Events in Ramsey County today

Enjoy a History HiJinx activity at the Minnesota History Center that explores Minnesota’s trees and guides participants in creating a leaf suncatcher.

This drop-in play session is designed for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Come whenever it works for you and stay for a short visit or the entire session. The gathering takes place at Arlington Hills Community Center.

Spectacle Shoppe hosts a fall trunk show highlighting Lafont eyewear and its newest collection. Guests can browse hundreds of distinctive frames crafted in France, discovering styles that add color and character to an autumn wardrobe. Complimentary snacks and beverages will be available while you explore the collection.

The Dog House offers a kids eat free special that makes dinner more affordable. Enjoy a lively atmosphere with games for children and time together over great food. The deal includes one complimentary kids meal from the kids menu with each adult entrée purchased, available for dine in only.

This hands-on workday focuses on caring for the swale and nearby woods along Orange to Hyacinth. Participants will hand weed and edge, plant and water new native species while controlling non-native plants, and remove larger weeds while clearing brush. The goal is to support healthy plantings and keep the area well maintained.

Alliance Française Mpls/St Paul partners with the University Club of St. Paul to host a casual French conversation gathering in the Member Bar at the club. Held on the third Thursday each month, it offers an apéritif setting for practicing and socializing in French in a relaxed atmosphere. Advance registration is requested.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Constructed Tournament with a $10 entry fee. The tournament features four rounds. Earn a pack for every round you win, and receive two OTS packs with your entry.

A community staple since the 1970s, this farmers market brings together over fifty vendors, including many second-generation farmers. Find honey, maple syrup, fruit preserves, wild rice, cheeses made with natural ingredients, meats along with produce, eggs straight from the farm, a range of fruits and vegetables, salmon, bakery items, organic snacks for dogs, wildflowers and bedding plants, microgreens, and organic, all-natural drinks. Vendor inquiries are not handled through social media posts or event comments. To learn about becoming a vendor, please call Public Works at 651-747-3650.

A seasonal farmers' market in St Paul, MN features a 2026 vendor roster that may change as the season progresses. Planned participants include Susan's Raw Honey Farm LLC, Bisek Bees Bakery, Amazing Momo, Koja's Café, Plant Bar Café, Nana's Kitchen MN, Better Baked, Vivienne's Lemon Story, Oishii Dog LLC, Bueling Enterprises, Costa Farm & Greenhouse, North Country Farm, PPK Acres/Piekarski Gardens, Addies Donuts / Popcorn, Angel Hang Produce, Mai's Birds & Veggies, Novak's Orchard, Utecht's Homegrown Pork, Ger Vue Produce, Home-Grown Vegetables, Xiong Family Farm, and Teng Yang Produce.

Food Truck Fridays is a recurring community gathering presented by Black Business Network that spotlights local food trucks, retail vendors, and entrepreneurs while fostering neighborhood connection. Expect a rotating selection of food and small business offerings, opportunities to complete a community survey, and easy access to BBN resources through QR sign ups. Clear signage will guide parking, the food truck area, vendor parking, and community seating to make the experience simple to navigate. Food and products are available for purchase from participating vendors, and the lineup may change from one activation to the next. Admission is free. Food trucks and retail vendors interested in future dates can apply to participate.

Grocery Gathering with Feeding Frogtown takes place at West Minnehaha Recreation Center in Saint Paul. This community event is open to everyone. Enter the recreation center to join the line for free food for people and food for animals. It is part of a recurring series and the schedule may be adjusted as needed. Participants are asked to treat one another with kindness and to focus on future growth.

