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Case Factory Tours

As a Case Collectors Club ® member, you and up to 5 guests can take a tour of the Case factory located in Bradford, Pennsylvania. Children under the age of 13 years old are not permitted to tour the factory. Children 13 to 18 must be accompanied by an adult (No more than 2 children per adult). Guests are welcome to tour on the first and third Thursday mornings between the months of April through December beginning at 9 am. In order to tour the factory, Club members must be pre-registered at least one week in advance. Tour slots are limited, so you are encouraged to plan ahead. Walk-ins will NOT be accommodated.

While walking through the factory, safety remains our utmost concern. Guests must remain with the tour guide at all times and must stay in designated aisles. Purses, cell phones, cameras, camera bags, fanny packs, smoking, and pets are not permitted while touring. Additional safety precautions are noted below and must be followed at all times:

For Your Safety:

• Safety glasses and ear protection will be provided and must be worn.
• Only closed toe shoes covering the entire foot will be permitted. No open toe shoes, sandals, low cut shoes, or high heels (Maximum 1” heel height). Sneakers and rubber soled loafers are acceptable shoes to wear.
• Hair (including facial hair) that hangs below shoulder length must be secured (above shoulders).
• Pants must cover the entire leg. Shorts are not permitted on the production floor.
• No dangling or loose jewelry or clothing.
• Please let us know, upon arrival, if you or anyone in your party has a pacemaker or any other medical device whose operation could be affected by our equipment.
• Case welcomes guests with disabilities. Our staff is committed to providing the highest-quality visit for each and every guest to the extent that we can reasonably accommodate.

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Come Visit Us: The JI Case Racine Experience Center

Discover Case IH at the new Racine Experience Center . Learn more about their history, current product lineups and the future of agricultural technology.

By Tom Collova  

Get a Glimpse of how the Modern Day Tractor was Born  

Get a tour of Case Racine's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, and watch your favorite tractor brand come to life. The Racine manufacturing facility is home to the Magnum Series tractors, transmissions for the Axial-Flow combines and Cotton Express cotton pickers as well as axles and valves for Steiger Series 4-wheel drive tractors.

After your tractor tour, it's time to explore the Racine Experience Center (REC). The Center connects visitors with the past, present, and future products, and houses some of the company's collection of heritage pieces - including a restored steam engine, a 1913 Case automobile, the Spirit of '76 tractor, the autonomous concept tractor of the future and so much more.   

Exclusive Memorabilia and More Galore  

Commemorate your visit with exclusive CaseIH apparel, books, and accessories from the Case IH Fan Shop at the REC. The Racine manufacturing facility and the REC are located at 2701 Oakes Road in Sturtevant. Tours are available by appointment only. To schedule a tour, contact (262) 636-7273 or [email protected]. The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours and can be scheduled Monday through Friday beginning at 9:00 AM (subject to change). CaseIH requires a 48-hour notice to schedule a tour. Groups up to 55 can be accommodated.   

Make the most of your trip to Racine County  

If you want to make a day visiting Racine County, check out our other landmarks such as the SC Johnson campus designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the largest operating lighthouse on Lake Michigan, Racine's award-winning beach, or Wisconsin's state pastry — the Danish Kringle — at one of our Danish bakeries.  

Important Visitor Guidelines  

• Individuals must be at least 14 years of age to tour the facility.
• No photography, cell phones or video cameras are allowed during the factory tour.
• Closed-toe, low-heeled shoes are required to enter.
• If you have any disability needs, let your tour guide know so they can be accommodated prior to your tour.

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The Racine Experience Center (located at 2701 Oakes Road, Sturtevant, WI 53177) is an impressive 20,000-square foot showroom and event space situated in Racine, Wisconsin. It serves as a gateway for visitors to immerse themselves in the rich history, current innovations, and future developments of Case IH, a renowned agricultural equipment brand. One of the highlights of the center is the display of heritage pieces that played a pivotal role in the development of the cutting-edge Case IH Magnum™ series tractor. This exhibit connects visitors with the brand’s evolution over time.

The Racine Experience Center also offers visitors the opportunity to embark on tours of the nearby Racine Manufacturing Operations, the very place where the Case IH Magnum series tractors are born. Additionally, this facility plays a vital role in assembling components for other Case IH products that are sent to sister plants across the globe.

Case IH Tractor Plant Tour Information:

The Racine Manufacturing Operations is where the Case IH Magnum series tractors are produced. The facility is also responsible for assembling components for other Case IH products, which are then shipped to sister plants worldwide. The guided tours last approximately 2.5 hours and are available on weekdays (Monday to Friday) at two time slots: 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM. It’s important to note that tour times are subject to change.

