Events in Coon Rapids today

Join the Minnesota All State Showcase softball tournament in Coon Rapids. This one-day USSSA Fast Pitch event features divisions for 12U, 14U, 16U, and 18U. Games are held at Sand Creek Park.

Neighborhood Roots presents a lively farmers market in South Minneapolis, highlighting goods from area farmers and makers. Find seasonal fruits and vegetables, meats and fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked treats, flowers, handmade crafts, natural hygiene and body care items, pantry staples, and more. Shoppers will also discover a range of ready-to-eat foods along with fresh coffee and refreshing beverages. Live music with a rotating lineup of local musicians and artists creates a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. The Power of Produce Club offers kids hands-on ways to engage with local food and includes a $2 market token to spend on fruits and vegetables.

A single day indoor soccer tournament brings together top teams to battle for a grand prize. Expect fast-paced matches, tight competition, and plenty of action packed into one day.

The Northeast Farmers Market offers a lively, family-friendly setting with fresh local produce, handmade goods, and delicious food accompanied by live music. Visitors can support local farmers and small businesses while exploring a variety of offerings with something for everyone. Free parking is available, and EBT with Market Bucks is accepted. The market takes place rain or shine. Please note that pets are not permitted.

The 5th Annual Flea Market Event Show brings bargains, hidden gems, and an upbeat market vibe. Admission for the public is free, with opportunities to browse, chat, shop, eat, and enjoy time outdoors. The market operates at two locations, with Saturday at Ken Yackel-West Side Arena and Sunday at Aldrich Ice Arena. Find food trucks and food stands alongside baked goods and cottage foods, plus brand new and secondhand merchandise, unique handcrafted pieces, collectibles such as Hot Wheels and Pokemons, vintage items, antiques, toys, Amazon resellers, and more. With a bustling atmosphere and a broad mix of vendors, treasure hunters can explore for that special find. Only vendors purchase tickets, and sellers offering food have a separate application and fee.

Enjoy an outdoor Nia class on the grass at Hidden Falls Regional Park in St. Paul, co-taught by Beth Giles and Andrea Weiss and offered through St. Paul Fitness in the Park. Nia blends nine movement forms from dance, martial arts, and healing arts to move the whole body in a sustainable way that emphasizes sensing joy and pleasure rather than pain. Suitable for all ages and fitness abilities, the practice can feel like a vigorous aerobic workout or a gentle session, depending on the intensity each participant chooses. The class is free, with optional donations by cash or Venmo, or by using class packages on Momence. Parking is available next to the picnic pavilion at the North Gate entrance off Mississippi River Blvd, and the group meets in the little valley just below the pavilion. Wear comfortable clothing. Nia is typically practiced barefoot, though clean, soft soled shoes are an option. Bring a water bottle and a mat or towel for the end of class. Bug spray and sunscreen will be available.

Step into a pop-up marketplace devoted to all things vintage as Twin Cities Vintage Flea arrives at North Loop Green. Hosted by the team behind Totally Rad Vintage Fest, this event brings together retro enthusiasts and collectors under one spot. Browse a thoughtfully curated mix of clothing, accessories, collectibles, and other nostalgic finds from a range of eras. Admission is free, offering an easy way to hunt for rare pieces, support local vendors, and connect with fellow vintage fans.

Spend time with fellow creatives working on projects of any kind in a relaxed makerspace setting. Coffee will be available, with comfortable seating for knitters, large tables to spread out, outlets for sewing machines or glue guns, and sinks with cleanable surfaces for messier work. Friends and neighbors are welcome. Teens may attend with an attending adult.

Big Minneapolis Anime brings a new family-friendly anime show to Minneapolis at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Tickets are available, and artist and vendor booths are currently for sale.

Fans of adorable miniatures and collectibles can explore a back to school themed edition of OK Little Trinket Market at Backstory Coffee Roasters. The event centers on tiny treasures and cute finds, with chances to shop, sell, showcase, or swap favorites like Sonny Angels, Calico Critters, Labubu, plushies, and more. Expect handmade pieces, kawaii-inspired collectibles, curated small business vendors, and plenty of photo-ready moments, all paired with a cup of coffee as you browse. Picture fresh notebooks, cozy study energy, tiny cuties, and sweet little discoveries gathered in one place.

Tour spaces inside the Minnesota State Capitol to see how the building was planned and constructed, and learn about the people who carried it from groundbreaking to its 1905 opening. Hear about architect Cass Gilbert, who at 35 designed a public building celebrated across the nation for its grandeur. The tour also highlights the Board of Capitol Commissioners, along with the contractors and construction workers, following their responsibilities through the nine year construction. Gain a clear picture of the methods, teamwork, and dedication that produced one of Minnesota’s most significant public buildings.

Celebrate the season in Brooklyn Park with a no cost, family friendly community gathering that is part of the new Summer at the Plaza Arts and Business Expo series. This edition centers on getting ready for the new school year with a community celebration that features artist showcases, vendor and resource booths, youth games and activities, hands on arts and crafts, and food trucks. Attendees can connect with neighbors, discover local talent and businesses, and find information about the Brooklyn Park Small Business Center along with resources that support entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Mactír Academy of Irish Dance returns to Harriet Island for Twin Cities Irish Fest with an all-school showcase. Dancers bring high-energy Irish steps to the stage across two performances, celebrating the rhythm and spirit of the tradition. The Mactír community booth features a sparkle bar, flower crowns, ribbon wands, and a mini leapstacle course for hands-on fun. Tickets are $30 for adults, $25 for seniors 55 and older, $25 for youth ages 13 to 17, and children 12 and under are free.

The 13th Annual Backyard Blues Festival fills the parking lot of Dual Citizen Brewing Co. with live blues and cold beer. The bill features leading musicians from Minnesota and beyond with a rotating cast that includes The Dieselfitters, Other Country Ensemble, Nikki Matteson & Rich Rue, Ray Barnard & The Dudes, Natural Selection featuring Fredrick Thomas, Swamp Twisters 2.0, Paul Barry Blues Band featuring Bruce McCabe, Greazy Gravy, Erin McCawley’s Harrison Street Band, and Hurricane Harold’s All-Star Blues Revue.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP presents a meat raffle offering chances to win a $20 gift card from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round includes a $1 drink for the number after the winner.

