Events in Shakopee, MN

Take on a 20 classes in 30 days challenge focused on listening to your body and building a practice that supports you. Choose a pace that fits your life and track each step forward. Write your full name on a large gold star on the hallway glass, then add a small gold star for every class you complete. If you miss a class, you can bring a brand new friend who has never been to The Yoga Rooms to earn a make up star. The goal is to collect 20 gold stars. Prizes are on the line. First place receives one month of unlimited yoga for you and a new friend valued at $298. Second place earns a Lululemon yoga mat and a Yoga Rooms water bottle valued at $128. Third place gets a Yoga Rooms water bottle, a hat, and a free class pass valued at $87. New visitors to The Yoga Rooms can use the 30 day unlimited intro offer for $59 to complete the challenge.

An inviting dance class that centers on joy and community, led by longtime teacher Robin Nelson. With more than three decades of experience, Robin is known for an upbeat, inclusive approach that creates a supportive space where participants feel free to move in ways that work for them. Expect a lively mix of music and dance styles, including American folk, swing, popular selections, and traditions from around the world. The class welcomes complete beginners as well as seasoned dancers, and no partner is required. Sessions take place in a spacious studio. Comfortable, casual clothing is encouraged, along with flexible shoes that have clean soles. The cost is $5 in cash per class, or choose a cash-only punch card that covers four classes. For questions, contact Robin at mcgnelson@aol.com. For accessibility needs, email staff@tapestryfolkdance.org.

Healing Hearts Grief Support Group is a monthly in-person gathering facilitated by St. Croix Hospice bereavement staff, focused on understanding grief and loss. Each session explores different topics related to grief and offers practical insights for coping with its impact. Participants have the option to share their own stories and connect with others. Sharing is encouraged but not required. The group is open to the public, including those who did not utilize St. Croix Hospice. Attend every month or as your schedule allows. Registration is not required.

This gathering honors Ȟaȟá Wakpádaŋ (Bassett Creek) with a water blessing and educational activities, and it also recognizes Indigenous Peoples’ Day with song and a land acknowledgment. Indigenous participants will share ways to care for the lands and waters of Mni Sóta Makoce (Minnesota). The event takes place at Westwood Hills Nature Center in Minneapolis. It will proceed rain or shine, is free to attend, family friendly, and accessible. Attendees may bring chairs, blankets, and water bottles. Registration is optional. Appreciation is extended to cultural advisors Bradley Blackhawk (Ho-Chunk), Darlene St. Clair (Dakota), Jim Rock (Dakota), and Roxanne Gould (Anishinaabe). Funding is provided by the Bassett Creek Watershed Management Commission, the City of Golden Valley Environmental Commission, and Valley Community Presbyterian Church. Additional support comes from the City of Golden Valley Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission, the City of Minnetonka Historical Society, the City of St. Louis Park, Hennepin History Museum, Golden Valley Historical Society, Minnesota Repair Communities, Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, Plymouth History Center, Robbinsdale Historical Society, St. Louis Park Historical Society, The Loppet, Three Rivers Park District, Valley Community Presbyterian Church, and Westwood Nature Center.

Mother Clucker's Pizza features a lunch built around unlimited pizza and broasted chicken for $18.95. Begin with a soup or salad, then keep ordering from the main selections as often as you like. Soups include chili, broccoli cheddar, and chicken wild rice, with house or Caesar salad available. Main choices include spicy or regular broasted chicken and pizza by the slice, with options such as the slice of the day, cheese, pepperoni, or sausage. Sides include potato salad, pasta salad, coleslaw, broccoli, fried okra, fries, onion rings, mac and cheese, baked beans, mashed potatoes, a biscuit, or garlic toast.

At Park Tavern, players take part in one-on-one Scrabble with pairings set at the start of play. Each round lasts about 50 minutes. Newcomers are welcome, and the WOW24 cheat sheet is a helpful place to begin and can be used during your first few weeks. Games follow tournament rules with a 25 minute timer and double challenge rules.

Prelude kicks off the week with a special pour. Every Monday features a reserve Wine of the Week, normally offered only by the bottle, served by the glass for a limited time. All bottled wines are discounted 25 percent, making it easy to explore something out of the ordinary.

Children can get creative by planning and constructing their own cars powered by the sun with easy-to-use construction kits. This hands-on experience introduces the basics of solar energy, strengthens problem solving skills, and encourages young engineers to spark their imagination as they assemble their vehicles. GoSolar! Kidz promotes eco-friendly learning for a more sustainable future.

Enjoy a few casual rounds of Commander, Magic: The Gathering’s most popular variant. If you do not have a deck, one can be borrowed.

