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Minnesota State Fair Annouces Free Entertainment Lineup The Minnesota State Fair is less than two months away and this year you can expect a large selection of free entertainment. With over 900 shows and 100 different acts, you'll surely be able to find something to watch while you chow down a bucket of mini donuts. All the free entertainment will be spread around the fairgrounds and the seven stages. Highlights of this year's free entertainment include the Minneapolis quartet Yam Haus on September 5th and 6th, members of the eighties band Dire Straits on August 26th and 27th, 'We Are Family'...

Winona Parks & Recreation programs Bob Welch Aquatic Center Opening date is June 12, 2021. Closing date is August 22, 202. Additional pre- and post-season hours may be possible pending staff availability. The 2021 admission rates are $48 for memberships; $37 for 10-punch cards; and day passes for $5 for adults, $4 for youth, and free for children four and under. Hours are Monday through Friday, open swim session from 1-6:00 p.m. Five shareable lap lanes will available during open swim sessions. Saturday and Sunday open swim session 12-7:45 p.m. Five shareable lap lanes will availa...

(5/12/2021) Treedome and WINONArts are announcing the return of the outdoor, socially distanced eight-part series of events Lake Park Drive-In: Music and Movies set to take place all summer long with outdoor live music concerts and feature film screenings at the Lake Park Bandshell. With a combination of vehicle spots and socially distanced outdoor seating, Lake Park Drive-In is bringing outdoor, accessible, family events back to Winona. “This event was a big success with only four showings last year. We are excited to bring back this program with an expanded lineup of musicians...

By TJ May 3, 2021 11:10 AM WINONA, Minn. (KWNO)-Treedome and WINONArts are partnering up once again to deliver the Lake Park Drive in Music and Movies series.   The event started last year as a way for residents to gather outside safely in the era of COVID-19. This year will double the four events held last year.   It gets started on May 29 with music from Annie Mack followed by a showing of Westside Story. The music starts at 7 p.m. and the movies begin at 9 p.m.   Reservations for vehicle spots and bench seating are required. Organizers say the event is free but are encou...

The year in Minnesota music: best albums and most trying moments Chris Riemenschneider, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/BRIAN PETERSON • brian.peterson@startribune.com/Star Tribune/TNS First Avenue was boarded up in June, in the aftermath of unrest throughout the city. One of the happiest moments I've witnessed at First Avenue occurred this past January. What a deceptive start to the year that was. It arrived at the end of First Ave's annual Best New Bands showcase, which proved unusually solid and entertaining start to finish this time around — from the smooth ...