This lowrider-style picnic at Maccaron Lake welcomes clubs and independent riders alike, arriving in cars or on bikes. The focus is on a warm, family-friendly atmosphere where enthusiasts can gather and relax together.

Planning is underway for the Area Of Hope annual picnic, which will take place at the usual spot, the Como Park West Picnic Grounds.

Get ready for the new school year with a backpack giveaway at Wilder Recreation Center. Families can pick up free backpacks and school supplies and enjoy complimentary food, all available while supplies last. A child must be present to receive a backpack and supplies. This event is supported by Hope for the Brave, Target, Costco, Five Oaks Church, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Saint Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church, and The Gnome.

Greenharbor’s weekly park day in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota features fighting, spellcasting, roleplay, camaraderie, and more.

Curated by Terrell X and Heidi Jeub, the Friends & Family Festival brings live music, visual art, and tasty food to 825 Arts in St. Paul, creating a warm, community-centered gathering where friends and families come together. Suggested donation is $10 to $20, and everyone is welcome.

Celebrate the vibrant sound of Trinidad and Tobago with two free concerts featuring more than 100 steel drum performers from six ensembles alongside special guest Liam Teague. His virtuosity has drawn comparisons to Paganini, and as a native of Trinidad and Tobago who leads steelpan studies at Northern Illinois University, he has introduced the instrument to audiences around the world. The music begins in the afternoon with a featured set by Teague. In the evening, the program opens with League Night Jazz, continues with the Chops Pan Camp Ensembles performing with Teague to share what they learned during camp, and concludes with sets by local steel drum bands Panatics, Tin Cups, and Pan-Handlers.

Experience InterPlay as an uplifting blend of movement, music, storytelling, and genuine connection through witnessing, listening, and play. The practice invites presence in the body for personal well-being, for community, and for the broader movement. By tapping into body wisdom, participants access intuition and strength that arise from embodied awareness and the synergy of a group. Come exactly as you are, whether energized, tired, grumpy, anxious, or navigating any limitation. The facilitation supports every mood, energy level, and ability. You can always choose to observe or modify activities to fit your needs. If a seat would help, bring a chair. If you enjoy making music, instruments are welcome. There have been bugs at past sessions, so consider repellent or an extra layer. Meet at the stairs at the far end of the parking lot, then move to the green space beyond the building for the session. This gathering is entirely donation based. Contribute only if you are able and moved to do so. A portion of donations supports Makoce Ikikcupi, a Minnesota initiative focused on recovering land for Dakota communities. Cash is accepted, and contributions can also be sent via Venmo at @bodyconnectmn.

Now in its fourth year, this free, all-ages K-pop celebration fills The Commons Park in Minneapolis with music, dancing, shopping, and food trucks. The program features Random K-pop Dance Play, activities and games, a variety of vendors, and plenty of dancing as day turns to night. Vendor and food truck applications will open soon.

An improvised two-hander created and performed by Sam Landman and Nissa Nordland follows Clyde and Faye, a pair of character actors navigating auditions, setbacks, small roles, and fresh starts. Their uncertain relationship and career ups and downs unfold in a sustained, story-driven format that shifts from playful to pensive, with naturalistic scenes that can feel written. A local review noted that while laughs draw people in, it is the evolving arcs and emotional precision that keep them invested. Produced by Special When Lit as part of Minnesota Fringe, with performance advising by Kayla Dvorak Feld, photography by Bonni Allen, and design by Nissa Nordland. Content includes sexual themes, strong language, crude humor, and the possibility of partial undress. Presented at Mixed Blood Theatre Company. Tickets are $25, or $20 with a Minnesota Fringe button, and some performances are eligible for the Bring a Friend to Fringe buy-one-get-one offer.

A performance on the patio that welcomes all ages. Tips are appreciated.

Enjoy a live performance from Jessie Street Band at Water Works.

Part of a free outdoor dance series in Saint Paul parks, this session welcomes dancers of every level and does not require a partner or prior experience. Led by Icelandic Latin Dance Champion Mariusz Kujawski (he/him), the class focuses on moving with ease, learning fundamentals, and connecting with community in a friendly outdoor setting. Participants can explore styles like cha cha, samba, jive, rumba, and Viennese waltz. Bring water and comfortable shoes to make the most of the music and movement. Presented by the St. Paul Art Collective, sponsored by the Saint Paul Downtown Alliance, in partnership with Saint Paul Parks and Recreation.

Six Feet Under is teaming up with Kataklysm for an all-ages show at Studio B. Tickets are available for general admission, with the option to reserve in advance and a service fee added at checkout.

The Hounds of Finn perform at Twin Cities Irish Fest 2026 with a set on the Cub Pub Stage at Harriet Island Regional Park. This appearance is the second of two at the festival, following an earlier show on the main stage.

An all ages evening at The Fitzgerald Theater pairs a screening of Repo Man with a live performance by Circle Jerks, with a Q&A featuring Alex Cox, Zander Schloss, and Keith Morris. Born in LA’s South Bay in 1979, the band co-founded by Keith Morris and Greg Hetson helped shape hardcore punk with concise, high-energy songs and a fierce stage presence. Their debut, Group Sex, packed fourteen tracks into sixteen minutes, and later releases like Wild in the Streets, Golden Shower of Hits, Wonderful, and IV cemented their standing. The group became part of cult film and TV lore through appearances in Repo Man, New Wave Theatre, and The Slog Movie, and their influence continues to span generations. They have returned to the stage for the first time in over a decade in conjunction with a 40th anniversary celebration and a commemorative reissue of Group Sex.

Catch a night of Latin music and reggaeton at EME Antro Bar in Minneapolis. The lineup includes Makano, Flex, Demphra, Josenid, and another Demphra performance. The show starts at 9:00 PM local venue time.

Enjoy a free, all-levels yoga class with YogaFit set among the greenery at Sunnyside Gardens. This 60-minute session blends mindful movement and breath for a calm summer start in community. Check in takes place at the West Co-op gate. No registration is required. Suitable for participants aged 16 and older. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. The practice is planned for the plaza, with the greenhouse serving as the backup if weather changes. Arriving a little early makes settling in easy, and the garden center is available to explore after class.

Drop in whenever it works for you and head out when you’re ready. This relaxed meet centers on imported vehicles of any year, welcoming cars, scooters, and motorcycles. Please bring a non-perishable food shelf donation. The gathering takes place in the Associated Dentists parking lot and occurs every other week.

