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Unplug and Embrace Creativity at the Two Rivers Art Fair in Ramsey Today

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Published on July 22, 2025
Unplug and Embrace Creativity at the Two Rivers Art Fair in Ramsey TodaySource: City of Ramsey

The City of Ramsey is inviting folks to unplug their phones and plug into some local culture today at the Two Rivers Art Fair, happening from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the scenic Draw Amphitheater located at 7401 E Ramsey Parkway. The social media announcement promises a day rich with artistic expression and local flavor. This event is a full palette of activities: visitors can expect to find local artist booths that show off the best of the community's talents, live performances encompassing both music and theatre, and even a Plein Air art competition for the viscerally visual voyeurs out there.

Apart from witnessing the creative process of artist demonstrations, event-goers can indulge in local eats that'll make their taste buds dance almost as much as the live music will make their feet tap. This isn't just a spectator event, though—the fair encourages guests to roll up their sleeves and dive into hands-on fun, like decorating their very own Two Rivers Art Fair bag, observing raku firing demonstrations, and engaging in a free family art class.

But that's not all—there's a competitive edge too. Attendees can support local artists by voting for their favorite at the Rumriver Art Center booth by 3 p.m. for the People’s Choice Award. For those feeling lucky, there's also a raffle on offer, with tickets going for $5 each or 5 for $20, running up until 3:30 p.m. Prizes include an assortment of baskets brimming with goodies courtesy of local businesses and craftspeople. According to the City of Ramsey's post, "Winners announced at 3:30 p.m. (no need to be present)."

The fair is made possible with the support of various sponsors such as Black Sheep Tattoo and Art Collective and A-line Roofing Inc., as well as local philanthropists Kurt and Cynthia Ulrich. The Rum River Art Center Board of Directors, along with Dr. Michael Tkach Psychological Services PLLC and Village Bank, also contributed to the event, ensuring visitors experience a day where art and community handshake in a display of mutual appreciation.