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About Czech Days
Beseda Dancers
Kolaches For Sale
Calendars for Sale
TABOR BESEDA DANCERS
238 MEMBERS DANCING EACH NIGHT
Since 1948
The traditional Czech dance, "The Beseda," is performed by 238 dancers in Sokol Park, young and old alike. The dancers dress in their colorful Czech costumes which their relatives in the Czech Republic and Slovakia might dress in. The Beseda Dancers were honored in 1999 during the two day celebration.
Eight couples organized the first Beseda dancers in 1936. Members of the first group were Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Szymanski, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Cacek, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soukup, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schuch.
Kolaches For Sale
The sweet pastry with assorted fillings are available for sale by the dozen or individually with a meal in the Beseda Hall and Legion Hall. People of Tabor and surrounding areas bake and bake to provide enough kolaches for the demand of visitors.
To buy kolaches by the dozen, plan to go to the Beseda Hall early as they are only sold during the day Friday and Saturday.
To learn how to bake kolaches, get some tips from professionals or just see the work involved, the kolache baking demonstrations on Friday or Saturday of Czech Days in the Community Center are a must see!
Click here to get the kolache recipe used in the Tabor Czech Days baking demonstration!
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In case of bad weather, seek shelter in one of the following locations.
Storm Shelter Locations:
Beseda Hall, 135 N. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063
Tabor Elementary School, 227 N. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063
Tabor Community Center, 138 N. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063
Tabor Fire Hall, 122 S. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063
Tabor Legion Hall, 145 N. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063
Tabor Ambulance Shed, 133 S. Lidice St., Tabor, SD 57063