For most tour requests, you’ll need to schedule at least two business days in advance. If you’re planning to visit with a group of over 20 people, it’s recommended to provide at least two weeks’ notice. The facility can accommodate groups of up to 60 people.

Tours Duration:

The guided tours at Racine Manufacturing Operations last approximately 2.5 hours, giving visitors an in-depth insight into the manufacturing process and the brand’s commitment to excellence.

Tour Schedule:

Tours are scheduled on weekdays (Monday through Friday) and are offered at two convenient times: 9:00 AM and 12:30 PM. Please note that tour times may be subject to change.

Advance Notice:

To ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience, it’s essential to schedule your tour in advance. For most tour requests, at least two business days’ notice is required. However, if you plan to visit with a group of over 20 people, kindly provide a minimum of two weeks’ advance notice. The facility can accommodate groups of up to 60 people.

Availability:

Tours are not available on weekends, holidays, or during scheduled shutdowns.

Case IH Fan Shop:

After the enriching tour of the manufacturing operations, visitors have the chance to explore the Case IH Fan Shop located at the Racine Experience Center. This shop offers exclusive merchandise and apparel, allowing you to take home a piece of the Case IH brand.

Visitor Guidelines:

To ensure the safety and comfort of all visitors, the following guidelines are to be observed:

Age Requirement:

Individuals must be at least 12 years of age to participate in the facility tour. However, there is no age requirement for visiting the Racine Experience Center. For children and minors, it is necessary to be accompanied by an adult.

Prohibited Items:

While touring the manufacturing operations, the use of cell phones, cameras, and video cameras is not permitted. However, you are welcome to take pictures within the Racine Experience Center.

Dress Code:

In compliance with safety regulations, all visitors are required to wear long pants and closed-toe, closed-back, low-heeled shoes. Shorts and sandals are not allowed.

A valid form of identification, such as a state license, country license, or passport, may be requested upon entering the facility.

Safety Gear:

For the safety of all guests, safety glasses, high-visibility vests, and hearing protection will be provided during the tour. It is imperative to stay with your designated guide throughout the tour and remain within the marked pedestrian walkways.

Special Needs:

If you have any disability-related needs or health concerns, kindly inform your tour guide in advance so that necessary arrangements can be made. Please note that canes and walkers are not permitted within the plant due to safety restrictions, but manual wheelchairs are allowed.

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Road Trip Destination: Case IH Factory Tour

10/03/2016 by RG Leave a Comment

Here’s a new road trip destination: a tour of the Case IH factory!

I visited the Case IH factory in Racine, Wisconsin when I was nearby at the Red Power Round-Up. What an adventure!

The Magnum Series Case IH tractors are manufactured at the Racine facility. Here’s a picture of me with our friendly and super-informative tour guide, Peter.

I visited the plant along with my friends Wild Bill (Bill Anderson), Victor, and my dad. We were able to take pictures outside of the plant, but once we passed through the visitor’s center and onto the factory floor pictures were no longer allowed.

Inside the plant, we got a firsthand look at the assembly line. It was really fun to see all the parts come together to form a brand new Case IH or New Holland tractor!

This tour is a great experience for both IH enthusiasts and the general public. You don’t have to be a big tractor person like I am to appreciate the tour, so bring all of your friends!

The best part about the tour: it’s absolutely FREE! Wow! Tours must be scheduled in advance, and visitors must be at least 14 years old.

My tour was at the Racine, Wisconsin facility. Tours are also available at the Grand Island, Nebraska manufacturing facility (where they make Case combines) and at the Fargo, North Dakota plant (Case IH Steiger tractors). To get all the details, visit the tours page on the Case IH websit e.

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Hay & forage center of excellence.

The birthplace of New Holland Agriculture remains a key location for our company’s operations. Located in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, among some of the country’s richest agricultural ground, the town of New Holland is the home and headquarters of New Holland in North America. Here, our Global Center of Excellence for Hay & Forage, engineering, research and development, product validation, manufacturing, sales, and marketing come together to produce the world’s top haymaking equipment.

• New Holland campus size: 341 acres, including a 150-acre test farm
• Manufacturing facility size: 700,000 sq. ft.
• 47 million pounds of steel is used each year
• Number of plant employees: approximately 600
• 14,270 units produced in 997,869 hours during 2021

The New Holland Haytools Factory Tour is an industrial environment and the safety of our guests and employees is our No. 1 priority. Please follow the safety rules:

• Open-toed shoes and sandals are not permitted.
• Children under the age of 12 are not allowed on the factory tour.
• Safety glasses are mandatory in the plant, and are provided for use during the tour.

