City Council discusses 20th annual Fall into the Arts Festival
The Edina City Council held a retreat on March 15 to discuss upcoming community events, including the Edina Fall into the Arts Festival, which will celebrate its 20th anniversary this September at Centennial Lakes Park.
The Edina Fall into the Arts Festival will take place September 7th and 8th at Centennial Lakes Park, marking two decades of the popular community event. The festival, organized by the Edina Chamber of Commerce, will feature participating artists and activities designed for families, including a dedicated kids zone.
The event benefits multiple local organizations, including the Edina Crime Prevention Fund, Centennial Lakes Park, the Edina Art Center, and the Edina Chamber of Commerce itself. By hosting the festival, these organizations aim to support community safety, park maintenance, arts education, and local business development.
The City Council retreat provided an opportunity for city leaders to review details about the festival and discuss how the city can support the event. No votes were recorded during this discussion, as retreats typically focus on planning and information-sharing rather than formal decision-making.
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[Music] the Dina Fallen to the Arts Festival is returning for its 20th year September 7th and 8th at Centennial Lakes Park approximately 240 artists food vendors and sponsors are participating in the festival art categories include two-dimensional sculpture wearable wood Pottery mixed media photography fine craft glass and jewelry it's just an amazing family centered event it's dog friendly so you can bring your kids bring your dog um check out our kids zone from 10: to 2 in the amphitheater both days there'll be lots of great activities put on by Park and wreck and then you know just the vast array of artists is amazing and really supporting their livelihoods and their work we're very passionate about that and there will be something for everyone proceeds from the fall into the Arts Festival benefit the Edina crime prevention fund which contributes to many police programs and services including the K9 unit motorcycle unit police explorers and night to unite the fund also offers reward money for information leading to arrests for serious crimes in addition the festival benefits Centennial Lakes Park the Edina Art Center and the Edina Chamber of Commerce this is the chamber's thirdd year organ organizing the event for more information on the festival visit Edina Fallen tothe arts.com
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