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SENIORS DAY RIDESHARE SERVICES DROP�OFF & PICK�UP: Special Deals on Select Merchandise HOURS of OPERATION Aug Minneapolis Southwest, Prior Lake Prior Southwest, Minneapolis .......................................: : : p.m. p.m. : : .......................................: Mayo PK *American Sign Language interpreted Language Sign *American Marching today: Cretin-Derham Hall, Eden Prairie, Prairie, Eden Hall, Cretin-Derham today: Marching Lumberack Show ............noon : p.m. : ............noon Show Lumberack Music Legends ........... : : a.m. p.m. a.m. : : ........... Legends Music County Fair Talent Contest ...................... p.m. ...................... Contest Talent Fair County Timberworks PARADE ...................................................................................... p.m. ...................................................................................... Jim Berners Jim Monster Shop Bumpn ................. : p.m. : ................. Bumpn Shop Monster Dogs Splash ....................... a.m. : p.m. : a.m. ....................... Splash Dogs MUSIC CAFE MUSIC All-Star Stunt All-Star Patrick ..................... : a.m. noon : p.m. : noon a.m. : ..................... Patrick Nightly D.J. Entertainment Entertainment D.J. Nightly :- p.m. :- RAMBERG WOODS Fantastick Fantastick ood Health Saunas Health ood G The Garden The Karaoke Dorrs Mia noon- p.m.; noon- in at BALDWIN PARK BALDWIN THE NORTH NORTH THE BE A STATE FAIR STAR FAIR STATE A BE Semifinals ....................................................... p.m. ....................................................... Semifinals at STAGE Amateur Talent Contest Talent Amateur FAMILY FAIR FAIR FAMILY Duniya Drum & Dance .................................: : : : p.m. : : : .................................: Dance & Drum Duniya Molly Maher Band ............................... p.m. ............................... Band Maher Molly We Bano .....................................: : p.m. : .....................................: Bano We Dance Company ............................: : a.m. : : p.m. : : a.m. : ............................: Company Dance Riverbend Dutchmen ..................noon p.m. ..................noon Dutchmen Riverbend Rockland Road .................................... : p.m. : .................................... Road Rockland Collide Theatrical Theatrical Collide Mara Isa and LatinXpolis ....: : : p.m. : : ....: LatinXpolis and Isa Mara Kris and the and Kris KSTP Heritage Plaza at West End Market: End West at Plaza Heritage KSTP Renata The Band ..................................: a.m. ..................................: Band The Renata ........................ a.m. a.m. ........................ On-A-Schtick History Group ..........................: a.m. noon : p.m. : noon a.m. ..........................: Group The Pickup Truck Opera ........................................ : : p.m. : : ........................................ Opera Truck Pickup The Outstanding Senior Ceremony ........: a.m. ........: Ceremony Senior Outstanding MNHS presents presents MNHS Uamaa Music Music Uamaa Mixed Precipitation presents Precipitation Mixed AMPHITHEATER Flag Raising ...........................................: a.m. ...........................................: Raising Flag Best Awards ................................................ a.m. ................................................ Awards Best Black Storytellers Alliance .................... : a.m. : p.m. : a.m. : .................... Alliance Storytellers Black STAGE SCHILLING BANDSHELL North End: North BAZAAR BAZAAR at STAGE LODGE Supported by the Minnesota State Fair Foundation Fair State Minnesota the by Supported INTERNATIONAL SCHELL’S LEINIE THE ARTS A’FAIR PERFORMANCES A’FAIR ARTS ★ ★ ★ sponsored by: by: sponsored (weather permitting) permitting) (weather ENTERTAINMENT! ENDLESS FESTIVAL follows Grandstand show show Grandstand follows MUSIC Nightly Fireworks Spectacular Spectacular Fireworks Nightly LARGEST (noon to 7 p.m.) or at mnstatefair.org. at or p.m.) 7 to (noon near the east end of the Grandstand Grandstand the of end east the near available at the Grandstand Ticket Booth Booth Ticket Grandstand the at available ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★ 60 minutes prior to show. Tickets are are Tickets show. to prior minutes 60 Grandstand gates open approximately approximately open gates Grandstand 8:30 p.m. 8:30 8 p.m. 8 8 p.m. 8 : p.m. $, $, $ $, $, p.m. : THE LEGENDARY WAILERS LEGENDARY THE BANDA LA VERDADERA LA BANDA NUR-D GASHI with special guest special with THE CHAINSMOKERS THE AFTER DARK AFTER SUNSET AT TONIGHT! sponsored by sponsored BAZAAR END WEST BANDSHELL 2021 CONCERT SERIES CONCERT 2021 ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ LAW ENFORCEMENT OPEN HOURS. Across from West End Market on GUEST SERVICES West Dan Patch Avenue. Call in case of emergency. