Events in Glencoe today

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.

A friendly community dance class led by Robin Nelson invites movers of any experience level to enjoy music and movement together. With more than three decades of teaching, Robin’s upbeat, inclusive style fosters a supportive space where participants feel encouraged to express themselves. Each session features an energetic blend of American folk, swing, popular tunes, and dances from around the world, and no partner is required. Wear comfortable, casual clothing with flexible, clean-soled shoes. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, or choose a cash-only punch card that covers any four classes. The class meets in the large studio, and support for accessibility needs is available.

Arrive as you are to share a meal and a meaningful moment with others. This free, drop-in social welcomes LGBTQ+ adults and allies who are 62 and older, offering a warm, affirming place to connect. No RSVP is needed, simply stop in, enjoy good company, and head out feeling more connected through conversation and community. Please note that Friends & Co events and programs may include photography, audio, or video recording. It is completely fine to opt out for any reason, from privacy needs to a bad hair day. If you would rather not be included, you can step aside or let a staff member know, and no explanation is required.

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.

At Park Tavern, players gather for head-to-head Scrabble with one-on-one pairings and rounds that run about 50 minutes. Newcomers are welcome and may use the WOW24 cheat sheet during their first few weeks. Play follows tournament rules, including a 25 minute timer and double challenge.

Kick off the week with a hard-to-find pour as Prelude reveals its featured Wine of the Week. A reserve selection that is usually available only by the bottle will be poured by the glass for a limited time. All bottled wines are 25 percent off, inviting you to explore something special.

At James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis, order a drink to have your name added to a drawing bucket. Names are pulled every 15 minutes, and each pick earns a wooden nickel worth $6 off a bar tab. The final drawing includes a chance at a cash prize. Winners must be present. If no one wins the last draw, the cash rolls over to the following week, starting at $25 and increasing.

This tournament uses the Advanced format. The entry fee is $10. Every participant receives at least two prize packs regardless of results, with opportunities to earn more. Participation, pairings, and match reporting are handled through the Neuron app.

Rufus Wainwright, the New York born and Montreal raised singer songwriter, is widely regarded as a leading vocalist, songwriter, and composer of his generation. The New York Times has praised his originality, and his body of work includes ten studio albums, three DVDs, and three live albums, including the Grammy-nominated Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall. His collaborators span Elton John, Burt Bacharach, Miley Cyrus, David Byrne, Boy George, Joni Mitchell, Pet Shop Boys, Heart, Carly Rae Jepsen, Robbie Williams, Jessye Norman, Billy Joel, Paul Simon, Sting, and Mark Ronson. He has also written two operas and contributed songs for film and television. His Grammy-nominated Unfollow the Rules showcases a confident artistic peak marked by candor and boldness. He returned to his family folk roots with the Grammy-nominated Folkocracy, reimagining folk duets with Chaka Khan, Brandi Carlile, John Legend, Anohni, and others. Recent projects include a musical adaptation of John Cassavetes Opening Night for the West End with Ivo van Hove, which premiered at the Gielgud Theater, and a Requiem that premiered with the Orchestre Philharmonique de la Radio France, co-commissioned by the Master Chorale in Los Angeles, the Palau de la Musica in Barcelona, the Helsinki Symphony Orchestra, the RTE Orchestra in Ireland, and the Royal Ballet London.

Drag Queen Bingo is hosted by Jamie Monroe, with no cover charge. Absolut is the sponsor, and $5 Absolut drink specials are available. Arrive early to secure a seat.

LEAD Network Professionals convenes a Network Circle focused on the Leaders, Managers and Teams community, offering a welcoming setting to grow professional connections and exchange practical ideas. Open to members and guests who work in leadership, operations, or with teams, this gathering centers on meaningful conversations with peers who serve similar clients and customers. Participants can cultivate referral partnerships, explore potential collaborations, and uncover new business opportunities. Expect energized dialogue, shared insights, and inspiration drawn from a diverse mix of attendees. The meeting takes place at Archstone Workspace.

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.

Gather for a friendly Mah Jongg session using the American style of play. The group typically has about three tables in action, and participants should bring a current NMJL card. In periods of extreme heat, the location shifts to Venn Brewery, with signs posted on the door at Hiawatha to indicate the change.

