SCSU Lemonade Concert and Art Fair
Thursday, June 26th (11 AM - 9 PM)
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Brought to you by the St. Cloud State University Program Board (UPB)
This special event is held annually on the grounds of St. Cloud State University, featuring over 250 artists selling a wide variety of high-quality items.
This year we are celebrating the event’s 35th anniversary!
Events throughout the day include:
- Art and Craft Fair featuring over 250 artists located on the SCSU campus grounds rain or shine.
- "Little Lemons" Art and Entertainment Area (for children): 11am - 6pm (coordinated by the Paramount Arts District).
Located at the South end of Stewart Hall (rainsite – Atwood 1st floor)
- NOON CONCERT to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the event featuring TONIC SOL FA with Special Guest Robert Robinson.
Located on the Atwood Mall (rainsite – Ritsche Auditorium)
- Granite City Days Opening Ceremony: 7 PM featuring the Mayor’s "ROCK-ON AWARD" and music by Robert Robinson.
"ROCK-ON AWARD" The award will be presented to individuals, organizations, or businesses in the St. Cloud community who have demonstrated outstanding civic participation, leadership, or achievements.
The mayor expects there will be multiple winners as chosen by a selection committee.
Submit a nomination through Monday, June 9, 2008.
Winners will be announced on June 15 and awards will be presented at 7:00 p.m.
Download the ROCK-ON AWARD Nomination Form
- St. Cloud Symphony Orchestra Concert: 8:00 - 9:00 PM
Many musical performances will take place throughout the day and more will be announced soon:
- Paul Imholte, roving throughout the day on the SCSU campus Grounds
- St. Cloud Area Sizzlin Jazz and Mixed Image (4pm – Japanese Garden area)
- Robin Berry, Harpist
- Bradley Joseph, Piano and Keyboards
- Plus much more!
A wide variety of food vendors will be available throughout the event.
Free public parking will be available in most campus lots for this event.
Free shuttle service will be provided throughout the event from K and Q lots to the north end of campus (just south of Stewart Hall).
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