This weekend in Plymouth, MN

A community-focused fun run that blends fitness goals with philanthropy, where every registration supports the Children's Minnesota Kids Cancer Fund. The format is flexible and participant driven. Up to ten 5K loops are available across the event, totaling 50K if you choose to complete them all. The course remains open so you can start and stop as needed, take breaks, and decide how many laps to tackle. Go for a single 5K or keep moving for an ultra challenge. Walking, jogging, and strolling with kids are all welcome. There is no DNF designation, and completing one 5K earns finisher status. Set a personal target, move at your own pace, and make a difference for a meaningful cause.

The annual Corn Days Festival features food booths and beer tents, merchandise vendors, and activities for kids. Enjoy live music, try bingo, and take part in the Wine Pull, then gather for a Fiesta Dinner. Worship is part of the event with Mass led by St. George’s pastor, Fr. Shane Stoppel-Wasinger.

This Stamp-A-Stack centers on handmade cards and draws inspiration from designs created in a recent class. It offers another chance for card making fun with stamped designs.

Browse a wide selection while supporting a meaningful effort. Every dollar raised helps purchase school supplies for children who have left abusive homes. There is a $2 admission. Find deals such as children’s clothing for $1 and adult clothing for $2, along with a boutique rack featuring brand‑new items with tags for $5. Enjoy treats from the bake sale and explore toys, games, winter coats, and more. Additional miscellaneous items will be available with prices marked on each.

Kick off your Saturday with the Luce Line Running Club, a relaxed, volunteer-led run and walk for all paces. Meet inside the brewery, then head out for a run on the Luce Line Trail just behind the taproom. Afterward, stick around for community vibes and coffee, including a $2 discount on your first taproom pour. Lace up and show up, and it’s free to join.

A relaxed gathering focused on community and friendship. Meet new people, enjoy casual conversation, and learn more about Brooklyn Park WT and its members at Flour and Friends.

This volunteer led session brings people together to work on items connected to Suzanne's online classes and to talk through challenges with pups. The focus is collaborative problem solving and support around the class content. The gathering takes place at Summit Mortgage Corporation NMLS #1041.

Tackle broken household items at a free Fix-It Clinic where friendly, skilled volunteers work side by side with you to diagnose issues, troubleshoot, and make repairs. Support is available for small appliances, clean clothing, electronics, mobile devices, and more. The clinic highlights hands-on learning in basic repair and problem solving, fosters connections across the community, and helps keep usable items out of the trash. Participation is first come, first served, and no pre-registration is required.

Digital races take place every Saturday at Broadway Bar & Pizza - Maple Grove. Tickets are $1 each, and participants have a chance to win cash.

This event offers family-friendly fun with food, beverages, and live music.

True North Wrestling brings a live event to the Crystal Community Center. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the door. The lineup will be announced.

A live performance returns to Boom Island Brewing. There is no cover charge.

A welcoming morning yoga session at OMNI centers on movement, mindfulness, and community. This all-levels practice offers a chance to slow down, stretch, and breathe so the day can begin with greater presence and intention. Through mindful movement and attention to breath, the practice creates space to reconnect with yourself and those around you before the day gets busy. After class, stick around to connect and enjoy OMNI’s community-focused atmosphere. Participants receive 50% off one beverage of their choice. Food is available for purchase and is not included in the discount. No prior yoga experience is required. Please bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and anything that helps you feel comfortable. A limited number of extra mats will be available. Arrive for the practice, enjoy a coffee afterward, and head out feeling more grounded.

At the Golden Valley Farmers Market, look for fresh baked sourdough loaves, crisp baguettes, and a few sweet surprises. Bread goes fast, so early shoppers have the best selection. Support local makers, enjoy the welcoming community atmosphere, and take home something delicious.

Collective Dimension offers a Sunday morning community circle focused on spiritual connection and conversation. Coffee, tea and snacks are provided. The gathering begins with a short check in, then moves into an exploration of a variety of spiritual topics. The focus is spiritual wellness... feeling connected to something greater, discovering purpose and meaning, and learning alongside others on a similar path. Through community, participants can find grounding in times of change and support to move forward with grace and inner peace.

GUN Newtype Challenge 2026 Mission 4 at Table Top Tournaments features a Standard format event using Swiss pairings with a 32 player cap. Entry is $20. The champion earns a Newtype Winner Promo, and all Top 8 finishers receive a Newtype Top 8 Promo. Every participant receives at least one pack per win along with a Newtype Participation Promo. Preregistration is available.

Rescue Network returns to Pub 42’s Woofstock with a group of adoptable dogs ready for loving homes. The event features live music, great food and drinks, giveaways and samples, and a charity raffle. Complimentary Pub 42 dog bandanas will be available while supplies last. It offers a welcoming setting to meet rescue dogs and enjoy a dog-friendly outing.

Pub 42's Woofstock returns this summer with a dog-friendly patio gathering for local pet lovers and their pups. Expect food, drinks, live music, and plenty of canine fun, along with giveaway items, sampling opportunities, a charity raffle, and adoptable dogs. Enjoy a set from Mark Stary, with craft beer and Tito's Vodka available. Complimentary Pub 42 dog bandanas will be handed out while supplies last.

This monthly outdoor gifting event invites people to give and receive items without any buying. It has relocated from the Weaver Lake Elementary parking lot to Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Maple Grove, and it takes place outside in the parking lot with restrooms available. Those bringing items to give arrive first to park and set out their goods, then shopping begins when the event starts. Gifters remain for the full duration and vehicles are released together at the end. There are no donation drop offs, and any items not given away must be taken home. Everyone is welcome. Event rules apply, and failure to follow them can result in not being allowed at future events. Dates are being planned further in advance, but they may change if there are not enough volunteers.

Wayzata Parks and Trails presents a park music series on the Great Lawn in front of the Hotel Landing. Live performances take place in an open-air setting.

This annual celebration spotlights what is ahead in Season 20, including upcoming shows and new classes. It takes place both indoors and out on the lawn. Attendees can enjoy live musical performances, outdoor games with prizes, hands-on art projects with chalk and bubbles, and ice cream served from a truck. A raffle will award two free Season 20 tickets.

Life Recovery at Calvary provides hope and support for people facing addictions, mental health concerns, relationship issues, and compulsive behaviors. It recognizes that all people are recovering from something, whether the struggle is obvious or more subtle, and emphasizes Christ’s mercy as the path to becoming a new creation, reflecting the promise of 2 Corinthians 5:17. Registration is available.