2021 Pioneer Press State Fair Treasure Hunt

And the answer is the Cattle Barn! This year marks the 100th birthday of the Cattle Barn on the fairgrounds. Adorned with small cattle silhouettes, the building can hold up to 1,000 head of cattle.

And the answer is the Blue Moon Dine-in-Theater! The Blue Moon serves a big malt while showing clips of classic movies to customers — a solid combo.

And the answer is the giant pioneer woman outside of the Ramberg Senior Center! She moves with steadfast dedication, the produce-laden Ag-Hort building in her path.

And the answer is the gazebo outside the Ag-Hort building. Part of the Fair’s Adopt-a-Garden Program, this shady gazebo sits next to the Ag-Hort Building and is just a stone’s throw from the Food Building.

And the answer is the Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum! 4-Hers and their llamas and alpacas dress up in costumes for a contest in the Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum — a new venue for this year’s show.

North End Event Center

The Ballpark Cafe

And it's the Family Fair Stage at Baldwin Park, featuring singing, dancing, juggling and more, all meant to be taken in under the shade of the giant, stretched-fabric roof.

It's a monument to two volunteer infantries on Machinery Hill! A small boulder rests at the northeast corner of Cooper and Wright, with two plaques recalling the times in 1898 when regiments from Minnesota volunteered to fight in the war with Spain.

It's the Lunch Box! The brightly painted Lunch Box is a classic Fair food find — plus, it’s fun sign of circles tells you exactly what to expect.

If you were outside the Dairy Building, you were in the right spot! A sculpture of Snoopy greets visitors, its hands balancing a malt, butter and cheese (plus some margarine).