Fox9 KMSP News: Stone Arch Bridge Festival 2026
Jun 19, 2026
Kelly's Colorful Wings portrays the state butterfly along the Mississippi River, whose rich milkweed habitat the Monarch depends on.
Kelly's Colorful Wings were featured along with 6 other artists along the river in the Mill City District in a 100 feet of installation art to celebrate the Stone Arch Festival.
Kelly's Colorful Wings represents the state butterfly along the Mississippi River, which is a rich milkweed environment, which the Monarch butterfly depends on.
The Stone Arch Bridge Festival returns to this weekend to the Minneapolis riverfront. There will be 225 artists, two live music stages, more than 30 food vendors, two beer gardens and a vintage and vinyl market. New this year, there will be a public art installation called 100 Feet of Art and History. It combines the work of six local artists and it?s located on West River Parkway behind the Mill City Museum. The festival takes place on June 15 and June 16 along West River Parkway between North 4th Avenue and South 11th Avenue. It is free to attend.