At James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis, the Wooden Nickel Extravaganza turns drink orders into chances to win. Purchase a drink during the event to have your name placed in a bucket. Names are drawn periodically and each winner receives a wooden nickel redeemable for $6 off a bar tab. The final drawing offers a chance to win cash, and you must be present to win. If nobody wins the final drawing, the cash prize rolls over to the next week, starting at $25 and increasing from there.

Settle into the cocktail lounge upstairs for a game-filled happy hour with darts, beer ball, and Pac-Man, or relax outside on the patio with oversized Jenga, Connect Four, and Hammerschlagen. Enjoy drink deals that include a 1 for 1 offer on taps, rails, and wine, along with $3 off every appetizer. Choose a lively round of games or a laid-back patio vibe and make the evening your own. Reservations are encouraged and free to book, and canceling if plans change is appreciated.

A monthly doubles crokinole tournament takes place at 9 Mile Brewing. The atmosphere is easygoing and it welcomes players across all experience levels. Those who have never played and are not yet familiar with the rules are encouraged to start with the casual Tuesday night meetups at 56 Brewing.

Asha Banks brings the Something Inbetween tour to Amsterdam Bar and Hall in St Paul, joined by Alfie Jukes. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages.

This Advanced format tournament has a $10 entry. Each participant receives at least two prize packs, with the chance to earn additional packs. Registration, pairings, and match reporting are handled through the Neuron app.

This weekly event takes place each Monday with a $10 entry fee and guaranteed prizes for participants. Every attendee receives one Gem pack and two regular packs, with extra packs awarded according to final standings.

Hiromi brings back her Trio Project with a new recording and tour, reuniting with English drummer Simon Phillips and joined by bassist James Genus. Phillips’ credits span Jeff Beck, Judas Priest, Tears for Fears, Toto, and The Who, while Genus has worked with Herbie Hancock, Whitney Houston, Roy Haynes, Chick Corea, Daft Punk, and SNL. Across more than two decades as a recording artist, Hiromi has moved from one captivating project to the next and is known for electrifying live performances. Career highlights include an NPR Tiny Desk Concert with 2 million views, representing Japan at the Tokyo Summer Olympics, receiving the Japanese Academy Award for Best Music Score for the animated film Blue Giant, and winning a Grammy through a collaboration with Stanley Clarke. This appearance spotlights her blazing technique and uplifting spirit, with the trio setting amplifying interplay, power, and joy.

Drag Queen Bingo hosted by Jamie Monroe takes place at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis. There is no cover charge. The event is sponsored by Absolut and features $5 Absolut drinks. Arrive early to secure a seat.

Monday Blues with Moses Oakland spotlights Moses Oakland, a musician recognized by a Hall of Fame, delivering live blues in a memorable showcase that captures the city’s soulful spirit.

Designed for experienced international folk dancers, this small-studio session focuses on challenging choreography, musical nuance, and the fine details that are hard to cover in general gatherings. Created by longtime participants who wanted room to delve deeper, it offers thoughtful instruction, a varied mix of traditions from across the globe, and plenty of time to dance at an advanced level alongside peers. Pricing is $12 for general admission, $9 for Tapestry members, $8 for young adults ages 18 to 30, $4 for youth ages 10 to 17, and children under 10 are free.

At Hennepin Arts Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, a 25-piece orchestra brings the music of the indie game UNDERTALE to life with new arrangements performed live. Gameplay footage projected above the stage enhances the experience, surrounding the audience with the game’s story and sound. The performance follows a journey through the Underground, moving from the Ruins and Snowdin to Waterfall, Hotland, and New Home, with characters, battles, and emotional moments conveyed through the score. Creator and composer Toby Fox has shared his enthusiasm for hearing the game’s many tracks performed by skilled musicians for listeners, and the concert aims to leave attendees filled with determination.

A special Wake Up Savage gathering at Cargill Salt highlights Manufacturing Month with coffee and conversation among Chamber members. Participants can connect with peers, learn more about the manufacturing industry that drives the local economy, and show support for Savage’s makers and builders. RSVPs are appreciated.

Enjoy a friendly session of American-style Mah Jongg, typically spread across three tables. Remember to bring your current NMJL card. In the event of extreme heat, the backup location is Venn Brewery, and a notice will be posted on the door at Hiawatha to confirm any change.

This free, drop-in social welcomes LGBTQ+ adults and allies aged 62 and older. Connect with peers in a warm, affirming setting, share a meal and conversation, and leave feeling more connected. These monthly gatherings focus on community and easygoing interaction, and an RSVP is not required. Please note that photography, audio, and video recording may occur; if you prefer not to appear in photos or recordings at any time, you can step aside or let a staff member know, no explanation needed.

