This weekend in Glencoe, MN

Cardio drumming brings a burst of energy to Down The Street Nutrition with a music-fueled workout that feels like a party. All fitness levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Attendees are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes early to preorder a post-workout shake. Space is limited, so advance registration is required.

Shop the Richfield Farmers Market for produce and foods grown close to home, small-batch specialties, and handmade items from local makers. Everyone is welcome. The market accepts SNAP and EBT, along with Market Bucks, FMNP benefits, cards, and cash. A date-specific vendor lineup is available and may change, and both new and returning vendors can access application information.

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.

Celebrate the start of Minnesota hunting season with a day devoted to getting ready for opening day. Expect door prizes, raffles, and informative seminars led by industry partners. Pick up practical tips and head into the season feeling prepared and energized.

The Friends of the Plymouth Library accept donations in the library meeting room. Drop-offs take place on the first Saturday of each month, except on holidays, and also the day before each book sale. Items welcomed include gently used books for adults and children, DVDs, CDs, jigsaw puzzles, and games. Items not accepted include textbooks, encyclopedias, videotapes, and audiotapes. Take a moment to look through your shelves and share materials ready for a new reader or player.

This weekly Greenharbor park gathering in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota features combat, spell casting, roleplaying, camaraderie, and more. It brings together participants for action-oriented fun and imaginative moments, blending game-style battles with character play and time to connect with others.

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.

Bring your own craft project to a relaxed adults only meetup at Edina Library, where conversation and creativity go hand in hand. Masks are required, with medical grade options encouraged for everyone’s safety, and extras will be available for anyone who needs one. Any kind of project is welcome, whether fine art, functional pieces, or just-for-fun creations, and participants are asked to be mindful that the gathering takes place in library meeting rooms shared with others. The goal is simple... make something, meet fellow crafters, and enjoy yourself.

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.

Green Room hosts an indie festival experience in Minneapolis, packed with anthems and high energy. The lineup features indie DJs from around the world, a live drummer fueling the rhythm, immersive indie visuals, and full-scale festival lighting and production. From Arctic Monkeys to The Strokes, this is a dedicated celebration of indie music.

VERGE brings a high-energy rock show to City Hall in New Germany, Minnesota, creating a lively atmosphere for a night of dancing and live music.

Held on Saturdays, this event features a meat raffle alongside a free card draw. Be there before the start to receive a free ticket for the card draw. The meat raffle begins as the event gets underway.

An energetic evening of contra dance in the Large Studio at Tapestry Folkdance Center features a friendly introductory lesson followed by guided social dancing. A caller leads participants through each sequence, first by walking the figures together and then by prompting once the music starts. Patterns share roots with old time square dance, but are arranged in long lines with partners facing across the set. No partner or prior experience is required, partners change throughout and every dance is taught. The music draws on traditional acoustic styles and often highlights lively fiddles along with other instruments. Tunes may reflect New England, French Canadian, Irish, Scottish, and Cape Breton influences, as well as modern compositions. Performances frequently showcase local musicians, with occasional guest bands. Admission varies by format. With live music, general admission is 15 dollars, members 12 dollars, young adults ages 18 to 30 are 8 dollars, youth ages 10 to 17 are 4 dollars, and children under 10 are free. With recorded music, general admission is 12 dollars, members 10 dollars, and young adults or youth ages 10 to 21 are 7 dollars. A Pay What You Choose option is available during the first seven days of each month.

Late night gets a reboot on Saturdays with After Dark, featuring a DJ spinning singalong-worthy favorites, hourly raffles with prize giveaways, and throwback board games for friendly competition. Drink specials include $7 wells, $5 shots, $6 draft beer, and $3 Red Bull and Liquid Death. Second Saturdays bring themed nights into the mix. A rewards program is available that lets members earn points on food and games, and new signups receive 50% off bowling or karaoke.

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.