Set out on a guided Moroccan GeoTour with ZRS Fossils and Gifts that blends hands-on collecting with rich cultural exploration. Designed for enthusiasts of geology and paleontology as well as curious travelers, this journey centers on finding fossils, minerals, crystals and agates. Over roughly 2500 kilometers and sixteen active days on the ground, the route spans high mountain passes, sweeping deserts and the North Atlantic coast. Participants visit mine sites and dumps, primary outcrops and renowned fossil localities, with time to meet local miners, villagers and Moroccan fossil, mineral, agate and meteorite dealers. Highlights include opportunities to experience Marrakech, Rabat and Essaouira, explore the Roman ruins of Volubilis and other World Heritage locations, and travel through the Dades Valley, the Tizi n Tichka pass, the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs, the Sahara dunes of Erg Chebbi, the Atlas Mountains, the Valley of the Roses, cedar forests and the Atlantic shoreline. Along the way, travelers connect with Berber communities, visit artisan quarters, markets, cultural museums and gardens, and discover ancient sites and historic landmarks, with ample chances for photography. Extensive preparation support is provided, with guidance from long-time, multilingual partners based in Morocco to keep the experience educational and engaging. A limited number of spaces remain.

PRISM is once again offering no-cost fresh produce through its 2026 distributions at the PRISM Food Shelf. This community giveaway welcomes all and is available on a first come basis. The distribution takes place indoors, although a line may form outside depending on attendance. To make carrying easier, bring reusable bags, a cart or wagon, and, if possible, an extra set of hands. Groups of up to 20 who want to volunteer can email volunteer@prismmpls.org for more information.

Settle into the upstairs cocktail lounge or relax on the outdoor patio for a Happy Hour centered around good drinks and friendly games. Play darts, beer ball, and Pac-Man inside, or head outdoors for giant Jenga, Connect Four, and Hammerschlagen. Specials include two-for-one deals on taps, rail drinks, and wine, along with three dollars off all appetizers. Reservations are encouraged, they are free, and canceling if plans change is appreciated.

Neighbors living in the 55401, 55454, or 55415 ZIP codes can receive 15 percent off their tab by presenting a valid ID or proof of local mailing address. Share the news with fellow residents.

This twice-monthly, casual Crokinole meetup takes place at 56 Brewing, with play happening in the upstairs area of the brewery. It is open to anyone interested in meeting friendly players and enjoying the game at a relaxed pace. Participants can arrive and leave whenever it works for their schedule. Attendance typically falls between 12 and 24 players, and the number present is often higher than the Facebook RSVP count since the gathering is promoted in multiple places.

KQRS presents a performance at The Fillmore Minneapolis featuring Sex Pistols members Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock with Frank Carter. The event is open to ages 15 and up, and attendees under 15 may enter with a parent or legal guardian. Supporting artists may change without notice.

Roxy’s Cabaret hosts a lively charity bingo night led by glamorous drag queens. Enjoy upbeat bingo games with prizes while contributing to local charities, creating an evening that blends entertainment and community impact. Food and drinks are available for purchase, with options like bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and pancakes. After the show, meet the queens and take photos during a friendly meet and greet.

Meet new people in a warm, international setting with BlaBla & Make Friends. This casual language exchange focuses on conversation and connection, creating an easygoing atmosphere to practice languages and expand your circle. The format is open and unstructured, with no assigned tables, so conversations flow naturally. English and the local language lead most chats, and help is available if you want to practice a different language or be matched with a partner. To keep things running smoothly, please register through the website in advance, plan to purchase at least one drink on arrival as required by the venue, do not bring outside food or beverages, be courteous to staff and help keep the space tidy, and treat everyone with respect. Not following the rules may result in a ban. Photos and videos are often taken to capture the experience. If you prefer not to appear, let the photographer know. Keep an eye on your belongings, as lost items are not the responsibility of the organizers. Those who want to pitch in can join the BlaBla Crew as an event organizer or as a photographer or videographer, with the benefit of skipping fees. Event pages may be reused and updated shortly after gatherings begin, so details shown online, including participant counts, may not always reflect real time. BlaBla hosts meetups in more than 150 cities worldwide, creating a global network of language lovers and friends.

Chance the Rapper brings a high-energy hip hop concert to The Armory in Minneapolis. Expect dynamic onstage delivery, beats that land with precision, and a room fully engaged with every word. The momentum carries from start to finish for a concert experience built to be remembered.

International Reggae All-Stars fill Bunkers Music Bar & Grill in Minneapolis with island rhythms and live reggae. Celebrated as the Twin Cities' longest running reggae night, it features danceable grooves, a feel-good atmosphere, and cold drinks.

