50th Anniversary:
The Golden Ticket
June 26-28, 2026
Congratulations to Jay Johnson of Cedar Falls, the winner of the Grand Prize in the Sturgis Falls Golden Ticket Drawing.
Jay purchased his winning ticket at the memorabilia booth in Overman Park.
The prize package consisted of a variety of generously donated gifts and certificates valued at approximately $1000.00.
Thank you to everyone who participated in our candy bar sales and took a chance on winning the golden ticket. All proceeds will help support the Kidsway Experience.
We hope you had a wonderful time celebrating 50 years of Sturgis Falls!
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Gary Kelley posters
Are now available at the Community Mainstreet Office
- The Gary Kelley Quad poster
- Size: 11 inches X 17 inches
- Price: $20.00
Features prints from Celebrate Liberty (1986), Silver Celebration (2000), No Place Like Home (2015) and The Golden Ticket (2026).
- Golden Ticket Artwork poster
- Size: 16 inches X 20 inches
- Price: $30.00
The Gary Kelley Golden Ticket Artwork
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Enjoyed by thousands
Here’s what people are saying about Sturgis Falls:
Posted on Google Gloria SmithTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Amazing to say the least. So much to say about this town and the friendliness of the people. It’s in my DNA. All of my grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles, cousins and childhood memories remain here, many have passed way. I was born and raised here and still consider it home, though I have been gone since 1977. We go back every year for Sturgis Falls.Posted on Google Timothy SprengelerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. In the 1980's and '90's, Sturgis Falls Celebration was little more than an afterthought to me, coming on the heels of the then-larger My Waterloo Days. My Waterloo Days has declined from what it once was, but Sturgis has remained strong, and if anything, has gotten better. I rediscovered Sturgis in 2005 and have attended regularly since then. The parade is a lot of fun to watch, and they have a great variety of live music on several stages. I especially like the more relaxed atmosphere of the Overman Park venue, and the shade is really nice when the weather gets hot. This year they moved the former Gateway stage to Main Street, and I thought that worked well. I was also glad to see the car shows return for 2 years in a row after about a 6-year hiatus. If they are not going to have a stage at Gateway Park anymore, might I suggest moving the car show to that space to bring it closer to the other activities? It is great that admission is free, but prepare to spend a lot on food if you go for the whole weekend!
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