Events in Maple Grove today

The Champlin Farmers Market is back with a new home at Andrews Park. Explore handcrafted items, baked treats, and fresh, locally grown produce in a welcoming community setting. This season introduces Champlin’s POP Program, along with live music, food trucks, and access to the splash pad while you shop. Families will find a market booth where children can receive a free $2 token to spend on fresh produce. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and all activities are weather permitting.

Crystal Farmers Market brings together fresh food, local makers, and community connections in a welcoming setting. Browse farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, sweet treats, and specialty foods, then relax and enjoy live music while you savor your finds. SNAP/EBT is accepted and the market participates in Market Bucks to help make fresh, local food accessible to everyone. This season features full-season vendors such as Critical Hit Confections, Eggroll Queen, Matt’s Mushrooms and More, Park Hill Farm, and Svihel Vegetable Farm. Additional vendors appear on select dates, including 4J’s Baked by Dez, Mill City Sweets, SarahGirl Soaps, SubZero Chillz Shaved Ice, and Summer Lakes Beverage. Expect returning favorites alongside new faces, with community partners, entertainment, and special activities added throughout the season.

An open play session for Warhammer Age of Sigmar is available. Entry is free, and reserved space is provided at no cost.

Enjoy bingo at this event.

Make the most of Wednesdays with Works Plus Wash Wednesday. Purchase the best wash for only $10, limited to two per customer. Washes bought through this offer must be used within 30 days.

Enjoy an informal, drop-in playtime designed for children from birth to age five and their caregivers at Hennepin County Library Brooklyn Park. Come for the full session or stop by for a shorter visit, whatever fits your day.

Hosted at North Hennepin Community College, the Brooklyn Park Farmers Market fosters healthy living, supports local agriculture, and encourages community connection in a friendly, upbeat setting. Shoppers can buy items directly from farmers and producers, building a direct relationship with the people behind each product. Vendors feature fresh produce, baked goods, honey, and flower arrangements.

This weekly summer farmers market in Plymouth gathers local vendors at Parkers Lake Playfield, and on select weeks it relocates to the Plymouth City Center. The market features fresh produce, prepared foods, and handcrafted goods from area sellers.

Fresh produce, baked treats, flowers, and a variety of farmstead and cottage-made goods fill this open-air market by Riverfront Memorial Park, with a weather backup inside City Hall. Planned by the City of Anoka, the season spans 23 weeks and the offerings grow as the harvest progresses. Regular weeks welcome as many as 25 vendors, while the extended season features a smaller lineup of up to 11. The market is set just north of Main Street in the lot next to City Hall and the park, making it easy to browse for weekly groceries and enjoy a friendly community vibe. During the summer months, the City’s Rockin’ on the Rum concert series begins nearby to add live music to the experience.

Explore seasonal goods at the Coon Rapids Farmers Market in the parking lot of the Coon Rapids Ice Center. Vendors feature locally grown vegetables and berries, plus honey, jams, and flowers. A rotating mix of crafters, artists, and cottage bakers adds new options to discover each week, making it easy to support local makers and enjoy fresh finds.

Enjoy a Magic: The Gathering booster draft with a $25 entry fee. Choose from the newest sets, with a Chaos Draft option available. Each player starts with three sealed booster packs. Open a pack, pick one card, and pass the rest to the next player, continuing until all cards are taken, then repeat for the remaining two packs. From the drafted cards, build a 40 card deck and play three rounds against other players in your draft pod. Everyone receives a prize pack, with additional prize packs awarded based on final standings.

Line dance instruction for every level, from absolute beginner to intermediate, taught by Kerry Maus. The class is organized into consecutive segments for beginners, improvers, and intermediate dancers so participants can choose the level that fits their experience. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. A portion of proceeds benefits WMLCC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Participants compete in a weekly Gundam constructed tournament that uses best of one matches. Entry is $10. Prizes include one pack for each match win, with at least one prize pack guaranteed for every participant, plus store tournament kit rewards that include a winner promo and tournament packs.

Hotball bingo brings a lively evening to The Stanchion Bar with 12 games and 3 jackpot rounds. Bingo packets are $15. Expect friendly faces and a good time.

DJ Bingo at Casa Rio Tex Mex Restaurant features a lively mix of bingo and a wide range of trivia questions. Friends, family, and coworkers can play at no cost and compete for prizes awarded each night.

Todd Michael Jameson will be at Maple Tavern.

Accurate jewelry valuations support estate planning and insurance coverage. Croft & Stern partners with a highly specialized appraiser to assess pieces in the Croft & Stern studio. Items may be dropped off on or before the appraisal day, and the turnaround depends on availability. Documentation may be ready the same day, or it may be mailed to your home if additional time is required. Appraisal fees apply. Information and pricing are available on the Croft & Stern appraisal page.

