The event, which typically takes place outside in Library Park, was held at First Lutheran Church and was brimming with Swedish music and dance, jubilation, and, of course, a maypole and flowers of all shapes, sizes and colors to signify the newness of life that the summer solstice brings.
Source: https://www.bemidjipioneer.com
Swedish heritage, start of summer celebrated at 46th Midsommar Festival
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