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ACCESSIBLE SERVICES For a complete list of services, LOST & FOUND ITEMS a.m. to : a.m. ( p.m. on Labor Day) pick up a free Accessibility Guide at any information booth. Blue Ribbon Across from West End Market on West Dan Patch Avenue, --, Bargain Book [email protected]. APP It’s free and features the Fair Finder and daily Coupon books ★ THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 ★ schedule information. Visit mnstatefair.org for details can be purchased READMISSION TO THE FAIRGROUNDS Request a hand stamp when on how to download. at Bargain Book leaving through any gate to be re-admitted the same day prior to p.m. & State Fair ( p.m. on Labor Day) without additional charge. ATMS Located throughout the fairgrounds Poster Carts and and noted on State Fair maps with a $ FairWear Gift REFUNDS Tickets for Grandstand events, gate admission and attractions Shops for $. are non-refundable. Questions: Visit Guest Relations at Visitors Plaza. CARE & ASSISTANCE a.m. to p.m. p.m. on Labor Day Across from West End Market on SMOKING AREAS Designated For the comfort and safety of all, West Dan Patch Avenue. Headquarters for people of any designated smoking areas are conveniently located throughout the age who are lost or separated from their group. Nursing fairgrounds. Smoking (including the use of e-cigarettes and vape pens) is and infant care facilities, free ID wristbands and wheelchair permitted only in these areas, which are identified with a on State Fair battery charging are also available. maps available at any information booth. CELL PHONE CHARGING For a list of places to charge your cell phone, visit SOCIAL MEDIA Follow us for updates and information, any information booth or mnstatefair.org. and get your questions answered. COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS Feedback is welcome in Guest Relations WATER For a list of places to get water, including water bottle refill at Visitors Plaza or by emailing [email protected]. stations, visit any information booth or mnstatefair.org. DEALS DRAWINGS & GIVEAWAS Sponsored by Minnesota Rusco WEATHER Severe weather shelters are located throughout the fairgrounds This free guide can be found at all information booths and lists discount and noted on State Fair maps with a days, best values, free stuff and bargains at the fair, including deals on WHEELCHAIR ELECTRIC SCOOTER STROLLER & WAGON RENTALS food and beverages. a.m. to p.m. HomeTown Mobility rents from five locations. Equipment rented on-site is available on a first-come basis with no FIRST AID Sponsored by Regions Hospital guarantee of availability. Noted on State Fair maps with a For serious illness or injury emergencies, call . • First Aid West: a.m. to : a.m., across from West End Market WI-FI Free Wi-Fi is located at the west Grandstand Plaza (powered by on West Dan Patch Avenue. DragNFly) and at the Xfinity exhibit at the entrance to FAN Central. • First Aid East: a.m. to p.m. p.m. on Labor Day, outside the north end of the -H Building on Cosgrove Street. TRANSPORTATION ★★★★★★★★★★★ HAND WASH STATIONS Located throughout the fairgrounds and BUS PICKUP & DROPOFF: For more information on Park & Ride, Express noted on State Fair maps with a Bus, Metro Transit and Metro Mobility drop-off and pick-up locations, stop by ★ any information booth or mnstatefair.org. SENIORS DAY RIDESHARE SERVICES DROPOFF & PICKUP: Special deals on select merchandise HOURS OF OPERATION Aug. -Sept. Labor Day Gate on Hoyt Avenue Lot south of Como Avenue, just west of Snelling Avenue and food today! Mighty Midway Bargain Book &State Fair Poster Carts a.m.- p.m. p.m. TAXIS: Available outside the Loop Gate on Como Avenue. & Kidway discounts until 1 p.m. Exhibit Buildings (most) a.m.- p.m. p.m. TROLLES: Two free trolleys (one of which is Fairgrounds a.m.-midnight p.m. ADA-accessible) service the northeast area of the – Entrance Gates (ticket booths) a.m.- p.m. p.m. fairgrounds. A free ADA-accessible trolley also services ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Food Building a.m.- p.m. p.m. Randall Avenue with stops at Buford Avenue and Gate at Dan Elmer Way. Trolleys run a.m. to p.m. and to p.m. daily. Guest Relations (Visitors Plaza) a.m.- p.m. p.m. ★★★★★★★ International Bazaar a.m.- p.m. p.m. Help enrich the North End a.m.- p.m. p.m. Become an official unforgettable memories and Ramberg Music Cafe a.m.- p.m. p.m. traditions you experience only at State FairWear Gift Shops the Minnesota State – Visitors Plaza a.m.- p.m. p.m. Fair Plus get fun – Lower Grandstand & West End Gate a.m.- p.m. p.m. members-only benefits West End Market a.m.- p.m. p.m. Find out more at See inside for more barn, building and exhibit hours. msffoundation.org ★ or find us outside of GIFTS, SPORTSWEAR
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