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The fourth weekend of July

More than 18 years of tradition with a whole community coming to celebrate all the prairies stand for with thousands in attendance. In addition to the music that happens across three stages, we have food trucks, artisans, pancake breakfasts, a car show, children’s activities and much more.

The Gateway Festival takes place on the fourth weekend of July.

Photo: Chris Graham, gatewayfestival.com

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