The Edina Art Fair is a premier three-day, award-winning fine arts festival located at 50th & France in Edina, Minnesota, held annually in early June. As the state's largest and oldest art fair (started 1966), it showcases over 250 juried national and local artists, drawing roughly 250,000–300,000 visitors to shop for art, enjoy live music, beer gardens, and family activities.

The Grand Marais Art Colony will be hosting the 35th Annual Grand Marais Arts Festival on July 11th & 12th, 2026. 

The Grand Marais Arts Festival is a microcosm of the dynamic Midwest art scene. Nestled between the horizon line of Lake Superior and the wilderness of boreal forests and serene lakes, the Festival draws over 10,000 visitors. Artists of all mediums are invited to submit quality, original artwork for this juried art fair.

Come explore a world of handmade ceramics and enjoy the stories of the people who created them. Browse racks of one-of-a-kind pottery, find unique gifts for everyone, and treat yourself to something weird and wonderful that couldn’t be found anywhere else.

In 2014, eleven artists in the Northfield area gathered around a campfire at Eureka Pots to establish the Cannon Clay Cooperative and begin planning the first tour, which took place two years later. Members of the Cooperative aspire to represent a variety of professionals working in the field – from functional and production potters to sculptors and installation artists – in order to showcase a rich diversity of work. The Cooperative seeks to build community through their interactions with the public; support emerging artists by inviting them to display work; and encourage the public to support local businesses, restaurants, and breweries during their visit to Northfield.