After you visit the tour center and factory floor, take a memento from your trip home with you at our factory store. Here you can browse a special selection of licensed merchandise, including a New Holland, PA., collection that you can’t find anywhere else!

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I just called and scheduled a plant tour the day before redpower, she didn't know anything about the show and didn't have any reservations for it yet. I thought that was odd.

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Doesn't surprise me. She just punches a clock and collects a paycheck from Fiat. The history about a company that went bankrupt 30 years and has been bought and merged several times over since isn't in her employee handbook.

I don't know? Chapter 33 is going tomorrow and Deb has been very outgoing for us. Have spoken on the phone with her at least half dozen times and she seems to be well versed about IH.

IH NEVER went bankrupt. Very close though. Eason

Deb seems very nice on the phone. I was thinking it would have been full.

I've been checking periodically for tours or other activities prior to RPR. As far as I know there are none!

I did find out that they still do not have a Golf Cart rental vendor because of National insurance B.S.

I am not about to spend a fortune going cross country only to have to walk 6-8 hours a day. I.H. tractors are nice but walking around visiting and seeing everything ten times over would not be fun on foot.

These dam clubs are all the same ,They are afraid to get out of bed in morning unless the insurance man Is there to help them up.

Our EDGE & T.A. clubs are the same.

Agricenter that hosts CAFES tells exhibitors to belong to a tractor club or purchase a all inclusive three day policy for 79.00 or have insurance agent provide Certificate of liability insurance and name CAFES ,which I do.

This is why our Tulare group have resisted belonging to clubs & having events with clubs, they are stiffling.

When we have a event at members ranch he endorses a weekend liability policy for Minimum of whats needed( Don't want to divulge amount) on his current policy and we contribute to the kitty and off we go. We have everyone there sign a release & one designated safety guy & the rest of us keep our eyes out. I realize this is much smaller but the B.S. would not be smaller if a club was involved.

Really the best place to host tractor pulls etc. is at State Fair Grounds for us anyway the Fair needs the revenue & coverage is provided by State @ much less cost & B.S.

Sorry for rant ! But Dam it we complain that we want to keep these events going, then when people come together the insurance wants the premium and expects us to be in ballerina shoes & outfits!

Isn't that about the time when CaseIH has their "Red Power Tours" program going on? Usually in the middle of June CaseIH has a deal going with their dealers to bring prospective new tractor buyers to Racine, give them a tour of the plant, take them fishing out on the Great Lakes, wine & dine them, etc. Through the years we've sent a couple buses full of customers(usually we work with a few other local dealers to get a busload). Maybe with the slowdown the ag economy they aren't doing that anymore.

Through the years we've sent a couple buses full of customers(usually we work with a few other local dealers to get a busload).

might just be a suv or carload this year

golf cart rentals are avaiable now. info is on facebook, which im not. My Dad

found the info & book us a cart.

golf cart rentals are avaiable now. info is on facebook, which im not. My Dad found the info & book us a cart.

Just went on their web site and registration is just for your own cart.

I see no form or # to call for Cart Rentals.

If its on F.B. only I have not seen it.

Golf cart rentals are available. It took a long time to get past the legalities required by the National legal counsel.

It will be on the Website by the weekend but here it is. They would rather have an email because it's the slow time but here's the number too.

18008248961 or [email protected]

As far as the tours we have not gotten any commitments from CaseIH as far as support for the Show so we decided just to put their info for the tour on our website. They got so many calls that they asked us to take it off and they are supposedly working on bus(s) from the grounds to the factory during the Show. If anyone has any questions or concerns look at www.rpru2016.com for my contact info.

Thanks for your patience it hasn't been easy to get this far at times.

Randy Graf Co-Chairman RPRU 2016

Nebraska Cowman

Thanks for posting that Randy. After being on the phone with Case the other day I'm confident they will get the details worked out.

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My email just told me plant tours are now available. 7:30, 9:30, and Noon all four days. Free of charge thanks to CNH.

ohio farmer

Wonder if we need reservations for that tour?

I toured the tractor plant many years ago, right after they started building the magnums,

but would like to see it again.

Yes, to Gene Williams.

It isn't on the website yet, but I did see it on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/rpru2016/?fref=ts

Have to make reservations, they're going to have a bus from fairgrounds.

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Zippo/case museum & flagship store.

The Zippo/Case Museum tells the story of two American icons – both based in Bradford, PA – through an extensive collection of priceless Zippo and Case artifacts. The museum’s exhibits include the very first Zippo lighter, an exploration of Zippo and Case’s American military history, the world-famous Zippo Repair Clinic, and even a replica of the first knife to go the moon!

We also invite you to shop the Flagship Store’s selection of Zippo, Case, Ronson, and Northern Lights Candles products.

