Loring Park Art Festival in Minneapolis features 140 artists displaying and selling their work along with music, stage performances, activities for kids and food!
Are you busy making plans for the upcoming weekend? There’s a lot going on, especially if you enjoy art and festivals.
One of the big events that many look forward to is the Loring Park Art Festival, located in Minneapolis in Loring Park. With around 140 artists displaying and selling their work, it’s a great place to go to find something special for yourself, or a gift. Plus, there will be music, stage performances, activities for kids and, of course, food!
This year’s event takes place on Saturday and Sunday, July 26th and July 27th. Hours are 10 am – 6 pm Saturday and 10 am – 5 pm Sunday.
Visit Loring Park for one of the best weekends of the summer! Learn about artists in advance, find your way around the park, and drool over the amazing food truck options.
Loring Park Art Festival Details:
Plan your stroll, and find your favorite artists ahead of time with the list of 2025 Juried Artists
Products range from paintings, drawings, ceramics, photography, jewelry, leather, leather, fiber, metal, and mixed media.
- Check out the activities you can choose from! Paint a project outdoors, choose from many face painting options, and kids can complete an art project with Minneapolis Park and Recreation staff.
- Plan your trip around this full entertainment lineup featuring two music stages along with roving music.
First time to Loring Park? Consult the Festival maps and guide to transportation and parking
Enjoy music, food, activities, and entertainment while taking in all that Loring Park has to offer. Loring Park features formal gardens, ponds, walking paths, and shady trees. Find time this weekend to visit.
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