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MINNEAPOLIMEDIA WEEKEND GUIDE | What Is Still Happening in the Twin Cities on Sunday, August 9, 2026
MINNEAPOLIS, MN (August 9, 2026).
The weekend is not over yet.
Sunday leaves Twin Cities residents and visitors with another full day of art, culture, food, professional sports, theater, outdoor recreation, family activities, live music and community celebrations across Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bloomington, Maplewood, New Brighton, Ramsey, Shakopee and surrounding communities.
Several of the weekend’s biggest attractions reach their final day.
The Uptown Art Fair closes its comeback weekend around Lake of the Isles. Twin Cities Irish Fest concludes its three-day celebration at Harriet Island. The Asian Street Food Night Market serves its final day in Maplewood. Wicked gives its final Minneapolis performances at the Orpheum Theatre, while Come From Away closes at the Guthrie.
Sports fans have an unusually busy afternoon. The Minnesota Lynx host the Dallas Wings at Target Center while the Savannah Bananas finish their Target Field engagement nearby. Canterbury Park adds its popular Corgi Races to Sunday’s live horse-racing program.
Families can spend the day making art and watching puppet performances at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, explore water quality with Bloomington naturalists, or head north to Game Fair in Ramsey.
And as Sunday moves toward evening, free music takes over Lake Harriet and Bloomington.
For anyone who worked Saturday, stayed home, or simply has not decided what to do yet, there is still plenty of weekend left.
SUNDAY WEATHER
Sunday begins with the possibility of unsettled weather before conditions improve.
The National Weather Service forecast for Minneapolis should be checked before heading out, particularly for visitors planning outdoor activities at the Uptown Art Fair, Harriet Island, Canterbury Park, Game Fair, Stockyard Days or Lake Harriet.
Visitors should bring water, sunscreen and comfortable walking shoes. A light rain layer or umbrella may also be useful early in the day.
Because weather conditions can change, readers attending outdoor events should check the latest forecast immediately before leaving home.
Weather source:
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?textField1=44.9618&textField2=-93.2668
MAJOR SUNDAY HIGHLIGHTS
UPTOWN ART FAIR CLOSES ITS COMEBACK WEEKEND
One of Minneapolis’ signature summer art traditions gets one final day Sunday.
After two years away from its traditional neighborhood setting, the Uptown Art Fair returned this weekend to the Lake of the Isles and The Mall area with juried artists, public art, family-friendly programming and neighborhood businesses.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Lake of the Isles and The Mall, Minneapolis
Admission: Free
Artwork, food, beverages and other purchases cost extra.
The fair closes two hours earlier Sunday than it did Saturday, making arrival time particularly important for anyone who has not attended yet.
Visitors should not count on finding convenient curbside parking immediately beside the festival. Consider the complimentary shuttle, public transportation, bicycling or rideshare.
Official source:
https://www.uptownminneapolis.com/uptown-art-fair-2026/
TWIN CITIES IRISH FEST ENDS SUNDAY AT HARRIET ISLAND
Twin Cities Irish Fest closes its three-day celebration Sunday with another day of music, dancing, food, Irish culture and family programming.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Harriet Island Regional Park, 200 Dr. Justus Ohage Boulevard, Saint Paul
Sunday’s music lineup includes TopHouse, BIIRD and Seo Linn, alongside Irish dance, cultural programming, sports, food, beverages and family activities.
The event is the newly renamed continuation of the longtime Irish Fair of Minnesota.
Festival admission requires a ticket. Current one-day ticket pricing and availability should be confirmed before traveling.
Visitors should also review the festival’s parking, transportation and accessibility information before leaving home.
Official source:
https://www.twincitiesirishfest.com/
Visitor information:
https://www.visitsaintpaul.com/events-calendar/twin-cities-irish-fest/
ASIAN STREET FOOD NIGHT MARKET
The Asian Street Food Night Market gives food lovers one more day to explore Asian street food, cultural performances, businesses and family activities in Maplewood.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Location: Pan Asian Center area, 3001 White Bear Avenue, Maplewood
The market brings together food vendors, cultural programming and merchants in a large outdoor festival environment.