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Enjoy a self-guided tour to learn the rich history of two American icons. Or, schedule a guided tour.

Open seven days a week. Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open Christmas eve 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and New Year’s Eve 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Closed: January 1 & 2, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

Just off the US Route 219 Expressway – look for the LED highway sign! 10 Miles south of Interstate 86 (Former NY-17), Exit 23

1932 Zippo Drive Bradford, Pennsylvania 16701 *For GPS, use Chestnut Street Extension Click Here for Google Map Directions

You can reach the Zippo/Case Museum & Flagship Store 814-368-1932 [email protected]

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Guided Tours

Tour groups of 10 or more – including bus tours – are welcome. Some restrictions apply. Please contact us at 814-368-2728 and request extension 2728, or email [email protected] to book your tour.

Groups who are calling the day of their scheduled guided tour should please call 814-368-1932 with any last-minute changes or cancellations. Scheduled tour groups that arrive more than 30 minutes late may not receive a guided tour on that date, although these groups are still welcome to visit on the date of their scheduled tour for an unaccompanied self-guided tour or call to reschedule a guided tour.

Contact us for more information about our   Evening at the Museum offering, a unique after-hours group experience.

Exhibits That Will Spark Your Interest

An Ally for the Allies, an exploration of Zippo's contributions to the American effort in WWII.

"It Works or We Fix It Free," a glance into Zippo's famous Repair Center.

Masters of Metalworking, our newest exhibit installed in March 2023, spotlights Zippo and Case design capabilities.

This giant Case Kodiak knife once adorned the company vehicle used to transport Case employees between work and home.

"The Magic Circle" emphasizes the rich history of the cutlery industry in this region.

What's in a date? Learn the significance of Case tang stamps and Zippo bottom stamps during your visit.

Our annual Zippo Collectible of the Year offers fans and collectors all over the globe an exquisite, limited-edition keepsake. This 2015 Collectible of the Year lighter pays special tribute to the 3rd and 4th generation of this family-owned company.

You'll find some of our rarest and oldest Case knives on display.

Ever wonder how iconic Zippo designs were created? Learn more about Zippo art and manufacturing.

The Case Collectors Club celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2021. Case Collectors Club members can shop exclusive products in the flagship store.

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Zippo's first major national advertising campaign featured Windy, the first spokesmodel.

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Shop the Zippo/Case Museum Flagship Store – the only place in the world where you can find the complete selection of Zippo and Case products, as well as select Ronson products and Northern Lights Candles! Purchase items from our growing line of outdoor accessories, kitchen cutlery, apparel, eyewear, collectible souvenirs, and museum-exclusives! Add a personal touch to select items with in-store engraving while you wait.

Inside the Flagship Store.

Museum History

The first museum, the Zippo Family Store and Museum, opened in late 1993. Aptly named, as it featured products for sale from the Zippo family of companies at the time: Zippo, W.R. Case and Sons Cutlery Company and Holgate Toys.

The original museum was quite small and quickly proved inadequate to satisfy the passion of collectors and curiosity of tourists who made the trip to Bradford. In 1995, plans for a brand new and greatly expanded store and museum were initiated. The grand opening of the Zippo/Case Visitors Center took place on July 18, 1997, coinciding with the company’s 65 th anniversary celebration. It was the centerpiece of the 1997 Zippo/Case International Swap Meet. More than 8,000 people from around the globe attended the three-day event, inaugurating a flow of international visitors that continues today.

The Zippo/Case Museum now hosts more than 50,000 visitors annually. Collectors and tourists travel from all around the United States and many other countries including Japan, Korea, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, and Brazil to revel in their love of these two iconic American brands.

Grand Opening Commemorative Lighter.

Zippo Through The Decades

1930s – Zippo Manufacturing Company is established with the production of the first Zippo lighter – complete with our famous lifetime guarantee.

1940s – Zippo makes its big-screen debut in 1942. Zippo lighters have since made over 2,000 film appearances.

1950s – The Slim® lighter is released and the new Date Code System is established using bottom stamps as identifiers.

1960s – The “Encore Moment” - Concertgoers raise their Zippo windproof lighters during musical performances for the first time, starting a phenomenon that has been replicated all over the world.

1970s – Our largest lighter repair to date: the iconic neon sign atop Zippo Headquarters.

1980s – Zippo releases its first alternative lighter insert, allowing users to choose their preferred flame for the first time.

1990s – The famous Zippo car is recreated after the original vehicle mysteriously disappeared in the 70s.

2000s – Icon status. The shape of the Zippo lighter was patented in 2002.

2010s – Zippo trademarked the unmistakable click in 2018.