Feeding Frogtown Meal Meetings brings the community together in Saint Paul with six public locations operating on Tuesdays. Meals come from local Frogtown restaurants, including Cheng Heng Restaurant and Milton’s Halal Market & Deli. The effort is presented in partnership with the Frogtown Neighborhood Association, Kitchen Coalition of Second Harvest Heartland, the Sanneh Foundation, and dedicated community members and volunteers. Addresses and specific hours are listed on the event flyer.

This clinic provides immunizations for children and adults who do not have health insurance or whose insurance does not cover vaccines. Children who are American Indian or Alaska Native, or who are enrolled in a Minnesota Healthcare Program such as MA, MNCare, or PMAP are also eligible. Most vaccines are supplied through federal and state programs and are available at no cost for eligible individuals, while others may have a fee. The standard charge is $21 per vaccine, and no one will be turned away if unable to pay. State funding for adult vaccines is limited to Carver County residents. This restriction does not apply to anyone under 18 years of age. Free parking is available in the front lot. Enter through door 2, then turn left through the glass doors and follow the signs. Interpreter services are available. Please bring your vaccination record. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian or have a signed permission form. Appointments are preferred, but walk ins are welcome. To schedule, call 952-361-1329 or use the online vaccination request form.

Children get hands-on with solar power by designing and building their own cars using simple toy construction kits. They explore the basics of solar energy while practicing problem solving and stretching their imaginations through creative building.

Enjoy a value-packed pass for $12.95 per person that includes unlimited laser tag, unlimited mini golf, and unlimited Krazy Kars, plus an arcade card loaded with $3 in credits. If you want to expand the fun, add X-Treme Trampoline for an additional $3 and include access to the Play Zone for another $3.

Cycle Gear Bike Night in Maple Grove brings riders and motorcycle fans together for a relaxed meetup with food and drinks, casual games and activities, prize giveaways, and local vendor showcases. It is a chance to connect with other riders, browse gear, and enjoy the local motorcycling community.

Celebrate the start of a new school year with a kickoff Culver’s fundraiser for Clover Ridge Elementary. Taking place at the Chaska Culver’s, it aligns with a conference night at CRE, making dinner plans straightforward while lending support to the school. Families and friends can dine in, meet up, or use the drive-thru, and a portion of every purchase made during the event benefits the Clover PTO, drive-thru orders included.

Yinglong offers affordable, inclusive Kung Fu instruction rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition with a strong emphasis on practical self defense. Adults and teens of all experience levels are welcome in a supportive, safety minded environment. Prospective students may observe a session or take a complimentary first class before deciding on ongoing training, and details about pricing after the trial are available through the tickets link. Lessons prioritize practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness, featuring direct, simple, and powerful techniques while preserving the art’s graceful, mindful, and disciplined qualities. Training is designed to build personal safety skills and support fitness goals in a way that enhances everyday life.

A welcoming drop-in class introduces beginner hand drumming with Bettie, focusing on comfort, confidence, and fun in a supportive community. It suits true beginners as well as anyone returning to the basics. No prior drumming is required and drums are supplied. Admission is $15 per participant per session. Participation is limited to women and gender expansive folks. Advance registration is available through the Women’s Drum Center website, and walk-ins are accepted. To connect with the instructor or verify holiday schedules, contact the Women’s Drum Center. Please plan to remove street shoes when you arrive. You are welcome to bring slippers or indoor-only footwear, and a small selection of clean socks is available to borrow to help protect the new floor. The studio is located in the basement of the Dow Building and is reached by one flight of stairs.

Elmer L. Andersen Library in Minneapolis hosts a hybrid celebration honoring artist, author, and woodblock printmaker Betsy Bowen as the recipient of the Kerlan Award. The event is free and open to all, with registration required for both in-person and online participation. The program recognizes Bowen’s achievements in children’s literature and her contributions to the Kerlan Collection, followed by a reception and book signing, with book sales provided by Red Balloon Bookshop. Based in Grand Marais, Minnesota, Bowen is known for her close connection to the North Shore and the Boundary Waters. Through hand-carved woodblock prints, she has captured the changing seasons and rugged landscapes of northern Minnesota with bold lines and rich textures, highlighting local plants, wildlife, and traditional woodcraft. Her books include Antler, Bear, Canoe: A Northwoods Alphabet Year, Twelve Owls, and Big Belching Bog, and her illustrations have helped connect readers of all ages to the region’s environment. Presented annually, the Kerlan Award honors outstanding contributions to the creation of children’s literature and acknowledges the donation of distinctive materials to UMN’s Kerlan Collection. The Children’s Literature Research Collections, home to the Kerlan Collection, preserves books, manuscripts, illustrations, comic books, story papers, and other resources that document the making of children’s literature and is recognized as a leading repository in the field.

