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Landmark: Whiteside ParkCity: Ely
Country: USA Minnesota
Continent: North America
Whiteside Park, Ely, USA Minnesota, North America
Overview
Whiteside Park serves as cultural hub and recreational jewel nestled deeply in Ely Minnesota.
This two-block green space nestled deeply in city heart functions as quiet gathering place and setting for some region's most iconic seasonal events.
Park grounds boast lush lawns and shaded picnic spots inviting people of various ages with its many family-friendly facilities.
Ely's deep roots in art and heritage stem from a strong sense of community deeply entwined with nature.
Robert B inspired naming of park deeply rooted in local history obviously.
Whiteside a shrewd businessman and early Ely resident donated land in 1915 ostensibly for public use by city inhabitants.
Since then park evolved from quiet lawn dotted with trees into lively community venue balancing historical preservation with modern eclectic use.
It has hosted town meetings and wartime rallies and school field days and musical performances remaining a spot where locals hang out leisurely.
Whiteside Park occupies roughly two city blocks bordered by South 7th Avenue East and East Sheridan Street fairly extensively nowadays.
Dozens of tall maple and pine trees provide desperately needed shade especially under blisteringly hot summer sun on sprawling tree-covered lawns.
Paved paths meander lazily through park grounds allowing wheelchair navigation and leisurely strolls under trees in warm sunlight occasionally.
Permanent performance stage hosts raucous festivals and sundry public gatherings under open sky.
Public restrooms are located near park center and open seasonally typically from May through October.
Playground areas feature climbing equipment and swings alongside musical features like quirky outdoor xylophones in a designated sand play zone.
Scattered seating areas and a larger covered pavilion make it ideal for spontaneous picnics and big group events scheduled in advance.
Ely's vibrant scene erupts at Whiteside Park where peaceful lawns yield to frenetic activity hosting super popular events annually.Blueberry Arts Festival sprawls across three chaotic days in late July drawing throngs of over 30,000 mesmerized visitors with booths galore featuring arts, crafts, grub trucks, thumping music and demonstrations showcasing local heritage.
Ely Winter Festival erupts in early February as frozen art gallery materializes in park filled with gigantic snow sculptures carved by regional artists.
It's an utterly bizarre Minnesota winter tradition somehow still clinging obstinately to existence up there.
Farmers and Artists Market happens every summer Tuesday evening from 5 til 7 with locally grown stuff and pretty hand-made art and baked goods and live tunes.
Fourth of July festivities typically entail quaint small-town processions and community gatherings with live tunes or merrymaking in local park grounds.
Whiteside Park serves as a vibrant canvas showcasing Ely's eclectic artistic flair alongside various recreational activities.A large bronze sculpture titled Voyageur Canoe Sculpture by Vic Payne pays homage to voyageurs from Boundary Waters era.Ely's artistic identity is reflected in public art installations such as this majestic sculpture.Voyageur Canoe Sculpture is crafted from bronze by Vic Payne in tribute to those rugged voyageurs.This park is more than just a recreational hub featuring art pieces that embody spirit of Ely.
Dramatic imagery of paddlers battling waves in a fur trade canoe symbolizes Ely's deep historical roots vividly against a turbulent backdrop.
Various quirky art pieces eerily reflect wilderness nostalgia Native American heritage motifs and rough mining history befitting a city deeply tied outdoors.
Temporary exhibits frequently pop up alongside events such as summer art fairs or Winter Festival celebrations downtown every year.
Families adore spotlessly clean restrooms and an assortment of whimsical play equipment meticulously designed with youngsters' safety utterly in mind.
Visitors flocking to Ely as a jumping-off point for Boundary Waters frequently discover Voyageurs Park a tranquil pit stop afterwards their rugged escapade.
Locals use park as backdrop for daily life in Ely reading or having picnics and walking dogs with neighbors.
Paved paths stretch widely and level terrain makes the area fully usable for folks navigating strollers walkers or wheelchairs quite easily.
Whiteside Park's address is 58 South 7th Avenue East in Ely Minnesota.Restrooms are open from May till mid-October mostly.Dogs on leashes are welcome pretty much anywhere.On-street parking surrounds most of the park and spaces are generally available except during some big events somehow.Pavilion rental is available for private shindigs like birthdays or family reunions through Ely city website.Whiteside Park serves as cornerstone of Ely's identity rather than just being some public green space.
Bustling with energy during festive occasions or serene beneath towering trees it stays a spot where community gathers and traditions get celebrated.
