Hormel Historic Home
Austin, MN

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Built in1871 The Hormel Historic Home strives to preserve the History and Legacy of the George A. and Lillian Hormel Family.  Our mission is to honor their family values of Hospitality, Music/Arts and Education for the community.

 Hospitality  Music  Education
 Affordable Rental of the
Historic Home
 or the Banquet Area
Free Peace Garden Concerts
Autism Programming for
area Youth
 Weddings Harris Piano Competition
 
 Social Concerns Programs
 Community Events
 Youth Music workshops
 History Programs
     
 


Just added to the calendar ~
The Gopher Road Trip Chalk Talk 2013 is coming to Austin
June 3, from 5-7.

 The event is free but you must
Register at the following link:
https://www.mygophersports.com/Online/road-trip-austin

Guests to include Norwood Teague, Don Lucia, Jerry Kill, Richard Pitino and many others



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Registration for both the Circle of Friends Day Camp and All Access Community Explorations is now open. Only a few spots remain for each program.
 Forms can be accessed on the Autism Programming Page.

2013
FREE Summer Concerts
at the Hormel Historic Home
Presented by the generous music appreciation grant of
 MarySue Hormel Harris

Friday, May 31st 5-9 p.m.
Summer Kick-Off Concert on Main Street
HHH is sponsoring the Six Mile Grove at 7p.m.
Shop downtown merchants ~ Enjoy food vendors ~ 
Austin Jaycee's Beer Garden ~ Live entertainment starting at 5
Hosted by Vision 2020 Destination Downtown Committee

View the flyer here

Wednesday,  June 19  6:30

KooKooKangaRoo

Energetic duo who blends the Beastie Boys with Sesame Street.  Great for the whole family

Monday, July 1  6:30

Austin Community Jazz Band

Jump start your Freedom Fest with a performance by this great community group. Repertoire ranges from traditional "jazz standards" to "pop" and "contemporary" big band arrangements.

Wine/Beer available for sale

Monday, July 1  6:30

Austin Community Jazz Band

Jump start your Freedom Fest with a performance by this great community group. Repertoire ranges from traditional "jazz standards" to "pop" and "contemporary" big band arrangements.

Wine/Beer available for sale

Thursday, July 11  6:30

Snapdragon Seeds

Upbeat, fun children’s educational music project that teaches rhymes, patterns, synonyms, sentence structure, songwriting, and  movement

Thursday, July 25  6:30

Mick laBriola and Karibuni

African Music quartet featuring music from the Congo and Central Africa

Concerts presented in the Peace Garden weather permitting.  Bring a blanket or a chair.

Rain site: inside the Banquet Facility

Print Full Summer Calendar Here


 
 
               
 
 
 
Regular Office and Tour Hours
M-F 10-4:30
Special Event Hours Vary