This MN ENM Group gathering features an interactive, moderator-led discussion, with the topic to be announced. It begins with a relaxed arrival window, continues with a guided conversation, and concludes with time to socialize. Families and children are welcome, and the conversation will be adjusted when kids are present. Enter through the main doors and look for the first room on the right. The door will be closed once discussion is underway, though attendees may still come and go. Servers will circulate to take orders, the full menu is available, and an automatic 20% gratuity is added to tabs with the option to tip more. Please consider supporting Park Tavern, and if arriving early for Happy Hour, let the server know you are with the group so the space can remain available at no cost. Transit options include Routes 9 and 6043, with additional routes 643, 645, 652, 663, 672, and 705 depending on your location.

Settle into a mindful yoga practice that brings breath, movement, relaxation, and meditation together to build strength, flexibility, balance, and a calm, focused mind. Led by Michelle Darsow, trained through YogaFit and the National Exercise Trainers Association, the class blends steady Hatha holds with flowing Vinyasa sequences. Michelle credits yoga with helping her recover from breast cancer, and the experience is welcoming for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Plan for about an hour of practice with a little time before and after to arrive, walk, prepare, and wrap up. Ages 16 and up are welcome. Please bring a mat, and no previous experience is required. Member fee is 15 dollars and non member fee is 20 dollars. This session takes place at the Farm, with Discovery Bay used in case of inclement weather. Some sessions are also held at the Llama Trek.

Enjoy weekly Gundam TCG play in a straightforward format. The entry fee is $10, and prize packs are awarded based on the number of wins.

Hey, Nothing brings The Hound Tour to Varsity Theater in Minneapolis for an all ages show. Support acts may vary. For ADA seating needs, attendees are directed to purchase general admission tickets first, then contact the venue by email. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember presale options, plus a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.

Midway Saloon in St Paul, MN hosts a weekly pool tournament for anyone craving some midweek competition. The entry fee is $10 per player and the entire pot becomes the prize pool. Matches use a best two out of three format, and the champion takes the full payout. Participants must register online and pay in advance to reserve a place, and spots tend to go quickly. Official tournament rules are available on the venue’s website and can also be reviewed at the bar.

Roxy's Cabaret presents a spirited night of Drag Queen Charity Bingo, where dazzling hosts lead lively bingo rounds with prizes while raising funds for local charities. Expect plenty of laughs and a welcoming, community-minded atmosphere. Food and drinks are available for purchase, including options like bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and pancakes. After the games, enjoy a meet and greet with the queens and capture photos to remember the experience.

A special performance at Minnesota Music Cafe in Saint Paul features guest artist Chris Bates. Admission is free.

Tuesday Trivia returns to Clive's Roadhouse in Burnsville, hosted by Amp Quiz. Reservations are recommended and can be made up to 30 days in advance. Reserve a table online or by calling 952-426-3625.

Presented by The Cedar, Canadian blues and Americana artist Jesse Roper headlines with Mae Simpson. Hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, Roper folds his own experiences into upbeat, engaging songs that balance modern, indie-leaning blues with vivid storytelling and standout guitar work. Known for high-energy performances, he has shared stages with Booker T. Jones, Colin James, Beth Hart, and Burton Cummings. His album Horizons marked a creative leap with JUNO-nominated producer Gus van Go, and recent releases include the single “Make It All Work Out” and the follow-up “Throw This Rope,” also produced by van Go, nodding to influences like JJ Cale, The Teskey Brothers, and Ben Harper while remaining distinctly his. Minneapolis-based Mae Simpson opens with a commanding voice and magnetic presence, backed by horns and drums and a sound that blends funk, soul, rock, R&B, pop, and country. The band’s catalog includes the EPs Feel It Comin’ and Did You Make It Back and the full-length Chandelier & Bloom. Simpson has appeared with artists such as Dermot Kennedy, Grace Potter, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Robert Clay, Ike Reilly, Langhorn Slim, RubbleBucket, and Pert Near Sandstone, with performances at First Avenue’s main room, The Fillmore in Minneapolis, the Basilica Block Party, Live On King Street in Madison, and the Blue Ox Music Festival. Minnesota Public Radio has highlighted her raspy, dynamic vocals and boundless onstage energy. This is an all ages standing room show. Seating and other access accommodations are available upon request.

After the monthly members meeting at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis, the meat raffle gets underway in the venue's karaoke bar. Tickets are $2 each and are sold for cash. Prizes come from Hackenmueller Meats in Robbinsdale.

International Reggae All-Stars bring island rhythms and live reggae to Bunkers Music Bar & Grill in Minneapolis. As part of the Twin Cities' longest-running reggae night, the event blends upbeat grooves with a relaxed, dance-friendly atmosphere.

