Music at the Barn
News | Published on July 15, 2024 at 12:16pm CDT
Independence Day celebration at Evergreen Park attracts large crowd
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First ‘Music at The Barn’ a success; plans already underway for next year
This year’s first annual “Music at The Barn” on July 3 was a successful event attracting more than 1,000 people to Phil and Catherine Stumpf’s Evergreen Park in Glenwood for live music, food, beverages and fireworks.
“We are already making plans for July 3, 2025,” said Phil Stumpf after the event. Blonde & the Bohunk are already booked for next year’s event.
“We learned a few things on how we can improve the experience. Parking areas, including handicap accessible, are high on our list.”
The event also raised funds for Jan Arneson’s Pope County Families in Need program and Stumpf said many donated generously.
Above is an overview of Evergreen Park from that evening. At left are photos of Blonde & the Bohunk, the live band that performed at The Barn. Below are Jan and David Arneson of Pope County Families in Need, enjoying the festivities. Below left, fireworks captured by photographer John Fragodt. The other photos were submitted by those at the event.
Check out more photos in our photo gallery!