This weekend in Cottage Grove, MN

Enjoy a low impact yoga session with a certified instructor while spending time among award-winning alpacas at Eagle Eye Farm. The class welcomes all experience levels and takes place in a clean, safe yoga space set within 11 acres of western Wisconsin countryside. Expect friendly animals, knowledgeable staff, and the chance to experience nine different species in a natural environment, with approximately 100 animals living on this woman-owned, family farm that has been recognized as the number one farm in the country among farms its size for the past two years. Participants must be ages 6 and older. Please bring a mat or towel, as these are not provided. A minimum of five participants is required for the session to run, and organizers will notify attendees if the minimum is not met. After yoga, visit All Things Sheared, the Eagle Eye Farm store, to browse locally sourced and sustainable products.

Spend a full day battling across the multiverse in a Commander gathering centered on epic multiplayer play. Entry is $6, and every participant receives a play, draft, or set booster valued at $6 or less upon entry. Win your pod to earn a reward, then pick a random prize from a treasure trove of Magic rewards. Whether you prefer a tribal build, a commander that is a legendary planeswalker, or simply want large-table matchups with friends and other duelists, there is room for your style. Expect plenty of creatures, spells, and the lively chaos that defines Commander.

Woodbury Days brings the Minneapolis Sound to the stage at Ojibway Park with Jordan Johnston and the Elevation. An R&B and pop vocalist, Johnston has performed on the main stage at Paisley Park and has opened for Stokley, former frontman of Mint Condition, as well as Lyfe Jennings. Drawing on influences like Prince, Usher, and Michael Jackson, he pairs soulful vocals with energetic, catchy melodies. He is joined by a band whose members have toured nationally with Richard Marx and Cameo, worked with Grammy-nominated reggae groups, and collaborated with Flyte Tyme Productions. The set spans funky, upbeat grooves and smooth soul.

Moms can hit pause on the to-do list and enjoy a few hours at the Ranch with no kids and no strict schedule. Choose your own pace, whether you want to dive into activities or simply settle into a chair and relax in the laid-back setting. Create a personalized metal cuff bracelet using stamping techniques. Spend time with horses through a riding lesson, along with grooming and walking miniature horses. A light dinner will be available, and s’mores will be roasted at the pit. Please note that specific dietary needs and allergies cannot be accommodated. If you require particular foods, please bring your own.

Wren + Wilde bring their smoky folk sound to Woodbury Days at Ojibway Park. This Minnesota folk band, led by Hilary Yoder and Beth Olivares, blends close harmonies with a rugged Americana vibe to create music that feels raw and resonant. Reflective writing and candid storytelling shape each song into an intimate exchange, with lines and melodies that linger well after the music ends. Listeners who appreciate sincere, soulful folk will find this performance especially rewarding.

An easygoing evening of live acoustic sets unfolds on the patio. Happy hour is offered, and a prime rib special is available for $30. Razz is the featured performer.

High & Mighty returns to the Woodbury Days stage at Ojibway Park with a horn-driven, dance-ready headlining set. Recognized with multiple Minnesota Music Awards, this Twin Cities group is known for an energetic mix of funk, R&B, and retro pop that keeps crowds moving. The performance features a tight horn section and seasoned vocalists with roots in the Minneapolis Sound.

MOWOG 8 is an autocross at Dakota County Technical College. Registration opens 30 days before the event. The day includes check-in, time to walk the course, tech inspection, a driver's meeting, and on-course runs. Entry is limited to 125 drivers. Members pay $35 with advance registration or $40 if registering late or on the day of the event. Non-members pay $45 in advance or $50 late or on the day of the event. Trophies are provided as a $5 credit toward future MAC events, typically issued within a week after final results are published.

The Croix Boys perform at Woodbury Days with a lively blend of country and rock made for singing along. Their set highlights crowd favorites from artists such as Luke Combs, Chris Stapleton, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Johnny Cash, and more.

Enjoy live music from NY Famous Friends at No Name Saloon & Monkey Bar in Prescott, WI.