Karaoke takes center stage with Mia Dorr's Premier Entertainment, bringing an energetic atmosphere and a broad song selection for every style. Whether you thrive on the spotlight or are trying karaoke for the first time, the Minneapolis venue provides a comfortable and welcoming space to sing with friends. Pick your favorite tracks and enjoy a lively, music-filled night hosted by a team that keeps the crowd engaged.

Get a peek behind the scenes at Chimney Doctors as part of Manufacturing Month. Watch custom chimney components being made on site in Burnsville, enjoy coffee while connecting with others, and experience local manufacturing up close. RSVP is appreciated.

At Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Annie brings the story of Little Orphan Annie to the stage, highlighting resilience and hope. Audiences can expect well-known numbers like "It’s the Hard-Knock Life," "Easy Street," "N.Y.C." and "Tomorrow." The outing is designed for families. The fee covers motorcoach transportation, admission, and lunch. Registration is available online, in person, or by phone, and a registration deadline applies.

Connect at the Rec brings neighbors together at the Victoria Recreation Center for friendly conversation and activities that help people feel part of the community. This session highlights Hand and Foot Game 101 with a competitive game and opportunities to meet others. The gathering is designed to offer a comfortable setting to make connections and build relationships. A free programmed activity takes place once each month, with themes that include Name That Tune trivia, Victoria trivia, technology help, bingo, a Medicare 101 workshop, and a coffee movie hour. After the featured activity, there is time to continue connecting.

Candleberry Collective’s seasonal boutique brings together more than sixty local small businesses in one convenient spot in central Edina, Minnesota. Browse offerings from makers, bakers, and artisans gathered under a single roof.

Celebrate the changing season with a gentle story-themed walk that highlights autumn colors and cooler air. Follow the pages of a children’s book arranged along the route for a read-as-you-go experience suitable for every age. Extra books can be found in the hearth room. This self-guided stroll offers light activity at whichever pace feels comfortable. Dress for the weather and choose supportive footwear. Restrooms and drinking fountains are available inside the visitor center. Accessibility features include handicap parking and dropoff, ramps throughout the visitor center with flat carpeted or aggregate floors, and benches and rest areas around the building. The route may be indoors or outdoors depending on the weather. Indoors, pages are placed throughout the visitor center. Outdoors, the path starts on aggregate pavement, transitions to concrete, has no steep slopes, and covers less than a quarter mile. For accessibility accommodations such as sign language interpretation or captioning, please send requests at least ten business days in advance to Oscar Hernandez at oscar_hernandez@fws.gov. For questions, contact MinnesotaValley@fws.gov or call 952-854-5900.

This casual, drop-in playtime is for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Stay for the whole session or stop in for just a portion, whatever fits your schedule.

Open Warhammer gaming for fans of Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40,000, and everything in between. Tables and terrain are provided so you can dive straight into your battles.

A guided walkthrough at Repowered in St. Paul offers an inside look at what happens to old electronics. See how e-waste is sorted, recycled, and refurbished, all in service of a broader mission. The experience highlights how environmental stewardship and workforce development intersect through paid job training that supports people returning to the workforce. By cutting waste and opening real career pathways, meaningful work can spark new beginnings, strengthen communities, and help protect the planet.

A zany Broadway classic unfolds as levelheaded Mortimer Brewster contends with an unforgettable household. One brother believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and digs a Panama Canal in the cellar. Another brother hides from the police behind a series of grisly plastic surgeries. Their sweet spinster aunts welcome lonely boarders, then quietly see them off with their special elderberry wine. While Mortimer falls for Elaine, the minister’s daughter next door, he must juggle romance and a house full of murderous relatives. Set in 1940s Brooklyn, this screwball comedy delivers a cascade of laughs... and a good reason to say no to the elderberry wine.

This event focuses on wildlife friendly care of a prairie garden and the rhythms of tending it through the seasons. Tools, gloves, and snacks are provided, and everyone is welcome. Stalks are left standing over winter to support birds with seeds and to shelter native pollinators that overwinter in the soil or within hollow stems. Trimming typically waits until temperatures reach about 50 degrees. Planting emphasizes perennials, with most work planned for late spring and occasional replacements as needed.

