Marshall Parks and Recreation hosts Christmas in July celebration
Marshall Parks hosts Father's Day Tee Time with Dad event
Christmas in July is not your typical Christmas celebration. This is a family arts and crafts event with outdoor activities to enjoy. Sleighs and trees are replaced with hayrides, bounce houses, and water slides. Food trucks and vendors will provide food and more.
Juneteenth festivities in Marshall feature historical tribute
Bring a towel and swimwear to the Marshall City Arena on July 19 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. to experience Christmas months early.
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