The 5K certified race begins near Randall Avenue and Underwood Street, runs through U of M St. Paul campus and St. Anthony neighborhood and returns to the finish line on Randall Avenue.

Little fair fans become little farm hands at this pint-size mock farm experience for ages 3-10. Ride a tractor, milk a cow, learn about pollinators & soil, and try lots of hands-on activities! Ag-Vestigator activity for junior farm hands.

Stop by to learn how you can become a Friend of the Fair, support the future of the Great Minnesota Get-Together, attend special member events and get personalized bricks and benches placed on the fairgrounds

Stop by this family-friendly exhibit to watch cows being milked, join in fun activities and competitions, and learn about cows and how your food goes from farm to table.

Get a glimpse into the world of pig farming. Take a 360-degree look inside a real Minnesota pig farm and see what farmers do to care for pigs, people and the environment.

A 6,600-square-foot open-air pavilion located just west of the former Pet Center will house purebred dog breed booths and the Pet Surgery Suite, where Minnesota Veterinary Medical Association members perform spay and neuter surgeries.

Meet authors, pose for photos with fair letters and make crafts.

Proof of shots from Veterinarian. Tag on pet with date of expiration. Bring your dog to Dog Check-In prior to entry. All Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Dog leashes cannot exceed 4 feet.

This agricultural education exhibit is the birthplace of nearly 200 animals, including calves, lambs and piglets, during the fair's 12-day run. The center also encompasses the Hen House exhibit and the Christensen Farms Stage, located outside.

This interactive exhibit inspires Minnesotans to get connected to the food they eat. The actions we take every day matter, as we are all directly linked to our food. Centering around six areas of action – Buy Local; Eat Local; Grow Food; Nurture Soil; Pro