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Check out what's happening in the community this month! Have something to add? Please contact our office and we'll be happy to include it (events must be public to be included). Happy holidays!

SHELLY, MN—Shelly Days 2023 was another great success! The volunteers that organized the event were pleased with the weather, the turnout and the lineup of successful events. There was a parade and lots more Saturday. One of the big events was the “Water Wars,” pitting the fire departments from Shelly, Halstad and Hendrum against each other. Shelly Days also featured lawnmower races, bingo, a cash raffle and gun raffle, a pulled pork dinner and street dance and karaoke on Saturday. Then on Sunday, there was a community worship service at 11am at the City Park, followed by lunch from Noon to 2pm.

Make plans to attend our annual Shelly Days! More details coming soon but expect fun activities like a parade, food cookouts in the park, street dance and more!

The City of Shelly Public Works Department will be picking up branches, leaves and other brush. Please place items on the berm for pickup by June 5th.

A pop-up vet clinic is coming to Nielsville on Wednesday, May 31st from 5-7 p.m. Pets can receive vaccinations and check ups which are beneficial to all pets and residents in communities. The clinic will be held at the fire hall.

The Public Works department will once again be hosting a city-wide spring clean up. Please have items household items on the berm before May 23rd. Thanks for your cooperation!

Many community volunteers are once again planning the exciting events and activities around the annual Shelly Days celebration. Stay tuned here for more announcements and ways to get involved. See you in Shelly!

The City of Shelly City Council is contracting with a local company, Compass Business Consulting, to build our new website. By integrating content for residents, visitors and to fulfill the needs of city government, the website will be a tool for many. The consultant began the website process by first working through a strategy session around a new city logo. The previously used logo, while a strong symbol in the community, was not easy to use in many applications. The council wanted to build a strong new logo that inhibits the history and culture of the community while portraying the community as welcoming and inviting to new residents and visitors. We look forwarding to launching the website by mid-March with a community reveal of the logo and website for all to see.