Chum, a nonprofit organization, announced that their annual Rhubarb festival will be moving locations this year. The organization previously held the festival at venues in the eastern part of Duluth. This year, they have decided to bring their Rhubarb pies to people in the West at Asbury United Methodist Church.
Highlights
- On Monday, the relocation of the 2025 Rhubarb Festival to West Duluth was announced.
- It is an annual community and fundraising event organized by Chum, a nonprofit organization.
- The festival will take place on June 28, 2025, at Asbury United Methodist Church.
New Location Announced for Chum Rhubarb Festival 2025
The 20th annual Chum Rhubarb Festival will be returning this year in June. It is now announced that this year’s festival will not take place at First Lutheran Church and Holy Rosary School. The festival is set to move location. This time, it will take place in West Duluth.
One of Chum’s volunteer and event coordinators revealed that the organization is aiming to extend its services throughout this 26-mile-long city. John Cole, Executive Director at Chum, has anticipated 3000 or more participants this year based on the growth in previous years. Asbury United Methodist Church will be a perfect location for them to accommodate people for rhubarb pies, jams, other eatables and beverages, music, and kids’ activities.
Rhubarb Festival Details
For the last two decades, the Rhubarb Festival has attracted people for its delicious pies, jams, breads, and more. Live music, games, crafts, and other entertainment events add life to the whole festival. Entry to the festival is free, but people might have to pay for the food.
- Venue: Asbury United Methodist Church, 6822 Grand Ave, Duluth
- Date: Saturday, June 28, 2025
- Time: 10 am – 3 pm
What is Chum and How Do They Serve the Community?
Chum is a non-profit organization that works for the community in Duluth, Minnesota. The organization deals with homelessness, stabilization services, housing and food distribution services, and congregational outreach.
People can lend their hand in supporting the organization to deal with these community issues by volunteering and donating. Founded in 1973, Chum is a ray of hope and dignity for the low-income residents of Duluth, where they can find food and shelter in need.
Chum helps and serves the community, which matches the mission statement of Asbury United Methodist Church. The pastor at the Church believes that this festival is no less than a service and blessing for people to come and feel welcomed. The funds from this event will aid in the operations of Chum.