Solidarity Street Gallery returns for its seventh year with Common Ground, turning a vibrant St. Paul neighborhood into an outdoor showcase for art and community centered on our shared planet. Explore high quality works displayed in storefront windows and on sidewalks across five easy to walk blocks, experience a special invited gallery exhibition, and enjoy live music and poetry along the avenue. A new environmental mini fair offers chances to connect, learn, and discover meaningful ways to make a difference. The theme welcomes everyone, from scientists and gardeners to activists and artists, underscoring that caring for our air, water, and land is personal, local, and something we do together. Free and family friendly, this celebration reflects the cultures that call the East Side home. Information for artists, businesses, and community groups about exhibiting, hosting, and participating will be announced soon.

To support artist members of the St. Paul Art Collective, the M brings together more than 30 artists for a celebratory weekend in the museum. Guests can explore the artwork, meet and chat with the creators, and lend support to the museum in downtown St. Paul.

The historic Schmidt Brewery, now a community of artist residences and creative workspaces, opens its Brewhouse for the Fall St. Paul Art Crawl. More than 80 artists, artisans and makers will showcase their work throughout the building, with exhibits spread across the paint and ceramic studios, Landmark Gallery, Tunnel Gallery, Taproom Gallery, the Atrium, the Clubroom, the Multipurpose Room and Phil Gagne Hall, along with a rooftop view. Schmidt resident artists join local guest creators with a wide range of mediums, including painting, ceramics, illustration, jewelry, photography, block prints, glass, fiber arts and woodworking. Food trucks will be available in the courtyard and coffee will be served in the lobby. Admission is free and nearby street parking is free. Make a day or the whole weekend of it in St. Paul’s West 7th Arts District.

During the Fall Art Crawl at Calendula Gallery LLC, a new painting titled Silly goose will be available for purchase once it is finished. The piece is currently in progress and is set to be completed for the event.

Union Depot features a marketplace of community creativity with paintings, photography, mixed media pieces, jewelry from local designers and more. Visitors can explore a wide selection to update their space or style while supporting area creators, with opportunities to bring home a new work of art.

Fall Art Crawl weekend at Owl’s Eye Art Collective in Lowertown fills two floors with creativity from 47 artists. Explore original artwork and handmade goods, watch live screenprinting, and take part in hands-on stations all weekend. Meet the makers, discover pieces to take home, and try projects like stamping custom greeting cards, screenprinting a Minnesota design on a shirt you bring or on a provided blank, and crafting a natural beaded bracelet. An evening art party expands the festivities with more chances to shop local work, make art, and spend time with the Lowertown creative community. There is no charge to attend and it is open to all.

Explore Summit Avenue on a 90 minute walking tour that blends grand architecture with true ghost stories, eerie lore, and accounts reported in the news. Guided by Dangerous Linda, an experienced storyteller, the route highlights the James J. Hill House, Forepaugh’s Mansion and the tale of Molly, the William Butler House, the life of madame Nina Clifford, and local connections to Amelia Earhart, spiritualism, and unresolved mysteries. A 1969 séance at the Griggs Mansion left journalists reporting apparitions, footsteps, and knocking, and stating they would not return alone, and the tour recounts that episode along with other documented stories. The walk is easy to moderate, is wheelchair accessible with advance notice, and welcomes service animals. Tours continue in cold weather and light rain, so dress for the elements. The cost is $34.21 per person with taxes and fees included. For ages 13 and up. Hosted at St. Paul Cathedral in Saint Paul. Space is limited.

Traditional Irish fiddler Sorcha Costello, from Tulla in County Clare, performs music rooted in her family’s longstanding tradition, joined by Brian Miller on guitar and bouzouki. Presented as part of the Center for Irish Music’s inaugural Artist In Residence program, this concert focuses on the interplay of fiddle with guitar and bouzouki accompaniment. The residency also includes workshops and opportunities to meet the artist through the Center for Irish Music.

A lively karaoke night brings music, laughter, and delightfully daring song picks. Happy Hour features a $1 double-up on domestic beers and rail drinks, and Jell-O shots are available. Beyond the mic, there are darts, pizza, pull tabs, and a full bar. A bonus challenge adds extra excitement... sing a song by Tammy's Mystery Trivia Artist to earn a free drink. Whether you love the spotlight or prefer to cheer from the crowd, there is plenty to enjoy.