Neighborhood Roots’ Kingfield Farmers Market brings a lively open-air experience to South Minneapolis with an emphasis on locally grown and locally made goods. Browse seasonal produce, meats and fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked treats, flowers, handmade crafts, natural body and hygiene items, and pantry staples from area farmers and makers. Shoppers can enjoy a variety of ready-to-eat foods along with fresh coffee and other refreshing beverages while exploring the stalls. Live music adds to the atmosphere at every market with a rotating lineup of local musicians and artists, creating a welcoming setting for all ages. Kids can take part in the Power of Produce (POP) Club, which features engaging activities about local food and provides a $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables at the market.

Build a foundation in West African drumming with a Level 1 drop-in class led by Dan. Geared toward beginners and advanced beginners, the session focuses on essential rhythms and playing techniques while helping participants gain confidence and a deeper feel for the music. Drums are supplied, walk-ins are welcome, and people of all gender identities are invited to take part. The cost is $15 per person per class. For arrival, plan to remove street shoes at the door to protect the new floor. Bringing clean slippers or indoor-only shoes is encouraged, and a limited number of clean socks may be available to borrow. The center is located in the basement of the Dow Building and is reached by one flight of stairs.

An outdoor summer edition of Minneapolis Vintage Market arrives at Utepils Brewing in Bryn Mawr, bringing together a broad lineup of Minnesota vendors specializing in vintage clothing, accessories, and home goods. Browse distinctive finds with coffee, drinks, and food available for purchase. The atmosphere features a pop-up photo booth by Darin Kamnetz and tunes from DJ Buster Baxter. All attendees need tickets. General admission is accessed with a free shopping pass, while Early Bird tickets cost $10 and include earlier entry, complimentary coffee, and first pick of the treasures. The market takes place outdoors rain or shine, and Early Bird tickets are non-refundable.

The 8th season of Sunday Fundays at Gustavus Lutheran Church offers a full day of delicious eats, live music, and plenty of seating for a comfortable visit. An expected lineup of food trucks includes Hydration Shuttle, California Dip&Eat, El mexicano grill, Twin Cities Gyros, Xai The Corn Guy, Blue Moon Kitchen LLC, Casanova Rice and Shawarmin, Smoked Embers LLC, and Eggroll Queen, with additional vendors anticipated. Family friendly fun also features face painting by Fae Face Paint. Admission is free for both food trucks and the public. Be cautious of anyone requesting fees or personal information to participate as a vendor. For questions, contact Eggroll Queen or email EggrollQueenFoodTruck@gmail.com.

This community market features a changing lineup of about fifty farmers, food artisans, chefs, and artists, with live music adding to the atmosphere. It is held in all weather and set in the parking lot of Settergrens of Linden Hills.

Now in its seventh year, the Black State Fair highlights flavorful fare alongside a welcoming cultural experience that encourages attendees to linger. It begins with food and continues with a culture-rich atmosphere that defines the celebration.

If the tap of tiny claws on the floor is getting a little loud, Fairy Tails Grooming offers quick, walk-in nail care for pets. No appointment is required, and guests are helped in the order they arrive. Prices are $12 for dog nail trims, $18 for dog nail grinding, and $18 for cat nail trims, plus tax. For questions, call or text 763-318-7685.

Brother Ra leads a Sunday morning yoga session. Mats, blocks, and blankets are provided, and there is no cost to participate.

Explore pottery in a single, hands-on wheel throwing session. Designed for beginners and the simply curious, this taster introduces the fundamentals at the wheel without the commitment of a full course. It also makes a playful date-night choice, with a relaxed atmosphere that encourages laughter, creativity, and a touch of artistic mess. Learn the basics, approach the craft with a lighthearted mindset, and take pleasure in shaping something uniquely your own, with the emphasis on the experience rather than perfection.

KOO KOO returns to Sociable with a family friendly day of music and activities. The high energy Minnesota duo is known for irresistibly catchy songs for kids that get everyone moving, creating a fun atmosphere for families and anyone looking for a good time. Northern Star Scouting will be on site with an activity for children and families, and live music from KOO KOO will keep the energy high. Additional details about the full lineup of kid friendly activities will be announced.

Returning to Twin Cities Irish Fest, the Tune Pals present a set with Mary on fiddle and John on accordion. They will be joined by friends Ryan Behnke, who plays pipes and flute, and Brian Miller on guitar and bouzouki, performing together on the Guinness Pub Stage.

Part of Fat Beach Days, this relaxed public meetup brings fat folks together at Lake Nokomis Main Beach. There are no tickets and no scheduled programming, just a simple chance to spend time at the beach in community.

This charming tea gathering blends good manners with a sprinkle of magic. Designed for young girls, it builds confidence through gentle lessons in kindness, etiquette, and poise in a warm, welcoming setting.

ART Dept. performs at The White Squirrel Bar, with hopes of playing on the patio stage out back so that "Kevin" can watch from a tree.

For foragers who already feel confident with the basics, this intermediate mushroom hunting experience blends classroom learning with time in the field. Guest expert Noah Siegel, a prominent U.S. field mycologist with more than three decades in identification, taxonomy, and photography, leads the instruction. He is a field guide author, an award-winning photographer, and a sought-after speaker, and his recent work includes a three-month study in Tanzania exploring how primates consume fungi. The day begins with a presentation focused on sharpening identification skills and improving observation techniques. Participants then head out on a guided foray, with Chick of the Woods and Noah offering identification support throughout, and Noah providing extra insight on tougher finds. The group reconvenes afterward to review and discuss the day’s collections. Attendees are welcome to bring unknown specimens or photos from past outings for guidance. You may keep what you find, but the emphasis is learning about a wide variety of fungi, including non-edible species, rather than harvesting for the table. Admission is $89.

Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre brings flamenco to the Lake Harriet Bandshell, representing more than forty years in Minnesota. As one of the only American flamenco companies to perform both traditional and contemporary theatrical works, the ensemble highlights the range of the art form. This appearance is part of the Music in the Parks tradition, which since 1892 has offered residents and families opportunities to enjoy local music throughout the summer. Over the years, the series has presented thousands of free concerts across many genres, including classic rock, hip hop, international and funk. For weather-related cancellations, please check the organizer’s Facebook page for updates.

