granite city days

Are you a singer? Do you think you're one of the best stage performers in St. Cloud? If so, Sing! St. Cloud is now accepting video singing auditions. The singing competition is part of St. Cloud's Granite City Days festivities held in June.

A group of world-famous Clydesdales are coming to the St. Cloud metro this weekend for two local parades.

The annual St. Cloud city celebration known as "Granite City Days" starts Thursday. The Lemonade Art Fair will be at St. Cloud State University from 11:00 a.m. until 8:30 p.m., with the opening ceremonies at 7:00 p.m.

The Liberty Block Party took center stage at St. Cloud's Granite City Days.

The 29th annual Liberty Bank Block Party kicks off tonight in Whitney Park at 6 p.m. Every year Liberty Bank and LEAF brings a well-known artist to town for a free concert.

Lemonade, great food and tons of great crafts from around Central Minnesota all made up the 44th Annual Lemonade Concert and Art Fair.

The weekend is jam packed with outdoor events, family activities and lots of opportunities to get your junk food fix. Be prepared this weekend and make sure your fun isn't ruined because you forgot to pack something on this list!

St. Cloud's Granite City Days celebration kicks off with the 44th annual Lemonade Arts Fair and Concert at St. Cloud State University today.

The 98.1 Parade Paparazzi rolled through the St. Cloud Granite City Days parade Saturday morning -- sweatin' through the heat & humidity and cranking' the tunes. We snapped a ton of great pics. Find yours here!

There will be absolutely no shortage of summertime outdoor festivities in St. Cloud this week. St. Cloud is launching its 10th annual Granite City Days festivities on Thursday with the St. Cloud State University Lemonade Art Fair from11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

If you're a karaoke rock star, submit your audition tape to Sing! St. Cloud and you could be selected to be part of the show on Saturday, June 25 at Lake George!

I had a blast at the Sing! St. Cloud Karaoke Contest this weekend. I was one of three judges from local radio stations along with Mayor Dave Kleis.