Food, beverages and merchandise are purchased separately.
Visitors should expect the longest food lines around traditional meal periods and may want to arrive before the afternoon and evening rush.
Official source:
https://asianstreetfood.org/events/
MINNESOTA LYNX VERSUS DALLAS WINGS
The Minnesota Lynx add a major professional-sports attraction to downtown Minneapolis Sunday afternoon.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Doors: 1:30 p.m.
Tipoff: 2:30 p.m.
Location: Target Center, 600 First Avenue North, Minneapolis
Admission: Tickets remain listed on sale. Prices vary by seat location and remaining inventory.
Target Center is warning visitors to expect increased downtown traffic because several major events are occurring across Minneapolis.
Tickets are digitally delivered through the Lynx mobile system. Fans should load their tickets before reaching the entrance.
Visitors should also review Target Center’s current bag and security policies before leaving home.
Official source:
https://www.targetcenter.com/events/detail/minnesota-lynx-vs-dallas-wings-3
SAVANNAH BANANAS FINISH THEIR TARGET FIELD VISIT
The Savannah Bananas conclude their Minneapolis visit Sunday at Target Field.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Target Field, 1 Twins Way, Minneapolis
Banana Ball combines baseball with choreographed entertainment, unusual rules, audience participation and a two-hour game format.
General seating for the Target Field engagement was sold through the Savannah Bananas rather than the Minnesota Twins.
Anyone considering secondary-market tickets should carefully inspect the seller, transfer method, refund protections and final price before purchasing.
Target Field is directly served by the METRO Blue and Green lines and Northstar.
With the Lynx playing nearby at Target Center Sunday afternoon, visitors should expect substantial overlap in downtown traffic and parking demand.
Official source:
https://www.mlb.com/twins/tickets/events/savannah-bananas
OUTDOORS AND NORTH METRO
GAME FAIR CONTINUES IN RAMSEY
Game Fair gives hunting, fishing, sporting-dog and outdoor-recreation enthusiasts another full day in Ramsey.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Game Fair, 8404 161st Avenue NW, Ramsey
The outdoor event occupies approximately 80 acres and includes hunting and outdoor equipment exhibitors, sporting-dog activities, archery, decoys, boats, art, taxidermy and activities for children.
Admission:
- Adults: $20
- Seniors 62 and older: $15
- Veterans with identification: $15
- Children ages 6 through 14: $5
- Children 5 and younger: Free
- Active-duty military with identification: Free
Visitors using the Lions Club Charity Parking area receive free shuttle transportation to the Game Fair entrance.
Contact: 763-427-0944
Official source:
Admission information:
https://gamefair.com/admissions/
Directions and shuttle information:
https://gamefair.com/directions/
NEW BRIGHTON STOCKYARD DAYS: FINAL DAY
New Brighton Stockyard Days reaches the final day of its 45th anniversary celebration Sunday.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Long Lake Regional Park, 1500 Old Highway 8, New Brighton
The community celebration includes food vendors, crafts and family-oriented festival activities.
General festival admission: Free
Food, beverages and selected activities cost extra.
Parking is available in Long Lake Regional Park lots.
Parking near the Pavilion costs $5.
Free Stockyard Days shuttles operate among designated festival locations, including the New Brighton Community Center, New Brighton Eagles Club, Adagio’s Pizza Factory and more distant parking areas inside Long Lake Regional Park.
Shuttles circulate rather than operating on a rigid minute-by-minute timetable.
Official source:
https://www.stockyarddays.org/
Parking and shuttle information:
https://www.stockyarddays.org/venues
SPORTS AND FAMILY FUN
CANTERBURY PARK CORGI RACES
One of Canterbury Park’s most popular family promotions returns Sunday.
Corgis race between the day’s live horse races as part of Canterbury Park’s summer dog-racing series.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Canterbury Park, 1100 Canterbury Road, Shakopee
Sunday also includes the atmosphere of a regular live-racing day, giving visitors horse racing and the Corgi Races in the same outing.
