New Exhibit
Open October 12, 2019!
Raspberries, Parades, and Royalty:
85 years of the Hopkins Raspberry Festival
the exhibit at the
Hopkins History Center
907 Mainstreet in downtown Hopkins
Honoring the rich tradition of raspberries in Hopkins.
Stroll through the displays featuring artifacts, images, and narratives which tell the story of raspberry growing
in the Hopkins area and highlight many of the fun events that have made the Hopkins Raspberry Festival so popular
since its beginning in 1935 during the Great Depression.
See the exhibit at the Hopkins History Center, the future home of the Hopkins Historical Society Museum.
It’s air conditioned!
This FREE event will be open to the public during the following dates and times:
October 12, 2019: 10 am - 2 pm and 5 pm - 8 pm
Please note, visiting the Hopkins History Center at this time does require the use of stairs.
For more information, visit us on Facebook or call (952) 548-6480.
Raspberries, Parades, and Royalty:
85 years of the Hopkins Raspberry Festival
the exhibit at the
Hopkins History Center
907 Mainstreet in downtown Hopkins
Honoring the rich tradition of raspberries in Hopkins.
Stroll through the displays featuring artifacts, images, and narratives which tell the story of raspberry growing
in the Hopkins area and highlight many of the fun events that have made the Hopkins Raspberry Festival so popular
since its beginning in 1935 during the Great Depression.
See the exhibit at the Hopkins History Center, the future home of the Hopkins Historical Society Museum.
It’s air conditioned!
This FREE event will be open to the public during the following dates and times:
October 12, 2019: 10 am - 2 pm and 5 pm - 8 pm
Please note, visiting the Hopkins History Center at this time does require the use of stairs.
For more information, visit us on Facebook or call (952) 548-6480.