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This is a guide to attractions and events in the city or township of Worthington, Minnesota.

These may include local parks, hiking, and skiing trails, or other recreational areas. The City of Worthington Parks and Recreation Department maintains several local parks, including Bristol Park, Buss Field, Castlewood Knolls Park, Centennial Park, Chautauqua Park, Cherry Point Park, Church Park, Ehlers Park, Freedom Shore Park, Hogan's Park, Intercity Park, Kelly Park, Lake Front Park, Ludlow Park, Millard Walker Park, Olson Park, Orchard Knoll Park, Pirtles Park, Pleasant Park, Slater Park, Southeast Side Park, Sunset Park, Vet's Park, Vogt Park, and Watland Park, each of which includes various features and amenities.

Golf courses, golf clubs, and businesses offering indoor simulated golf play are also on-topic in this guide. For example, the Great Life Golf & Fitness Club in Worthington is a membership organization with options for singles, couples, and family plans, allowing participation in golfing, single or tournament play, at its 18-hole, par-71 course, built in 1919, or other fitness options.

Bowling alleys, arcades, or other entertainment venues in Worthington may also be found here.

Worthington has several sports teams and recreational programs, many sponsored by the public school system, and others by the municipal government or a variety of non-profit community organizations. Most of these are intended for Worthington youth, but programs are available for people of all ages.

Other resources that might be found here are links to websites promoting annual festivals, concerts, or other events in Worthington, Minnesota.

Since 1999, Worthington has hosted the Worthington Windsurfing Regatta & Music Festival, which features a windsurfing competition during the day and free music on the shores of Lake Okabena at night.

The Memorial Auditorium Performing Arts Center is in central district of the city. Constructed in 1931, the building has been renovated and restored. Featuring 735 seats, the classic art deco performance center is owned and operated by the city.

Libraries, museums, and historical places in Worthington are also suitable for this guide.

Spomer Classics is an automotive museum that features classic automobiles for sale, automotive memorabilia, and porcelain and neon dealership signs, including clocks, all in working order.

The Nobles County Historical Society maintains Pioneer Village, which includes more than forty buildings highlighting the early history of the county. The project began with the purchase of an old schoolhouse in 1958, and now includes an old gas station, blacksmith shop, carpenter shop, thresher shed, railroad depot and some railroad storage buildings, a millinery shop, hospital and doctor's office, library, newspaper office, a couple of churches, a parsonage, barber shop, bank, general store, creamery, land office, lawyer's office, harness shop, grain elevator, saloon, village hall, photography studio, sheriff's office and fire hall, sod house, prairie house, farmhouse, farm storage building, carriage house, poultry house, a couple of barns, and an outhouse, windmill, doghouse, sand tower, a caboose and a boxcar, merry-go-round, and clock, all historic buildings that were moved to the property from various places around the county, as well as some other buildings that were built to house displays or to serve other purposes.

The Historical Society also maintains a museum located within the Nobles County Library which highlights the early settlement of the county.

These and any other museums, historic places, or libraries in Worthington are appropriate for this category, as are local entertainment programs, theaters, organizations, or facilities, as well as local teams or recreational programs or facilities. If they are not already listed in this category, they should be submitted for consideration.

 

 

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