Karaoke takes center stage with Mia Dorr's Premier Entertainment, offering an upbeat atmosphere and a deep song library for every kind of singer. Whether you love the spotlight or are trying the mic for the first time, this friendly Minneapolis gathering provides a comfortable place to perform, support friends, and enjoy a carefree evening of music.

A weekly Tuesday party transforms the Lyndale bar at Uptown VFW with DJs mixing both modern and classic hip hop and R&B. Enjoy two-for-one drink specials and no cover at the door. The night is curated by DJ Dimitry Killstorm from Cheap Thrills.

Casual Commander play with drop-in pods makes it easy to hop into a game when a pod is available. Entry costs $6 and includes your choice of a standard draft, set, or play pack priced at less than $6. Stay as long as you like, then before heading out, draw a card from the prize deck for a chance at shop credit, a pack on the house, or a card just for fun.

Located in the parking lot of the Coon Rapids Ice Center, this farmers market showcases the work of local growers and makers. Find farm fresh vegetables and berries, locally made honey and jams, colorful flowers, and more. The selection changes regularly, with new crafters, artists, and cottage bakers offering handmade goods and small-batch treats. Shoppers can support area vendors while discovering something delicious or unique.

Wednesday evening gardening sessions at Bryant Community Garden are designed for beginning gardeners. Please come prepared for rainy weather.

A weekly Wednesday community group run sets out from PRG and is free to attend. Routes of 4 and 6 miles are available, with paces ranging from a walk or easy jog to about 9 minutes per mile. Participants can bring a friend. A headlamp is recommended at least through February, and bringing a smile is encouraged.

Learn or refine line dance skills in a class taught by Kerry Maus. The session includes absolute beginner, beginner, improver, and intermediate levels, arranged so that newcomers start first, followed by improvers and then intermediate dancers. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. A portion of proceeds benefits WMLCC, a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization.

Put your knowledge to the test with trivia that spans a wide range of categories. Participation is free, and it is suitable for families, friends, and coworkers.

Glaive brings the God Save The Three Tour to Varsity Theater in Minneapolis. Attendees 15 and older must present a valid ID, and those under 15 may enter only with a parent or legal guardian. Opening acts may vary. For ADA seating, purchase general admission tickets first, then contact the venue for assistance. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember presales, plus Citi Cardmember preferred tickets.

Trivia Mafia hosts bar trivia in the VFW Karaoke Bar at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW Post 246. Prizes are available, including gift cards for the Uptown VFW. The bar is featuring $5 Jack Daniels in every flavor, with options like the original, Tennessee Fire, Tennessee Honey, and Tennessee Apple. Admission is free.

Roxy's Cabaret hosts an open-play trading card night presented by Ultimate Game Night. Bring your own TCG decks and face off with friends or meet new opponents. Whether your style is capturing creatures or commanding summoned forces, there is space to put your strategy to the test. Order a drink from the bar, find a comfortable spot, and let the games begin. Staff will be available to help you get started and answer questions, making it easy for both newcomers and experienced players to jump in.

A music-charged twist on bingo from Game Night Live turns the playlist into the game itself. Instead of numbers, you will check off songs that range from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and unforgettable film and TV themes. Each card is individually crafted so no two are alike, which keeps the pace brisk and the surprises coming. When the music rounds end, rockstar-style trivia takes the stage with eight questions that challenge your knowledge and light up the room, blending bingo, music, and trivia into a big, memorable night.

Leonid & Friends, an 11-member ensemble, returns to the Twin Cities for a live performance at Pantages Theatre featuring music by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and more. Tickets are available at the venue box office.

Touchstone Mental Health presents its annual fundraising event. This gathering is dedicated to raising funds in support of the organization.

Prelude sets the tone for the weekend with a weekly toast that features 4 oz pours of Taittinger Prelude for $18. Settle in for a relaxed moment and savor this special pour as an easy way to ease into the days ahead.

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.

Inkwell Story Lab: Monthly Writers Group welcomes writers at every stage, from first-time creators to seasoned authors. Sessions are led by Minnesota author Allan Evans, founder of Stillwater Story House, and include a brief craft prompt, dedicated writing time, and optional group discussion. Sharing is optional and feedback is offered only by request, creating a relaxed, supportive atmosphere in a welcoming bookshop setting. Participants are encouraged to bring a work in progress, a notebook, or a rough draft and spend focused time getting words on the page.