OGPtB makes a return visit to the Como Park Pavilion for a summer Sunday afternoon appearance. This event brings OGPtB back to a familiar setting in Como Park.

Presented by The Current, this all-ages concert at The Parkway Theater spotlights GRAMMY nominee Tracy Bonham as she marks 30 years of her trailblazing debut, The Burdens of Being Upright. A classically trained multi-instrumentalist who sings, writes, and plays violin, Bonham emerged on the alternative rock scene in 1996 and went on to receive two GRAMMY nominations along with an MTV Video Award nomination. Her debut achieved gold status in the United States, Australia, and Canada, and her music earned heavy rotation on MTV and VH1 alongside prominent magazine features. Critics at PopMatters have described her as a riveting and complex presence in pop music. This milestone appearance brings the celebration to Minneapolis.

Experience a budget friendly, welcoming Kung Fu program that puts real world self defense at the center of training. Adults and teens of all backgrounds are invited to participate in a safe and supportive environment, whether you are brand new or already have experience. Instruction follows a Southern Dragon approach to Kung Fu, emphasizing practical application with the aim of improving personal safety. Movements are designed to be straightforward and powerful while still reflecting the grace, mindfulness, and discipline of traditional practice. Training is guided by principles that prioritize usefulness, efficiency, and results, with the goal of building skills that protect while also enriching everyday life. New participants can try one class at no cost, and observing a session is welcome. Details about costs after the free trial are available on the program’s website.

A welcoming open mic at The Finnish Bistro invites musicians, poets, and performers of all ages and experience levels to share the stage. Sign-up takes place before performances begin, and participants generally present two to three songs, depending on how many people are in the lineup. A complete sound setup and an 88-key electric keyboard are available to make performing straightforward and comfortable. The evening is guided by a rotating group of local hosts, including Ry Edwards, Caley Factorial, Lexi Modica, and Jun Sugiyama. Across the season, select nights highlight a 30-minute featured artist set. Set in the cozy St. Anthony Park café, attendees can enjoy a full menu of food, drinks, and desserts while listening or performing. Guests can use the free parking lot behind the building on Sundays.

Charanga Tropical turns the Icehouse patio into an open air salsa celebration with the band’s 10-piece orchestra driving the dance floor. DJONE from Salsa Police adds a dedicated DJ set, and special guests join the lineup for more Latin rhythms. The music flows from live performance to DJ selections so dancers can keep moving. Food is available from the Icehouse menu. Cover is $15 at the door, and buying in advance covers the ticket fees.

Trylon Cinema presents the 1975 feature Rafferty and the Gold Dust Twins, directed by Dick Richards. Alan Arkin stars as a Los Angeles driving instructor and military veteran who is forced at gunpoint by Mac and Frisbee to drive them to New Orleans, with Sally Kellerman and Mackenzie Phillips co-starring. The film runs 91 minutes.

Sunday at Twin Cities Irish Fest features a performance on the Celtic Junction Arts Stage in the Guinness Pub Tent.

Fire flow artists and spectators gather at Dragons Lair Performing Arts for an open practice jam centered on safe fire spinning and flow arts. Watching and participating are both welcome. Admission is free, and there is ample free parking. Anyone planning to spin should bring personal fire props and fuel. The session is geared toward those with some experience, and newcomers can count on safety guidance from the organizers. Bring friends and a camera to capture the energy, and enjoy a relaxed practice environment rather than a formal show or party.

This outdoor camp offers a caring experience for girls, encouraging a deeper bond with nature, growing confidence, and new friendships. Held in a wooded setting, it features nature exploration, creative projects, movement, and quiet mindfulness time. The camp runs rain or shine and weather-appropriate clothing is required, while lightning or other unsafe conditions may pause or cancel activities. Girls are encouraged to come ready to explore, get a little messy, and enjoy an inclusive, supportive space centered on empowerment, kindness, and connection.

Join a week of daytime camp fun at Tony Schmidt Regional Park, designed for kids ages 8 to 15. The classic format runs Monday through Friday, with activities scheduled each day from late morning into the afternoon.

Join Rocky and the recreation team for an evening of community fun at Lions Park. There will be chalk art, basketball and volleyball games, crafts, and more activities for neighbors to enjoy together.

Enjoy a free outdoor yoga class at Summit Overlook Park led by instructor Sandy LeMay. Designed for all experience levels, the session emphasizes stretching, mindful breathing, and relaxing movement while encouraging a sense of community in an open-air setting. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and comfortable clothing, and come with positive energy. Arriving a few minutes early makes it easier to get settled. This event is weather permitting. Newcomers and longtime practitioners are equally welcome, and bringing a friend can make it a peaceful way to close the day.

This weekly open mic at Sociable Cider Werks showcases more than 40 performers, with the lineup curated by J.T Viele. Participants of any age, experience level, and genre are welcome. Sign up by texting 651-334-3433, and keep in mind that spots tend to fill quickly. Sociable Cider Werks offers ciders, beers, seltzers, and nonalcoholic options.

This monthly general meeting at Brooklyn Park City Hall focuses on BPWT updates about activities and upcoming events. Attendees can share ideas to better support the local community. A brief social period takes place before the meeting. Guests are welcome, and the meeting is open to the public. For more information, contact BrooklynParkWT@mnwt.org.

At the Minnesota Fringe Festival, A Woman’s Place is in the House brings history to the stage with wit and audience participation. Written by David Alan Burger and directed by Casey Marie Holmes, the play follows Mabeth, Myrtle, Sue, and Hannah, the first women elected to the Minnesota House in 1922. As they prepare for their groundbreaking first session, a surprise visitor from the future arrives, sparking a spirited conversation that connects their early victories to ongoing fights for equality. The result is a lively comedy that honors barrier breakers and asks how much progress has truly been made. The cast features Megan Rowe, Olivia Dubiel, Amber Payne, Rachel Ratkowski, Ann Frances Gregg, and David Holmes. Presented at the U of M Rarig Center, Kilburn Theatre in an arena configuration.

Hall of Fame musician Moses Oakland leads an evening of live blues that highlights the city’s soulful sound. Expect powerful performances and songs that celebrate the roots of the genre while keeping the energy high throughout the night.

