Events in Plymouth today

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.

Tonka United offers a lively full day camp for children born between 2012 and 2022 at Minnetonka Christian Academy. The camp blends a dedicated half day of soccer skill development led by full time professional coaches with additional time for sports, group games, and creative activities. It is designed for newcomers and soccer enthusiasts alike, helping participants build confidence, stay active, and form friendships. Kids are welcome to arrive with friends or meet new ones during the program.

Discover a playful blend of STEM and favorite pocket monsters at a hands-on camp for aspiring Funémon Trainers. Young explorers dive into activities drawing inspiration from popular games and trading cards, collecting special cards along the way. Projects include building circuits, designing catapults, and other engaging challenges that spark curiosity and creativity. By the end, every participant is on the path toward becoming a master Funémon Trainer.

Nature Connections Camp at Weaver Lake Park in Maple Grove helps ages 8 to 17 build independence and teamwork while exploring the outdoors. Campers create nature-inspired art, practice simple relaxation techniques, and take part in activities that strengthen problem solving, resilience, and meaningful social connections. The week concludes with a visit from therapy llamas for a memorable finish.

Discover oil painting without the intimidation in a guided class at Wayzata Community Ed. Complete an 8 by 10 inch canvas with step by step instruction while learning about oil paints and the tools needed to work with them. Materials are supplied. Bring a box to carry your artwork home, since oil paint stays wet for quite a while.

St. Croix Hospice bereavement staff lead a monthly, in-person support group focused on navigating grief and loss. Each gathering explores a different aspect of grief and offers guidance for coping with its challenges. Anyone grieving a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or other loved one is welcome. Participants can share their experiences and connect with peers in a supportive setting. Speaking is encouraged, though quiet participation is respected. The group is open to the public, including those who have not received services from St. Croix Hospice. Attend each month or whenever it fits your schedule. Registration is not required.

College Kid Clinic gives college-bound students a practical way to put important safeguards in place. During the session, participants prepare healthcare and financial power of attorney documents that allow parents to act on their behalf in a medical or financial emergency. The focus is on clear legal protections that offer families peace of mind as students return to campus.

Beginners learn to use Tinkercad to design robot parts, then 3D print them and apply basic DC circuits to bring each build to life. Over the course of the week, every student completes two working robots, a sketchbot and a drive bot, while building creativity, problem solving, and foundational engineering skills. Activities use a laptop and mouse.

At Scenic Heights Elementary, an escape room themed engineering camp turns one classroom into a hub of problem solving. Participants take on imaginative missions, from outsmarting a hijacked plane scenario to navigating cave style challenges and cracking a locked playroom, all without leaving the room. Working in teams, they use hands-on design to build rockets made from straws, simple parachutes, catapults, and flashlights, and they program robots to follow clues and race the clock. Each session digs into what makes an escape room tick, then teams put that know-how to work by creating their own. The experience wraps up with groups trading and attempting one another's original rooms, filled with crafty traps, surprises, and mind-bending puzzles where creativity and engineering go hand in hand.

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Bring the kids for a free storytime session at the Plymouth History Center, featuring a read-aloud followed by a hands-on activity connected to the theme. The August 11 program focuses on trains and railroads, and it’s geared toward elementary-age children. Registration isn’t required, and families are welcome to attend.

The Plymouth History Center hosts a children’s Story Time series on select Tuesdays each month throughout 2026. Designed for families with elementary-age children, these events aim to spark curiosity and support learning. Each session features a story read aloud, followed by a hands-on activity connected to the story’s theme. The events are free and open to the public, and registration is not required.

This preview session introduces Herself Health and its primary care designed for women who are on Medicare. It begins with a tour of the clinic, then continues with a brief presentation and a Q&A with a member of the care team.

Explore the Minnetonka Farmers Market, where you can shop for locally grown groceries, farm goods, and handcrafted items. Enjoy live music, booths from community organizations, and free activities for kids, with new things to discover each week. It takes place at The Marsh. Prospective vendors can find more information on the market website.

