HOLIDAY PARTY, Saturday, November 28th
The Palmer House lobby will be host to several vendors with a variety of gift giving ideas!
- New books, both fun and educational, will be available for cash and carry.
- Hand made jewelry in a variety of styles. Beautiful pieces from two local artists with a large assortment to choose from.
- A variety of gift ideas will be available
- Baked Goods
- Skin Care Consultant
- More vendors pending!
LIVE MUSIC with Beaner Wiese - coming soon!
Beaner Wiese, live at The Palmer House beginning at 9:00pm! Stay tuned!
NEW $5 LUNCH FEATURE!
We are proud to present new lunch features! Monday - Friday, 11 am - 2 pm, $5.00.
Additional features will be available during lunch and dinner every day of the week!
NEW HAPPY HOUR!
Join us for “Happy Hour” daily, from 3:00-6:00 pm, for ½ price appetizers and tap beer & wine discounts.
A successful PARANORMAL CONFERENCE!
The first ever paranormal conference was held at The Palmer House January 18-20, 2008. Hosts of the conference was Darkness On The Edge Of Town, www.darknessevents.com. Seminars included 2 television celebrites, Chris Fleming and Patrick Burns and Darkness Radio host Dave Schrader. Many other professionals from the paranormal field were here as well to help answer the hard questions.
The Palmer House Haunt has investigation reviews and evidence.
2010 ALL SCHOOL REUNION- Sauk Centre, Minnesota
August 12 - 15, 2010
Reserve your lodging at The Palmer House Hotel!
Paranormal books available for purchase at The Palmer House
"The Nearly Departed"
by Michael Norman
$18.00
Stories about haunted places with a full chapter on The Palmer House
"The Other Side"
by (my friends) Marley Gibson, Patrick Burns and Dave Schrader
$11.75
Ever wanted to learn about ghost hunting and the paranormal? This is the book for you! These three authors came to The Palmer House to write this book and included us in the dedication.
"MN Road Guide to Haunted Locations"
by Chad Lewis and Terry Fisk
$16.00
Haunted locations throughout MN with a chapter on The Palmer House
The Palmer House has been recently featured on KSAX television,
KCLD radio, the Senior Perspective and St. Cloud
Times, as well as the World Poker Tour Magazine.
We have been featured in Minnesota Monthly, Public Television
(story below) as well as many books on haunted locations. Some
of the books for sale at The Palmer House, as well as Sinclair
Lewis’ works.
Enjoy the Wesley™
Piano in The Palmer House Hotel lobby. Manufactured
by Radenbush & Sons, Saint Paul, this fine old piano sits
right next to a cabinet full of old Q.R.S., MelODee, and Blue
Bird Ballads word and music rolls.
Sauk Centre will be one of several Minnesota locations featured
in the new public television series Simple Living with Wanda
Urbanska.
Simple Living is described as an offbeat, humorous and sometimes
wacky show. Urbanska and her writer/director husband Frank Levering
offer easy-to-follow antidotes to modern ways. The couple tackles
lifestyle issues around questions of environmental stewardship,
thoughtful consumption, community involvement and financial
responsibility.
According to Levering, Sauk Centre is featured for four minutes,
15 seconds of the 27-minute telecast. Levering said the crew
shot footage of Main Street, and interviewed Herald publisher
Dave Simpkins and his wife, Linda Simpkins. The crew also interviewed
Roberta Olson at the Sinclair Lewis boyhood home.
Levering said Sauk Centre was the ideal choice for a story
on small town living and how it pertains to the show’s
premise of living a simple life. He said Sinclair Lewis’
take on small town life in Main Street differs from the way
people view it today.
“We think the perception of small town living has changed
dramatically,” Levering said. “Nowadays there is
a very positive image of living in a small town.”
The filming took place about a year ago, Levering said.
“It was a cold day, but we had a wonderful time in Sauk
Centre,” he said.
Levering said the show will air in 70 percent of households
nationwide.
“It will be very widely seen by thousands of people,”
he said.
Urbanska and Levering challenge viewers to make simple changes
in their own lives that address big-picture social concerns.
The pair have written a guide to moving to a small town. They
both halted fast-paced careers in Los Angeles to move to Urbanska’s
hometown of Mount Airy, NC.
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