Admission prices vary according to whether tickets are purchased in advance or at the gate.
Children 5 and younger receive free general admission.
Reserved seating and premium experiences cost extra.
Visitors should confirm the day’s first-post time and final admission pricing before leaving home.
Official source:
https://www.canterburypark.com/events/
Corgi Races listing:
https://www.canterburypark.com/cbp_events/
ART, THEATER AND PERFORMANCE
MINNESOTA FRINGE FESTIVAL
The Minnesota Fringe Festival continues Sunday across Minneapolis.
Unlike several major events ending today, Fringe continues through August 16.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Festival dates: Aug. 6 through Aug. 16
Locations: Multiple Minneapolis venues
Fringe brings independent theater, comedy, dance, storytelling and experimental performance to stages throughout Minneapolis.
Shows generally run less than 60 minutes, making it possible for audiences to attend multiple productions in one day.
Because performances take place at different venues and times, audiences should select shows and build their itinerary before traveling.
Official source and schedule:
https://minnesotafringe.org/fringe-festival
WICKED: FINAL DAY IN MINNEAPOLIS
After more than a month at the Orpheum Theatre, Wicked reaches the final day of its Minneapolis engagement Sunday.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Performances: 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Location: Orpheum Theatre, 910 Hennepin Avenue, Minneapolis
The Broadway musical tells the story of Elphaba and Glinda before Dorothy arrives in Oz.
Admission: Prices depend on performance, seat location and remaining inventory.
Anyone hoping to attend one of the closing performances should confirm current primary ticket availability before traveling downtown.
Official source:
https://hennepinarts.org/events/wicked
COME FROM AWAY: FINAL DAY AT THE GUTHRIE
The Guthrie Theater’s production of Come From Away reaches the final day of its run Sunday.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Guthrie Theater, 818 South Second Street, Minneapolis
The musical is inspired by the true story of thousands of airline passengers diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, after U.S. airspace closed on September 11, 2001.
The Guthrie lists regular tickets from $40 to $104, including handling fees, with availability now extremely limited as the production closes.
Run time: Approximately 1 hour and 55 minutes, with no intermission.
Recommended age: 10 and older.
Readers hoping to attend should check the live ticket page before traveling because availability can change as returned seats appear or disappear.
Box office: 612-377-2224
Official source:
https://www.guthrietheater.org/whats-on/come-from-away/
PRIVATE LIVES
The Guthrie offers another Sunday theater option with Noël Coward’s Private Lives.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Guthrie Theater, 818 South Second Street, Minneapolis
The comedy follows divorced former lovers Elyot and Amanda, who unexpectedly encounter each other while honeymooning with their new spouses.
Unlike Come From Away, Private Lives does not close Sunday. Its Guthrie run continues through Aug. 23.
Admission: Prices vary according to performance and seat.
Box office: 612-377-2224
Official source:
https://www.guthrietheater.org/seasons/2025-2026-season/
THE PROM: FINAL DAY IN ANOKA
Lyric Arts closes its run of The Prom Sunday.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Location: Lyric Arts Main Street Stage, 420 East Main Street, Anoka
The musical follows four struggling Broadway performers who travel to Indiana after learning that a teenage girl has been prevented from bringing her girlfriend to prom.
Admission: $50 to $57, inclusive of ticket fees.
Recommended age: 12 and older.
Children younger than 5 are not admitted.
Box office: 763-422-1838
Official source:
https://www.lyricarts.org/prom
CIRCUS JUVENTAS: WHIMSY
Circus Juventas continues its 2026 summer production, Whimsy, in Saint Paul.
The production combines circus performance with a confectionary fantasy centered on a young chocolatier and a mysterious family recipe book.
Location: Circus Juventas, Saint Paul
Ticket prices:
- VIP: approximately $55
- Zone I adult: $40
- Zone I senior, child or military: $35
- Zone II adult: $35
- Zone II senior, child or military: $30
- Zone III adult: $30
- Zone III senior, child or military: $25
A $3.25 booking fee per ticket applies.
