Events in Lakeville today

Players gather for several rounds of Pauper Magic: The Gathering. Decks contain 60 cards with an optional 15-card sideboard, and every card must be a common or a card that has appeared as a common at some point in Magic’s history. Apart from the rarity requirement, it uses the Standard rule set.

The Fall Fling Sporting Clay Challenge offers an easygoing afternoon with lighthearted competition, opportunities to network, and plenty of fun. No prior experience is required, and participants may arrive with a team or be matched with one. The plan features shooting along with a happy hour, dinner, and awards. Registration is required. Event sponsors include platinum supporters Collins Aerospace, EFH Co., and Kraus-Anderson, and gold sponsor Wellington Management.

For $12.95 per person, enjoy unlimited laser tag, unlimited mini golf, and unlimited Krazy Kars, plus a $3 arcade card. Upgrades are available for even more activity, including X-Treme Trampoline for $3 and Play Zone access for $3.

Strengthen your core and enhance flexibility in a guided Pilates workout centered on precise, repeatable movements, controlled breathing, and intentional muscle engagement. Suitable for every experience level, the session offers foundational exercises with options to progress, supporting safe form and improved alignment. Please bring a mat. No previous experience is required and participants must be 16 or older. Led by Hailey Hass, an instructor with Hailey’s Pilates and Club Pilates. Classes are held at Central Plaza, with Discovery Bay as the backup location in case of bad weather. Pricing is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Expect approximately an hour of movement with a short window before and after to gather, prepare, and wrap up.

This event has a $10 entry fee. Packs are paid out as prizes based on wins.

Explore how electricity works in a hands-on workshop that dives into the parts of simple circuits, including power sources, loads, wires, and switches. Experiment with electric motors, practice connecting a complete circuit, and create a small motor-powered fan or a wiggling bot to take home. This program is designed for students in grades 3 through 6 and includes a museum tour.

Hosted by Elevate Her Network, this Coffee Break centers on mentorship, legacy, and the ripple effect of women supporting women. It invites candid conversation about the guidance that shapes careers, the people who open doors, and the responsibility to pass hard-earned wisdom forward. Designed for women at every stage of leadership and business, it welcomes those seeking direction as well as those ready to mentor. Expect thoughtful dialogue across industries and generations that turns casual networking into connection and learning. Conversation topics include how mentors influence personal and professional growth, why mentorship matters throughout your journey, practical ways to find the right guide, how to show up as a mentor without having every answer, lessons you wish you had known sooner, and building a lasting legacy through relationships, leadership, and service. There is a focus on creating real opportunities for the women coming next. A guided reflection called Legacy Letters invites participants to write to the version of themselves from five years ago, capturing advice, encouragement, and insights from both wins and setbacks. Attendees may share excerpts and consider how their experiences can help another woman today. Participants may leave with new mentoring connections, actionable advice, renewed confidence and clarity for their next chapter, meaningful relationships, inspiration to lift someone else, and a deeper sense of the legacy they are building. Seating is limited to keep the experience intimate, and pre-registration is required. Coffee and other refreshments can be purchased. Complimentary for Elevate Her Network members, and $20 for guests. Refunds are not available because space is limited.

Burnsville’s Thursday farmers market presents a seasonally driven roster of vendors, with participants including 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. The lineup is planned with seasonal availability in mind and may be adjusted.

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Downtown will come alive with a run of community gatherings that spotlight what makes Farmington unique. Each installment features live performers, showcases from local businesses, plenty of tasty food, and a family friendly vibe for all ages. Organized by a group of neighborhood businesses in collaboration with the Farmington Economic Development Agency, the series focuses on supporting local, fostering connections, and creating energetic downtown experiences throughout the season. Details on featured musicians and special attractions will be shared soon.

Daniel Nathan performs classic rock from the 1960s through the 1990s at Brianno's Chart House. Settle in for a laid-back performance that spans four decades of rock.

This weekly Star Wars Unlimited event features a $10 entry fee, with prizes paid out in packs according to record.

The Buck Hill Tent Sale is a preseason marketplace for ski and snowboard gear, featuring a large selection of skis, snowboards, boots, helmets, apparel, and accessories. Families, first-time participants, and returning riders will find affordable choices, high-performance options, and everything in between. Lightly used equipment is also available for extra savings. An optional early access window offers first pick of the selection before regular entry. Admission for this period is $20 at the door with no advance reservation required, and kids 16 and under enter free with a paid adult during that time. Sellers can turn gently used ski and snowboard gear into cash by consigning items. Register in advance through My Consignment Manager to streamline drop-off and help other skiers and riders gear up for the season. The sale also supports the Buck Hill Ski Racing Team and its athlete development efforts.

Enjoy a weekly FNM draft that usually spotlights the latest set releases, with occasional Chaos Drafts for variety. Registration is available, and the entry fee is $15 unless otherwise noted. Drafting begins after registration.

This Magic: The Gathering booster draft has a $25 entry fee, and pack prizes are awarded based on match record.

