PELLA —
The Pella Convention and Visitors Bureau would like to invite you to “Double Your Days in our Dutch Village” this spring.
If tulips are your main interest, a visit to Pella should be planned within the next few weeks.
As you may have guessed, the spring warmth has persuaded the colors to arrive early this year. If your camera has been anxiously waiting for Pella tulip photo opts, early April is the time to pack that camera and journey to Pella!
This year, one Pella visit just won’t be enough.
Pella will “celebrate the blooming of the tulips” within the next few weeks and then “celebrate our heritage” during the 77th Annual Tulip Festival May 3-5.
The festival offers performances, parades, Dutch foods, Dutch dancers, Dutch costumes and so much more.
For more information visit the Pella Tulip Festival website at www.pellatuliptime.com or, the Pella Chamber Convention and Visitors Bureau at (641) 628-2626 www.pella.org.
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