A meat raffle at Mad Jacks offers chances to win a $20 pack of premium meat from Brothers Meat Market. In every other round, a $1 drink is available for the number after the winner.

Competitors from across the country come together for a marquee martial arts event, all striving for the Diamond Ring award. Look forward to two full days of action featuring elite point fighting, traditional forms, creative weapons, and climactic grand championships on one of the sport’s major stages. This edition unfolds at a new setting, the DoubleTree by Hilton. The event holds a 6A World Rating from the North American Sport Karate Association and is also rated by the North Central Karate Association. Who will secure a place among the champions?

Yess Yoga collaborates with Mia on a free art and wellness series that connects yoga practice with Mia’s collection. This session, Tea and Reiki, takes place in the Target Reception Hall. Each program begins with a yoga practice, followed by time to explore the galleries. A small number of mats will be available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own mat and any props. Additional details for this session will be announced.

Recognized as the 2025 International Pagan Music Association Band of the Year, Blackwillow Starling is a duo whose concert showcases female and male vocal harmonies alongside acoustic guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, whistle, shruti box, and percussion. Their music appeals to listeners of Pagan music as well as American, British, and Celtic folk.

A fun meat raffle at Elsie's Bowling Center in Minneapolis.

GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum singer-songwriter David Nail brings an intimate acoustic evening to The Parkway Theater, showcasing powerful vocals, honest writing, and songs that connect deeply. This stripped-down tour offers a close-up experience with a respected artist whose work is rooted in vulnerability and craft. The first 50 ticket purchases include an exclusive pre-show meet and greet with the artist. This event is open to all ages. Hailing from Kennett, Missouri, Nail has earned wide respect across Music Row for music that confronts personal battles with clarity and heart. Early albums including I’m About To Come Alive, The Sound Of A Million Dreams, I’m A Fire, and Fighter established him as a bold creative voice. After parting ways with MCA Nashville, he pursued a more organic direction with David Nail & The Well Ravens alongside Jason Hall and Andrew Petroff, which set the stage for his solo independent EP Oh, Mother. The title track drew praise from Rolling Stone for starting softly and swelling into a majestic finish. He followed with Bootheel 2020 and Bootheel 2021 in tribute to his Missouri roots, then released the Best of Me EP in 2023, whose title song gained strong media attention and country radio play. In 2024 he expanded touring and shared new singles If I Could Call and Why featuring Aubrie Sellers. He plans to unveil the first pieces of a fresh, elevated album project this year, guided by a commitment to keep moving forward while staying true to himself.

JPEGMAFIA brings an experimental rap tour to The Fillmore Minneapolis. All ages are welcome to attend. Supporting acts may change without prior notice. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, including artist, Affinity Plus, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, along with a Fall Into Fillmore 2 Pack offer.

Hold Your Lady Tight Night presents a country dance night at The Hamel V featuring line dance and progressive two step lessons followed by open dancing. No partner or prior experience is needed. Expect a honky tonk atmosphere with classic favorites alongside the newest line dances. Cost is $10, and dancing boots are encouraged. All ages are welcome, and it is even more fun with friends. Lessons kick off the evening, then the music continues. This gathering happens every 2nd and 4th Thursday.

An evening with Jpegmafia showcases an eclectic, boundary-pushing sound, delivering a night of music and vibes.

Anything can happen when the mic is up for grabs. Performers test brand new material, take big swings, and sometimes deliver standout sets that catch everyone off guard.

Rooftop Romp is an inclusive singles mixer in a rooftop setting, designed for meeting new people through easy conversation and lighthearted activities. Guests are welcomed with a complimentary drink, then choose a wristband that signals their status, with green for single and open to connecting, red for in a relationship, yellow for open to meeting new people, and a rainbow option for LGBTQIA+ identity. Facilitated icebreakers like Two Truths and a Lie, Never Have I Ever, and Would You Rather keep conversations moving, and a Question of the Week invites everyone to share what they are truly passionate about. Flirt cards provide a playful way to leave a note for someone who catches your attention, and the atmosphere supports relaxed networking, new connections, and potential friendships. Reservations are required.

Local musicians perform live at Prelude Bar, with cocktails and snacks available. Pair the music with something to sip and snack on.

Buddy Guy brings soulful blues and exceptional guitar work to State Theater in Minneapolis. This performance features a living legend onstage, delivering the sound and spirit that have made his music endure.