A performance by the Django Festival Allstars shines a light on the enduring legacy of Django Reinhardt, whose influence reaches from Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton to Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsies and Willie Nelson’s country swing. This ensemble, known for its tight interplay and nationwide acclaim, brings to life the atmosphere of Paris in the 1920s and 30s, when lively acoustic swing flowed through cafés, streets, and countryside gatherings. The spirit of Reinhardt’s partnership with jazz violinist Stephane Grappelli echoes throughout a program that blends beloved standards with original pieces, moving from hard-swinging numbers to tender ballads. The group has earned raves at major venues and festivals across the United States, including recognition as a standout of the Playboy Festival at the Hollywood Bowl, with admirers such as Leonardo DiCaprio and George Benson offering high praise.

Led by Sara Wait, this outdoor all-levels yoga class meets at the Como Park Pavilion with views of the lake and plenty of fresh air. The practice centers on mindful movement, breath, and presence to help you slow down and start the day feeling grounded. The atmosphere is welcoming and community focused, and it is designed to be approachable for newcomers as well as longtime practitioners. Sessions take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays during the summer, returning for another season at this lakeside setting. The series is donation based and does not require pre-registration. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, water, and layers for cooler mornings, along with anything else that adds comfort outdoors. Weather-related updates will be shared on Instagram.

Toddler Tuesday offers a dedicated jump session for children 5 and under. Young explorers can bounce, play, and discover in a kid friendly space created with little adventurers in mind. Parents can participate and jump for free. It is a simple way to burn off energy and make memories together.

A family-friendly story time returns for young families, offering a free outing where children can enjoy stories and songs followed by free play on the playground. Plans call for gathering on the grassy area by the playground when the weather is pleasant, with activities moving indoors if needed. Everyone is welcome, including neighbors, family, and friends. Those interested in enrollment information or a tour can speak with Preschool Director Rachel Otterness after the group portion concludes.

Decision-makers can connect in person with exhibiting providers and attractions from Minnesota and Wisconsin. Designed for those who coordinate field trips, activities, fundraising, and entertainment throughout the year, this show shares ideas that fit every age group, from youth and students to active adults and seniors.

Taco Tuesday at Boca Chica features $2 tacos all day. Choose from carne deshebrada, tinga de pollo, nopalitos, al pastor, puerco, or chorizo. Enjoy your tacos in the restaurant or take them to go.

Leagues Cup brings an interleague clash to Allianz Field, where Minnesota United FC faces Atlante F.C. Contrasting styles are in focus, matching MLS tempo and pressure with the savvy of a seasoned Mexican side. With a knockout format in play, small mistakes can swing the result and every look at goal carries extra weight. Expect a charged atmosphere and tense moments throughout.

A free community rhythm and drumming circle meets on the second Tuesday of each month at St Timothy Lutheran Church, ELCA in Saint Paul. Following the HealthRHYTHMS protocol, the session emphasizes drumming to support health, wellness, and joy. No prior experience is required, and all instruments are provided.

Bingo and Power Hour at Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP feature $3 domestic taps and bottles during Power Hour. Hotball Bingo packets are $15. With 50 or more packet sales, payouts of $100 are guaranteed. The session includes twelve games and three jackpots. Bingo on the Hot Ball for a chance to win an extra $200.

A supportive psychoeducational group designed for middle and high school students who want to manage anxiety and feel more at ease. Participants learn about different forms of anxiety, how it affects the body, and the brain processes involved. Through practices such as mindfulness, movement, expressive writing, biofeedback, stress management, and cognitive behavioral techniques, teens build practical skills to lower stress, handle worry, and strengthen confidence.

Connect with fellow Bison at Target Field as the Twins take on the Orioles. A special event ticket includes an exclusive NDSU-Twins rope hat reserved for attendees and the option to sit with other Bison fans in designated sections 124 to 126 or 225 to 227. Before the game, a casual pregame social will take place at Graze Food Hall by Travail with no registration required. Enjoy a spirited night of cheering on the Twins and celebrating green and gold.

Explore hand drumming in a relaxed, beginner-friendly drop-in class led by Bettie. The focus is on building confidence with approachable percussion while creating a supportive sense of community. It welcomes absolute beginners and anyone interested in refreshing core skills. No prior experience is required, and drums are provided. Participation is limited to women and gender expansive individuals. The cost is $15 per person for each class. Registration is available through the Women’s Drum Center, and walk-ins are also accepted. For holiday scheduling questions or to connect with the instructor, contact the Women’s Drum Center. Please remove street shoes when you arrive. You may bring slippers or indoor-only footwear, and a limited supply of clean socks is available to borrow. The classroom is located in the basement of the Dow Building and is reached by one flight of stairs.

Yinglong offers affordable, inclusive Kung Fu instruction with a focus on real-world self defense. Adults and teens of any background or experience level are welcome to train in a supportive, safety minded environment. Newcomers may watch a session or participate in a free first class. Rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition, the curriculum prioritizes practical skill building. Training centers on movements that are straightforward, simple, and powerful, while also preserving the grace, mindfulness, and discipline of classical Kung Fu. The aim is to enhance personal safety and overall well being. Details about membership after the trial, including pricing, can be found through the tickets link on the event page.

Neighbors will care for native plantings along Furness Parkway between Maryland and Larpenteur, focusing on a mix of light and more strenuous tasks. Work on the north side of Maryland includes the swale, a west stump area, and an east-facing slope, with hand weeding, edging, planting, and watering. On the south side, which becomes shady later in the afternoon, efforts include hand weeding, planting and watering, and pulling larger weeds. Invasive plants targeted include burdock, dandelions, creeping bellflower, and more. A few extra tools are sometimes available, though participants are encouraged to bring a shovel, trowel, and hand snips, along with gloves, a hat, water, sunscreen, and a snack. Plans may shift because of weather or other factors.

Curious about Irish dance but not ready to commit to a full session? This free introductory class from Rince na Chroi invites children to try a lesson with the studio’s teachers, while parents or guardians can speak with the Director and get questions answered. It offers a simple way to explore the program and see if it is the right fit for a future dancer.

Enjoy an outdoor, mixed-level yoga session at the south end of the Lyndale Rose Garden. The class centers on strength, flexibility, balance, and a sense of calm through mindful movement, breathwork, meditation, and visualization, weaving together flowing sequences with longer held poses. Practicing in the open air invites a deeper connection with nature as sunlight, fresh breezes, and garden sounds become part of the experience. All experience levels are welcome, with modifications offered throughout. Class size is limited to 15 participants. Those who register will be charged for their spot, so please cancel your registration if you are unable to attend. If rain is expected or the temperature is below 55 degrees, instructors will cancel and send an email at least two hours before the class.

