Family events in Glencoe, MN

Kick off the fall season with the NSC Fall Cup, a campus favorite that brings together girls and boys divisions for two weekends of competitive soccer. Matches take place on both outdoor natural grass and artificial turf fields, offering a top quality playing experience. Open to teams in age groups 9U through 15U as well as high school divisions, the tournament is sanctioned by the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association and Minnesota Rush Soccer Club.

Free outdoor movie nights return with a relaxed atmosphere suitable for all ages. Bring a blanket or a chair for seating and pack your own snacks to enjoy during the film.

Discover a new bird each month through a friendly mix of identification practice, hands-on activities about avian life, and hikes around the park to look for birds. This session spotlights pheasants. It welcomes seasoned birders as well as families starting their birding journey. Binoculars are available for all participants, and personal binoculars are welcome. Wear active, weather appropriate clothing. Youth 15 and under must attend with an adult. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $5 for members and $7 for nonmembers.

Enjoy a free community screening of Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation, presented with support from Hutchinson Family Dentistry and The New Era Team at Wealth Enhancement Group. This animated comedy follows Dracula, Mavis, and their friends on a luxury monster cruise, where Drac develops a crush on the ship’s captain, Ericka, who is secretly from the lineage of his archenemy, Van Helsing. No tickets are required. Seating is first come, first served, with ample space expected. This series features a different movie each month.

New to roleplaying or looking for a friendly introduction to Dungeons and Dragons Fifth Edition? This free learn-to-play session covers character creation and the basic rules, then concludes with a short, beginner friendly adventure where you can try out your new character. Wyldwolf leads the class and provides everything needed, so no prior experience or supplies are required. Sessions are available for families and kids ages 10 to 15, and for adults and teens ages 16 to 17. Pre-registration is required for these free sessions.

Take in the changing colors with a seasonal wagon ride at Ney. Rides are offered on several dates this fall, so be sure to choose and note the specific slot during registration. A ramp can be added to the wagon for easier access, and you can indicate if you need this accommodation when registering. Dress for the weather to stay comfortable. Spots are going fast. Members attend at no cost, and non-members are $5.

The Henderson Classic Car Roll-In features a Fan Appreciation Day in downtown Henderson, Minnesota. Following earlier themed evenings like Safety State Patrol Night and KCHK Night, this edition highlights the people who enjoy the roll-in and the classic cars that bring them together.

Enjoy an all-you-can-eat lunch at Mother Clucker's Pizza featuring endless pizza by the slice and broasted chicken. Begin with a soup or salad, choosing from chili, broccoli cheddar, chicken wild rice, house salad, or Caesar. For the main course, select spicy or regular broasted chicken or pizza slices such as the slice of the day, cheese, pepperoni, or sausage. Pair your meal with sides that include potato salad, pasta salad, coleslaw, broccoli, fried okra, fries, onion rings, mac and cheese, baked beans, mashed potatoes, a biscuit, or garlic toast. The price is $18.95, and you can order more as often as you like.

Families with elementary-age children can take part in a children’s Story Time series at the Plymouth History Center. Each gathering features a story read aloud, followed by a hands-on activity connected to the theme to inspire curiosity and learning. These sessions are free and open to all, and no registration is needed.

A welcoming program where students in middle and high school build social and executive function skills through activity stations such as board games, video games, and arts and crafts. While students connect and practice these skills, parents meet with psychologists and therapists for support and practical strategies. Each session introduces a new theme for parents as students continue strengthening their social skills through play and creative projects.