Minnesota Yacht Club was the biggest music festival to take place inside the Twin Cities in more than a decade – but it's about to get bigger. C3 Presents, the company that organizes the ...

The headliners for the 2025 Minnesota Yacht Club Festival are Hozier, Fall Out Boy and Green Day. The summer music festival expanded from two-days to three-days and will take place from July 18-20 ...

After a mostly successful launch last month at St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park, the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival will sail again in 2025. It’s booked for the same weekend — July 18 ...

The music festival that transformed Harriet Island last summer is back this year, with a stacked lineup featuring Hozier, Green Day and Fall Out Boy. The Minnesota Yacht Club Festival announced ...

This year, Minnesota’s own Minnesota Yacht Club Festival will be kicking off on Harriet Island for a two-day special event with a ton of top-notch headliners. Gwen Stefani, Alanis Morissette ...

For the first time in a dozen years, St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park will host a major rock and pop music festival, dubbed the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival, on Friday and Saturday.

Looks like the Minnesota Yacht Club festival is going to have another booming year in 2025. Organizers of the music fest at St. Paul’s Harriet Island Regional Park announced Monday that the ...

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“Nice weather, we had no complaints.” The inaugural Minnesota Yacht Club Festival got some big kudos from music lovers. Chopper 5 revealing the true size of the crowd — a sea of people.

Where can I park? There are six parking lots within a 20 minute walk of Harriet Island for you to choose from if you drive to the festival. These include the 6th & Wabasha lot, Rivercentre parking ...

After a rather meaningful and mellower start on Friday, the Minnesota Yacht Club festival turned more dopey, sweaty, goofy, brawny and wild on Saturday. For better or worse, Twin Cities music ...