Circus Juventas defines seniors as age 65 and older and children as age 12 and younger.
Ticket phone: 651-309-8106
Official source:
https://circusjuventas.org/summer-show-2026/
MUSEUMS AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES
MIA FAMILY DAY: EXPRESS YOURSELF
The Minneapolis Institute of Art offers one of Sunday’s strongest free family options.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location: Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2400 Third Avenue South, Minneapolis
Admission: Free
August’s Family Day theme is Express Yourself.
Programming includes art-making, puppet activities and performances with teaching artist Akiko Ostlund, movement activities, story time with Children’s Theatre Company and opportunities to explore Mia’s Expressionism galleries.
Pretty Great Cheesecake is scheduled as the participating food truck.
Because the programming is largely indoors, Mia is also a useful alternative if weather interferes with outdoor plans.
Official source:
https://new.artsmia.org/event/family-day
POND-ER THIS IN BLOOMINGTON
Families interested in nature and environmental science can learn how water quality is tested and managed at Bush Lake.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 2 to 4 p.m.
Location: Bush Lake area, Bloomington
The program is part of Bloomington Parks and Recreation’s naturalist programming.
Admission: Free
Outdoor naturalist programs are weather dependent.
Bloomington Parks and Recreation: 952-563-8877
Official source:
https://www.bloomingtonmn.gov/cob/upcoming-events
MARKETS AND SHOPPING
MINNEAPOLIS VINTAGE MARKET AT UTEPILS BREWING
Vintage shoppers have another Sunday option at Utepils Brewing.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Location: Utepils Brewing, Minneapolis
Minneapolis Vintage Market brings together curated vintage clothing, accessories, home goods and other merchandise from participating vendors.
Visitors should check the event page for current admission or registration requirements before traveling.
Official source:
https://www.mplsvintagemarket.com/eventsfeed
FREE SUNDAY MUSIC
ZORONGO FLAMENCO DANCE THEATRE AT LAKE HARRIET
Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre brings a free afternoon performance to Lake Harriet.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 2 p.m.
Location: Lake Harriet Bandshell, Minneapolis
Admission: Free
Official sources:
https://www.minneapolisparks.org/event-calendar/2026-08-09/
KENWOOD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AT LAKE HARRIET
The Kenwood Symphony Orchestra follows later in the afternoon at the Lake Harriet Bandshell.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 5:30 p.m.
Location: Lake Harriet Bandshell, Minneapolis
Admission: Free
Visitors could reasonably build an afternoon around both Lake Harriet performances, with walking, biking, a picnic or nearby dining between shows.
Official source:
https://www.minneapolisparks.org/event-calendar/2026-08-09/
SUNDAY FUNDAY: GLOBAL JAZZ COLLEGIUM
Bloomington closes its 2026 Sunday Funday season with Global Jazz Collegium.
Date: Sunday, Aug. 9
Time: 6 to 8 p.m.
Location: Bloomington Civic Plaza, 1800 West Old Shakopee Road, Bloomington
Admission: Free
Led by guitarist Pavel Jany, Global Jazz Collegium performs music influenced by Brazilian bossa nova, French Gypsy jazz, Spanish flamenco and other international jazz traditions.
The East Lawn Amphitheater does not have permanent seating.
Visitors should bring a lawn chair or blanket.
Contact: Bloomington Parks and Recreation, 952-563-8877
Official source:
https://www.bloomingtonmn.gov/pr/arts-parks
SUNDAY FARMERS MARKETS
For readers looking for something less structured than a festival, several Twin Cities farmers markets provide another way to spend Sunday morning or early afternoon.
MINNEAPOLIS FARMERS MARKET
Location: 312 East Lyndale Avenue North, Minneapolis
Fresh produce, meat, flowers, plants, prepared foods and other products are available from participating vendors.
Official source:
https://www.mplsfarmersmarket.com/
SAINT PAUL FARMERS’ MARKET
Location: Lowertown, Saint Paul
The longtime market brings farmers, growers and food producers into downtown Saint Paul.