2020s – Celebrating our 90th Anniversary.

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Plant sales: a perennial favorite for great bargains and great gardening advice.

At a time when we're looking to save money amid rising food costs, gardening is one way to create a bounty without breaking the wallet. And as the growing season gets into gear, community plant sales are just around the corner. They're not only a way to stock up on a wide range of herbs, fruits and vegetables, but also a chance to find a vast selection of flowers to add beauty to your garden. Here's a sampling of some local sales.

HENNEPIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE

May 7-9: Stock up on annuals, perennials and garden staples. Vegetable varieties, as well as hanging baskets and flower containers, will also be on hand. (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Hennepin Technical College Greenhouse, 9000 Brooklyn Blvd., Brooklyn Park; hennepintech.edu/calendar )

BIRCH ISLAND WOODS

May 8-19: Shop on the farm during a nearly two-week plant sale, filling your baskets with hybrid and heirloom tomatoes, shrubs, vegetables, annuals and perennials. (11 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily; Picha Greenhouse and Farms, 6649 Birch Island Road, Eden Prairie; pichagreenhouses.c om )

LAKE COUNTRY SCHOOL

May 9-10: Vegetables, herbs and organic flowers grown at the school's 160-acre farm. Native perennials, annuals, hanging baskets and pollinator packs are also available. (8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Lake Country School, 3755 Pleasant Av. S., Mpls.; lake-country-school.square.site )

EDINA GARDEN COUNCIL

May 10-11: Commercial and member-grown plants are part of this sale of perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs and baskets. Master Gardeners will be on hand to answer questions. (10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday; Arneson Acres Park, 4711 W. 70th St., Edina; edinagardencouncil.org )

FRIENDS SCHOOL

May 10-12: The annual fundraiser (held Mother's Day weekend to benefit the Friends School of Minnesota) is popular for having more than 2,000 varieties of annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees, vegetables, herbs and other plant varieties, including 250 new varieties. (9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday; Minnesota State Fairgrounds, 1265 N. Snelling Av., Falcon Heights; friendsschoolplantsale. com )

CHAMPLIN GARDEN CLUB

May 11: Perennials, annuals, hanging baskets, potted plants, vegetables, herbs and more. (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Willy McCoy's parking lot, 12450 N. Business Park Blvd., Champlin; facebook.com/ChamplinGardenClub ; [email protected] )

NORTHERN LIGHTS

May 11: Annuals, perennials, vegetables, hanging baskets and native shrubs. A makers' market, bake sale, children's activities (donations requested) and a raffle will also be featured during this event benefiting St. Paul School of Northern Lights public charter school. (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 768 S. Hamline Av., St. Paul; northernlightsplantsale.com )

May 10-11: Annuals, perennials, fruits, vegetables, herbs, trees and more. New this year is category Zone 5 plants for the "Adventurous Gardener;" plants for rock gardens; an expanded selection of University of Minnesota introductions, peonies from multiple vendors and a Minnesota grower specializing in hardy mums. Free, but reservations required. Note: At the time of publication, the May 10 event was sold out. (8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, 3675 Arboretum Drive, Chanhassen; arb.umn.edu ; [email protected] )

BETHLEHEM GARDEN TEAM

May 14: This annual plant sale offers a variety of plants and seedlings. (10 to 11:30 a.m.; Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 4100 Lyndale Av. S., Mpls.; Bethlehem -church. org )

GARDEN CLUB OF MINNEAPOLIS

May 14: New this year are sun, shade and cooking-themed plant kits; new and unusual annuals and perennials, herbs, vegetables, bedding plants and more. (Noon-6:30 p.m.; St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church, the Great Hall, 3450 Irving Av. S., Mpls.; gardenclubmpls.org )

ANOKA COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS

May 14-15: Hundreds of varieties of native flowers and plants including vegetables and pollinator plants. (Hours: 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a "last chance" sale with up to 50% off, 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday; Anoka County Fairgrounds, 3200 St. Francis Blvd. NW., Anoka; anokamastergardeners.org ; 763-324-3495)

ROCHESTER GARDEN AND FLOWER CLUB

May 15-16: Native plants, vegetables, succulents and herbs. (4 to 7 p.m. Wednesday; 8 a.m. to noon, or until sold out Thursday; Graham Park, Building 41, 112 Arena Drive SE., Rochester; rgfc.org )

ASSOCIATION FOR NONSMOKERS-MINNESOTA

May 17-18: Shop heirloom tomatoes, perennials and more at this annual fundraiser. (9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days; 1647 Laurel Av., St. Paul; ansrmn.org ; 651-646-3005)

