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Parking & Directions for The Red Clay Strays Harriet Island Regional Park
49 Harriet Island Rd, Saint Paul, MN
55107, US
1. Harriet Island Park Lot - 0.1 miles, $5
2. West 7th Street Lot - 0.3 miles, $4
3. RiverCentre Parking Ramp - 0.5 miles, $8
4. Science Museum of Minnesota Lot - 0.6 miles, $6
5. City-owned Lot on Water Street - 0.7 miles, $5
The Red Clay Strays Concert Live at Harriet Island Regional Park | Saint Paul – July 10th, 2026
Harriet Island Regional Park is a true gem tucked along the Mississippi River, and it’s a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike, especially when The Red Clay Strays Saint Paul hit the outdoor stage. Since 1998, that iconic open-air venue has hosted countless concerts, and it’s the kind of place where you can feel the energy in the air as bands like The Red Clay Strays Saint Paul bring the crowd to life under the open sky. The park’s lush nature trails, like the Harriet Island Nature Trail introduced in the mid-2000s, invite you to wander and spot everything from playful waterfowl to soaring hawks, perfect for bird watchers or anyone wanting to soak up some Minnesota outdoors. And if you’re into seasonal vibes, the park’s winter fair with local artisans and craft vendors is a cozy, festive highlight, even if you’re just browsing for that perfect handmade gift. The seating areas, some designed to reflect the park’s rich history, give you a sense of stepping back in time, while the 800 Level Seating offers a killer view from above for those who want to take in the whole scene. Honestly, Harriet Island is more than just a park, it’s where the seasons change, the music plays, and the Mississippi’s wildlife puts on a show, making every visit feel like a little adventure. For anyone catching a show or just soaking in the vibe, The Red Clay Strays Saint Paul always bring that special spark to this already lively spot.