Experience a lively, music fueled cardio drumming workout at Down The Street Nutrition that feels more like a party than a routine. No experience is needed, and the session is suitable for all fitness levels. Participants may arrive 10 minutes early to preorder a post workout shake. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Scottie Miller brings his band and a string quartet to St. Anthony Park Lutheran Church as part of the Durkee Summer Concert Series, celebrating the release of his fully orchestrated album Hello Pain, which features The Budapest Scoring Orchestra. The lineup includes Greg Schutte on drums, Dan Carpel on upright bass, Cierra Alise Hill and Lisi Wright on violins, Jesse Kellermann on viola, and Julia Floberg on cello. Admission is free and open to everyone. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and drinks. The new album can be heard on major streaming services, with vinyl and CD editions available.

Experience lakeside salsa at Pimento on the Lake at the Bde Maka Ska stage. Rumba Eterna delivers live Latin music, and a beginner-friendly warm-up helps newcomers feel confident. Expect a welcoming crowd, scenic water views, and plenty of dancing. Admission is free, with donations and tips welcome. Food and beverages are available, creating a festive setting for music, community, and movement under the summer sky.

Enjoy a free, family friendly water ski spectacular on the Mississippi River as the Twin Cities River Rats present an alumni show inspired by the world of Peter Pan. The Never River brings Peter, Wendy, and the Darling brothers to life on the water with fast-paced skiing, spins, and soaring stunts for an all-ages adventure. A pre-show sets the stage before the main performance. Plan for street parking only and consider arriving early for an easier spot. Bring a blanket or a lawn chair for seating, and take advantage of available concessions. Alumni who plan to attend are asked to complete the alumni form so organizers can get an accurate headcount.

Weekly free bar trivia is on tap at The Wild Hare - Blaine with Trivia Mafia. This Minneapolis-based trivia company presents trivia nights in bars, taprooms, distilleries, and private events across the Midwest and beyond, with occasional themed games and other pub entertainment. The venue sets a lively mood with 90s favorites and rock music videos in the bar, and serves a menu of flavorful, health-minded meals.

This event features classic bingo, with numbers called until a winner shouts bingo.

Professional birthworkers with The Childbirth Collective lead a Birth Topic Night focused on comfort strategies for labor at Minnesota Birth Center in St. Paul. These monthly, donation-based meetups give pregnant people and expecting families a chance to connect with Collective members and build practical skills for birth. The session explores the cycle of fear, tension, and pain and explains why comfort techniques matter, followed by hands-on practice at stations. Open to all. Advance registration is helpful but not required, and walk-ins are welcome.

Part of the 2026 Concert on the Lawn Summer Series, this outdoor performance on the CAC front lawn features the Percolators Band delivering rock from the 60s and later alongside country, blues, R&B, and ballads. The Brooklyn Park Lions will offer concessions with all-beef hamburgers or cheeseburgers for $7, hot dogs for $2, chips for $1, bottled water for $1, Propel for $3, and 12 oz Gatorade for $2, payable by cash or card. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, as only a limited number of chairs will be available. Open to all ages.

Settle in for a weekly taproom showcase featuring a changing lineup of live music. Admission is free. Families and dogs are welcome both indoors and outside, and there is a large free parking lot. So & So's MN Street Food will be on site serving, with vegan and gluten free options available.

The Faribault Lakelanders present an evening of acoustic four-part harmony at the lakeside pavilion in Como Park. The program features barbershop standards, tender ballads, and lively uptempo songs, with harmonies carrying across the water. This family-friendly performance unfolds in an outdoor lakeside setting.

Midway Saloon hosts a weekly pool tournament for players seeking a dose of midweek competition. Matches use a best of three format, and the payout is winner takes all. The entry fee is $10, and every dollar goes into the prize pool. Online registration with advance payment is required to secure a spot, and spots tend to go fast. Official tournament rules are posted on the website and available at the bar.

Berlin is in the midst of a sweeping manhunt as authorities struggle to apprehend a serial killer. As fear and suspicion intensify, the city’s criminal underworld decides to mount its own pursuit of the culprit. Inspired by Fritz Lang’s 1931 noir, this fresh stage version is written and directed by Emma Kessler and will be presented at the Barbara Barker Center for Dance. The cast includes Nina Broberg, Alyssa Rae, Mike Dee, Andrew Rosdail, John Slaight, Mahmoud Hakima, and Timothy Snyder. Stage management is by Remmi Middleton, and Mason Tyer is credited for violence. Two performances offer a two-for-one BFF ticket deal available only through online presales, not at the box office. Content advisory: while nothing is shown onstage, the story addresses violence against children.

This unstructured, drop-in playtime is designed for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Hosted at Hennepin County Library Brooklyn Park, it offers a relaxed setting for little ones to explore and play with a caregiver nearby. Attendees may stay for the full session or just a portion, depending on their schedule.

Take a look behind the scenes at Repowered’s St. Paul facility with the Second Chances Tour. Discover how outdated electronics are transformed through responsible recycling and careful refurbishment. See how environmental sustainability connects with workforce development through paid job training for people reentering the workforce. The tour traces the path from reducing e-waste to building real career pathways, showing how meaningful work can spark fresh starts, strengthen communities, and protect the planet.

The Rice Park Music Series returns in 2026 with free midday music and local food trucks in the heart of St. Paul, bringing a thoughtfully selected roster of Minnesota musicians to Rice Park for a relaxing break filled with great sounds and flavors. This edition spotlights Emmy Woods, who uses she and they pronouns, a Saint Paul based singer songwriter who grew up in rural North Dakota. Her music blends elements of country, folk, and blues, pairing vivid storytelling with an airy, expressive voice. Influences range from Billie Holiday and Emmylou Harris to Against Me, and she has shared stages with artists such as Melissa Carper, Sarah Morris, Ryan Young of Trampled by Turtles, and Cam Whitcomb. Although she began writing at 13, her recordings reached the public in 2023 with three collections, followed by several singles and an EP. She performs across a wide mix of settings, from neighborhood bars and markets to ballrooms and festivals, building momentum with a witty catalog, an easygoing presence, and a sound that crosses genres. The series is presented in partnership with St. Paul Parks and the St. Paul Downtown Alliance, with booking coordinated by Ostrom Entertainment LLC.

