GOODHUE, MN
GOODHUE, MN
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- The gate time for Friday & Saturday Night is 5 PM
- There will be one-way traffic in and out of the event:
Alternate routes to the Wheat Trail Festival (16700 342nd St Way, Goodhue, MN) have been set up to bypass the closed road - Wheat Trail.
Here are the specific routes depending on your starting point:
• From Goodhue County Road 6:
Take Goodhue County Road 1 West to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
• From Goodhue County Road 7:
Take Goodhue County Road East to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
• From Goodhue County Road 51:
Take Goodhue County Road 51 to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
- The ticket booth will be CASH ONLY, you are able to purchase tickets online on site and ahead of time, if you wish to purchase using cash you can do so at the ticket booth on site. PLEASE NOTE: The rest of the venue will have card readers.


With decades of combined experience producing live events throughout the Midwest, the organizers behind the Wheat Trail Festival have proudly partnered with the LIVIN Foundation to shine a spotlight on mental wellness. Together, we bring valuable resources, education, and support to the rural and farming community.

There will be one-way traffic in and out of the event:
Alternate routes to the Wheat Trail Festival (16700 342nd St Way, Goodhue, MN) have been set up to bypass the closed road - Wheat Trail.
Here are the specific routes depending on your starting point:
• From Goodhue County Road 6:
Take Goodhue County Road 1 West to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
• From Goodhue County Road 7:
Take Goodhue County Road East to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
• From Goodhue County Road 51:
Take Goodhue County Road 51 to 165th Ave, then follow local event signage to the festival grounds.
TOLL-FREE line AVAILABLE 24/7 in all languages
TOLL-FREE LINE AVAILABLE 24/7 IN ALL LANGUAGES 988 LIFELINE WEBSITE
Jennifer Vaughn: 281-820-6626
A licensed marriage and family therapist who has worked with rural youth and adults from diverse backgrounds. She has experience treating depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, and other challenges.
Tracie Rutherford: 507-514-7057
A licensed professional counselor who brings many years of mental health counseling and education experience, focusing on trauma, stress, and suicide prevention in farming and rural communities.
Monica Mcconkey: 218-280-7785
Raised on a farm and understands the unique pressures that people in agriculture face. She is committed to helping adults, youth, and farm families recognize, manage, and navigate the stresses of farming and agriculture.
Apointments avalible in person, on the phone or zoom.