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21-Map-Color.Pdf n ATTRACTIONS & BUILDINGS Pet Pavilions & Demonstration Area ................................... Q8 Underwood Law Enforcement & Substation ...... I25 & U25, indicated by on map 4-H Building .................................................................................... V18 Cosgrove Ramberg Music Cafe sponsored by Cal Spas ...................... R29 Underwood Loop Gate (#9) ...................................................................................... O33 Como Relax & Recharge Station sponsored by Humana Agriculture Horticulture Building ............................................. T28 Cooper Lost & Found ...................................................................... G25 West Dan Patch sponsored by Bremer Bank Robert A. Christensen Pavilion (formerly Swine Barn) ....... F31 Stevens Metro Mobility Drop-Offs & Pick-Ups ...................O33 (Como Loop Gate), Aisle of Breeds .......................................................... I29 Judson (Horse Barn) Sheep & Poultry Barn ...................................................................... L29 Judson V6 Hoyt All-Star Stunt Dogs Splash ........................ T13 Cooper (The North Woods) State Fair Foundation (J.V. Bailey House) ............................. V29 Cosgrove Midway Guest Relations ............................................... I26 (Mighty Midway) Alphabet Forest ............................................... U18 Cosgrove (Baldwin Park) State FairWear Gift Shops ................................... N23 (Lower Grandstand), Motorcycle Lot ..................................................................................... P34 Como American Red Cross S23 Dan Patch (Visitors Plaza), J23 (West End Gate) North End Gate (#2) ................................................................................. S7 Hoyt Blood Drive .................................... T8 Murphy (North End Event Center) Swine Barn (Christensen Pavilion) ............................................ F31 Stevens Rideshare Apps Drop-Offs & Pick-Ups ........................ R34 Como, U6 Hoyt Arch (Historic Streetcar Arch) ...................... J24 Liggett (West End Gate) Talent Contest ............................. U26 Cosgrove (Leinie Lodge Bandshell) Smoking – Designated Areas ................................. indicated by on map Arts A’Fair ......................................H24 (West End Market), T8 (North End) Talent Contest – County Fairs ..... U17 Family Fair Stage (Baldwin Park) Stroller & Wagon Rentals ........................................indicated by on map Baa Booth (Aug. 26-Sept. 2) ................................. L29 Judson (Sheep Barn) Timberworks Lumberjack Show ............ T13 Cooper (The North Woods) Taxi Drop-Offs & Pick-Ups .........................................O33 Como (Loop Gate) Baldwin Park ............................................. U17 between Cooper & Cosgrove University of Minnesota ........................................................... T24 Dan Patch Transit Hub ....................................................................................................... H22 Butterfly House ........................................................................... R23 Dan Patch The Veranda .............................................................. L23 (Upper Grandstand) Trolley Routes sponsored by Kwik Trip ........ indicated by on map Cambria Kitchen ................ W23 Cosgrove (Creative Activities Building) West Barn ............................................................................................ E30 Judson UPS Store ........................................................ S23 Dan Patch (Visitors Plaza) Cattle Barn/Annex .............................................................................. I31 Judson West End Market .............................................................. G23 West Dan Patch Visitors Plaza ................................................................................ S23 Dan Patch Christensen Pavilion (formerly Swine Barn) .......................... F31 Stevens n ENTERTAINMENT STAGES Wi-Fi Hotspot ................................................... K23, indicated by on map CHS Miracle of Birth Center .......................................................... N31 Judson Christensen Farms Stage ..... N31 Judson (CHS Miracle of Birth Center) sponsored by DragNFly Wireless Coliseum – Lee & Rose Warner Coliseum ................................. L31 Judson Cosgrove Stage ................. V21 Cosgrove (outside of Education Building) West End Gate (#16) .......................................................................................... I23 The Common Table: Minnesota Eats ............ T29 Cooper (Ag Hort Bldg.) sponsored by Allina Health | Aetna Wheelchair & Electric Scooter Rentals ............. indicated by on map Compeer Arena ................................................................................. F29 Judson Dan Patch Park Stage ..................................................................................... L25 n MEDIA Creative Activities Building & Annex .................................... W23 Cosgrove The DIRT Demo Stage ...... T28 Cooper (Agriculture Horticulture Bldg.) Assn. of MN Public Educational Radio Stations .... V21 (Education Bldg.) Dairy Building sponsored by Paddle North ..................................... R31 Judson Family Fair Stage ............................................................... U17 (Baldwin Park) Dan Patch Park ................................................................................................ M26 sponsored by Green Mill Restaurant KARE TV (NBC Channel 11) ................................................................. P29 Nelson Department of Natural Resources (DNR Building) .............. O28 Carnes The Garden Stage ........................................................................ S24 Dan Patch KDWB Radio (101.3 FM) ................................................................................... N25 Driven to Discover (University of Minnesota) .................... U21 Cosgrove sponsored by Treasure Island Resort & Casino KEEY Radio (K102, 102.1 FM) ............................................................ O26 Nelson Eco Experience ............................................ V14 Randall (Progress Center) Grandstand Stage ............................................................................................ N23 KFXN Radio (KFAN, 100.3 FM) ......................................................................... N25 sponsored by Xcel Energy Grandstand Concert Series sponsored by Sleep Number KLCI Radio (BOB 105.5, 106.1, 107.5 FM) .......................................... K30 Judson Education Building ...................................................................... V21 Cosgrove International Bazaar Stage ..............................................................T31 Judson KMOJ Radio (89.9 FM) ..................................................................... M29 Clough sponsored by Summit Brewing Co. Family Fair ...........................................................................U17 (Baldwin Park) KMSP/WFTC TV (FOX Channels 9 & 29) ......................................... P25 Nelson Leinie Lodge Bandshell Stage .................................................. U26 Cosgrove FAN Central sponsored by Xfinity ........................................... R25 Underwood KQRS Radio (92.5 FM) ....................................................................... T12 Cooper sponsored by Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co. FFA Chapter House & Leadership Center ................................. O31 Judson KQQL Radio (KOOL 108, 107.9 FM) ................................................................. N25 The North Woods Stage ................................................................... T13 Cooper Fine Arts Center ............................................................................ V16 Cosgrove sponsored by Good Health Saunas KSTP AM Radio (SKOR North, 1500 AM) .................................. L25 Chambers Fireworks (nightly) sponsored by Mazda ....................... N23 (Grandstand) Ramberg Music Cafe Stage .................................................. R29 Underwood KSTP FM Radio (KS95, 94.5 FM) ............................................... Q24 Dan Patch Food Building ....................................... T26 between Underwood & Cooper sponsored by Cal Spas KSTP/KSTC TV (ABC Channels 5 & 45) ................................... L26 Chambers The Garden sponsored by Treasure Island Resort & Casino .... S24 Dan Patch Schell’s Stage at KTCZ Radio (Cities 97, 97.1 FM) ....................................................................... N25 Goat Booth (Sept. 3-6) ........................................... L29 Judson (Sheep Barn) Schilling Amphitheater ............. F23 West Dan Patch (West End Market) KTMY Radio (myTalk, 107.1 FM) ............................................... Q17 Underwood sponsored by August Schell Brewing Co. Grandstand sponsored by Sleep Number ...................................................... N23 KXXR Radio (93X, 93.7 FM) .............................................. K25 West Dan Patch Haunted House .................................................................................. S31 Judson n GUEST & ACCESSIBLE SERVICES Minnesota Public Radio (KCMP 89.3, KNOW 91.1 & KSJN 99.5) ... Q30 Judson Cash machines Health Fair 11 ..................................................................................... T25 Cooper Accessible
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