SOIL AND SUNSHINE GARDEN CLUB

May 17-18: Perennials, annuals, vegetables, herbs and more, many grown by club members, plus advice from on-site gardeners. (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 8713 Lincoln St., Blaine; northerngardener.org )

RICHFIELD GARDEN CLUB May 17-19: Annuals, vegetables, herbs, hanging baskets, perennials and native plants. Proceeds benefit the Federated Garden Clubs of MN scholarship program.(3 to 7 p.m. Friday; 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday; 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday; residences at 7027 and 7033 Park Av. S., Richfield; richfieldgardenclubcouncil.com )

DAKOTA COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS

May 18: Minnesota-grown plants including a wide variety of sun and shade perennials, native and woodland plants, grasses and groundcovers. Herbs and vegetables are also part of the expansive selection. A garage sale booth of gently used garden items is also part of the lineup. (8 a.m. to noon; Whitetail Woods Regional Park, Empire Shelter, 17100 Station Trail, Farmington; dakotamastergardeners.org ; [email protected] )

HENNEPIN COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS

May 18: Shop perennials, annuals, baskets, vegetable seedlings, native plants, herbs, hostas, groundcovers and more. Master Gardeners highlight popular plants including Minnesota-winning varieties. (9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Hopkins Pavilion, 11000 Excelsior Blvd.: Hopkins; hennepinmastergardeners.org

RAMSEY COUNTY MASTER GARDENERS

May 18: Native plants, more than 50 tomato varieties and unique houseplants are among the highlights of this plant sale featuring perennials, annuals, herbs and vegetables. (9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; new location, Aldrich Ice Arena,1850 N. White Bear Av., Maplewood; ramseymastergardeners.org )

SOUTH ST. PAUL GARDEN CLUB

May 18: Perennials grown by garden club members include hostas, lilies, herbs, vegetables and fruits. (8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 1900 Burma Lane, South St. Paul; 651-455-3441)

DIGGERS GARDEN CLUB

June 1: Garden plants, houseplants and garden accessories. (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Robbinsdale Historic Library, 4915 42nd Av. N., Robbinsdale; robbinsdalediggers.com )

MINNESOTA HOSTA SOCIETY :

June 15: A variety of hostas and other perennials. (9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Smith Coffee and Café, 8107 Eden Prairie Road, Eden Prairie; mnhosta.org )

CARVER-SCOTT EXTENSION MASTER GARDENER

Aug. 24: Perennial divisions from Master Gardeners' yards as well as over 60 varieties of native plants. Houseplants, garden art and fresh produce will also be for sale. (9 a.m. to noon; Cub Foods parking lot, 200 Pioneer Trail, Chaska; northerngardener.org )

Colleen Coles contributed to this report.

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The extensive police search of a remote area on Long Island is not tied to suspected Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann — but to another possible serial killer, police sources told The Post.

Cops are looking for new evidence related to the 1993 murder of Sandra Costilla — and they are hoping to finally tie the case to convicted killer John Bittrolff, according to sources with knowledge of the Suffolk County case.

Cops have also shifted their focus from the woods in Manorville to North Sea, a hamlet located within Southampton Town.

That’s where Costilla, 28, of Queens, was found savagely beaten and strangled by hunters on Nov. 20, 1993.

Bittrolff, who is in prison after being convicted of killing two other women on Long Island, was previously named as a suspect in Costilla’s murder, but has never been charged.

Authorities on Saturday continued combing through the dense North Sea woods, including with cadever-sniffing dogs.

It was unclear what new information led detectives back to both locations — or if they have found anything pertinent during the searches, the sources said.

Bittrolff, a 57-year-old former carpenter, lived in Manorville, not far from where cops were conducting their search this past week.

He was arrested in 2014 for the murders of two women: Rita Tangredi, 31, a known sex worker found dead November 2, 1993, in East Patchogue, and Colleen McNamee, 20, who was found killed on January 30, 1994, in a wooded area along William Floyd Parkway in Shirley.

In 2017, jurors found Bittrolff guilty of second-degree murder in both cases. He is now serving 50 years to life.

Investigators have never been able to pin Costilla’s unsolved murder on Bittrolff.

Multiple police sources confirm Bittrolff was, for years after his arrest, the lead suspect in the Gilgo Beach murders investigation.

After his sentencing, Suffolk County prosecutors revealed Bittrolff was also suspected in at least one of the 10 murders attributed to the Gilgo Beach killer.

The torsos of two of the Long Island Serial Killer’s victims, Jessica Taylor and Valerie Mack, were found in Manorville — three miles from Bittrolff’s residence.

Police have noted Tangredi’s adult daughter said she was best friends with Melissa Barthelemy , one of the first victims discovered at Gilgo Beach.