This casual Commander event features a $6 entry fee. When signing up, participants choose one booster pack, selecting from Play, Set, or Draft options priced at $5.99 or less. Before leaving, each participant draws at random from the Commander Prize Deck, which can include rares, mythics, promos, or even store credit.

The Maple Grove Farmers Market at the Maple Grove Community Center features fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and handmade goods. A food truck is planned to be on site each week this year. SNAP/EBT is accepted with a Market Bucks match of up to $10. Children ages 4 to 12 can take part in the PoP Club and receive a free $2 token for produce each week. Frequent shopper rewards are available, and there is an extra incentive for bringing a reusable bag. The market takes place rain or shine.

Every Thursday night, the buffet highlights boneless and traditional wings served with an assortment of sauces.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP hosts a meat raffle with chances to win $20 packs of premium meat from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round includes a $1 drink awarded to the number immediately following the winner.

A monthly community conversation at a coffeehouse brings the topic of suburban homelessness into a shared, in-person space. Complimentary drinks will be available, and attendance is limited to 30 people to support meaningful dialogue. The event aims to bring together voices from the City of Anoka, Anoka County, and local nonprofits to share data and on-the-ground perspectives, followed by an open discussion on how to practice genuine compassion while also honoring accountability. A form is available to submit questions, share information, and register. The conversation is planned to be livestreamed on Facebook and YouTube.

A relaxed, community-centered tarot meetup focused on hands-on exploration and connection. Participants bring their own tarot cards to read for one another, compare techniques, and gain insights through practice. Light snacks and refreshments will be available, with plenty of table space to shuffle, draw, ask questions, and try different approaches. This is not a formal class, but a shared practice environment where learning happens through reading, observing, and conversation. All experience levels are welcome, from curious beginners to long-time readers. The gathering is held on the fourth Thursday of each month. Admission is $15.

This music bingo event is free to play, with a prize available in every round. All ages can take part, making it a family friendly activity.

Hold Your Lady Tight Night hosts a honky-tonk style evening at The Hamel V with country line dance and progressive two step lessons plus open dancing. Taking place on the second and fourth Thursday, it offers a blend of classic favorites and the latest line dances. Beginners are welcome and you do not need a partner. Admission is $10 and boots are encouraged. All ages are welcome, and bringing friends adds to the fun.

Enjoy a three-day fall shopping experience with free admission at the Anoka Ice Arena in Anoka, MN. Explore more than 100 booths featuring handmade and specialty goods, from unique gifts, permanent jewelry and boutique apparel to home decor, autumn accents, wellness and skincare items, woodworking, metal art and more. This family-friendly gathering spotlights local makers and small businesses in one convenient indoor setting and includes chances to win prizes.

Bring a deck to Badwolf for casual Magic: The Gathering play in the Standard format. The atmosphere is friendly for newcomers and longtime players alike, with matchups at any power level. The cafe offers a food and drink menu, and the shop carries Magic products and accessories for purchase. Attendance is free and no pre-registration is required. An optional $5 registration, paid upon arrival, makes you eligible for prizes. Players are welcome to settle in early or keep the games going until the cafe closes.

Grunge Unplugged returns to Ripple Effect Brewing Company for an evening of 90s grunge in an unplugged format. The set spans favorites and deep cuts from Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, and more.

Take part in a weekly Competitive Commander tournament that welcomes proxies. Entry is $13. Use as many proxies as you like. Every player receives two participation packs, and the winner of each pod earns an extra prize pack and moves on to a final table. Events run with a minimum of 16 players and feature 90 minute rounds. Players also collect Topdeck points.

This weekly Friday Night Magic booster draft features three packs per player and three rounds of play. Entry is $25. Prizes are based on record, with five packs for a 3-0 finish, three packs for a 2-1 or 2-0-1 finish, and one pack for a 1-2 or 1-1-1 finish. Every participant receives at least one prize pack.

Back for a third appearance at the Music Factory, Bryan Duncan presents two consecutive evenings of music drawing from contemporary Christian, gospel, pop, soul, blues, and smooth jazz. His career includes numerous honors, including a Grammy, 18 solo albums with 16 number one radio hits, and collaborations on three releases with The NehoSoul Band and seven with the legendary Sweet Comfort Band. His latest album, Shine, continues a long-running catalog embraced by fans. Tickets are priced at $40 in advance or $50 at the door, with general admission seating. Concessions and merchandise will be available during the concert, including Mr. Chipper’s fresh-baked cookies. A VIP experience is offered before the show for an additional charge. It features time with Bryan to hear stories and new music, plus a photo and autograph. This is an add-on and requires a separate concert ticket. A minimum donation of $25 per person supports the creation of new music, videos, and related content, and VIP guests receive early entry to reserve seats. Please note that the Music Factory is located on the second floor of a World War I era building without wheelchair access, and stairs are required.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament featuring Edison format play. The entry fee is $10. Each participant is guaranteed at least two prize packs, with more awarded based on final standings, and OTS packs are available.