Official source:
https://www.stpaulfarmersmarket.com/
KINGFIELD FARMERS MARKET
Location: Minneapolis
Kingfield Farmers Market features produce, meat, eggs, cheese, baked goods, prepared foods, flowers, crafts and other locally produced goods.
Official source:
https://www.neighborhoodrootsmn.org/
EDITOR’S PICKS
BEST MAJOR SUNDAY EVENT: UPTOWN ART FAIR
Its return to Uptown, juried art, neighborhood setting and free admission make the Uptown Art Fair one of Sunday’s strongest all-around destinations.
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Admission: Free
https://www.uptownminneapolis.com/uptown-art-fair-2026/
BEST CULTURAL EXPERIENCE: TWIN CITIES IRISH FEST
Music, Irish dance, food, cultural programming and family activities give Harriet Island one final full festival day.
https://www.twincitiesirishfest.com/
BEST FOOD EXPERIENCE: ASIAN STREET FOOD NIGHT MARKET
The combination of food vendors, cultural performances and marketplace shopping makes Maplewood one of Sunday’s strongest destinations for visitors planning the day around food.
https://asianstreetfood.org/events/
BEST PROFESSIONAL SPORTS EVENT: MINNESOTA LYNX VERSUS DALLAS WINGS
The Lynx host Dallas at Target Center while downtown Minneapolis is already alive with major Sunday events.
Tipoff: 2:30 p.m.
https://www.targetcenter.com/events/detail/minnesota-lynx-vs-dallas-wings-3
BEST FAMILY VALUE: MIA FAMILY DAY
Five hours of art, puppetry, storytelling, creative activities and museum exploration without an admission charge make Mia exceptionally difficult to beat for families.
Admission: Free
https://new.artsmia.org/event/family-day
BEST NORTH METRO EVENT: GAME FAIR
Outdoor recreation, sporting dogs, exhibitors and family activities give Ramsey a major Sunday destination without requiring a trip into Minneapolis or Saint Paul.
BEST FREE MUSIC: LAKE HARRIET
Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre performs at 2 p.m., followed by the Kenwood Symphony Orchestra at 5:30 p.m.
Admission: Free
https://www.minneapolisparks.org/event-calendar/2026-08-09/
BEST SUNDAY WILDCARD: CANTERBURY CORGI RACES
Corgis.
Racing.
Between horse races.
Some recommendations require extensive editorial analysis.
This one does not.
https://www.canterburypark.com/events/
SUNDAY BY BUDGET
FREE ADMISSION
- Uptown Art Fair
- Mia Family Day
- Bloomington Pond-er This naturalist program
- Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre at Lake Harriet
- Kenwood Symphony Orchestra at Lake Harriet
- Sunday Funday with Global Jazz Collegium
- General admission to New Brighton Stockyard Days
- Children 5 and younger at Game Fair
- Active-duty military with identification at Game Fair
- Many farmers markets
Food, artwork, beverages, merchandise and optional purchases cost extra where applicable.
UNDER $25
- Game Fair children ages 6 through 14: $5
- Game Fair seniors: $15
- Game Fair veterans: $15
- Game Fair adults: $20
- Canterbury Park general admission falls within this range
$25 TO $75
- Minnesota Fringe individual performance tickets
- Circus Juventas Whimsy: approximately $25 to $55, plus applicable booking fees
- The Prom: $50 to $57
- Twin Cities Irish Fest pricing depends on the ticket selected
- Some Lynx and Wicked inventory may fall within this range depending on availability
MORE THAN $75
- Premium Wicked seating
- Premium Lynx seating
- Some Guthrie seating
- Savannah Bananas secondary-market tickets
- Other high-demand resale inventory
Readers should always check the complete checkout price, including mandatory fees, before completing a purchase.
VISITOR INTELLIGENCE
CHECK THE WEATHER BEFORE LEAVING
Sunday includes several major outdoor events.
