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The end of summer party celebration will be held at Centerbrook Golf Course

The festival was originally held in Uptown, but organizers have now expanded to multiple Twin Cities locations.

The 6-day festival will return in June after a two-year, pandemic-related hiatus.

The final day will be New Year's Day, when the high is 2-below zero.

The Cities 97.1 music festival announced the new policy Friday.

RibFest attendees reportedly climbed over rail cars Thursday night, causing delays.

This year's headliners, Lady A, had to drop out at the last minute due to appendicitis.

The country group was due to headline the festival Saturday night.

The annual event will be held Sept. 10-11.

Organizers promise 50-plus food trucks at each festival - including some newcomers.

The event returns this year after taking a year off following its purchase by Live Nation.

The in-person event will be held in Loring Park in Minneapolis.

The festival anticipates the season, which will start Aug. 21, will go on "without restrictions."

The St. Louis County Board is expected to proclaim it the "Year of Dylan."

The event will feature more than 50 hard seltzer flavors.

The People's Power Love Fest kicked off with door knocking to gain additional support for an effort to change the police department.

Last year's two-day festival was canceled because of the pandemic.

The pandemic canceled last year's festival.

The event was canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19, but organizers are planning on this year's going ahead.

The event is scheduled for May 13-23.

An online festival is planned and will include Father Christmas and a llama-cam.

The annual carnival is changing things up due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including moving events out of Rice Park in downtown St. Paul.

The Wayzata Beach Bash concert is also canceled.

Events will be "few, new, improvised, imperfect and orchestrated on a shoestring budget."