The Minnesota Jazz Orchestra returns with a new program that salutes the golden era of crooners and divas. Vocalists Dakota Andersen, known for Rat Pack favorites, and Katia Cardenas lead the band through big band classics tied to Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Etta James, Peggy Lee and more. The set features swinging selections such as "Come Fly With Me", "Ain't That a Kick in the Head", "I've Got You Under My Skin", and "Every Day I Have the Blues", along with additional timeless tunes.

Enjoy a bustling flea market at West Side Ice Arena in St Paul, where bargains, unique finds, and upbeat vibes set the tone. Admission for the public is free, and only vendors need to purchase tickets. Explore a wide mix of offerings, including brand new and used merchandise, unique handcrafted goods, vintage and antique pieces, toys, collectible Hot Wheels and Pokemons, and Amazon resell items. Food trucks and stands, plus baked goods and cottage foods, provide plenty of options while you shop, chat, and network.

Cascade Music offers an 8-week early childhood series that nurtures music skills through singing, movement, and hands-on instrument exploration. Sessions are kept small and relaxed to encourage playful learning. Ripples is tailored for ages 0 to 2, and Waves is designed for ages 2 to 4.

In support of artist members of the St. Paul Art Collective, the M is welcoming more than 30 artists into the museum for a celebratory weekend. Explore artwork, talk with the artists, and support the museum in downtown St. Paul.

Returning by popular demand, neighbors from Hamline Midway and Union Park team up for a community litter pickup followed by a celebration at Black Hart of Saint Paul. Participants choose a neighborhood squad and meet at designated launch spots, including Dickerman Park for Team Fairview, the Ho Bien parking lot for Team Lexington, Hamline Park for Team Snelling, outside Whole Foods for Team Selby, and PK's Place Playground for the family-friendly Team Kids hosted by DGS United. Cleanup supplies such as bags, gloves, and other gear are provided. Crews set out from their starting points and then converge at Black Hart to build Trash Mountain, a towering pile of collected debris that St. Paul Public Works will haul away. The celebration continues inside Black Hart with live music from Brass Messengers, free T-shirts, a local food truck, and the possible appearance of a giant opossum mascot. Afterward, Black Hart offers a big-screen option for watching the MNUFC match, or participants can head to Allianz Field. The event is planned to proceed in most weather, with exceptions for severe conditions. Presented with support from the St. Paul Commercial Corridors Fund and St. Paul Public Works.

A free, daylong Halloween-themed K-pop gathering at Union Depot in Saint Paul offers a full slate of activities, including a two-part random K-pop dance challenge, live performances, a dance workshop, vendor shopping, K-pop games, prize raffles, and giveaways. Costumes are welcome, and the first 100 attendees get a Halloween goodie bag. Vendor and performance applications are open, and a detailed schedule will be shared soon. Activities take place in the Waiting Room.

Fellow Mavericks can connect at a pregame meetup hosted by the Minnesota State University, Mankato Alumni Association at The Midway Saloon, a short walk from Allianz Field, before Minnesota United Football Club faces St. Louis City Soccer Club. Registration includes complimentary appetizers and a reserved area to gather with other alumni prior to the match. Game tickets are not included with registration and must be purchased separately. MSU alumni have access to special discounted ticket pricing that includes a co-branded Minnesota State University, Mankato and Minnesota United FC scarf while supplies last.

The Minnesota Mineral Club’s monthly meeting has moved to the Wilder Foundation. The session will take place in Auditorium A. Free parking is available in the on-site ramp, and signs will be posted to help attendees find the room. A Zoom option is offered for those who prefer to participate remotely.

American-style Mah Jongg takes place in Room 222. Participants should bring a current NMJL card. The group typically has three tables in play. There is no fee and no preregistration required. Questions can be sent to tarri.levine@gmail.com.

