The Museum Represented at Nordic Fest 2024

The Museum Represented at Nordic Fest 2024

Posted: August 2, 2024

Two girls in costumes sit in a covered wagon parade float with baskets and utensils hanging overhead.

The Laura Ingalls Wilder Park & Museum was proud to have Little Miss Laura 2024, Rose Otto, along with Prairie Girl Aria Yoder, represent the museum at the annual Nordic Fest parade in Decorah, Iowa.

The pair helped showcase the museum’s mission and celebrated Laura Ingalls Wilder’s legacy with the community, engaging parade-goers of all ages. Their participation highlights the important role our Little Miss Laura and Prairie Girls ambassadors play in connecting people to history while promoting the museum at local events.

A big thank-you to Rose, Aria, and all volunteers who helped make the museum’s presence at Nordic Fest a memorable one!

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