Free events in Edina, MN

Entry is free. Prizes will be awarded to the top ten of the show.

This free event is open to all ages and will be held at Augsburg Park. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Enjoy live music at Minnetonka Farmers' Market as Lakes & Rivers, a Twin Cities duo, shares their signature harmonies. Their set draws from many eras and genres, creating a lively soundtrack for a relaxed market visit.

Experience lively brass band energy with The Dirty Shorts Brass Band at the outdoor amphitheater in Minnetonka Civic Center Park as part of Music in the Park. This free concert welcomes blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable seating. For weather-related updates, call 952-939-8355. Vendor and musician opportunities are not available at this time.

Minneapolis marks day 26 of a nationwide effort as Brady McDonald, his family, and crew continue the Zero to 100 Wishes journey, running 50K in each of the 50 states over 50 consecutive days to help raise $1 million for Make-A-Wish. This stop features a free, informal community run and walk that welcomes everyone. Choose the distance that fits, whether 1 mile, 5K, 10K, a half marathon, or the full 50K. Take part by running, walking, bringing family and flags, or cheering along the route. There is no cost to attend, and donations benefiting Make-A-Wish are appreciated but never required. After the Wish Run, a Last Man Standing challenge invites participants to compete in a series of events for a chance to win $3,000 in cash, all in the spirit of keeping the mission moving forward with strong community support.

Celebrate summertime with a canine friendly outing at Bachman's Floral, Gift & Garden, centered on treats, photo opportunities, and playful activities for pups. Dogs can enjoy complimentary pup cups and tasty treats. Instant Polaroid portraits will be taken and added to the store's dog photo album, giving each four legged friend a place in Bachman's history. A paw print art station offers pet safe paint for paw or snoot print keepsakes, and the store welcomes dogs every day for a relaxed, pet friendly shopping experience. Retail associates can offer personalized guidance on pet safe plant choices. No RSVP is needed.

This event features a day of fishing with St. Louis Park police officers at Wolfe Park. It is open to youth, with poles and bait provided so no equipment is needed. Attendance is free and no registration is required. For questions, contact the community outreach team at 952.924.2661 or slppdoutreach@stlouisparkmn.gov.

Enjoy a free community group run that sets out from PRG, with 4 and 6 mile route options to suit a range of abilities. Paces span from a walk or jog up to about a nine minute mile, and these routes are available each week. A headlamp is needed at least through February, and a smile is always encouraged.

Settle in for an all-ages outdoor movie at WCC. This free gathering does not require pre-registration. Spread out a blanket or set up a lawn chair and take in the film on a towering 50-foot screen while enjoying unlimited popcorn. Arrive early to snack, connect, and soak up the evening, then the feature starts at dusk. Headsets will be provided for every attendee so you can listen comfortably without disturbing nearby neighbors.

Burnsville’s Thursday farmers’ market features a seasonal roster of vendors, and the lineup may change as the season progresses. Expected participants include Susan's Raw Honey Farm LLC, Bisek Bees Bakery, Laila's Pizza, Eggroll Queen, Great Harvest, Bueling Enterprises, Aspen Ridge Honey, North Country Farm, Kettle Heads, Lorence's Berry Farm, Nutri-Harvest Farms, Ruhland Strudel Haus, Yang's Produce, Ray Sell Produce, Boua Sao Thao Produce, Der Thao Perduce, Utecht's Homegrown Pork, Boon Yang Vang Produce, Hmong Handicrafts Produce, Mai Vang Produce, Home-Grown Vegetables, Lor Yang Produce, Y and Y Produce, Judy Yang Fresh Vegetables, Mai's Garden, MCL Greenhouse & Farm LLC, Teng Yang Produce, Dave Nelson Greenhouse, Novak's Orchard, Pflaum Farms, and Jerry Xiong- Produce and Flowers.

A free, all-ages event takes place at Augsburg Park.

Tables are free for board gamers every Friday. Bring a group, meet new players, or settle in for a solo game.

Everyone is welcome to explore the Richfield Farmers Market, featuring locally grown items, locally made foods, and handmade goods. Payment options include SNAP, EBT, Market Bucks, FMNP, cards, and cash. A vendor schedule is available, and both new and returning vendors may apply to participate.

Burnsville Center hosts a lively community market featuring local vendors, indoor and outdoor shopping, food trucks, and live entertainment. Browse unique finds at a weekly collectibles show and enjoy a welcoming, family friendly setting with plenty to explore. Admission is free, offering an easy way to support local businesses, discover hidden gems, and share a fun outing with friends and family.