Brooklyn Park Farmers Market highlights healthy lifestyles, local agriculture, and community connection in a cheerful, welcoming setting. Farmers and other producers sell directly to shoppers, building one-to-one relationships with the people who make the goods. This year vendors are offering fresh fruits and vegetables, bakery offerings, honey, and floral arrangements.

Presented by Minnesota People of Color Pride, this annual celebration in Minneapolis brings community, culture, and pride together over five days focused on connection and empowerment. The festival offers live performances, ballroom showcases and cultural programs, vendors and resources from the community, plenty of music and food, and activities suitable for families.

Shop local and eat fresh at the Coon Rapids Farmers Market. You’ll find locally grown produce like vegetables, berries, and more, plus honey, jams, and flowers. There’s also a rotating selection of crafters, artists, and cottage bakers each week.

Enjoy a weekly special where kids eat free on Wednesdays. For details and the menu, refer to the materials provided with this event.

Discover farm-fresh produce, delicious treats, and handcrafted goods at a weekly market that also offers hot food and live music at each gathering. Stroll the stalls, sample something warm, and enjoy the tunes while you browse.

A Traditional Cedar Healing Ceremony takes place at Cherokee Regional Park, led by spiritual leader Pebaamibines (Nigigoonsiminikaaning, Fort Frances, Ontario, CAN). Food will be provided while supplies last, and attendees are welcome to bring a dish to share. Ladies are encouraged to wear skirts if possible.

Rince na Chroi is offering a free introductory Irish dance class for kids eager to try Irish dance. The session also includes a parent information segment where the Director will be available to answer questions about the program. Whether you first saw the group at Twin Cities Irish Fest or around Saint Patrick's Day, this is a simple way to learn more and connect with a studio that has been nominated as Minnesota's Best for two consecutive years.

Enjoy an easygoing night of exceptional live music at The Midway Saloon as Grammy winning guitarist Pat Donohue teams up with a rotating lineup of friends. Each performance features a new guest, ranging from standout local musicians to touring artists, so every show feels fresh. Look forward to intricate guitar playing, warm storytelling, and a relaxed atmosphere that eases you into the evening. Admission is free, and the event is family friendly.

Put your knowledge to the test with a quiz spanning a wide range of topics. Participation is free. It offers a lighthearted way for families, groups of friends, and coworkers to enjoy time together.

Settle in for a special breathwork meditation evening focused on using the breath and body as a vehicle for consciousness. Bring a mat, with optional pillows and a blanket, to lie down in the sanctuary. The experience starts with gentle Kundalini-inspired movements to awaken the body and get energy flowing, then moves into a breathwork journey. Afterward, Ali leads an airy sound bath to carry the journey forward. Designed to activate the system for physical, mental, and emotional healing, it encourages the release of stagnant energy and an expanded sense of possibility. Jay Peterson, an 18-year meditator and student of Dr. Joe Dispenza, offers a brief talk on the mind body connection, and Ali shares a short exploration of how sound and frequency influence the brain and nervous system. No registration is required. Admission is $35 at the door.

Designed for couples seeking more than dinner and a movie, this relaxed evening centers on connection, lighthearted fun, and simple ways to enjoy each other. Shared activities encourage presence and affection, including a caring touch ritual and gentle experiences that invite deeper appreciation and closeness. Whether you have been together for a few years or many, it offers a chance to slow the pace, share laughter, and create memories that strengthen your bond. Expect to leave feeling refreshed, inspired, and reminded of what you cherish most about one another.

Riff Wood is performing at 7th St Entry. Doors open for the indie/indie rock, alternative rock, garage rock night featuring Willowake as part of the lineup.

Traditional Irish music fills the night at Waldmann in a lively series that reflects the Twin Cities’ rich Irish music community, home to the Center for Irish Music, Celtic Junction and energetic session groups. The performances are curated by Brian Miller, a guitarist, bouzouki player and singer who has toured in North America and Ireland with Bua, Danny Diamond and other traditional ensembles, and who currently performs with Northern Shores and Two Tap Trio. A longtime instructor at the Center for Irish Music, he has received multiple Minnesota State Arts Board grants for research into the Irish-influenced songs of Midwestern lumberjacks, and shares that work through the Northwoods Songs blog and a weekly Shamrock Shore radio program. Each installment brings a changing roster of skilled regional musicians, and the taproom keeps the music going late into the evening.

Music Mayhem brings a fast-paced music trivia night to Camp Bar. Players listen to songs, identify both the title and the artist, and submit answers on their phones, with quicker responses earning more points. A live host keeps the energy high throughout the show. There are chances to win prizes between rounds, along with a grand prize.

Urban Roots partners with St. Paul Public Library to offer a weekly storytime paired with a garden activity at the Urban Roots Children’s Garden at the Rivoli Bluff Farm and Restoration Site. Enjoy read-alouds surrounded by growing plants, then take part in a simple, hands-on activity that connects stories with the garden.

Drop-in play sessions welcome children from birth through age five along with their caregivers. Families can stay for the full session or pop in for a shorter visit, choosing whatever fits their day best.

As part of the Thursday Music Series, DJ Leon of Prime spins an upbeat patio set at Pizza Pub Blaine filled with summery grooves, popular favorites, and dance-ready tracks. Expect a laid-back atmosphere that makes it easy to settle in and enjoy the music. There is no admission charge.

Djembe Diyamu, the Women’s Drum Center ensemble, leads an inclusive drum circle open to all genders as part of the Summer Thursdays in Highland Park: Music at Wandering Leaf series at Sibley Plaza. The rhythm session sets the tone for an evening of live entertainment, with The Space Force performing later on. Admission is free, and families will find activities for children along with food trucks offering Cold Front Ice Cream, Highland Popcorn, and Grumpy Claude’s Caribbean cuisine. Wandering Leaf Brewing Company will have beverages available for purchase. This community gathering is supported by Wandering Leaf Brewing, Paster Properties, Tierra Encantada, and VanGo Auto in partnership with St. Paul Parks and Recreation. For weather updates, check the Highland District Council website or the Facebook event hosted by Wandering Leaf Brewing.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP hosts a meat raffle with chances to take home a $20 meat pack from Brothers Meat Market. In alternating rounds, a $1 drink is available to the number that follows the winner.

