Like much of Buckhorn Days this year, the event’s car show is being supercharged. No longer held at the Pioneer Museum, the ...

For the first day of Downtown Duluth Days, eight blocks of Superior Street were shut down and flooded with classic cars.

Racing resumes Friday, July 11, at Davenport Speedway at the Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds. Points will be on the minds of racers because there are only four point events left on the 2025 ...

Discover 2025's best classic car shows near you! Our state-by-state guide lists antique car shows, free events, and international exhibitions happening this weekend and beyond.

The Minnesota Street Rod Association is convening in Falcon Heights this weekend to show off refinished old cars. Republican Senator tells House not to vote on bill she just voted for All About ...

The 2025 Kickoff to Summer at the Fair, a preview of the Minnesota State Fair, took place May 22-25. The Minnesota State Fair, a beloved tradition for many, is scheduled for Aug. 21 to Sept. 1 ...

The General Motors Car Clubs Association (GMCCA) All-GM Show and Swap Meet is happening this weekend at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. The GMCCA hosts the annual event every June, showcasing a ...

The Minnesota State Agricultural Society Board of Managers met Thursday morning to discuss plans for this year’s State Fair. The board is comprised of one representative from each of the ...

Welcome to car heaven! The Shed’s rustic charm hides a treasure trove of automotive history that’ll make your gearhead heart skip a beat. Photo credit: Bryan Tardiff Tucked away in the northern ...

Imagine a world where the roar of engines never faded and chrome still ruled the roads. We’re about to embark on a high-octane adventure through the Land of 10,000 Lakes, where muscle cars flex their ...

By calling Etix at 800-514-3849 (Please note that the State Fairgrounds Ticket Office will not be open for in-person sales. Currently, tickets will be sold online and by phone only.) Ticket prices ...

Minnesota State Fair superintendent Jim Clark says organizing the over 300 pieces of visual art in the Fine Arts Center is like assembling one giant puzzle.