Minneapolis Salsa Bachata Dance presents a two day beginner bootcamp focused on salsa and bachata. Participants can choose either a single day or the full weekend. Instruction is designed for those with little to no dance experience, and no partner is required. The curriculum covers lead and follow basics, core fundamentals, simple turning patterns applied in partner work, and musical timing and rhythm with clear, step by step guidance. Wear comfortable clothing and clean shoes to move with ease. Pricing is available as either one bootcamp for $49 or the full weekend for $79, and members attend at no cost.

RIDE performs live in St Paul, MN, and attendance is free.

Allianz Field hosts a Western Conference matchup as Minnesota United FC faces St. Louis CITY SC. The event also includes a Pride celebration.

A relaxing evening at a family-owned cafe features food and jazz, with the beverage of your choice available. There is no cover charge, and all ages are welcome.

An evening focused on American Sign Language at Charles Thompson Hall, with opportunities for ASL conversation and connection.

Lanterns light the way for an evening of ghostly storytelling in the historic Summit Avenue neighborhood. A guide in Victorian attire shares accounts of shadowy happenings and long-guarded secrets along some of St. Paul’s grandest streets. The walk sets off from Overlook Park along Summit Avenue, moves at an easy pace, lasts 90 minutes, and is fully accessible.

Scrapegoat Skin & Bones blends a classy hoedown vibe with down-home ragtime in a spirited set at Neumanns Bar.

A centennial salute to John Coltrane brings the Branford Marsalis Quartet together with Dianne Reeves to honor one of jazz’s most transformative voices. Their collaboration is anchored by a new tribute recording that reimagines Coltrane’s 1963 album with Johnny Hartman, presenting the complete set of songs from that landmark session alongside additional Coltrane favorites. Saxophonist Branford Marsalis, an NEA Jazz Master and three-time Grammy winner with Tony and Emmy nominations, balances wide-ranging work with orchestras and cross-genre projects while keeping the Branford Marsalis Quartet at the center of his musical life. The ensemble is known for its rigorous focus and expansive repertoire, from original works to jazz and popular standards. Dianne Reeves, a five-time Grammy recipient, is celebrated for extraordinary vocal command, adventurous improvisation, and a signature blend of jazz and R&B. She earned three consecutive Grammys for Best Jazz Vocal Performance, contributed award-winning vocals to the film Good Night and Good Luck, holds honorary degrees from DePaul University, Berklee, and The Juilliard School, and has been named an NEA Jazz Master. This partnership also marks her first album in twelve years. Together, they offer a heartfelt program that reflects Coltrane’s lyricism, warmth, and lasting influence.

Longtime Twin Cities songwriter and pianist Ben Cook-Feltz marks two decades of making music with a special night at MetroNOME Brewing celebrating Ben There Done That, a limited-edition best-of on vinyl. The set will span his catalog, weaving in seldom-heard songs alongside new material and favorites, including his moody take on Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville. Rather than a full band, he will perform primarily on solo piano and voice, with occasional cameos from friends Cole Mickelson, Andy Schuster, Peter Remiger and others. Fellow songwriter Matthew French will also play a short set. Known for sharp, observant lyrics and melodies that nod to classic 60s and 70s pop, Cook-Feltz has performed across Minnesota and the Midwest as a solo artist, with his band, and in support of regional peers like Mother Banjo, Haley E Rydell and Jaspar Lepak. His 2025 release Cook-Feltz Sings Son of Schmilsson drew praise from Adventures in Americana. French brings a heartfelt blend of Americana storytelling and rock energy, drawing on influences that include Tom Petty and David Ramirez, with his latest album Down The Line released in 2026. Expect stories, camaraderie and plenty of tuneful moments throughout this one-time celebration.