Prior to disappearing, police said Barthelemy made several calls to a Manorville number. Police have never said who the number was registered to.

Sources confirmed police ended up dismissing Bittrolff as a Gilgo Beach suspect months before arresting Heuermann for four of the grisly murders, including Barthelemy’s.

Suffolk District Attorney Ray Tierney later publicly said Bittrolff was not involved in the Gilgo Beach serial murders.

Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the four charges of murder he faces.

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The black crowes impress as ‘happiness bastards’ tour rocks and rolls on.

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The Black Crowes perform on stage in support of their ninth studio album 'Happiness Bastards,' now ... [+] available via Silver Arrow Records. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

“Alright!” shouted a clearly excited Chris Robinson last week as the Black Crowes performed on stage in Chicago. “Friday night at the rock and roll show!”

Following last month’s release of their latest studio album Happiness Bastards , their ninth, the Crowes performed Friday night in Chicago at Aragon Ballroom about halfway through the U.S. leg of their current tour, a lengthy jaunt set to take them abroad next month ahead of fall and winter dates in support of Aerosmith’s rescheduled “Peace Out” North American farewell tour.

“When we saw we were coming back to the Aragon, we were very excited,” said Robinson late, noting the group’s first performance in the picturesque room in almost 25 years. “And we’re very excited to have Glyders opening for us. They’re from this town, check them out,” he continued, lauding the work of the Chicago-based, psychedelic garage rock trio (as a cardboard cutout of Chuck Berry looked on from the venue’s balcony).

Glyders perform on stage as the opening act for The Black Crowes. Friday, April 19, 2024 at the ... [+] Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

Over the course of 35 minutes, Glyders offered up a rewarding, lo-fi opening set.

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“Cheers, everyone!” said bassist Eliza Weber early. Singer/guitarist Joshua Condon and drummer Joe Seger would soon find a groove during standout tracks like “Geneva Strangemod” and “High Time,” both from their 2023 full-length debut Maria’s Hunt.

Since we were first introduced in 1990, the Crowes have tallied a pair of platinum albums and three gold records, with Happiness Bastards , the group’s first studio album of original material in nearly 15 years, a worthy addition to their unique brand of southern-fried rock and roll.

Chris Robinson (left), Rich Robinson (right) and Erik Deutsch (back) perform on stage with The Black ... [+] Crowes during their 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

“There’s a little town about 90 miles south of Atlanta called Macon, Georgia,” Robinson explained Friday night in Chicago, spotlighting the group’s roots. “Little Richard is from Macon. And the Allman Brothers Band,” he began, just one day removed from the death of co-founding Allman Brothers guitarist Dickey Betts. “But there’s another: the greatest soul singer of all time, Otis Redding,” he continued. “Well, we jumped on that song and it goes like this,” said Robinson, setting up a late take on one of the biggest Black Crowes hits in Redding’s “Hard to Handle.”

While recent tours celebrated their Shake Your Money Maker record, this one makes the case for the new project, with the Black Crowes performing six songs from it over the course of about 95 minutes on stage Friday in Chicago.

As they do on the album too, “Bedside Manners” and “Rats and Clowns,” two of Happiness Bastards ’ more rollicking moments, kicked things off Friday night.

Nico Bereciartua (Left) and Sven Pipien (right) perform on stage with The Black Crowes during the ... [+] 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

Performing as an 8 piece group, drummer Cully Symington and keyboard player Erik Deutsch were set beside backing vocalists Mackenzie Adams and Lesley Grant atop a unique two-tiered stage built to resemble stacks upon stacks of vintage amplifiers and audio equipment.

Frontman Chris Robinson, who performed in front of a large mirror, was joined on stage by guitarists Rich Robinson and Nico Bereciartua as well as longtime bassist Sven Pipien. Festive lighting strung over, along and behind the stage flanked the group who performed under a massive “Happiness Bastards” banner hanging from the lighting rig over the stage.

“Good to see you all. Welcome to the ‘Happiness Bastards!’” said Chris early in Friday’s set. “We’ve got some new songs and we got some old ones - like this!” he said, shuffling left before pointing right at Rich on the slide guitar, ultimately bunnyhopping in reverse back to center stage as “Twice As Hard” rang out early in Chicago.

Sven Pipien (Left) and Chris Robinson (right) perform on stage with The Black Crowes during their ... [+] 'Happiness Bastards' tour. Friday, April 19, 2024 at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, IL

Robinson was in fine form Friday, a rejuvenated frontman shimmying about while delivering a still impressive lead vocal, with the new music cementing a once unthinkable rebirth for the Black Crowes, who’ve continually staked their claim as one of America’s best rock acts since reforming in 2019.

