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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Why not celebrate with a fun and festive road trip to Northfield??
The top ten reasons to plan a getaway in this lovely little town are:
10)  It's not very far away and it's easy to get to
 9)  The unique shops and gifts that you won't find elsewhere
 8)  The quaint, picturesque downtown that is twinkling with xmas lights and exuding small town holiday cheer
 7)  relatively abundant, free parking
 6)  a river runs through it!
 5)  We have a huge arboretum
 4)  Local theater, music and special events
 3)  Friendly locals
 2)  nice little independent restaurants and pubs
 1)  The Magic Door B&B!!!  (of course!)
In case you aren't yet convinced, check out my website for some specials and incentives and don't forget to look for the Secret Deal of the Month..... 
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ The Fireside Orchard is open for business!  We also have a couple of new restaurants: The Ole Store (reopened and remodled) and the Tokyo Grill where you can get fresh, delicious sushi for at very reasonable prices.  If you haven't tried Pan Pan yet they are serving up the unusual combination of Thai specialties and Mexican fare.  Works for me!  Chapati and the Tavern are always great choices for casual dining, and Fermentations is a wonderful destination for gourmet, french style cuisine creatively prepared with fresh, local meats and produce.
The Magic Door has just celebrated it's tenth anniversary this September and continues to offer great hospitality, beautiful rooms and tasty breakfasts.  We hope to see you soon!!
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Northfield and it's surrounding communities offer some of the best in summer entertainment and activities from our weekly Riverwalk Market, to great outdoor concerts and county fairs.  This month features both the Rice County Fair up in neighboring Farmington, and the Steele County Free Fair just south of us in Owatonna. 
Here in town we have some great music as usual... outdoors on the deck at the Contented Cow, or in the quaint Tavern Lounge on the street level of the Archer House. 
This month, on August 27th, saddle up your motorcycle and join in the Outlaw Run through southern Minnesota.  The route traces the trail followed by the James gang before their attempted raid on the town's bank in 1876.
Cannon Valley Winery is also featuring musicians during weekend afternoons.  Sip some local wine and enjoy a live performance.
So many possibilities for getting the most out of this final month of summer!  Plan a visit soon and include a stay at the Magic Door.  I hope to see you soon!
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Time to head down to Northfield and hang out by the Cannon.  A stroll by the river on a warm summer night is great way to celebrate summertime in Minnesota.  Stop in at the Contented Cow for a cold drink on the deck.  Check out some music at one of our downtown venues.
For bargain hunters we have our annual Crazy Daze sidewalk sale on July 28th.  Get an early start and enjoy the savings along with tasty food specials and other festive activities.  Stores open at 7am.
For Theater this month, the Northfield Arts Guild is presenting their rendition of "13, The Musical", the only all -teenage show ever to hit Broadway.  In Fairbault, at the Paradise Center For the Arts, you can revel in some nostalgia with a revival of "Godspell" the smash 1970 hit musical by Stephen Schwartz and John-Micheal Tebelak. 
Also in Faribault, the Rice County Fair is running from July 19th through the 24th.  Plenty of live music, rides, entertainment and, best of all, fair food!
The Magic Door is the perfect respite to escape the heat for awhile and simply relax.  Beautiful rooms, delicious breakfasts, and just blocks away from downtown shops and activities.  Hope to see you soon!!

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Come check out the weekly Riverwalk Market Fair in Downtown Northfield.  Every Saturday from 9am-1pm, June-October, you'll find our picturesque riverwalk lined with an exciting offering of fresh, local produce, quality Artisan foods and fine arts and crafts.  Come to socialize and shop and enjoy the warm summer weather in the beautiful heart of our historic town!

Also this month we have St. Olaf's Reunion celebration, Faribault's Heritage Days, The Contented Cow's annual Junebug Music Festival, The Taste of Northfield, The Scandinavian Midsommar, The Trail Wineries Wine and Art Crawl, and the Celebrate Dundas Event.  So much to do... you will have to plan more than one trip to even take in a sampling!  Come stay for a few days and make the Magic Door your home base for an exciting summer getaway.

For a full list of June's activities: see the entertainment page on magicdoorbb.com or go to northfieldguide.com. 
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Girl's Nite Out celebration on Friday, May 6th, and the Contented Cow's May Fly Music Festival (a prelude to the June Bug, coming up next month).  It's also a great month for concerts  at both colleges as the senior class members give their final presentations in voice and instrumental performances.  We have some very talented young people at both St. Olaf and Carleton! 

