Daily Guide, Saturday, September 5

September 4, 2020 at 10:12PM

Saturday Sept. 5

Grandstand/Nachito Herrera: A grave case of COVID-19 that landed him in intensive care for 18 days couldn't stop this powerhouse piano star from Cuba. Noon.

Food Guide: There's no Dairy Barn for malts and shakes this year, but there are plenty of ice cream options around the Twin Cities that can make you miss the fair less.

DIY Fair: Seed art champion Jill Moe breaks down the basics so you can craft crop art at home. Check out the instructional video starting at 9:30 a.m. and share your seed art masterpiece later on social media with #DIYstatefair.

Fair Minute: Here's why you should add the 4-H Building to your must-visit list next year, when the shindig is on again. 2 p.m.

Conversations: Gov. Tim Walz on Minnesota's future

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