The event features live music, activities for kids, and food trucks at Sibley Plaza off West 7th. It opens with a women’s drumming circle and continues with a set by The Space Force. Beverages will be available for purchase from Wandering Leaf Brewing Company. The food truck lineup and other details will be shared soon, and weather updates will be posted on Facebook the day of the event.

WANCE brings a moving dance party to Saint Paul, turning a casual walk into a joyful way to move and unwind with a rolling speaker and upbeat music. The experience is low pressure and welcoming, focused on simple fun, fresh air and releasing stress at a comfortable pace. It blends light exercise with a lift in mood and confidence, and every style fits, from energetic dancing to a relaxed stroll. Participants gather outside Caribou Coffee before heading out together, creating space for each person to take part in the way that feels right.

MVO Crewtet brings a large string ensemble to the outdoor patio at Lake Monster Brewery, with 18 to 22 players shaping inventive arrangements that keep listeners guessing. Returning fans can expect a program where about half the set is new for both the audience and the ensemble. The Twins of Franklin join for five of their original songs, revisiting a collaboration the groups performed together at the Parkway Theater in 2025.

Catch Ashley Wineland live at Mississippi Crossings Event Center. The show kicks off at 6:00 PM local venue time.

Enjoy a free, music-themed bingo experience with prizes given out during every game. All ages are welcome, making it a fun outing families can enjoy together.

History Happy Hour on the patio at the Minnesota History Center features an author conversation with MNHS Press writer Meg Gorzycki, whose book Remember the Main: The Gay Bar that Started a Movement in the Northland shares a powerful Twin Ports story. The talk explores the Main Club in Superior, Wisconsin, founded in 1983 by former professor Bob Jansen, and how it became a community anchor during the early years of the HIV/AIDS crisis by providing connection, information, and care. Attendees can meet the author, enjoy refreshments, and connect with fellow guests, with a book signing to follow. A cash bar and a food truck will be on site. The program celebrates grassroots activism across Greater Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. Admission is $15 per person. Support for the program is provided by the Marney and Conley Brooks Fund.

The Bistro Showcase brings together two local voices for an evening of heartfelt music at the Finnish Bistro. Barbara Bow delivers country-leaning songs with an upbeat, welcoming presence. Also known as Katelyn Mayne, she works across online publishing, fashion design, and video production. Kira Dawn offers an intimate blend of indie folk and pop, drawing on personal experience and lyric-focused storytelling. Expect a relaxed atmosphere, free admission, and a setting open to all ages.

Guitarist Dean Magraw and tabla player Suwal Singh share a duo performance at MetroNOME that focuses on conversation between strings and percussion. Expect a flowing exchange of rhythm and tone as the resonant colors of tabla intertwine with the guitar’s textures, moving through grooves and melodies with moments of humor, reflection, and heart. Magraw’s career spans playing, composing, arranging, producing, and recording, with work that resists easy categorization. He spent 15 years in a duo with Peter Ostroushko and has collaborated with Masahiro Nitta, Nigel Kennedy, and Nirmala Rajasekar, as well as singers Bruce Henry, Ruth MacKenzie, and Claudia Schmidt, and the Irish group Altan. In the jazz realm he performs with Chris Bates and Jay Epstein as Red Planet and has also formed BluLuna. Singh’s Minnesota projects include SitarTabla rooted in Eastern classical traditions, MoMoSauce highlighting Nepali music, Yeti Steady exploring avant garde soundscapes, Jest in pop rock, and MajMin centered on world music. He has worked with a wide range of local artists and appeared at Jazz Central Studios, Icehouse, the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, the Berlin Jazz Club, KFAI, the Landmark Center, and the Dunsmore Jazz Room.

A relaxed trivia night, written and hosted by Victoria, is designed for everyday players. Teams test their knowledge with approachable questions. The taproom offers plenty of choices including cider, beer, nonalcoholic selections, and THC beverages. Food is available from the on-site food truck.

This performance is presented entirely in Spanish. Laugh Camp Comedy Club welcomes Venezuelan comedian Jesús Abelardo to Saint Paul with his debut solo show, "Baba." With more than one million Instagram followers and over fourteen years cultivating a loyal Spanish-language comedy audience in the United States, he has headlined clubs in Chicago, Atlanta, and Nashville, appeared at the New York Comedy Festival, cohosts the podcast 99 Porciento, and counts the debut film Los Roommates among his credits. "Baba" is a personal headlining set that mixes sharp humor with heart as he explores the cultural, generational, and emotional distance between himself and his Syrian father, delivered completely in Spanish. Reserved and General Admission seating are available.

Fueled by the spirit and sound of The Rolling Stones, this Minnesota-based tribute delivers a high-voltage rock and roll show. Driven by camaraderie, swagger, and a deep affection for the early years of the Stones, they fire off the hits alongside deep cuts, keeping dance floors moving and the energy up. The lineup includes Emmy Award-winning musicians and members of Enemy Planes, Dream Crusher, Run Westy Run, Space Monkey Mafia, Heartless, Al Church, and Timbre Ghost, with a rotating crew of Minneapolis players often joining in. They appear everywhere from festivals and theaters to casinos, clubs, and backyard gatherings, building a reputation for lively, crowd-packing performances.

Catch Eslabon Armado for an evening of live music at The Fillmore in Minneapolis. Doors open for a 7:00 PM show time.

Enjoy a feel-good outing with The Women Collective at The Ordway Theater St. Paul as the group takes in Dirty Dancing. Expect nostalgia, a beloved soundtrack, and time to connect with a welcoming community of women. A group rate of $100 per ticket is available, with seats reserved in Orchestra Right in rows S, T, U, and V. Only 20 tickets are available. Tickets can be purchased in-store or online through The Women Collective. All sales are final, though tickets may be transferred to another guest.

Return to the romance and rivalry of Noël Coward’s Private Lives. Five years after their divorce, Elyot and Amanda are each trying out their second marriages on a honeymoon trip to a popular resort town in France. Their new spouses, Sibyl and Victor, are not convinced the sparks between the exes are truly gone, especially when the two couples realize they’re staying in the same hotel. Get ready for witty, will-they-won’t-they comedy full of emotional fireworks and lots of laughs.

Modest Mouse performs live at The Palace Theatre in Saint Paul, MN.