Summer Fun

From Finding Nemo to Little House on the Prairie, these photos of llamas and their handlers at the Minnesota State Fair Llama-Alpaca Costume Contest are everything we need in our life.

If you're headed to the Minnesota State Fair this year and down to try something gimmicky, these unique beverages are worth your money.

State Fair To Go is back this year and offering a second option for your own at-home experience.

Fifty-six new drinks are set to premier this year, including a wide range of craft beers, ciders, seltzers shandies and slushies.

The field is open Wednesday and Thursday July 28 and 29 specifically for those currently battling or who have battled cancer and for high risk individuals. The field will open to the general public Friday, July 30.

One of the highlights of a visit to SeaQuest is getting to interact with a real-life mermaid! Her name is Marina, and you'll either find her swimming with her friends or out of the water for a close-up meet-and-greet experience.

Besides various locations around the Twin Cities metro, the Minnesota State Fair website lists six locations in Central Minnesota where pre-fair discount admission tickets can be purchased in person.

From whimsical mini golf holes to gargantuan statues of wild beasts, this golf course is like something straight from a fairy tale!

Monticello's 44th annual Riverfest is this week with a full lineup of events and activities for the whole family!

St. Joseph's Milk & Honey Ciders has announced that it's bringing back its much-anticipated Patio Sessions outdoor concert series.

After it was cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the Minnesota Renaissance Festival is expected to move forward this year.

Summer's on the way, and the Minnesota State Fair is kicking it off early with special a five-day Memorial Day Weekend event.