Northern Minnesota's quirky charm is unveiled at this captivating hotspot teeming with aesthetic appeal and rustic natural beauty utterly.
This two-block green space nestled deeply in city heart functions as quiet gathering place and setting for some region's most iconic seasonal events.
Park grounds boast lush lawns and shaded picnic spots inviting people of various ages with its many family-friendly facilities.
Ely's deep roots in art and heritage stem from a strong sense of community deeply entwined with nature.
Robert B inspired naming of park deeply rooted in local history obviously.
Whiteside a shrewd businessman and early Ely resident donated land in 1915 ostensibly for public use by city inhabitants.
Since then park evolved from quiet lawn dotted with trees into lively community venue balancing historical preservation with modern eclectic use.
It has hosted town meetings and wartime rallies and school field days and musical performances remaining a spot where locals hang out leisurely.
Whiteside Park occupies roughly two city blocks bordered by South 7th Avenue East and East Sheridan Street fairly extensively nowadays.
Dozens of tall maple and pine trees provide desperately needed shade especially under blisteringly hot summer sun on sprawling tree-covered lawns.
Paved paths meander lazily through park grounds allowing wheelchair navigation and leisurely strolls under trees in warm sunlight occasionally.
Permanent performance stage hosts raucous festivals and sundry public gatherings under open sky.
Public restrooms are located near park center and open seasonally typically from May through October.
Playground areas feature climbing equipment and swings alongside musical features like quirky outdoor xylophones in a designated sand play zone.
Scattered seating areas and a larger covered pavilion make it ideal for spontaneous picnics and big group events scheduled in advance.
Ely's vibrant scene erupts at Whiteside Park where peaceful lawns yield to frenetic activity hosting super popular events annually.Blueberry Arts Festival sprawls across three chaotic days in late July drawing throngs of over 30,000 mesmerized visitors with booths galore featuring arts, crafts, grub trucks, thumping music and demonstrations showcasing local heritage.
Ely Winter Festival erupts in early February as frozen art gallery materializes in park filled with gigantic snow sculptures carved by regional artists.
It's an utterly bizarre Minnesota winter tradition somehow still clinging obstinately to existence up there.
Farmers and Artists Market happens every summer Tuesday evening from 5 til 7 with locally grown stuff and pretty hand-made art and baked goods and live tunes.
Fourth of July festivities typically entail quaint small-town processions and community gatherings with live tunes or merrymaking in local park grounds.
Whiteside Park serves as a vibrant canvas showcasing Ely's eclectic artistic flair alongside various recreational activities.A large bronze sculpture titled Voyageur Canoe Sculpture by Vic Payne pays homage to voyageurs from Boundary Waters era.Ely's artistic identity is reflected in public art installations such as this majestic sculpture.Voyageur Canoe Sculpture is crafted from bronze by Vic Payne in tribute to those rugged voyageurs.This park is more than just a recreational hub featuring art pieces that embody spirit of Ely.
Dramatic imagery of paddlers battling waves in a fur trade canoe symbolizes Ely's deep historical roots vividly against a turbulent backdrop.
Various quirky art pieces eerily reflect wilderness nostalgia Native American heritage motifs and rough mining history befitting a city deeply tied outdoors.
Temporary exhibits frequently pop up alongside events such as summer art fairs or Winter Festival celebrations downtown every year.
Families adore spotlessly clean restrooms and an assortment of whimsical play equipment meticulously designed with youngsters' safety utterly in mind.
Visitors flocking to Ely as a jumping-off point for Boundary Waters frequently discover Voyageurs Park a tranquil pit stop afterwards their rugged escapade.
Locals use park as backdrop for daily life in Ely reading or having picnics and walking dogs with neighbors.
Paved paths stretch widely and level terrain makes the area fully usable for folks navigating strollers walkers or wheelchairs quite easily.
Whiteside Park's address is 58 South 7th Avenue East in Ely Minnesota.Restrooms are open from May till mid-October mostly.Dogs on leashes are welcome pretty much anywhere.On-street parking surrounds most of the park and spaces are generally available except during some big events somehow.Pavilion rental is available for private shindigs like birthdays or family reunions through Ely city website.Whiteside Park serves as cornerstone of Ely's identity rather than just being some public green space.
Bustling with energy during festive occasions or serene beneath towering trees it stays a spot where community gathers and traditions get celebrated.
Northern Minnesota's quirky charm is unveiled at this captivating hotspot teeming with aesthetic appeal and rustic natural beauty utterly.