The Crystal Farmers Market features farm-fresh produce, handcrafted goods, sweet treats, and specialty foods in a welcoming community setting. Bring a blanket and chairs to relax on the CCC Patio and enjoy your market finds with music. Vendors appearing throughout the season include Critical Hit Confections, Eggroll Queen, Matt’s Mushrooms and More, Park Hill Farm, and Svihel Vegetable Farm, with rotating and partial-season appearances by 4J’s Baked by Dez, Mill City Sweets, SarahGirl Soaps, SubZero Chillz Shaved Ice, and Summer Lakes Beverage. The market welcomes returning favorites along with several new vendors this year, and more vendors, community partners, entertainment, and special activities may be added as the season unfolds. SNAP and EBT are accepted, and the market participates in Market Bucks to help make fresh, local food accessible for everyone. For questions, contact Crystal Recreation at 763-531-0052.

Sweet Ride Twin Cities will serve ice cream at Bike Night with Cycle Gear in Maple Grove.

Bike Night brings together riders and motorcycle enthusiasts for a relaxed get-together with food and drinks, games and activities, giveaways, and local vendors. Attendees can connect with the community and browse riding gear, whether arriving on two wheels or simply enjoying the scene.

East Side will perform live on the patio at CōV Wayzata for a summer music event. As an outdoor show, it is subject to weather conditions.

Test your speed and pacing at a friendly 10 mile time trial that adds a focused effort to your riding week. The route follows County Road 24 on an open course with regular traffic, so follow the rules of the road, stay alert around vehicles, and consider using a rear light. The format is an out-and-back, starting and finishing at the same point. This series welcomes riders of all ages and abilities, and both time trial and standard road bikes are permitted. Participants under 18 need a parent or guardian to sign the waiver, and riders younger than 15 must be accompanied on course. Advance online registration is required and there is no on-site sign up. Entry is 25 dollars per race and registration closes a day before the start. Park at Woodridge Church, check in at the back lot, and ride to the start and finish area. Restrooms at the church will be unavailable, so plan ahead. While waiting to start, keep about two bike lengths between bikes. Drafting is not allowed and passes should be made with as much space as is safely possible. Each registration earns an entry in a drawing for a free pair of Julbo sunglasses from Gear West, with the winner announced after the series concludes. Results and any weather-related updates will be posted on the Gear West Facebook page.

Join the Luce Line Running Club for a community run that starts and finishes at Luce Line Brewing. Runners and walkers are welcome, with options ranging from about 2 miles up to 5+ miles along the Luce Line Trail. After the run, you can enjoy $2 off your first pour, and the post-run Tuesday special includes two pours and a pizza for $25.

Power of 10 takes the stage at the outdoor amphitheater in Minnetonka Civic Center Park. Pack a blanket or folding chair for comfortable seating. Admission is free, and Byblos will be serving from the food truck. Presented with support from The Ensley. For weather-related updates, call 952-939-8355. Vendor and musician applications are not being accepted at this time.

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A weekly summer farmers market from the City of Plymouth brings together local growers, food vendors, and artisans. On select weeks it is held along a boulevard in the city center. Browse fresh produce, prepared foods, and handcrafted goods from a variety of local vendors.

Whimsical Wednesdays feature a free crochet basics class taught by Sam. Yarn and hooks are provided, and all ages can attend. It offers a way to connect with the community while learning a new skill. Instructor: Samantha Fischer on Facebook.

Summer Youth Nights return for middle and high school students with sports, bonfires, and games. Sessions are scheduled on select Wednesdays, and additional dates may be added. Please RSVP through the church office to Luke Klavins if your child will attend so they can plan for attendance.

MGOA Adventure Training offers a mix of solo and group challenges aimed at boosting fitness and building skills for the outdoors. Taking place at Clifton E. French Regional Park in Plymouth, MN, the session blends personal effort with teamwork for an active, skill-focused experience.