Team up with a friend for a fast-paced jigsaw challenge featuring a 300 piece puzzle. Each pair receives the same puzzle sealed out of sight until a countdown begins, and a judge tracks official finish times. Prizes go to the quickest teams, there are also door prizes, and everyone keeps the puzzle they compete on. Ease into the action with an optional warmup session that includes practice puzzles, then dive into the main contest. When your team finishes, you can head out or stay to start another puzzle and enjoy a drink. Eating and drinking during the contest are allowed. Box top holders and sorting trays are permitted. You may bring battery powered lighting that does not plug into an outlet and does not affect nearby competitors, and you must not distract or interfere with other teams. Seating is at high top tables shared with another pair. The cost is $40 per team. Sales are final, but if you cannot attend, a pickup can be arranged for your contest puzzle. For questions, contact Sarah.

This weekly Yu-Gi-Oh Advanced Constructed event has a $10 entry. Participants receive two OTS packs guaranteed, plus one additional pack for each win.

An open, social session for painting, building, and other personal projects. Beginners can get friendly guidance, and experienced hobbyists can connect with a welcoming creative community. The gathering is free to attend, and bringing outside food is allowed.

This weekly free community group run starts at PRG and offers 4- and 6-mile routes. Paces range from walking or jogging to about 9 minutes per mile. A headlamp is needed at least through February, along with a smile. Friends are welcome.

Discover updated makeup techniques tailored for women 40 and older in a demonstration-style class at Falcon Ridge Middle in Apple Valley. If recent changes in the mirror have you wondering what to do next, this session explains why earlier routines may fall short and shows approaches that enhance features with today’s needs in mind. Expect demonstrations, practical tips, and time for questions. You will leave knowing which techniques and product types can help you look like your best self, and you will take home a comprehensive handout for easy reference. Registration is $49.

Castle Rat brings the Summon The Beasts Tour 2026 to Varsity Theater in Minneapolis for a live show. This event is 15+ with a valid ID, and guests under 15 may attend with a parent or legal guardian. All support acts are subject to change. For ADA seating inquiries, purchase general admission tickets and email varsityinfo@livenation.com for assistance.

Bring a project you are currently working on to Inkwell Craft Club and craft alongside others for an hour. Work on your own piece in a shared setting.

Take part in a progressive line dance class taught by Kerry Maus, with consecutive sessions for absolute beginners, beginners, improvers, and intermediate dancers. Choose the level that suits you or attend multiple segments to build your skills step by step. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. A portion of the proceeds benefits WMLCC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Presented by First Avenue and Jam, this concert features Robert Plant performing with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian, plus special guest Rosie Flores. The show takes place at the State Theatre and welcomes attendees of all ages.

Trivia Mafia brings bar trivia to the VFW Karaoke Bar inside James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246. Prizes include gift cards to the Uptown VFW, and the bar features a $5 Jack Daniels special with original, Tennessee Fire, Tennessee Honey, and Tennessee Apple. No cover.

Game Night Live brings R0CK’N Bingo together with Rockstar Trivia at Pinstripes. In this music-driven twist on bingo, the playlist becomes the guide as participants mark off songs instead of numbers, pulling from Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and memorable film and TV soundtracks. Every card is uniquely built to keep things fast and unpredictable. When the music round concludes, the focus shifts to a burst of trivia with eight energetic questions that challenge knowledge and pump up the crowd. It is a lively blend of bingo, big tunes, and trivia that aims for a bold finish.

On the Rox features wallet friendly specials perfect for a casual midweek meetup. Enjoy five jumbo wings for five dollars, save five dollars on select appetizers, and sip a Roxstar pint for five dollars. Settle in for a relaxed vibe with tasty bites and refreshing pours.

Robert Plant takes the stage at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN. This live performance brings him to a Minneapolis theater for an evening on stage.

As spooky season nears, Dirty Twenty brings a fresh scare with a characteristically dirty twist. After a sold-out July show, this edition introduces four new adventurers in an all new spooky campaign, with performances by Maje Adams, Laura Hild, Christy Johnson, and Jex Arzayus. Prepare to play dirty.

Sting performs live on the 3.0 Tour at Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis in Minneapolis. Tickets are available through an artist presale and a Live Nation presale, with a general public sale also offered.

Transmission is a longstanding club night at the Uptown VFW for people who enjoy a wide-ranging soundtrack, blending new wave, indie rock, Britpop, funk, garage, punk, post-punk, synth-pop and electro with plenty in between. There is no cover charge. The vibe also lives on the air as a weekly program on Minnesota Public Radio’s 89.3 The Current, featuring a fresh theme each week.

Sting brings his signature live show to the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, featuring supple bass work, emotive vocals, and a setlist that mixes solo highlights with iconic selections from his renowned catalog. Expect finely crafted songs, deep-pocket grooves, and soaring moments powered by his unmistakable voice.

An all-ages gathering offers a light brunch, live music, and friendly games for families and friends. Twin Cities Todd performs a blend of familiar classics for older audiences and catchy tunes kids will recognize, creating a soundtrack that spans generations. When the music wraps, the festivities continue with rounds of bingo, prize giveaways, and plenty of laughs. Expect a warm, welcoming setting that encourages connection across ages. Registration is required and space is limited.

