Mermaid &

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Better Elk Horn ClubDedicated to the improvement of retail,

non-retail and the Elk Horn community.Business and Non-Business Members Welcome -

meetings the second Tuesday of each month.

Call 764-6161 for information.

ElK HOrN luTHErAN CHurCH

9 a.m. Fellowship. 9:30 a.m. Worship.

No Sunday School during the Summer.

DANISH MuTuAl INSurANCE ASSOCIATION

Join us in celebrating Tivoli Fest 2018!

Harlan Tribune Printing & Graphic Design

MArNE ElK HOrNProudly serving Elk Horn, Walnut,

Kimballton, Avoca, Brayton, Marne, Exira, Minden, Neola, Persia,

Shelby and Underwood with Internet, Digital TV and Phone!712-764-6161

HArlAN NEWSPAPErSYour information provider since 1870

Member ofBEHC, Danish Windmill

& Museum of Danish AmericaHarlan • 712-755-3111www.harlanonline.com

SHElBy COuNTy STATE BANKServing the Elk Horn area since 1933

24 Hour ATMwww.scsbnet.com

HENNINgSEN’SPrOCESSINg PlANT

Beef & Pork, Danish Lunch Meats& Medisterpølse and Harvarti Cheese

& More!712-243-1551, Located in Atlantic, Iowa.

TivOli BuTTONS JuST $3 EAChLogo designed and donated by Amelia Teegerstrom

DANISH VIllAgES ECONOMIC DEVElOPMENT ASSOCIATIONDVEDA’S mission is to foster an improved quality of life through civic improvement,

residential expansion, and commercial development in rural growth.

PETErSEN INSurANCE AgENCy

Providing Quality Home, Auto& Business Insurance to Iowa.

712-764-2246

thank a sponsor:• Cappels ACE Hardware, Atlantic • Nishna Valley Cycle, atlantic • amelia teegerstrom

• olie Pash • the kringle Man Pastries• hy-Vee, atlantic & harlan

• henningsen locker, atlantic • Connie Johnson • trophies Plus, templeton

SAlEM luTHErAN HOMES AND rEHABIlITATION CENTEr

Long-Term, Skilled, Memory and Wound Care, Inpatient/Outpatient Therapy, Rehab to Home,

Veteran’s Certifi ed712-764-4201

General Raffl e and Quilt Raffl e sponsored by tivoli fest commission, elk hornProceeds to Tivoli Fest and Elk Horn Public Library expansion project. Quilt donated by Connie Johnson.Tickets available at Fire Station until 6 pm Sat.

Save the Date!2019 Dates for Tivoli Fest: May 24-26

THE Egg KrATE ANTIQuES llCVisit us at The Egg Krate and check out

our in-house vendors.Closed Memorial Day.2104 Broadway Street

712-764-2200

DANISH WINDMIll

Danish Gifts, Food & CollectiblesTivoli Sales!

Tour the authentic 1848 Danish Windmill

712-764-7472

THE NEST Egg

Clothing, Purses, Jewelry, & More

Inside Back Alley Cuts.

Just North of the Danish Windmill.

Saturday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.

CITy OF KIMBAllTON

Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid& Sculpture Garden.

Audubon County Freedom Rock

OlD DANISH WOrKSHOP

Bird Houses & Feeders, Wooden Toys,

Crosses, Cribbage Boards, Windmills, Chairs, Gifts and Much More!

712-249-5983Just North of the Danish Windmill

THE FlOur MIll

Pizza, Pastas, Subs, Salads, Desserts,Danish Rye Bread.

Try our Great Dane pizza!Main Street Elk Horn • 712-764-6455

SPONSORED BYelk horn Volunteer fire DepartmentAll proceeds raised go to Elk Horn Fire & Rescue.

All Wheels Welcome!

Entry: $20 • Additional Hands $10

Route Maps available at check-in.Questions? Contact Joe Otten,

712-304-4206 or email: jotten@keysight.comCASH PRIZES! 1st, 2nd & 3rd Place; DOOR PRIZES!

sunday, may 27During elk horn, iowa’s tivoli fest celebration

registration & check-in 10 a.m. - noonat the pop up tent on main st across from former Danish inn

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SHOW N SHINE

saturday, may 26, 2018

No Trophies

Elk Horn, Iowa • 10 am-3 pmFajen Lumber lower lot! Follow the signs.

duringTivoli Fest

Pure entertainment.Country, Rock, 90’s, Classics, Irish, R&B, and

more!Sat., 9 p.m.-Midnight (Free will donation at gate)

Sponsored by the Elk Horn Fire and Rescue

FREE ADMISSIONMuseum of Danish America –

2212 Washington Streetgenealogy Center – 4210 Main Street

Bedstemor’s House – 2105 College Street

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Tour de TivoliMay 27, 2018 ~ Elk Horn, IA

10th Annual

: An enjoyable 26.2 mile ride through the Iowa countryside.

Register online at www.danishwindmill.com*type “Tour de Tivoli” in the search line

cy•cling hy•gge[sahy-kling hue-gah] noun

Tour de TivoliMay 27, 2018 ~ Elk Horn, IA

10th Annual

: An enjoyable 26.2 mile ride through the Iowa countryside.

Register online at www.danishwindmill.com*type “Tour de Tivoli” in the search line

A 26.2 mile ride through the Iowa countryside hosted by Shelby County Trails. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. Sunday on the Danish Windmill grounds, 4038 Main Street, Elk Horn. Offi cial start of the ride is 9 a.m., rain or shine! Plenty of parking is available and restrooms are available inside the Windmill. The Tour ends back in Elk Horn where you can enjoy Tivoli Fest entertainment. $25 Registration Fee includes a T-shirt, Refreshments and Tivoli Fest Entertainment. A $15 Registration Fee includes everything mentioned above, except the t-shirt. Registration day of ride will be $20 NO t-shirt available.

COOKING DANISH:A TASTE OF DENMARK

Book Signing at the Danish Windmill May 25, 4-5 p.m. by the Viking Chief Stig Hansen from Denmark.

ELK HORN GROVE ADVENTUREBook Signing May 26 12:30 & 3:30 p.m. at the li-

brary featuring author, EH-K Alumni Dr. Randy Lange