This supportive gathering for single mothers focuses on learning, connection, and growth. Hear from a variety of speakers who share practical insights, spend time building community with fellow moms, and explore ways to strengthen both personal well-being and parenting. A meal is served before the meeting begins, and childcare is available. Sessions take place in the Gathering Room, with multiple dates offered across the summer.

Experience a free outdoor yoga session at Bassett Creek Park that invites you to move, breathe, and connect. The practice focuses on being present through gentle movement, mindful breathing, and simple meditation, with plenty of variations so each person can participate in a way that feels right. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and come as you are. Instruction is provided by PR Brady, an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher with training in Restorative Yoga, Chair Yoga, Yin, Trauma Informed Yoga, and Somatically Oriented Yin. If weather or air quality becomes a concern, any cancellation will be shared on Facebook or announced at the park.

Wayzata’s Music by the Lake presents Sugar Buzz at the Historic Wayzata Depot, with proceeds supporting the Wayzata Rotary Charitable Foundation, a 501c3. The setting welcomes families, students, residents, and locals for a relaxed summer evening with a mix of new sounds and returning Wayzata favorites. Brat dinners, beer, wine, and other treats are available. Terrific 12 Sponsor West Star Electric supports this concert, and sponsorship opportunities are offered, with net proceeds helping fund community grants through the foundation.

Styled Stems in Maple Grove hosts a ticketed Plant Bingo night for plant lovers, and it is sold out. Instead of cash, winners take home plants, plant accessories, gift cards, and plant care bundles. Tickets are $30 and include three bingo cards, six to eight rounds, chances to win everything from baby plants to large floor plants, and exclusive in-store discounts during the event. Guests can bring a sick plant or photos for help identifying issues and discussing possible remedies, and plant care items are available for purchase. Prize highlights include 4 inch and 6 inch houseplants, hanging plants, rare-ish statement plants, Styled Stems gift cards, and plant care bundles and accessories. Drinks and light snacks are available, and extra bingo cards can be purchased during the event.

Line dance instruction with Kerry Maus welcomes absolute beginners, beginners, improvers, and intermediate dancers. The class is organized into separate segments for beginner, improver, and intermediate levels so participants can progress at a comfortable pace. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non members. A portion of the proceeds benefits WMLCC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Latin Night at SOUL Ballroom offers an upbeat evening of Latin rhythms and social dancing, featuring a free dance class to get everyone moving. Newcomers and seasoned dancers can enjoy great music, a welcoming atmosphere, and plenty of opportunities to meet fellow dance enthusiasts. Guests are encouraged to bring friends, energy, and comfortable dance shoes for a memorable night, with styles like salsa and bachata in the mix.

Get ready for a lively, welcoming Latin dance night at SOUL Ballroom. This is a social dancing event featuring popular Latin dance styles with great music and a friendly community vibe. Whether you’re brand new to Latin dancing or you already love the rhythm, you’re welcome to come dance and meet other dancers. Individuals and couples are both welcome, and you don’t need a partner to join in.

Trivia Mafia is taking over the taproom for a fun, fast-paced trivia night with friendly competition. Expect rounds covering pop culture, history, sports, music, and other obscure facts. Grab a pint, round up your crew, and come for prizes and bragging rights.

A three-hour line dance class welcomes dancers of every level, with the option to stay for one, two, or all three hours. The first segment is geared to those with some prior experience, focusing on added turns and syncopated rhythms with less step breakdown, typically featuring a new routine plus a review from the prior week. The second segment is for absolute beginners, introducing foundational steps while learning several dances to a mix of music, with a new routine each week and a quick review of recent lessons. The final segment serves beginner to improver dancers, adding a bit more intricacy and rhythm while following the same pattern of one new dance and a review. Please bring clean, dry shoes that will not mark the floor. Footwear that can glide on wood, such as leather or suede-soled options, tends to work best, and sneakers or cowboy boots are suitable. The fee is $10 for non-members.