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

In Burnsville, MN, this farmers' market brings together a broad mix of vendors throughout the season. The lineup features 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 roster can vary with the season.

Designed in response to requests, this Fall Boutique showcases fall inspired items and provides an early preview of the upcoming holiday collection. Explore autumn pieces and get a first look at what is ahead for the holidays.

Get help ensuring your child’s car seat is properly set up. Arrive with your car seat or booster already installed, and bring the seat’s instruction manual along with your vehicle manual. Walk-ins are accepted, though making an appointment is preferred. To schedule a car seat check, call 612-813-6053.

Maple Grove Farmers Market at the Maple Grove Community Center features fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, handmade goods, and more. A food truck is on site each week. The market is open in all weather. SNAP/EBT is accepted with Market Bucks matching up to $10. Children ages 4 to 12 can participate in the PoP Club and receive a free $2 produce token each week. Frequent shoppers can earn rewards, and there are perks for bringing a reusable bag.

Children’s Minnesota hosts a free car seat checkup in Edina, where certified child passenger safety technicians inspect your car seat and provide guidance to ensure proper installation and fit. The event takes place at Edina Fire Station No. 2. Registration is requested; to reserve a time or ask questions, call 612-813-6053 or email carseats@childrensmn.org.

This monthly gathering at Lakewood provides an open forum to discuss end of life topics and to learn from one another. Conversations can be challenging, particularly for those who have experienced a recent loss, so participants are encouraged to engage at a comfortable pace and may leave at any time. It is a space for conversation and education rather than a bereavement support group.

Experience a photography showcase that explores perspectives on life, expression, and identity through distinctive visual approaches. Featuring work by Wasima Farah, Azaan Haider, Miguel Joven, Lucas Lin, Marc Santos, Lael Ware, and Yuhao Zhang, the exhibition highlights how each artist reshapes the medium so every image stands apart. An opening reception at Coffman Memorial Union offers open drawing activities, guided tours, and a celebration across both galleries, creating an inviting way to encounter the work.

The Thursday Night Jogging Club shifts an hour earlier to leave time for trivia at Excelsior Brewing Co. It starts with a short run around Excelsior along Lake Minnetonka, then everyone heads back to the store for a quick change before going to the brewery for trivia.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP hosts a meat raffle where you can try your luck at winning a $20 pack of premium meat from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round also includes a $1 drink for the number that follows the winner.

Lake Drive Tap, formerly Hackamore Brewing Company, hosts a fast-paced team jigsaw challenge presented with Sarah Does Puzzles LLC. Form a group of up to four and race to finish a 500 piece puzzle. Top finishers earn prizes, door prizes add to the fun, and every team keeps the puzzle used in competition. Each group receives the same sealed puzzle that no one sees until a countdown begins. A judge tracks progress and records finishing times. After completing the puzzle, teams may head out or stick around to work on another one and enjoy a drink. An optional warm-up session with practice puzzles is available before the main event. Competitors may eat and drink while puzzling and can use box top holders and sorting trays. Extra lighting is welcome if it is not plugged into an outlet and does not affect other teams. Good sportsmanship is required and interfering with other groups is not allowed. Seating includes a mix of high-tops, standard tables, picnic tables, and booths with a small step up. The entry fee is $40 per team. There are no refunds, but puzzle pick-up can be arranged if attendance is not possible. For questions, contact Sarah at sarah@sarahdoespuzzles.com.

Create a sparkling beaded plant that never needs watering at Rock Candy Shop. This hands-on class teaches simple techniques using colorful beads, wire, and preserved moss to build and arrange your own design in a 3-inch pot. Personalize the look, then brighten a desk, shelf, or windowsill, or hang it to catch the sunlight. All materials are provided, so there is time to relax, be creative, and have fun. Each piece is unique, an enduring botanical accent with no maintenance. During class time, shoppers receive a 10% discount on in-store purchases. Parking options include complimentary parking behind nearby businesses, a lot behind the shop, and a ramp across the way. Street parking is available and may require a fee. Refund and reschedule policy: craft class tickets are non-refundable. To reschedule, email rockcandyshop1@gmail.com at least 48 hours in advance. Because materials, tools, staffing, and instructors are arranged according to registrations, last minute changes cannot be accommodated. If attendance is not possible, the spot may be gifted to a friend.

A weekly Star Wars Unlimited event with straightforward prizing. The entry fee is $10, and pack rewards are determined by each player's record.

A recurring in-person gathering at Queermunity MN in Minneapolis focuses on conversations related to the trans masc experience. Meetings take place on the first and third Thursdays.

