It’s time to celebrate! Our annual Best of Woodbury edition is one of our favorites. Kick off July with recommendations from our readers themselves
In March, the Woodbury Area Chamber of Commerce’s popular Community Expo featured more than 175 local businesses, plus food vendors, music and dance, Tae Kwon Do, the 3M Science Wizards and a Woodbury Police vs. Fire Minute to Win It Challenge.
In February, the Rotary Club of Woodbury hosted its annual gala to raise funds for various community initiatives. The evening at Royal Golf Club included food, drinks, music from the Lake String Quartet and comedy from John DeBoer.
With a wide range of outdoor patios throughout Woodbury—from bars and grills to bakeries, cafés and restaurants—there’s no reason to dine indoors.
This photo by 12-year-old Sam Karnuth took third place in the Activities & Events category of our 2018 Focus on Woodbury photo contest.
Woodbury hosts its annual fireworks display the night of the holiday at HealthEast Sports Center.
X-Golf offers 5,500 square feet of fun, including simulators where guests can play (virtually) the world’s top courses, always in perfect weather.
Woodbury neighbors, you voted in high numbers for this year’s Best Place for Kids’ Activities, and the Woodbury Parks & Recreation department was far and away your favorite.
A finalist in our Best Doggy Daycare/Kennel category, Paws Unleashed, offers daycare, boarding and other services to Woodbury dogs.
Want to try some floral DIY? Sweet Pea’s Floral owner Tara Carlson talks us through the best way to arrange flowers at home
Patina is your favorite spot in Woodbury for picking up a gift—birthdays, graduations, or just-because.
We asked the experts at Woodbury YMCA to share their tips for keeping your whole family healthy—and safe—in the sun this summer.
Roxanne Potter of Pomegranate Designs offers tips and tricks to help even the most inexperienced DIY-er make impactful and eye-catching design decisions.
Ready for some new blooms? Visit Whispering Gardens, Woodbury's best nursery/garden center two years running.
O’Malley’s Irish Pub has plenty of fans on the world wide web. But you don’t have to take our word for it—here’s what a few of them had to say.
Sheletta Brundidge of Two Haute Mamas shares how a good book and few friends can make a big impact.
Beyond Words Co. allows people to send care- and healing-themed care packages to loved ones who are experiencing loss or grief.
Woodbury's Pet Evolution strives to be a community resource.
City of Woodbury communications specialist Emma Sroda helps put the spotlight on Woodbury.
Milk & Honey Missions, a Woodbury-based nonprofit organization, began with one church trip to an orphanage in Villa San Antonio, Honduras in the 1990s.
According to Emily Rogalski, professor of cognitive neurology at Northwestern, a “super ager” has a “unique personality profile, highlighting optimism, resilience and perseverance as well as [an] active lifestyle.”
A 2018 novel from Susan Orleans tells the story of a true Los Angeles library fire.
You need a plan for both exercise and nutrition. Write it out today and get started this week.
Woodbury expert answers your pet questions.
As part of its efforts to preserve the historic Miller Barn, one of the last tactile vestiges of Woodbury’s farming history, the Woodbury Heritage Society’s Save the Miller Barn committee hosts its second annual dîner en blanc.
We celebrate the winners of our 2019 Best of Woodbury readers’ choice survey, and celebrate how wonderful it is to watch our neighborhoods, business communities and local amenities grow.
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