This event is a Standard format competition at Table Top Tournaments using Swiss pairings. The entry fee is $13. Promotional items will be distributed as needed, and every win earns a pack. Pre-registration is available.

People come together on the course for a golf event that honors Tyler, paying tribute to him through the game. The focus is on celebrating Tyler with a round of golf.

Twin Cities PBS brings its summer library series to Golden Valley Public Library with family-friendly, hands-on educational activities. The event features visits from costumed characters from the kids shows Skillsville and Hero Elementary. It is free to attend and does not require registration.

Discover a vibrant market filled with farm-fresh fruits and vegetables, colorful blooms, baked treats, meats, cheeses, and handcrafted items at the Maple Grove Community Center. It takes place weekly, rain or shine, and a food truck is on site each week. SNAP EBT is accepted, with Market Bucks matching purchases up to ten dollars. Children ages 4 to 12 can participate in the PoP Club and receive a two dollar produce token each week. Shoppers can earn loyalty rewards, and bringing a reusable bag comes with an extra incentive.

An oval racing event at St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Church in Maple Grove features practice time followed by races on the oval. It offers a simple, welcoming format where participants can get laps in during practice and then shift into racing.

Brilliant Colors Jazz Trio sets the tone for a summer evening on the CōV Wayzata patio with a live jazz performance. Presented as part of Live Summer Music on the Patio, this event is weather permitting.

A community vegan potluck gathers in the Base Camp coffee shop area at Unmapped Brewing Co. Attendees share homemade plant-based dishes, trade recipes, and discover new cooking ideas. Everyone is welcome, whether new to vegan eating or long-time plant-based cooks. Please bring a dish to share and include an ingredient list. If possible, bring your own plate and utensils. Dishes should be free of meat, dairy, eggs, fish, and butter, with plenty of alternatives available. For inspiration, explore recipe resources such as Insanely Good Recipes, The Edgy Vegan, and The Vegan Atlas. Sponsored by Compassionate Action for Animals, this friendly gathering offers a chance to meet like-minded people and enjoy a variety of vegan flavors.

The Pan-Handlers Steel Drum Band brings a vibrant Caribbean sound, blending traditional steel pan pieces with unexpected covers by artists such as The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, and Prince. Enjoy the sweet, lively tones of steel drums, instruments that evolved from repurposed oil barrels into the melodic pans heard today. This concert is free and welcomes all ages, with no reservations needed. It is planned outdoors near the Visitor Center, so consider bringing a picnic blanket or lawn chair. If weather becomes an issue, the performance may move indoors to the Oakwood Room. A food truck will be on site during the show.

An upbeat fundraiser in support of MNprov, bringing people together for time with friends, moving stories about MNprov’s impact, and an energetic improv show.

Enjoy Purse Bingo associated with WYHA. The Medina Entertainment Center is listed as a proud sponsor.

Hold Your Lady Tight Night hosts a country dance gathering at Hamel VFW Post 5903 - Heinzen Ditter, featuring line dance and progressive two step lessons along with time for open dancing. Beginners are welcome and attending solo is perfectly fine. Expect a honky tonk atmosphere with a mix of classic country tunes and fresh line dance favorites. All ages are welcome. Admission is $10, and boots are encouraged.

Celebrate the Open 8 release with an 8 pack sealed event run in a Swiss structure. Each participant opens eight packs and builds a deck of at least thirty cards from those pulls. Entry is $45. Special Open 8 rules apply. Once per turn, in addition to evolving, you may pay 1, using an EP if desired, and flip any face down Evolve card in your Evolve deck to grant a follower Rush. A follower that has benefited from this effect before can gain it again on a later turn. If you meet the usual evolution condition from your eight packs, you can still evolve as normal. The top finisher earns one promo, and every player receives a participation promo pack.