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N23 (Lower Grandstand), S23 Dan Patch Police & Substation ............................. I25 & U25, indicated by on map 3rd Lair SkatePark ...................................................Q8 Murphy (The X-Zone) (Visitors Plaza), L31 Judson (Coliseum), J23 (West End Gate) Pre-Order Ride & ............................... I26 & T22, indicated by on map 4-H Building .................................................................................... V18 Cosgrove Swine Barn ......................................................................................... F31 Stevens Game Ticket Pick Up Agriculture Horticulture Building .............................................. T28 Cooper Talent Contest ............................. U26 Cosgrove (Leinie Lodge Bandshell) Smoking – Designated Areas ................................. indicated by on map ® AgStar Arena ...................................................................................... F29 Judson sponsored by JACK’S Pizza Stroller & Wagon Rental ..........................................indicated by on map Aisle of Breeds .......................................................... I29 Judson (Horse Barn) Talent Contest – County Fairs ..... U17 Family Fair Stage (Baldwin Park) Taxi Drop Off & Pick Up ..............................................O33 Como (Loop Gate) All-Star Stunt Dogs Splash ........................ T13 Cooper (The North Woods) Timberworks Lumberjack Show ............ T13 Cooper (The North Woods) Transit Hub ....................................................................................................... H22 Alphabet Forest ............................................... U18 Cosgrove (Baldwin Park) University of Minnesota ............................................................ S24 Dan Patch Trolley Routes .................................................. indicated by on map Arch (Historic Streetcar Arch) ...................... J24 Liggett (West End Gate) The Veranda .......................................................................... M23 (Grandstand) UPS Store ........................................................ S23 Dan Patch (Visitors Plaza) Arts A’Fair ..................................... H24 West Dan Patch (West End Market), West Barn ............................................................................................ E30 Judson Visitors Plaza ................................................................................ S23 Dan Patch V21 Cosgrove (Cosgrove Stage) West End Market .............................................................. G23 West Dan Patch Wi-Fi Hotspot .................................................... K24, indicated by on map Baa Booth .................................................................. L29 Judson (Sheep Barn) The X-Zone .......................................................................................... Q8 Murphy West End Gate ..................................................................................................... I23 Baldwin Park ............................................. U17 between Cooper & Cosgrove Yarnbomb (# TheGreatMNKnitTogether) ....... M25 (Grandstand Ramp) Wheelchair & Electric Scooter Rental ................indicated by on map Butterfly House ........................................................................... R23 Dan Patch n ENTERTAINMENT STAGES n MEDIA Cattle Barn/Annex .............................................................................. I31 Judson Christensen Farms Stage at CHS Miracle of Birth Center .... N31 Judson Assn. of MN Public Educational Radio Stations .... V21 (Education Bldg.) CHS Miracle of Birth Center .......................................................... N31 Judson Cosgrove Stage ................. V21 Cosgrove (outside of Education Building) KARE TV (NBC Channel 11) ............................................................... P29 Nelson Coliseum – Lee & Rose Warner Coliseum ................................. L31 Judson Dan Patch Park Stage ................................................... L26 (Dan Patch Park) KDWB Radio (101.3 FM) ................................................ M25 (Dan Patch Park) The Common Table: Minnesota Eats ............ T29 Cooper (Ag Hort Bldg.) The DIRT Demo Stage ...... T28 Cooper (Agriculture Horticulture Bldg.) KEEY Radio (K102 FM) ...................................................................... O26 Nelson Creative Activities Building & Annex ..................................... V23 Cosgrove Family Fair Stage ............................................................... U17 (Baldwin Park) KFAN Radio (100.3 FM) .................................................................................... N25 sponsored by Green Mill Restaurant Dairy Building .................................................................................... R31 Judson KKMS Radio (980 AM) .............................................................. R10 Underwood Dan Patch Park ................................................................................................. L26 Festival of Nations Demo Stage ........ U31 Judson (International Bazaar) KLCI Radio (BOB FM/HD) ................................................................ K30 Judson Department of Natural Resources (DNR Building) .............. O28 Carnes The Garden Stage ............................................ S24 Dan Patch (The Garden) KMNB Radio (BUZ’N 102.9 FM) ..................................................... V21 Cosgrove sponsored by Treasure Island Resort & Casino Driven to Discover (University of Minnesota) .................... U21 Cosgrove KMOJ Radio (89.9 FM) ..................................................................... M29 Clough Eco Experience ............................................ V14 Randall (Progress Center) Grandstand Stage ................................................................ N23 (Grandstand) KMSP TV (FOX Channel 9) ................................................................. P25 Nelson Grandstand Concert Series sponsored by Sleep Number Education Building ...................................................................... V21 Cosgrove KQRS Radio (KQ92 FM) ..................................................................... T12 Cooper EquiMania!™ ..........................................................
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