Have you ever wandered through a corn maze? Right here, in front of you, is Sever’s Festivals, Minnesota’s home for family fun since 1997. The brainchild of Sever Peterson III and his wife, Sharon, Sever’s started with a simple idea: a corn maze, inspired by the hedge mazes of Europe. The Peterson family, rooted in the rich farmland of Shakopee since 1890, decided to pioneer the corn maze trend in the United States, and the rest, as they say, is history. Sever’s Fall Festival grew from a single corn maze to a sprawling, 100-acre haven of family-friendly fun, featuring everything from jumping pillows and zip lines to petting zoos and live music. It’s more than just a festival; it’s a celebration of Minnesota agriculture and a testament to the enduring spirit of a family who dared to dream big. Today, Sever’s Festivals draws in thousands of visitors each year, a testament to the Peterson’s vision and a reminder that even in the heart of the Midwest, unforgettable experiences can bloom from a few humble stalks of corn.
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