As an alternative to the Twins, you could attend an amateur ballgame as our local teams, the Northfield Knights and The Dundas Dukes take on some of their neighboring opponents.  There is an accessibility to amateur baseball that you just don't get in the professional arena.  Come spend a warm spring evening cheering on the town teams.  They really appreciate and respond to the enthusiasm!

While you're in Northfield, why not check out Pan Pan, our new international cafe offering a variety of tasty one dish meals with noodles and rice.  (I recommend the Spicy Thai Basil Lo Mein and the Pad Thai)  For my Secret Deal of the month, (referred to in the title):  Book the Summer Suite online for either May 18th or May 25th and receive a $25 gift certificate to Pan Pan. You must include the word "blog" in the comment section when filling in the reservation form and it must be for the Summer Suite, and only on the dates specified.  Subject to availability; once the room books the deal is sealed.

For a full list of events, check out the entertainment page on my website or go to northfieldguide.com.  Plan your May getaway today!
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/
It's time to enjoy the outdoor patio at the Cow and stroll along the river walk looking for clusters of baby ducks swimming in the Cannon.  Time to stash the mittens and swap our winter boots for some less confining footwear.

Northfield comes alive this month with a variety of entertainment options.  The Cow and the Tavern are featuring some great live music with artists such as Sasha Mercedes, Allison Ray, Area 51, the Chris Silver Band, and many more.  Theater productions include The Northfield Arts Guild's rendition of William Inge's "Dark at the Top of the Stairs" as well as the 6th Annual Very Short Play Festival at the end of the month.  We've got numerous gallery openings, concerts and lectures at the colleges, and the 50th Annual Great Northfield, MN Book Raid (a must for anyone who loves used book sales.)

The Magic Door is opening it's windows and enjoying that brief period when we can survive without heat or air conditioning!   It's short lived, so be sure to plan your Spring getaway before the buds turns to leaves and the 70's give way to summer heat and humidity.  Embrace the fever!

For a complete listing of April entertainment, please check out my website.
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ But whatever the onset of Spring looks like, it's always an occasion to celebrate. 
Northfield has a variety of entertainment options this month:  Theater productions, a women's film festival, concerts, live music, lectures; even a dance party at the Northfield Arts Guild.  Check out some jazz at the Cow, or head to the middle school to catch the "Rock and Roll Revival", an energetic, musical retrospective. 

There's lots to do, but of course, simply booking a cozy room at the Magic Door and spending some alone time with your significant other is always an enticing option for yet another chilly night in this endless Minnesota winter.  Take advantage of the remaining fireplace opportunities before we (happily) move on to barbecue season.

For a complete list of March events and entertainment, check out my website: magicdoorbb.com.
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ one hundred dollar discount off the total weekend rate (or $35 off a single weekend night).  Two night stays including a Fri or Sat: $75 off. Recuperate from the holidays in one of our cozy rooms with a fireplace, whirlpool and plenty of peace and quiet. 
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All single travelers will qualify for a weekday corporate rate of $75 (available Mon-Thur. Room selection determined by innkeeper and dictated by availability). Meal discounts (described below, can also be applied) Last minute weekday reservations for couples, (in your room...

Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Last minute weekday reservations for couples, (in your room of choice), made after Saturday for the upcoming Sun-Thur, will be discounted by $20. Same day bookings will be $25 less. To lighten your expense (and your calorie intake) you can pass on the afternoon snack and complimentary wine or beer and deduct another $5. Reduce breakfast to continental only (juice, coffee or tea, fruit and pastry or cereal) and take off another $5. Skip breakfast (coffee or tea only) and subtract $15.
Lowest available rate (in case your trying to calculate) would be $55 per night in Autumnwood for either a single traveler or a last minute couple; both passing on the breakfast and afternoon snack tray. And keep in mind... cookies, sherry, chocolates, and complimentary bottled water and soda are still included... and all rooms are furnished with a mini-fridge in case you want to bring your own snacks or beverages.]]> tag:www.bbonline.com,2010:/blogs/magicdoor//38.531 2010-12-05T23:37:31Z 2010-12-06T00:31:18Z

Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/ Winter Walk on Thursday, December 9th from 9-5 pm.  Enjoy our beautiful downtown by candlelight!  Stroll through the shops (which will all be staying open late), dine at local restaurants and enjoy a festive night of caroling, horse-drawn wagon rides, storytelling, luminaries, sparkling lights and holiday decorations and general good spirits.  Although this winter time gathering has been a favorite with the locals for years now, we love to have out of town visitors join in the fun and celebrate the season in our lovely city.  Have a warming mug of tea or hot chocolate, or a fortifying glass of wine or beer at the Magic Door before you bundle up and head downtown, then thaw out upon your return by melting in front of the fireplace or soaking in a soothing whirlpool.  We'll provide some complimentary champagne and truffles to enhance your celebration. 

And don't forget New Year's!  It falls on a weekend this year and the Magic Door is providing some extra amenities to help see off the old year and welcome the new!!  Friday night guests will receive a complimentary bottle of champagne in their rooms.  Starting at 6:00 there will be appetizers, wine and beer available in the dining room. Later on, we'll indulge in some decadent desserts and a maybe a midnight toast??  Socialize with your innkeeper and the other guests, head out and about in town, or hibernate in your room.  The only plan is to relax, have fun, and enjoy the evening!!  (without having to drive anywhere or deal with the crowds!)
Saturday morning we will have a later breakfast accompanied by mimosas if you're still in the sipping mode.  Later in the day, if you stay another night, there will be popcorn and a big crock of chili to sustain you through the Bowl games or whatever else you have planned for the start of 2011.  Maybe a hike in the arboretum??   Maybe a long nap??  Cuddle up with your honey and watch a movie??  Whatever you do, The Magic Door is a perfect place spend the Holiday weekend.  Happy New Year!! 
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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/
Nov. 5 & 6th:  Three Links Holiday Harvest Bazaar, Holiday fare and tasty treats, bake sale,
                     lunch, shopping & silent auction.  8am-4pm

Nov 5th:  Convocation:  Michael Armacost, Skinner Memorial Chapel, Carleton,                    
              10:50-11:50am

Nov. 5th:  Artist Reception: Kathy Miller, Art on Water Gallery, 4-9pm

Nov. 5th:  Carey Langer, Contented Cow, 5pm

Nov. 5th:  Goodsell Observatory Open House, Carleton,  7-9pm

Nov 5-6, 12-14, 19-21:  Theater:  The Singer Sisters, Northfield Arts Guild, Fri & Sat
                                  7:30pm, Sun 2pm, $15 adults, $10 students/seniors, call
                                  507-645-8877 for infomation

Nov 5-6, 12-13:  Theater:  Twelve Angry Jurors, Northfield High School, $6 adults, $4
                        students

Nov 5th:  Shoot Lucy, The Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 5th:  Jeff Ray, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 6th:  Bagels and Birds, Riverbend Nature Center, Faribault, enjoy bagels and coffee
              while watching the antics of wildlife.  8:30-9:30am

Nov 6th:  Palestine Fair, celebrate Middle Eastern culture with food, dancing, and educational
              theater.  Speaker:  Mary Davies.  Free and open to public.  First United Church of
              Christ, 1-5pm

Nov 6th:   Ladies Day, wine tasting, jewelry, crafts, gifts, purses and more!  Free.  Castle
              Rock n Roll Bar and Grill, Castle Rock, 1:30-5pm

Nov 6th:   Dance Concert: Fresh Space, Dittmann Center Studio 1, St. Olaf, 2pm

Nov 6th:  Studio Elements One Year Anniversary Party, Refreshments and shopping all day,
             Live music and wine at 4pm

Nov. 6th  Stephen Earl Howard, Hillbilly music for the soul, Contented Cow, 5-7pm,
              then.. from 8-10:30pm: The Counterfactuals

Nov. 6th:  Starry Night Out, River Bend Nature Center, Faribault, 7-8pm

Nov 6th:  Kevin Stanke with Your Friends and Family, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 6th:  Carleton Choir and Carleton Singers Fall Concert, Concert Hall, 8pm

Nov 7th:  Wedding Expo, a gathering of wedding vendors, entertainment, appetizers,
             prizes, cash bar, Grand Event Center, 1-4pm

Nov 7th:  Chinese music Ensemble, Concert Hall, Carleton, 3pm

Nov 7th:  Choral Day Concert, Skoglund Center, St. Olaf, 4pm

Nov 10th:  Film:  The Vanished Empire or City Zero,  Viking Theater, St Olaf, 7pm