From 1996’s Three Snakes and One Charm , “Nebakanezer” was an early highlight in Chicago. The gnarly dual guitar riffwork of “Horsehead,” from 1999’s By Your Side followed, providing one of Friday’s more rewarding one-two punches.

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While “Oh Josephine” slowed things down momentarily, “Thorn in my Pride” found the group beginning to roll, with Chris on harmonica as the Crowes delivered an all hands, Stones-like jam to close the cut.

“Everyone say hello to Rich Robinson,” said Chris, gesturing toward his younger brother. With a wave of his right hand, Rich greeted the rapturuous Chicago crowd, soon strumming in the familiar opening licks to “She talks to Angels” on acoustic guitar.

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From the new record, “Flesh Wound” followed, quickly proving to be a late high spot. The saccharine-drenched affair was a blast in the live setting, conjuring up the power pop stylings of Cheap Trick as the Black Crowes soared forward in fun fashion.

The brothers Robinson leaned in close, singing into the same mic during “Jealous Again” before closing with “Remedy,” with Chris back on harp as the new “Kindred Friend” wrapped things up in the Windy City.

“What is a band, other than something you dream up?” asked Chris rhetorically on stage in Chicago. “This band started in our mom and dad’s house in the 80s,” he continued, noting the pair’s humble roots. “And that dream will continue on.”

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Kia confirms EV9 GT is launching in January with enormous power

After Kia’s first three-row electric SUV is already seeing strong demand, the EV9 is set to gain a high-performance GT version. Kia confirmed the EV9 GT will launch in January with “enormous power” and other upgrades.

Kia EV9 set for the GT treatment

Kia launched its flagship EV9 in Korea last June. In less than a month, Kia sold over 1,334 EV9 models and another 1,251 in July.

After announcing US prices start at $54,900, Kia called the EV9 a “wake-up call” to the industry. In the first three months of 2024, Kia has sold over 4,000 EV9s in the US.

Kia has been teasing a high-performance GT trim since its debut, but CEO Ho-Sung Song confirmed it will launch in January during its CEO Investor Day presentation.

The EV9 GT will build on Kia’s first high-performance electric vehicle, the EV6 GT. Kia unveiled the EV6 GT in 2022, its most powerful vehicle so far.

With 576 hp, the EV6 GT can hit 0 to 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds. To prove it, Kia put it up against a Ferrari Roma and Lamborghini Huracan EVO, and it beat both off the line.

Powered by a 77.4 kWh battery and a dual motor powertrain, the EV6 GT generates 576 hp and 546 lb-ft of torque. Starting at $61,600, the EV6 is cheaper and quicker than most sports cars.

Song confirmed the EV9 GT will launch in January, promising “enormous power” with a 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62 mph) time in 4 seconds.

An AWD, high-output dual-motor system will offer quicker acceleration. It will also include a reinforced suspension and electronic braking for better stability at high speeds.

Next-gen affordable Kia EVs

Kia also confirmed it will focus on affordable electric cars, aiming to become an EV leader by the end of the decade.

Song confirmed Kia will launch six new mass EV models in major markets. Kia revealed the new models, including the EV2, EV3, EV4, and EV5, during its first annual EV Day in October.

The EV5 already launched in China , starting at around $20,000 (149,800 yuan). It will cost around $46,000 (70,000 AUD) in Australia.

Kia will launch the EV3 by the end of this year. The EV3 features the best of the EV9, including design and tech, in a smaller and more affordable package.

Like Kia’s EV9, the EV3 includes Kia’s new design theme, including a sleek new “Tiger Face” grille. We’ve seen several prototypes out testing as it nears its official debut. The EV3 is expected to start at around $30,000.

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I'm all for speed and power. But I honestly don't see the point in the EV9, or other larger 3 row SUVs. Just so the soccer bags and groceries can slam the back of the car harder? For this class, range and maybe towing range would be what would convince me to upgrade. I'll save the 0-60 times for sports cars/sports sedans.

The EV3 will be followed by the EV4, expected to launch next year. Kia’s EV4 is the brand’s take on an entry-level electric sedan.

Kia will introduce two specific EVs in emerging markets, including the Carens EV. By 2026, Kia aims to sell 587,000 mass-market EVs or 66% of its total sales.

Kia also revealed it will be strengthening its hybrid lineup as it works to introduce new EV models into key markets.

Song said although EV demand is lower than expected in the short term, long-term forecasts remain unchanged. By 2030, Kia aims to sell 1.6 million EVs. Kia’s CEO also revealed it will cancel two large-size EVs as it focuses on smaller, more affordable models.

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