Take part in a Sealed one on one prerelease with an entry fee of $35. Every participant receives a prerelease kit containing six Play Boosters, a gold stamped foil rare or mythic promo from the set, and a spindown d20. Build a deck of at least 40 cards using only the contents of your kit, then play three rounds. Prizes are based on results. A 3-0 record earns four packs, a 2-1 or 2-0-1 record earns three packs, and all other players receive one prize pack. Preregistration is available in store or online.

The Bellamy Brothers take the stage for a live set of their top country hits. The concert highlights the duo’s signature songs for an evening of country music.

Crash Course is set to perform at Serum's Good Time Emporium in Anoka. The artists have shared their excitement about getting onstage for this show.

Cardio drumming at Down The Street Nutrition blends upbeat music, lively energy, and a friendly community for a workout with a party vibe. No experience is required and all fitness levels are supported, so expect to move, laugh, and drum along to the beat. Space is limited and registration is required. To make the most of it, arrive about 10 minutes early to preorder a post-workout shake.

Growing up can feel exciting, confusing, and a little scary, and this supportive workshop is designed to make the changes of puberty easier to understand. Educators from myHealth for Teens & Young Adults lead a fun and informative session that invites laughter, questions, and learning together. Children ages 8 to 12 and their caregivers participate side by side in engaging activities that explain what is normal and amazing about this stage of life. The program focuses on building open communication skills and strengthening family connections while answering common questions about puberty.

This weekly board game meetup offers free play with plenty of room and tables. Participants can bring their own favorites, borrow from the in-house Board Game Demo shelf, or purchase a game and start playing right away. Friends and family are welcome. Dedicated gaming space is available throughout the week as well.

This meat raffle offers chances to win a $20 gift card from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round also features a $1 drink for the number after the winner.

This weekly park gathering in Brooklyn Park, MN features fighting, spellcasting, roleplay, camaraderie, and more.

This monthly bingo event features prizes that include a designer handbag from Coach, Kate Spade, or Michael Kors, or a Yeti cooler. A cash option is available up to $150. Arriving early can help secure preferred seating. Packages are available from $30 to $45.

At Inn Kahoots, a lively meat raffle offers the chance to win a $40 package of premium cuts, fitting for a backyard grill or a family meal. There is also a drink special... if your number is the one that follows the winning number, you can purchase a drink for $1.

An open paint session offers a dedicated space for assembly and painting. It is suitable for newcomers who want to learn and for experienced painters interested in advanced techniques. Participation is free. Additional paint competitions are planned, including speed painting, with judging by a panel and by peers.

This weekly Flesh & Blood Armory event features Classic Constructed. The entry fee is $10. Each participant receives one GEM Pack and is guaranteed two Prize Packs, with additional packs awarded based on final standings.

Bryan Duncan returns to the Music Factory for the third time, presenting two back-to-back nights of music. A global minister through outreach, worship, concerts, services, and special events, he brings a wide-ranging sound that spans CCM, gospel, pop, soul, blues, and smooth jazz, along with numerous honors that include a Grammy. His catalog features 18 solo albums and 16 number-one radio singles, with Shine as his latest release. He has also recorded with The NehoSoul Band and the Sweet Comfort Band. Tickets are $40 in advance and $50 at the door, and seating is general admission. Concessions and merchandise will be available, including Mr. Chipper's fresh-baked cookies. An optional VIP Experience is offered before the concert. It includes time with Bryan to hear stories and new music, plus a photo opportunity and an autograph. This add-on requires separate concert tickets and a minimum donation of $25 per person, which supports the creation of new music, videos, and other content. VIP guests may reserve their seats before general admission entry. Please note that the Music Factory is on the second floor of a World War I era building that is not handicap accessible, and stairs are required.

Serum's Good Time Emporium hosts live music on Saturday.

This weekly Star Wars Legion open play session sets aside space specifically for Legion games. Participation is free. Monthly Star Wars Legion tournaments are also organized for players interested in competitive matches.

Adventurers gather for a Dungeons & Dragons league set in the town of Sunburry. The atmosphere is family friendly, with enthusiastic Dungeon Masters and a community that welcomes kids, newcomers, and long-time players. Expect collaborative storytelling, approachable play for beginners, and plenty of excitement for seasoned participants as this fast growing group comes together for fantasy quests and camaraderie.

This weekly open play welcomes the Pokemon community to play, trade, and relax together. Sign up to receive a booster pack of your choice from standard release packs or an official Pokemon Season Prize Pack, plus a random draw from the Pokemon Prize Deck. Rewards in the Prize Deck may include rare cards, promo items, chances to win an extra pack, Pokemon swag, or store credit. The event also welcomes Pokemon GO and Pokemon Switch players.

At Table Top Tournaments, GUN Deck Release: ST11-ST14 features a sealed deck tournament using a Swiss format. The entry fee is $18 and may change. Each participant receives one deck to use in the tournament, and promos will be distributed as needed. Pre-registration is available.