LOCAL 10: Car Show, Dairy Finale and Monday Resources
Minnesota State Fiddlers Association fiddle contest at the LeDuc Historic Estate in Hastings, MN on Saturday Sept 19th, 2026. Image by HastingsNow.com
Sunday plans, places to browse and practical ways to prepare for the week ahead in Hastings, Minnesota.
Sunday, September 20, 2026 | 10 a.m. Central
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Sunday’s Weather + On This Date calls for mostly cloudy skies in Hastings, a high near 69°F, northeast wind at 5–10 mph and very little chance of rain. Sunday night should stay mostly cloudy, with a low near 48°F.
Sunday offers a chance to spend time downtown, catch the finish of a local anniversary celebration and make a few plans for the coming week. For anyone looking for help finding services, Monday afternoon deserves a place on the calendar, too.
Here is HastingsNow’s LOCAL 10 for September 20: a reviewed daily brief of useful local information, with links to the people and organizations behind the updates. All times below are Central.
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Top 3 today
1. Resource drop-in returns to Hastings Family Service September 21
Community Resource Center of Dakota County will be at Hastings Family Service, 301 Second Street E., on Monday, September 21, from 1–4 p.m. Community members can drop in without an appointment to connect with financial assistance, legal services and a resource navigator.
For residents trying to work out where to start, the visit brings several service connections together at one location. HFS’s event notice lists the Monday session in its description alongside an earlier September 16 visit; use the September 21, 1–4 p.m. entry when planning your stop.
2. Historic Hastings Car Show celebrates 20 years September 20
The Historic Hastings Car Show celebrates its 20th anniversary Sunday, September 20, from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. on Second Street downtown. The show is open to spectators, with classic vehicles, shops, restaurants and event activities to explore.
Plan around the 11 a.m. public start time. Anyone hoping to display a vehicle should read the organizer’s separate eligibility and entry information; the spectator schedule and display-car arrangements are different.
3. Hometown Dairy wraps up anniversary week with Sunday food and a drawing
Hometown Dairy’s anniversary finale brings food to the store’s parking lot Sunday, September 20, from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. The invitation welcomes customers and the public for Grandma’s cookies, fried cheese curds, soft serve ice cream and root beer floats, available for purchase.
The store also announces another daily gift-certificate drawing. Watch Hometown Dairy’s Sunday invitation, recorded by HastingsNow, for the store’s own rundown of the final day of its anniversary week.
Quick hits
4. 328 Grill serves Sunday breakfast and announces Saturday expansion
328 Grill lists Sunday breakfast from 9–11 a.m. at 350 33rd Street W. in Hastings. For September 20 readers making an early dining decision, that leaves a short breakfast window after this edition’s 10 a.m. publication time.
Looking ahead, the restaurant’s breakfast announcement says Saturday breakfast begins October 3. Saturday breakfast hours are not specified in that announcement.
5. Spiral Yoga announces Deep Stretch for September 21
Spiral Yoga’s class announcement lists Deep Stretch on Monday, September 21, at 4 p.m. at the Hastings studio. No experience is required, and the studio says class packs are accepted.
People interested in attending can use the studio-provided booking link to review the class and arrange a place.
6. Second Street Antique Mall lists daily shopping hours
For an indoor stop while you are downtown, Second Street Antique Mall lists 10 a.m.–5 p.m. hours, seven days a week. Its posted schedule gives Sunday shoppers a downtown browsing option before or after a walk through the car show.
7. Hastings Family Service seeks administrative-support volunteers
Hastings Family Service lists a Specialized Admin Support volunteer role helping its volunteer program. Its current volunteer openings page offers weekly or every-other-week shifts, Monday–Friday, with flexible scheduling.
HFS’s recruitment announcement identifies the role as suitable for adults 18 and older with office, computer, data-entry or phone skills. Residents interested in contributing those skills can apply through HFS; this is a volunteer position.
8. Meggie’s Sourdough Bakery plans a September 26 downtown pop-up
Meggie’s Sourdough Bakery is scheduled to be outside Squeaky Wheel Pottery on Saturday, September 26, from 10 a.m.–5 p.m., during the Main Street Market Fall Festival. The organizer’s festival schedule confirms the bakery’s location and scheduled hours.
Meggie’s own preview mentions fall-inspired sourdough doughnuts, with the full menu still to come. Shoppers can follow that announcement for the menu without assuming particular flavors or stock throughout the day.
9. Hey Dolly Boutique shares its fall shopping hours
Hey Dolly Boutique’s fall schedule lists Saturday–Sunday hours of 11 a.m.–4 p.m. and Wednesday–Friday hours of 4–7 p.m. The women’s clothing shop is at 103 Sibley Street in downtown Hastings.
That gives shoppers both weekend and weekday evening options when planning a visit.
10. Just For Kix invites Hastings dancers to enroll or ask about a trial
Just For Kix–Hastings says it accepts dancers throughout the year, with programs serving ages 18 months–18 years. Families can contact the program about enrollment or arranging a free trial.
Use the program’s announcement to begin that conversation and ask which age-appropriate class fits your dancer. A trial should be arranged with the program before attending.
If you only click one
Open Hastings Family Service’s resource drop-in notice. Monday’s 1–4 p.m. session brings financial assistance, legal services and resource navigation together without an appointment, making it a practical starting point for residents seeking help.
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