A casual meet takes place at the Associated Dentists lot in Saint Paul, centered on imported cars, scooters, and motorcycles from any year. Attendees can arrive at their convenience and depart when they like. Everyone is encouraged to bring a non-perishable food shelf donation. This meet recurs every other week.

An all sports card show dedicated exclusively to sports cards and related collectibles. Explore more than 60 tables, enjoy giveaways, a food truck, treats and beverage service, all in a family friendly setting. Admission is free, and attendees can bring friends and make trades with fellow collectors.

Now in its seventh season, Sunday Fundays at Gustavus Lutheran Church offers a lively food-centered gathering with live music and plenty of seating for a comfortable experience. This edition features a lineup of food trucks that includes Hydration Shuttle, Long’s combo Roll cuisines, California Dip & Eat, Xai the corn guy, El Mexicano, Twin Cities Gyros, Casanova Rice and Shawarmin, Fire Cream, and Eggroll Queen, with additional vendors expected. The event is free for the public and for participating food trucks. Be cautious of unsolicited messages requesting fees or personal information for vendor spots.

Lenny Pearce’s Toddler Rave World Tour brings a high-energy, family-friendly dance party to the Palace Theatre. This all-ages event blends club rhythms with kid-focused fun, creating a lively experience that finishes early so little ones can keep their bedtime routines. Tickets are currently available.

Settle in at Dogwood Coffee on University Ave for a relaxed book club that turns intention into actual reading time. Grab a tea or coffee, then make your way to the alcove reserved at the back of the cafe. Spend the first hour reading quietly together with whatever book you are into, since there is no assigned title. The second hour is purely optional... chat about your current read, swap recommendations, or simply enjoy the company. If the alcove fills, the group will spread to nearby tables, and during summer months the patio is in play. Parking is available in the lot to the west of the cafe as well as on the street. Everyone is welcome.

Accessible and inclusive kung fu instruction centered on self defense, open to adults and teens of all experience levels. Prospective students may watch a session or take part in a complimentary trial class, with a supportive environment that welcomes every background. Training is rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition and emphasizes real-world application to enhance personal safety. Movements are taught to be direct, simple, and powerful while preserving the art’s grace, mindfulness, and discipline. The approach prioritizes practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness, aiming to support both safety and fitness goals. For details on pricing after the free trial, visit the website through the tickets link.

An inviting open mic at The Finnish Bistro in St. Anthony Park welcomes musicians, poets, and performers of all ages and experience levels in a relaxed café setting with a full menu of food, drinks, and desserts. A full sound system and an 88-key electric keyboard are provided to make taking the stage simple. Sign-up happens before performances begin, and musicians typically share two to three songs, with set length adjusted based on the number of participants. The night is hosted by a rotating group of local musicians, including Ry Edwards, Caley Factorial, Lexi Modica, and Jun Sugiyama, and the season also features occasional 30-minute spotlight sets from featured artists.

On stage at The Fitzgerald Theater, Jessica McKenna and Zach Reino create a brand new musical in real time. Built entirely from improvisation, their show favors bold spontaneity over careful scripting. The quick witted duo behind the Off Book podcast have written and composed for the WGA award winning Peacock series Baking It with Maya Rudolph, Amy Poehler and Andy Samberg, and have contributed music and sketches to Rick and Morty, Party Over Here, the Peacock series Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin, BuzzFeed, Funny Or Die and Nickelodeon. They are also developing projects with Amy Poehler’s Paper Kite Productions, David Wain and Elizabeth Banks’ Brownstone Productions, and previously created and starred in the ABC digital series Serious Music. Their podcast has earned praise from IndieWire, USA Today, Parade, AV Club and Splitsider, and has appeared at Comedy Central’s Clusterfest, Moontower, the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal and Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles. Vulture named them among Comedians You Should and Will Know, and in early 2019 they released their first full length musical comedy record The Calendar Album with Comedy Dynamics. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit applies per customer and household and attempts to bypass it may result in order cancellation without notice. All tickets are subject to a transfer delay before the show.

