Head to Mendota Heights Friday, August 7th and Saturday, August 8th for a fun Kid’s Fest featuring balloon artists, bounce houses, live performances, golf tournament, splash party and more!
This year’s Heights Fest is happening at in Mendota Heights on Friday, August 7th and Saturday, August 8th.
There’s going to be so much fun and free things to do for the whole family including balloon artists, bounce houses, live music, activities and more!
Friday, August 7th
4:30-6:30 PM – FREE balloon art and face painting!
4:30-8:00 PM – Food Trucks available to purchase food.
5:00-6:00 PM- Comedy Magician from A Touch of Magic
6:30-8:00 PM- from RagTown!
The following food trucks will be featured at Friday’s festival:
- Santana’s Sugar Shack
- Deep Roots
- Gray Duck Concessions
- JP Concessions
- Sawatee
- Ixcali Tacos
- A Taste of Real Nawlin’s
- Pizza Karma
Saturday, August 8th
11-12:30 AM – Splash and Play Party
This event is recommended for ages 5+ with slip and slides, sprinklers, sustainable water balloons, waterpark bounce houses, a foam pit party and more! There will be limited changing areas available at this event. Bring your own towels!
1:30-4 PM – Mini and Me Golf Tournament
Grab your little one and tee up for a day of unforgettable fun at our Mini & Me Golf Tournament! This heartwarming event pairs kids with their favorite adult—whether that’s a parent, grandparent, or guardian—for a lighthearted round filled with laughter, memories, and just a hint of friendly competition. Register here.
8-10 PM – Glowfest Pickleball
Join us in celebrating Heights Fest with a free glow pickleball event! Come down to Marie Park to play a friendly game of glow in the dark pickleball featuring a DJ, yards games, and s’mores! All glow supplies will be provided. Black lights will be used to light the courts. This is a free, drop-in event.
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