Nov 11th:  Film:  Ward No. 6, Viking Theater, St Olaf

Nov 11th:  Mark Mraz, "the piano man", Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov. 11th:  Matt Arthur and Friends, Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 12th:  Hand-Made Sweater Fashion Show, Oolala,

Nov 12th:  Lecture:  Richard Heinberg, how our community can plan together, Northfield
                Ballroom, 6:30pm

Nov 12-14, 18-20:  Theater:  The Hour We Knew Nothing of Each Other, Kelsey Theater,
                            St Olaf,  7:30, Nov 14th: 6pm, Nov 20 2pm

Nov 12th:  Concert:  Early Music Singers and Collegium Musicum, Boe Memorial Chapel,
             7:30pm

Nov 12th:  Dance:  Semaphore, Arena Theater, Carleton, 7:30

Nov 12th:  King Cool, Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 12th:  Carleton College Orchestra, Concert Hall, Carleton, 8pm

Nov 12th:  The Counterfactuals, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 13th:  Northfield Prarie Jamboree,  Northfield Community Resource Center, 1pm,
                $15 general, $30 reserved, benefits NF Senior Center

Nov 13th:  Hmong New Year Celebration, Severance Hall, Carleton, 1pm

Nov 13th:  Band Day Concert, Skoglund Center, St. Olaf, 4pm

Nov 13th:  Carey Langer, 5pm, Big Strong Men, 8-11, Contented Cow

Nov 13th:  Art Vandalay, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 18th:  Talk:  Discovering Families, Viking Theater, St Olaf, 4pm

Nov 18th:  Barb Piper, Contented Cow, 5-7pm

Nov 18th:  Book Release, The Lyceum: Northfield's Oldest Building, Northfield Historical
                Society, 6:30pm

Nov 18th:  Northfield Wine Club, Holiday show, free and open to public, The Grand Event
               Center, 7-9pm

Nov 18th:  Gabe Holmes, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 18th:  Concert:  Percussion Ensemble, Urness Recital Hall, St Olaf, 8:15pm

Nov 19th:  Ole Bazaar, annual arts and crafts bazaar, Buntrock Commons Crossroad,
               St Olaf, 9am-3pm

Nov 19th:  New Moon Trio, Contented Cow, 5-8pm

Nov 19th:  Allison Ray, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 19th:  Concert Jazz, The Lion's Pause, St. Olaf, 8:15pm

Nov 20th:  St Paul Chamber Orchestra, Boe Memorial Chapel, St Olaf, 7:30

Nov 20th:  Spruce Top Review, Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 20th:  Lonesome Dan Kase, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 20th:  Bonnie and the Clydes, Butler's Steak and Ale, 8-11pm

Nov 21st:  Concert Jazz II and III, The Lion's Pause, St. Olaf

Nov 21st:  Concert:  Naknefeler, Christiansen Hall 140, St Olaf, 4:30

Nov 21st:  Handbell Choir, Urness Hall, St Olaf, 8:15pm

Nov. 22nd:  Concert:  Fresh Ink, student compositions, Skifter Hall Studio A, St Olaf, 9:30pm

Nov 24th:  Sasha Mercedes, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 25th:  Matt Arthur and Friends, Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 26th:  Rod Kinny, 5pm, Steven Earl Howard, 8pm, Contented Cow

Nov 26-28:  Christmas in the Country, Thorn Crest Farm, Dundas, 12-4:30pm on Friday,
                  10:30-4:30 on Sat and Sun
                 
Nov 26th:  The Jealous Husbands, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 27th:  Jon Manners, Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Nov 27th:  Marty Anderson and the Goods, Contented Cow, 8-11pm

Nov 28th:  Book Reading, Michelle Hoover, from "The Quickening", Viking Theater,
               St. Olaf, 7pm




 

 


           




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Pamela http://www.bbonline.com/mn/magicdoor/
Aug 5 - 8     Vintage Band Festival!!  25 bands, 100 concerts, 4 days, check the VBF
                   website: VintageBandFestival.org, for complete details

Aug 6 - 7     Dennison Days, 2 day community celebration in our nearby neighboring town,
                   a few minutes south of Northfield, featuring food, libations, and one of the
                   region's favorite bands: The Casablanca Orchestra!

