Lindsborg celebrates the rich heritage of its humble Swedish beginnings with a year long calendar of events. Founded in 1869, poor Swedish farmers migrated to the present town site that reminded them of their homeland. The Lutheran faith is apparent today with the presence of Bethany College, a strong community partner. You can experience the Wild Dala Horse Tour, on a stroll through our quaint downtown. A variety of shops specializing in Swedish foods, crafts, and imports are sprinkled throughout the business district. To those wishing to spend some extra time in town, our overnight accommodations are charming as well.
There are over 60 
practicing artists in the community. Galleries and studios, the most famous of which, the Sandzen Gallery, can be found amid well maintained neighborhoods. These artists are always happy to open their doors to a preview of their work. Come see us -- Lindsborg, Little Sweden USA
- Bethany College
- Charming Swedish Downtown
- Coronado Heights Lookout
- International Chess Institute
- Old Mill Museum & Swedish Pavilion
- Red Barn Studio
- Sandzen Gallery
- Smoky Hill Bison Ranch
- Valkommen Scenic Trail
- Wild Dala Horses
- Messiah Festival - March
- Lindsborg Area Artists Open House - April
- Millfest - 1st weekend of May
- Midsummer's Festival - 3rd weekend of June
- Old Fashioned 4th of July
- Smoky Valley Classic Car Show - 1st weekend in August
- Svensk Hyllningsfest - 2nd weekend in October (odd years only)
- Bethany College Homecoming - 2nd weekend in October
- Heritage Christmas at the Old Mill Museum - First two Saturdays in December
- St. Lucia's Festival - 2nd Saturday in December
Founded in 1869
Population: 3,370
CVB - 104 E. Lincoln, P.O. Box 70
Lindsborg, Kansas 67456-0070
785-227-3706
Toll-free: 888-227-2227
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