New Ulm has successfully 'opened' it's shopping season and this Friday eve, join us downtown as we trip the light fantastic with a spectacular parade of over 30 lighted floats! Don't get gobbled up by the holidays this year: Sure we are a GREAT village for shopping, but remember to carve time for yourself, it will make you better for everyone else as the 'hectivities' begin! The only leftovers we will serve this weekend at The Bohemian will be an extra days stay at half off! Room pricing begins at $89.00 up to $199.00 with half off applied to second nights stay. Leftover change in your pocket while holiday visiting? Sure beats another turkey sandwich!

On Thin Ice

Fun to see what guests are up to on their visits. One always takes home fond memories and a good time after a trip to New Ulm. This family took home medals! Congrats also to the New Ulm Figure Skating Club who hosted another great skating competition for the midwest region!

CD Release Party

Nov. 22 Dick Kimmel and Adam Granger, CD Release Concert and Party (3-5 p.m. CD signing and open house, Performance at 8:00 p.m.) at the Rhein River Arts Center, 208 N. Minnesota

Open One Last Weekend

At least for a Diva Extravaganza's Cocktail Cruise and great buys, prizes and fun for the infamous shopping Opener in New Ulm! Brought to you by Eat Stay Play, The Bohemian is the perfect spot to settle in with your favorite group of girlfriends. Last weekend was filled with laughs, roses, tango and chocolate. This weekend brings a ticket to ride and enjoy New Ulm's hot spots and quaint pubs in a guided bus ending at the Holiday Inn with a DJ and the opener frivolity! Sat brings a new step to the party: Artscape, local artists will exhibit and market their unique work and one of a kind art thoughtout town with a party at the Larkspur Market with artists, musicians and appetizers. A silent and live auction with a shoe collection not to be missed will raise money for the Red Boa Scholarship Fund for entrepreneurial women. So visit for the last of the Opener, but don't forget New Ulm, not up North, and open all year long!