Head to the 6th Annual Minnehaha Falls Art Fair to see over 200 artists, live music and more all while being a zero waste event!
UPDATE: Due to hazardous air quality caused by wildfire smoke, the art far has made the difficult decision to cancel Friday’s opening day of the Minnehaha Falls Art Fair. The decision was made to protect the health and safety of the more than 200 participating artists, event staff, volunteers, vendors, and attendees. Saturday and Sunday are still on!!
This year’s Minnehaha Falls Art Fair is Friday, July 17th through Sunday, July 19th at Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis. The weekend is filled to the brim with tons of fun- over 200 artists will be on-site showing off their creations, live music, kids activities, food vendors and more! Plus there will be items under $30 for sale at every artist booth- it’s part of the mission of the Minnehaha Art Falls Fair for art to be affordable for all!
The Minnehaha Art Falls Fair is also a zero waste event. What does this mean? All the items at the event will be completely compostable or recyclable. If you bring any trash with you, you’ll need to take it with you when you leave. This also means vendors will not have plastic bags, so please pack some reusable bag for any treasures you may buy at the event!
The live music at the event is amazing! There will be local musicians, choirs, dance troupes and more. You can see the full line-up on their website. On the other side of Minnehaha Falls Park, back for it’s 4th year is the Vintage and Funky Fest. It will feature vintage vendors, unique goods, food trucks and a DJ spinning tunes. It sounds so fun!
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Sharon Hochstedler says
I don’t know if you can help me, but I’m giving it a try. 2024 Minnehaha art fair I bought a spoon ring. They had lots of rings and simple earrings. Mostly silver or sterling silver. I can’t find the business card from them and have exhausted all efforts to locate them. Would likely to purchase something from them. Just giving you a try. He was making then at his booth. Thanks Sherry