One of our favorite signs that fall is around the corner returns to Edina this weekend! The Edina Fall Into the Arts Festival takes over Centennial Lakes Park on Saturday, September 12th and Sunday, September 13th 2026. Located just a short walk from Cedars, this event will fill Centennial Lakes Park with art, food, creativity and plenty to explore.
A Weekend of Art at Centennial Lakes
Now in its 22nd year, Fall into the Arts brings together approximately 250 artists, food vendors and sponsors. Visitors can browse a wide variety of work, including painting, photography, pottery, jewelry, sculpture, glass, fiber art, woodworking, wearable art and more. Whether you're searching for something special for your home, getting an early start on holiday gifts or simply enjoying a walk through the festival, there is plenty to see… and don't forget to come hungry! Eat Street will feature a variety of food, treats and refreshments to enjoy while exploring the festival.
Make a Day of It
Part of what makes Fall into the Arts so special is its setting. Centennial Lakes is already a beautiful place for a walk, and the winding paths, water and landscaping create a perfect backdrop for an outdoor art festival. Its close proximity to Cedars is also a great example of how much there is to explore right here in the neighborhood. From seasonal events and outdoor spaces to shopping, dining and recreation, there's always something new to discover nearby. Grab a coffee, take a stroll through the festival, discover a new favorite artist and enjoy an early September weekend in Edina.
Festival Details
Saturday, September 12: 10:00 AM–6:00 PM
Sunday, September 13: 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
Location: Centennial Lakes Park, 7499 France Avenue S., Edina
Admission: Free
The festival benefits the Edina First Responders Fund, supporting the first responders who serve our community.
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, Fall into the Arts is a great opportunity to get outside, explore Centennial Lakes and experience one of Edina's favorite annual traditions.
Happy fall from Cedars of Edina!
