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Minnesota State Fair tickets and parking costs will go up this year to fund more than $20 million in improvements and keep up with rising operational expenses, leaders announced Sunday.
FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — It will be more expensive to attend the Minnesota State Fair this summer, officials announced on Sunday. The state fair's governing body, the Minnesota State Agricultural ...
Produced by the Minnesota State Fair in conjunction with the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federation, the Century Farm Program was created to promote agriculture and honor historic family farms in the state.
The board that oversees the Minnesota State Fair announced Sunday that at-the-gate admission prices are rising to $20 this year. That's up from $18 last year. The price increase will help pay for ...
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The Minnesota State Fair announced that the price of admission will go up $2 this summer to help pay for the Coliseum's first significant upgrade since it opened in 1951. The decision was approved ...
The Minnesota State Fair has announced tickets for 2025 will increase by $2 in each category. The fair said the price increase is due to a $22 million investment in the historic Lee & Rose Warner ...
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