Ferdinand Heimatfest canceled due to pandemic
May 5, 2020From Local Sources
FERDINAND — The 25th annual Ferdinand Heimatfest, which was planned for June 19-20, is canceled due to COVID-19.
According to the fest's website, organizers canceled following Gov. Eric Holcomb's announcement of the five-phase plan to reopen the state. According to the plan, large events such as festivals like the Heimatfest must remain closed until July 4.
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