BRAINERD — As another Hockey Day Minnesota wraps up in Shakopee, organizers announced the celebration of all things hockey will come to the Brainerd International Raceway in 2027.
“This landmark event will shine a spotlight on our vibrant lakes community, honor our rich hockey heritage, and bring fans together to celebrate the game we love," said Brad Pieper, chair of the Brainerd local organizing committee, in a news release.
"We can't wait to welcome players, fans, and visitors for an amazing and unforgettable experience!”
Hockey Day Minnesota is part of a day-long television event broadcast on FanDuel Sports Network North in partnership with the Minnesota Wild.
Hockey Days include outdoor games from peewees to pros, with proceeds used to support local hockey clubs.
"For our kids, this will be an unforgettable opportunity to experience the excitement and spirit of the game in the purest form, creating memories that will last a lifetime," said Brainerd High School athletics director Jack Freeman.
"On behalf of Brainerd High School and our entire community, we extend our heartfelt thanks to the Wild for bringing this special opportunity to central Minnesota.”
Additional details will be announced at a later date. Hockey Day Minnesota 2026, the 20th event, is set to take place in Hastings.
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