Aug 7          Eighth Annual Tour de Nick, (bike ride), Annual fundraiser for Suicide         
                   Awareness Voices of Education, 10, 20 and 50 mile bike routes, Free
                   and open to the public with a freewill offering, Departs from Mike's Bike
                   Shop at 9am, more info:  www.northfieldbikeclub.org

Aug 7         Vintage Band Festival Dance, $10, Northfield Ballroom, 8:30pm

Every Sat    Riverwalk Market Fair and Farmer's Market, 9am-1pm

Aug 7          Jon Manners, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 6, 8 7, 12, 13, 14      Forever Plaid, Theater, Paradise Center for the Arts, Faribault,
                                      7:30pm, on Aug. 8 matinee at 2pm    

Aug 6, 7, 8, 12, 13 & 14     Romeo and Juliet, Central Park, 7pm

Aug 9 - 15    Dakota County Fair, a full week of festive fair activities just 13 miles north in
                   Farmington!

Every Mon    Bingo! at Castle Rock and Roll in Castle Rock

Every Tues    Acoustic Jam Session, The Contented Cow, 7:30pm

Every Wed    Euchre, at Castle Rock and Roll

Aug 12         Brothers Burn Mountain, The Contented Cow, 5pm

Aug 12         Mr. Sticky,  The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 13         Allyson Road Band, The Contented Cow, 5pm

Aug 13         Joe Meyer, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 14         Outdoor Dance Performance, Bridge Square, 11:15am

Aug 14         Summer Sonnets Poetry Reading, The Contented Cow, 12-2pm

Aug 14         Area 51, voted #1 band of 2009 by the Northfield Guide readers,
                   The Contented Cow, 8pm

Aug 14         Allyson Rae, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 15         Bridge Chamber Music Festival Concert, Urness Recital, St Olaf, 7:30pm

Aug 16 -22   Steele County Fair,  Minnesota's largest county fair, Owatonna (25 mins south
                   of Northfield), more info:  www.scff.org

Aug 17        Bridge Chamber Music Festival Young Artist Recital, Studio A, St Olaf, 2pm

Aug 19        Bridge Chamber Music Festival Concert, Concert Hall, Carleton, 7:30pm

Aug 19        Carey Langer, The Contented Cow, 8pm

Aug 19        Mr. Sticky, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 20       Occasional Jazz, 5pm, Bonnie and the Clydes, 8pm, The Contented Cow
                
                 
Aug 20        Relativity, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 21        Blue Collar BBQ and Arts Fest, Faribault's best block party!, food and fun
                  for the whole family, 10am-11pm

Aug 21        Vintage Baseball, St Olaf, 1pm

Aug 21        Dime-Store Watch, The Contented Cow, 8pm

Aug 21        Norwegian Cowboy, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 22        Bridge Chamber Music Festival Concert, Concert Hall, Carleton, 7:30pm

Aug 26        Women's Equality Day Event, Bridge Square, 6pm

Aug 26        Dolce Woodwind Quintet, 7pm, Adam Svec, 9pm, The Contented Cow

Aug 26        Joe Carey, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 27        Marc Reigel of the Night Crawler's Oldies Sing Along, Butler's Steak and
                   Ale, 8pm

Aug 27        Pine Rival, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm

Aug 28        Outlaw Run, Motorcycle enthusiasts follow the James gang's hoof prints
                   tracking their desperate flee, starts with raid re-enactment, ends with
                   post rally party at the Rueb-n-Stein, $20, departure point: Northfield Historical
                   Society, more info:  northfieldhistory.org

Aug 28        5th Annual 150-mile Motorcycle Benefit Run, $20 per person includes T-shirt,
                   breakfast, food en route and dinner afterwards at Castle Rock and Roll, funds
                   go to Luke Schoenbaurer, a boy who has been fight a rare type of bone cancer,
                   Castle Rock and Roll, Registration 8:30-10:30am with an 11am departure, more
                   info at:  caringbridge.org/visit/lukedavidschoenbauer.

Aug 28        Jumpin' Jehosafats Benefit Concert, traditional jazz, dixieland and gospel
                  music, freewill offering goes to disaster response in Haiti, Northfield United
                  Methodist Church, 7pm

Aug 28       Area 51, The Contented Cow, 8pm

Aug 28       Kevin Stanke and the Million Dollar Mustache, The Tavern Lounge, 8-11pm


 
















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