KIWANIS PANCAKE DAY
An annual event held every February sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club.
DINNER & DANCE FOR RELAY FOR LIFE
April 12, 2008
The Relay for Life team invites you to the Sac County Fairgrounds for an evening out and a benefit for an important cause. For more information or to purchase tickets contact Jeani Green at 712-662-4218 or greenrealestate@prairieinet.net
FIREMAN´S EASTER EGG HUNT
March 22, 2008
Sponsored by the volunteer fire department as a treat for the area children held annually on the Saturday of Easter weekend.
CITY-WIDE GARAGE SALE
April 26, 2008
Sac City's only City-wide garage sale. For registration or more information contact Chamber-Main Street at 712-662-7316 or saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
KIWANIS KITE TOURNAMENT
May 4, 2008
The oldest annual kite tournament in the world (since 1925) for children and adults held every spring.
MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION
May 26, 2008
An annual event recognizing the Veterans of Foreign Wars and emphasizing patriotism.
SUMMER CAMP
June 10-12, 2008 (5-7 year olds)
June 17-19, 2008 (5-7 year olds)
June 24-26, 2008 (5-7 year olds)
July 8-10, 2008 (8-10 year olds)
July 15-17, 2008 (8-10 year olds)
July 22-25, 2008 (11-13 year olds)
The Sac County Conservation sponsors this camp for youth at Hagge Park just south of Sac City. For more information contact the Sac County Conservation at 712-662-4530 or saccocon@longlines.com
SAC COUNTY MOONLIGHT BIKE RIDE
July 11, 2008
A 1-day biking adventure where Sac County residents show their hospitality to visitors and local riders. This annual event highlights the Sauk Rail Trail that starts in Lake View. For more information contact the Sac County Conservation at saccocon@longlines.com Reservation Required.
CHAUTAUQUA DAYS
July 4-6, 2008
Held on the 4th of July weekend, features performances in the historical Chautauqua Building, athletic events, a parade, fireworks and car show. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
SAC COUNTY FAIR
July 24-27, 2008
Held late summer, provides entertainment for both young and old. Complete with carnival rides and grandstand entertainment this annual event also provides an avenue for special projects and livestock judging. For more information contact Lisa Paysen at 712-662-7188 or 712-664-2967.
CHAMBER-MAIN STREET GOLF OUTING
August 4, 2008
Chamber-Main Street members look forward to this annual event. The golf outing is a great treat for employees and spouses. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at 712-662-7316 or saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
BAR-B-QUE FESTIVAL
August 23, 200
Join us for a day of grilling and enjoy the music while you taste the great bar-b-que samples from area "chefs". Held at the historic Chautauqua Building this is an event for the entire family. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at 712-662-7316 or saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
PORKTOBERFEST
October 2, 2008
One of the biggest local events sponsored by local businesses every October. Attendees look forward to food, entertainment and activities for all ages. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
SAC COUNTY CONSERVATION NIGHT HIKE
October 18-19, 2008
This annual hike takes place at Hagge Park and features a hike along the trails and an opportunity to learn more about conservation and an appreciation for wildlife. For more information contact Sac County Conservation at saccocon@longlines.com. Reservations Required.
SAC CITY CHILI COOK-OFF
October 25, 2008
Another event for the area "chefs". Participants can bring their ingredients and cook on-site for this culinary event. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at 712-662-7316 or saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
CHRISTMAS PARADE
December 11, 2008
A Lighted Christmas parade to celebrate the holiday season, featuring lighted entries and fireworks. For more information contact Chamber-Main Street at saccitymainstreet@prairieinet.net
CHAUTAUQUA SINGERS
December 13, 2008
Area vocal performers join together to put on a holiday concert that is the perfect way to inspire you for the holiday season. For more information contact Barb Bloes at 712-662-7817
STROLLING STRINGS
The perfect way to celebrate the Holiday Season. Students from the "All Strings Attached Studio" perform in downtown businesses followed by a performance and a gathering at The Hub on Fifth. Join your friends for a taste of the holiday season in downtown. Don't forget to take a ride on the carriage around downtown!
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Where to play in Sac City
A new Aquatic Center, playgrounds, and tennis courts, a community recreation center with swimming, basketball, racquetball, aerobics, and volleyball, baseball and softball fields, a 9 hole golf course, hiking trails, and picnic areas provide social and recreational activities for all!!
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Hours
Monday through Saturday: 1:00-8:30 Open Swimming Including Holidays
Sundays: 1:30-8:30 Open Swimming
Sac Aquatic Center Admission Prices
Daily
Children under 2: Free
Child (2-12 years of age): $3.50
Adult: $4.50
Adult with Child under 6: $5.00
Punch Pass (19 punches): $55.00
Season Passes
Single Resident: $64.00
Family Resident: $130.00
Single Nonresident: $94.00
Family Nonresident: $160.00
Projected opening date: May 27, 2006
Projected closing date: August 22, 2006 (Weekends though Labor Day possible depending on weather and guard availability)
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Local Activities
Sac City Recreation Council provides golf, tennis, archery, arts and crafts, swimming lessons, and flag twirling. The summer swim team is active, competitive, and winners of several Iowa West Swimming Conference titles. The Council’s baseball program begins with T-ball and extends through Little League age level. There are several regulation ball diamonds. Sac City has been called the Little League Capitol of the World.
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Other activities include an excellent series of snowmobile trails in the area including Sauk Rail Trail and canoeing on the Raccoon River providing a real challenge and a way to enjoy one of the most scenic river corridors in Iowa.
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Area Camping Facilities
Black Hawk Lake and State Park (10 miles) offers boating, fishing, skiing, jet skiing, beach activities, swimming, rental cabins, camping, many summer and winter activities, and the historical stone piers. It is adjacent to Arrowhead Lake State Park. Storm Lake (25 miles) and Twin Lakes (18 miles) also offer a realm of water related activities.
Hagge Park (3 miles), Grant Park (15 miles), and Reiff Park (9 miles) are all equipped with trails, camping, playgrounds, fishing, and picnic areas. Sac Country club is a 9 hole golf course in beautiful natural surroundings.
Area Activities
Sac County has numerous county museums, antique and craft shops, dining establishments, and many public hunting areas. Group tours of Sac City attractions are also available, as is information on all of the above, through the Chamber-Main Street office in Sac City. Call 712-662-7316.
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