WELCOME TO THE ANNUAL CZECH DAYS IN TABOR

147 years of Tabor 1872-2019

The two words are synonymous with fun, music entertainment, dancing and traditional Czech foods. The celebration has kept alive the heritage of the early founders of the little South Dakota community who came to Tabor from Czechoslovakia as early as 1869.

What started out to be a small community celebration has grown into an attraction that draws literally thousands of people each year. The little town of 400 people and the surrounding rural community has attracted as many as 10,000 people to Czech Days, its ethnic celebration.

NEWS

TABOR, SD --  The Tabor Czech Days Chairmen and Committee members met recently to discuss plans for the 72nd Tabor Czech Days Celebration and can report that the celebration is still on.  They will continue to closely monitor all local, state and federal guidelines regarding COVID-19.

Given the rapidly change in nature of this situation, no decisions have been made regarding the 72nd celebration.  At this time, the celebration is still scheduled for June 18, 19 and 20, 2020 and are committed to keeping you informed as time passes.  Another meeting is scheduled for April 20th to evaluate the current climate and a more definite decision will be made at that time.

Committee members say the safety of visitors and community members is of utmost importance and take this situation seriously.  The Czech Days Chairmen and Committee members care deeply about the celebration, its rich history and the joy it brings to thousands each year.  Updates will be posted on the Tabor Czech Days Facebook page and on the website, www.taborczechdays.com

Regardless of the impact of COVID-19 on the celebration of Tabor Czech Days, the Countdown to Czech Days Calendar drawings will proceed as normal with drawings beginning April 1st and concluding on June 20th.  To purchase a Countdown to Czech Days Calendar, please mail $20 to Tabor Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 21, Tabor, SD 57063.