Woodbury Days 2025: Everything You Need to Know
Woodbury Days, one of the east metro’s most beloved summer traditions, returns to Ojibway Park from Friday, August 22 through Sunday, August 24, 2025. This three-day festival is packed with entertainment, food, family activities, and community pride, making it a can’t-miss event for anyone in the Twin Cities.
A Full Weekend of Entertainment
Throughout the festival, visitors can enjoy live music, community performances, and family-friendly acts at the bandshell and throughout the park. Friday and Saturday evenings bring headlining concerts, while Saturday night ends with a spectacular fireworks display that lights up the Woodbury sky.
The Grande Parade
On Sunday morning, the tradition continues with the Woodbury Days Grande Parade. Floats, marching bands, and community groups travel along a 1.5-mile route ending at Woodbury High School. It’s one of the highlights of the weekend, drawing thousands of spectators.
Food, Rides & Local Fun
The Taste of Woodbury showcases more than 20 local food vendors offering everything from festival favorites to neighborhood specialties. Families can take part in carnival rides, children’s games, crafts, log rolling, and even coin hunts. There’s also a car show, talent showcase, and plenty of activities for all ages.
Connecting the Community
Over 100 businesses and organizations participate in the Business Fair, providing giveaways, activities, and opportunities to connect with the people who make Woodbury thrive. Nonprofits and city departments also engage with residents, making it a true community event.
Admission & Parking
Admission to Ojibway Park is free, though food and rides require tickets or a small fee. For added perks, attendees can purchase a Woodbury Days Button — $5 in advance or $6 at the gate — which includes discounts, prize entries, and exclusive access. Parking is free at Woodbury High School and nearby neighborhoods, with accessible spots available.
Why Attend?
Woodbury Days is more than just a festival — it’s a celebration of community. Whether you’re there for the fireworks, the food, the rides, or simply to spend a summer day with friends and neighbors, there’s something for everyone.
If you’re thinking about moving to Woodbury or the east metro, this event is the perfect way to see the heart of the community in action.
Looking for more Minnesota events and local insights? I’m Darin the Minnesotan, your favorite Twin Cities Realtor. Reach out anytime if you’re considering buying or selling a home in the east metro — I’d love to help you find your place in the community.