Children learn by building and customizing solar powered cars with easy to assemble toy kits. They begin with a basic model, then reshape it into a design of their own while practicing problem solving, creativity, and hands on engineering skills. Along the way they discover how sunlight becomes usable power that gets their cars moving, building confidence and curiosity about renewable energy. GoSolar! Kidz emphasizes eco friendly learning that encourages a more sustainable future.

Settle in for a relaxed night of Commander with a $6 entry that includes a $6 pack at sign-up. Enjoy open play until close with promo pack raffles happening throughout. When you wrap up, take one pull from the Commander prize deck before you head out.

Help care for Churchill Gardens in Como Park in Saint Paul, a set of rain gardens filled with native species that benefit pollinators and soak up stormwater. Volunteers will remove invasive plants and handle light maintenance to keep the space thriving. No experience or ongoing commitment is needed, and you can drop in for any portion of the event. Expect bending, stooping, and walking on uneven terrain. Bring water and, if you prefer, your own gloves or small hand tools. Trowels and some gloves will be available. Check in with the garden leader upon arrival. All participants must sign a consent and liability waiver, and wearing a high visibility vest is requested if you have one. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

A system-focused wellness class blends gentle Flow Bands movement with immersive therapeutic sound to calm the body and mind. Expect light resistance work with Flow Bands paired with stretching and mobility, breath-centered awareness, and guided relaxation that concludes with an integrated sound bath to support deep rest. Angela leads the movement portion with a signature approach that weaves functional training, stretching, strength, fluid sequencing, and intuitive energy work to encourage mobility, relieve fascial tension, nurture the nervous system, and strengthen the mind-body connection. April’s sound healing deepens the experience, creating a restorative atmosphere that brings together mindful movement and soothing vibration for full-body ease. The session is designed to be welcoming for all experience levels, including first-timers, and is well suited for anyone seeking stress relief, release of physical tension, an emotional reset, nervous system care, recovery support, and time for self-care. Drop-in is $25, with an introductory first class rate of $20.

Take part in a Flesh & Blood Armory event that rotates formats each week between Silver Age and Classic Constructed. Entry is $10 and the tournament features three rounds with matches played best of one. Every participant receives a Gem Pack at entry. Prizes are based on final record... a 3-0 finish earns five Prize Packs, a 2-0-1 finish earns four, a 2-1 finish earns three, and all other results receive two Prize Packs.

Hall of Fame musician Moses Oakland leads an evening of live blues that channels the city’s soul and offers a memorable showcase of the genre’s timeless sound.

A seasonal farmers market brings together growers, bakers, roasters, and specialty producers. The 2026 vendor lineup, based on seasonality and subject to change, features honey from Aspen Ridge Honey and Susan's Raw Honey, coffee from Drogo's Coffee Cart and Norte Café Roasters, baked goods from Janna's Gluten Free Bakery, Dueling Grandmas Shortbread, Great Harvest Bread (Stillwater), Ruhland Strudel Haus, and Two Loaves & a Fisch, microgreens from La La Pop Garden Microgreens, maple syrup from Bell's Maple Syrup, orchard offerings from Nelson's Apple Orchard and Novak's Orchard, and farm-raised options from Utecht's Homegrown Pork and Eichtens Hidden Acres. Additional participants include Twin Tiger Farm and Sinaracha, Lake of Fire Foods, Kettle Heads, Bueling Enterprises, North Country Farm, Rolf's Produce, Brightway Farms, Pangs Vegetable Farm, Gerten Bros., Gilbertson Farm, Angel Hang Produce, Mai's Birds & Veggies, Khou and Lee Moua Produce and Flowers, Boua Sao Thao Produce, Max Vang Produce and Flowers, Xia Xiong Vang Produce, Home-Grown Vegetables, Xeng and Yia Vue Produce, La Xiong Produce, MCL Greenhouse and Farm LLC, Sue Yang Produce, Goldeman's Garden, Urban's Farm and Greenhouses, and Pflaum Farms. Selection varies with the harvest.

