Events in Lake Minnetonka today

Celebrate the world of fiber at a welcoming festival where vendors offer a variety of fiber-related goods and services, including yarn, fiber, roving, and food finished products. Browse the marketplace, meet creators, and find materials for your next project. The event also features demonstrations and hands-on workshops that highlight fiber techniques and crafts, making it easy to see methods in action and build new skills.

Discover a marketplace of creativity at the Artisan Fair, featuring work from more than 35 local artists at the Chanhassen Rec Center. Browse and buy high quality pieces ranging from woodwork and pottery to jewelry, paintings, and photography, with additional unique finds throughout the gallery. Admission is free. Guests are encouraged to bring a nonperishable food donation in support of the PROP food shelf in Eden Prairie.

Now in its fourth year, this harvest bazaar is a fundraising event benefiting St. Ed's, hosted at St. Edward Episcopal Church. Browse a wide assortment of handmade goods and seasonal decor, including Christmas ornaments, woodwork, greeting cards, hats, scarves, jewelry, pet items, candles, and more. A bake sale features Bryan's Pickles, Puppy Chow, cookies, and homemade vanilla. Local artisan vendors will be on site with their creations, and EGH returns with a spotlight table. The event also supports The Bond Between, with 10 percent of proceeds directed to their work. Vendor space is available at a reduced rate of $60, discounted from $75.

Presented by Oikotan, Mahakali Mahotsav 2026, the Spark and Shakti Festival, brings people together for a full day of devotion, culture, and connection at Eden Prairie High School. The celebration features Mahakali Puja with prasad, colorful rangoli and other community activities, cultural performances, and food served throughout the day including lunch, snacks, and dinner. The festival is open to everyone, welcoming longtime participants and first-time visitors who want to experience Bengali culture with friends, family, neighbors, and new faces. Regular ticket pricing is as follows: children ages 6 to 12 are $26, youth 13 to 17 are $38, adults are $60, and seniors 65 and older receive a special discount. Donations help make the celebration possible.

The Feast of St. Hubert will be celebrated after each Mass. On Saturday there will be bingo, dinner, prizes, and a fireworks display in the Fellowship Hall, with payments accepted by cash or check. On Sunday, enjoy special hospitality after all Masses and photo opportunities with St. Hubert and his deer companion.

Part of the WCC Music Series, the Wayzata Symphony Orchestra presents a free program shaped around dreams, song, and hope. A distant trumpet sets the mood with John Adams’ Tromba Lontana, followed by H. Leslie Adams’ Nightsongs: Six Afro-American Songs, and culminating in William Grant Still’s Afro-American Symphony. This leading Twin Cities volunteer orchestra returns with a thoughtfully curated performance that invites reflection, memory, and optimism. Concerts in this series take place in the Sanctuary at Wayzata Community Church.

Rising country-folk singer Thomas Sticha performs live. Admission is $25.

Build and race solar-powered cars while exploring renewable energy and taking on engineering challenges. Showcase your designs as they speed into the future.

At Wayzata Oakwood Elementary School in Plymouth, this Junior STEM Club for kindergarten through fourth grade nurtures curiosity through weekly, hands-on projects from the Engineering for Kids program. Participants explore core engineering ideas while building problem solving, critical thinking, teamwork and confidence that carries into everyday life. This session features a mix of themed builds and experiments. Children combine materials to create a bubbling chemistry reaction. They design and test a small car powered by a propeller to investigate air thrust and inertia. A marine challenge highlights the role of coral reefs, followed by constructing a model reef meant to endure a simulated underwater quake. Another activity centers on motion as they craft a spinning toy and observe how momentum keeps it moving. An electronics project introduces simple circuits by assembling an LED light-up creation. The final challenge applies structural principles to build a sturdy, non-edible gingerbread-style house.

Build solar-powered cars, explore renewable energy, and tackle engineering challenges. Then race your creations and showcase your designs as they speed into the future.

An evening for couples to connect over conversation at Shakopee Bowl, with bowling available for those who wish to participate. Hosted by the Couples Connecting in Faith ministry. The cost is $20 per couple and includes bowling and pizza.

Browse a variety of women’s clothing, jewelry, handbags, accessories, and more, with new items added daily. Most items are $10 or less. Cash is preferred, and credit cards are accepted with a 2.7% processing fee. All sales are final. Free parking is available behind the building.