On Friday and Saturday nights, the lights fade, the music surges, and neon color washes over the park for a high-energy experience. Pick up a Cosmic Glow Kit, gather your friends, and turn the evening into pure fun you will want to revisit.

The sixth edition of this partner throwdown returns to CrossFit Templar with a full day of friendly, high-energy competition and community. Teams of two in same-gender pairings can choose from RX, Intermediate, Masters, or Scaled divisions, with Intermediate and Masters newly added. Masters follows intermediate-level standards and requires each athlete to be at least 35 on event day with a combined team age of at least 80. Programming previews include an AMRAP that blends rowing calories with the classic DT barbell sequence of deadlifts, hang cleans, and shoulder to overhead while both partners work simultaneously and combine their totals. Another workout features Echo bike calories and dumbbell snatches, with gymnastics skills scaling by division, from bar muscle-ups in RX to chest-to-bar pull-ups in Intermediate and Masters, and jumping pull-ups in Scaled. Registered athletes receive an event shirt or tank plus swag. A professional DJ will keep the music flowing and event photographers will capture the action to share after the competition. Onsite food options include Sticks the Ice Pop Shop, Caffeination Station, and Nautical Bowls, and athletes can access chiro and bodywork support from Wild Fox Massage. The field is capped at 60 teams, and divisions may close as they fill to keep the schedule efficient. Spectators are welcome at no charge and parking is plentiful. Teams can set up tents outside to relax between heats, and each team will receive a sign along with other goodies. The tiebreak process prioritizes head-to-head results, then number of event wins, and finally cumulative time where applicable. Volunteers can sign up and will receive a shirt and swag. All purchases are final and fees are nonrefundable, and substitutions may be approved by the head judge before competition begins.

Now in its fifth year, this Apple Valley fall festival craft and gift expo offers free admission and a lively marketplace of creativity. Vendors and crafters showcase handmade goods, upcycled and repurposed creations, artwork, baked treats, photography, selections from direct sales representatives, and products from small and home-based businesses.

Casual play for the One Piece Card Game. Players may bring a constructed deck, and starter decks are available to borrow for those without one.

This stop marks the finale of The Playground Hangout Pack Summer Tour, wrapping up with Stop #8 focused on relaxed conversation and community. Expect a casual meetup with optional food and drinks at personal cost, and dogs are welcome but not required. Seating may be split across multiple tables, and Rodney and Kristin plan to move around so attendees can connect with the pet parents whose dogs spend time together. The organizer asks for a message a week in advance to arrange a reservation, and guests can also mark their status as Going on the event page. Branded shirts, hats, and jackets are encouraged, with referral cards and business cards available to help showcase the growing community that enjoys time at The Playground and also takes the fun on the road. Branded T‑shirts, hoodies, and long-sleeve shirts are available in the Food Area, with easy payment via Venmo on the honor system.

The park transforms after dark as lights dim, music ramps up, and neon color washes over the scene for a high-energy experience. Guests can pick up a Cosmic Glow Kit and enjoy the vibrant glow with friends.

Next Stop Comedy presents a stand-up showcase at Angry Inch Brewing, featuring a new mix of comedians for this show. Performers with television credits and appearances on popular podcasts share the stage for an entertaining set of laughs.

Next Stop Comedy brings a stand-up showcase to Trove Brewing in Burnsville, featuring a fresh lineup of comics at every show. Performers include acts with appearances on TV and on podcasts, offering a mix of styles and laughs. The rotating roster keeps each performance new, so no two shows are the same.

Next Stop Comedy brings stand-up to Angry Inch Brewing in Lakeville with a fresh roster of comedians at every show. The lineup features performers with television credits and appearances on popular podcasts. Attendees can expect an evening of laughs at this Lakeville brewery.

Blue Dream brings a set of classic rock favorites to Neisen's Sports Bar and Grill, celebrating the songs many grew up with. The set features covers of artists like Chicago, Electric Light Orchestra, Paul McCartney and Wings, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Seals and Crofts, The Zombies, The Doors, and The Who, along with more timeless tracks. This local classic rock band offers a nostalgic soundtrack for a night out.

Championship Race Day marks Race Day 15 of the 2026 season at Little Elko Speedway in Elko, Minnesota. This event is designated as the championship day for the season.

This is the final Sunday Funday of the year from Elko Drift, designed as a relaxed drift day with lots of driving time. It is beginner friendly and a good opportunity to build confidence behind the wheel. The plan includes tech inspection, a drivers meeting and dedicated on-track sessions. Pricing is $50 for a drift pass and $20 for general admission, with free entry for kids 12 and under.

Experience a peaceful visit to WEE Farm with time to meet the resident animals, including the horses Mac and Grizzly, along with goats, pigs, a donkey, and other barnyard friends. Guests can help collect eggs and take a guided stroll while hearing stories about the farm’s history. Advance registration through the website is required, and walk-in attendance is not available.

Enjoy a laid-back day of tabletop gaming at the shop. A selection of board games will be set out across multiple tables for casual play. Attendees may also bring their own favorites to share with the group.

The entry fee is $10, and the pack payout will be determined by attendance.