Held on Tuesdays in Saint Paul, this Feeding Frogtown initiative offers meal meetings at six public locations. Attendees can receive meals from local Frogtown restaurants, including Cheng Heng Restaurant and Milton's Halal Market & Deli. Location details are provided on the event flyer. The effort is presented in partnership with the Frogtown Neighborhood Association, Kitchen Coalition of Second Harvest Heartland, the Sanneh Foundation, and community members and volunteers. Donations can be made using the QR code on the flyer.

The Minnesota Humanities Center is launching Minnesota 100, a year-long statewide effort to highlight 100 people, places, traditions, ideas, and objects that help define Minnesota. The first 25 selections will be announced at the History Center, which will be closed to regular visitors and open across all three floors for storytelling, a conversation with a Minnesota leader, food and beverages, and a vote that helps determine part of the list. Proceeds support the Humanities Center’s work with communities throughout Minnesota.

Learn to prepare gluten-free, vegan dishes with instruction from Matt and Renee.

This beginner-friendly drop-in hand drumming class, led by Bettie, welcomes first-timers and anyone refreshing the basics in a supportive, community-focused setting. No prior drumming experience is needed, and instruments are provided. The fee is $15 per person for each session. Attendance is limited to women and gender expansive participants. Walk-ins are welcome, and you can contact the Women’s Drum Center to connect with the instructor and confirm whether the class meets when a session falls on a holiday. Please plan to remove street shoes upon arrival. You may bring slippers or indoor-only shoes, and a limited supply of clean socks is available to borrow, a policy that helps protect the new floor. The studio is located in the Dow Building basement and reached by one flight of stairs.

Yinglong Kung Fu offers affordable, inclusive training centered on self defense for adults and teens. New participants are welcome to watch a session or step onto the floor for a complimentary first class. Instruction follows the Southern Dragon tradition and emphasizes the practical side of traditional methods with the goal of improving personal safety. Core principles favor practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness, with movements that are straightforward, powerful, and direct, while still embracing the grace, mindfulness, and discipline associated with Kung Fu. The environment is designed to be safe and supportive for every background and experience level. Information about continuing after the free trial, including pricing, is available through the tickets link on the event page. Whatever the focus, from safety to fitness, this training is structured to help participants make steady progress.

Neighbors gather to care for native plantings along Furness Parkway between Maryland and Larpenteur. Activities include hand weeding, edging, and planting and watering. On the north side of Maryland, efforts focus on the swale, the stump area to the west, and the slope to the east. The south side becomes shadier later in the afternoon and will center on hand weeding, planting and watering, and pulling larger weeds, including invasives such as burdock, dandelions, and creeping bellflower. Tasks range from light to more vigorous, so participants can choose what fits their energy and experience. A few tools may be available, though bringing a shovel, trowel, or hand snips is helpful, along with gloves, a hat, drinking water, sunscreen, and a snack if needed. Plans may shift with weather or other factors. Simple planting designs from the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources are referenced for different situations.

A twang-soaked performance blending Mary’s Texas-era originals with Country Gold favorites and hidden gems, all driven by plenty of guitars. The set flows from easygoing shuffles to lively jam sections, offering a spirited showcase of everything fans love about twang.

This event features four Swiss-format rounds, with matches decided in a best-of-three. Entry is $10. Each win earns a pack, and every participant receives a Weekly OP Pack upon entry. Anyone who completes all four rounds without a win will still receive a pity pack.

Midway Saloon in St Paul hosts a pool tournament where players compete for a winner take all pot. The entry fee is $10 per person and the entire amount goes to the prize pool. Matches use a best of three format. Registration and payment must be completed online in advance to secure a spot, and capacity can fill quickly. Official tournament rules are available online and at the bar.