Check the National Weather Service forecast before committing to a long outdoor stay, especially for Uptown Art Fair, Irish Fest, Game Fair, Stockyard Days, Canterbury Park and Lake Harriet.
https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?textField1=44.9618&textField2=-93.2668
DOWNTOWN MINNEAPOLIS WILL BE BUSY
The Lynx play at Target Center Sunday afternoon while the Savannah Bananas are at Target Field nearby.
Wicked also has Sunday performances at the Orpheum Theatre.
Drivers should expect elevated parking demand and congestion in the Warehouse District, Hennepin Theatre District and surrounding downtown streets.
Metro Transit may be easier than driving directly into the busiest areas.
TARGET CENTER
Doors open at 1:30 p.m. for the Lynx game.
Tickets are mobile.
Target Center specifically advises guests to arrive early because multiple events are taking place downtown.
https://www.targetcenter.com/events/detail/minnesota-lynx-vs-dallas-wings-3
TARGET FIELD
Savannah Bananas general seating was sold through the Banana Ball organization rather than the Twins.
Do not travel downtown assuming conventional walk-up ticket inventory will be available.
Use particular caution with unofficial resale offers.
https://www.mlb.com/twins/tickets/events/savannah-bananas
UPTOWN
The Art Fair ends at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Do not arrive late in the afternoon expecting Saturday’s longer hours.
Consider the event shuttle, public transportation, bicycling or rideshare.
https://www.uptownminneapolis.com/uptown-art-fair-2026/
HARRIET ISLAND
Irish Fest visitors should expect substantial walking and should review transportation and accessibility information before arrival.
https://www.twincitiesirishfest.com/
RAMSEY
Game Fair visitors can use the Lions Club Charity Parking area and ride the free shuttle to the entrance.
The event covers approximately 80 acres, making comfortable footwear important.
https://gamefair.com/directions/
NEW BRIGHTON
Parking near the principal Stockyard Days Pavilion costs $5.
Free shuttles operate from several designated locations.
https://www.stockyarddays.org/venues
SHAKOPEE
The Corgi Races take place as part of Canterbury Park’s regular live-racing program rather than as a stand-alone event.
General admission is required.
https://www.canterburypark.com/events/
TICKET AVAILABILITY
Sports, theater and festival ticket availability can change rapidly on the day of an event.
Readers should check the organizer’s official ticket page immediately before traveling rather than relying on an earlier screenshot or secondary-market advertisement.
FAMILIES
Mia Family Day, Canterbury Park, Uptown Art Fair, Bloomington’s naturalist program, Stockyard Days and Game Fair all provide family-friendly Sunday options.
For amplified outdoor events, parents of young children may want to bring hearing protection.
Water, sunscreen and comfortable footwear are advisable.
PAYMENT
Free admission does not necessarily mean a free outing.
Food, beverages, parking, artwork, merchandise and optional activities can substantially increase the final cost.
Major venues may operate cashless systems, while independent festival and market vendors may use different payment methods.
Carrying more than one payment option can prevent unnecessary problems.
ONE MORE DAY TO MAKE SOMETHING OF THE WEEKEND
Sunday does not have to feel like the weekend winding down.
Across the Twin Cities, some of the biggest events of the past several days are still giving residents one final opportunity to show up, explore, listen, eat, watch, learn or simply spend a few hours somewhere different.
For some readers, that may mean walking through the Uptown Art Fair before the booths come down. For others, it may mean Irish music at Harriet Island, a plate of street food in Maplewood, a Lynx game downtown, corgis racing in Shakopee, theater in Minneapolis or Anoka, free music beside Lake Harriet, or an afternoon at a farmers market.
Families can build an entire day around activities that cost little or nothing. Sports fans have several choices. Theater audiences have closing performances. People looking for culture, food or live music can still find all three without leaving the metro.
And there is no requirement to do everything.
One good event, one good meal, one good walk or one unexpected discovery can be enough to make Sunday feel like part of the weekend rather than merely the day before Monday.
Whatever you choose, check the weather, confirm the final schedule before leaving home, give yourself extra time around busy venues and leave a little room in the day for something you did not plan.
The Twin Cities still have one more day to offer.
It may be worth taking them up on it.
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