A meat raffle is hosted at Elsie's Bowling Center in Minneapolis.

Test your music knowledge at Badger Hill Brewing with a Music Bingo night built around a Music Mashup theme. It is free to play and includes prize opportunities. Kailee hosts by playing songs while participants scan their bingo sheets for the listed artist or title and mark any matches. Enjoy a brew as you play and take part in an easy, music-filled twist on classic bingo in the taproom.

Men and women meet in a structured, caring environment to put Twelve Step spiritual principles into practice in everyday life. All are welcome, whatever the struggle, hurt, habit, or addiction. The group views these challenges as part of the human condition, often connected to trying to live apart from God’s plan, and provides steady guidance and encouragement to help people move toward freedom from patterns that diminish spiritual and emotional health.

This event features a $10 entry and prize support for participants. Everyone receives 1 pack, and extra packs are awarded based on win record.

Experience a welcoming evening of community folk dancing at the Center for Performing Arts in Minneapolis. This new monthly gathering features approachable dances taught on the spot, so no partner and no prior experience are needed. Expect lively, room-wide dancing in a festive atmosphere, followed by a casual social time. Admission is $10 at the door. All ages are welcome, recommended for ages 8 and up.

Windlass presents an evening of shadowy melodies and urgent rhythms at Cloudland Theater with The Secrecy, Autumn, and Velour Tomb. The Secrecy, emerging from Indianapolis’ underground, crafts a modern, cinematic take on goth‑inflected post-punk, uniting brooding atmosphere with propulsive beats and sweeping hooks. Early singles premiered with Decibel Magazine and Post-Punk.com, and the band now steps forward with its debut full-length, Pins and Needles. Autumn, formed by bassist Jeff Leyda and guitarist Neil McKay with vocalist Julie Plante, brings soaring vocals and richly layered guitars shaped across albums including The Hating Tree, Return to the Breath, and Chandelier, created in long-time collaboration with producer William Faith. Recent highlights include US mini-tours with Clan of Xymox and The Bellwether Syndicate, a performance at Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig, and ongoing work on the fourth album, Songs About Dying, featuring the singles Catacombs and Venice. Velour Tomb, a queer band founded in 2024 in the Twin Cities, channels the spirit of 80s Deathrock with punk-driven rhythms and lyrics that blend introspection, horror, and queer experience. This event is sponsored by Good Blood, formerly known as Cocaine Opera.

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Experience live music from local artists at Prelude Bar, complemented by handcrafted cocktails and bites.

This honky tonk dance night at Cowboy Jacks Downtown Minneapolis offers both partner-style and line dance formats, with lessons available in the Barn area. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome. It provides an easygoing setting to pick up new moves, share a laugh, and enjoy a honky tonk atmosphere.

Once the microphone is in someone’s hand, anything can happen. Each Thursday night brings fresh jokes, bold experiments, and surprise standouts for an unpredictable comedy showcase.

Meet other singles at a lively rooftop mixer designed to make conversations easy and fun. The evening begins with a complimentary welcome drink or cocktail, then continues with guided conversation starters that help break the ice beneath the night sky. Show your vibe at a glance by choosing a wristband color. Green signals single and interested in connecting. Red indicates in a relationship. Yellow means open to meeting new people. A rainbow band celebrates those who identify as LGBTQIA+. Expect playful icebreakers like Two Truths and a Lie, Never Have I Ever, and Would You Rather, plus a themed Question of the Week to keep chats flowing. This time the prompt is, "What’s something you’re really passionate about?" Flirt cards add a lighthearted way to leave a note for someone who caught your attention. The setting encourages easy networking, new friendships, and the possibility of a standout connection against a rooftop backdrop. Reservations are required.

Experience a screening of Get Out with pre-movie trivia at The Parkway Theater in Minneapolis. The story follows Chris, played by Daniel Kaluuya, who heads upstate with his girlfriend, Rose, portrayed by Allison Williams, to meet her parents, Missy and Dean, brought to life by Catherine Keener and Bradley Whitford. What starts as overly courteous behavior tied to their interracial relationship soon unravels into a cascade of eerie discoveries and a shocking truth. The film is directed by the filmmaker known from Key & Peele.

Ben Schwartz, an Emmy Award winning writer, actor, and comedian with work spanning film and television, delivers a live comedy performance at Hennepin Arts Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis. His on-screen contributions are matched by a longstanding dedication to the stage, and this event centers on the live comedy that has driven his career.

At Edina Country Club, the Sunrise Edina Business Breakfast brings together small and medium-sized businesses from the Edina community for networking, learning about local enterprises, and open discussion of challenges and opportunities. The program highlights Youth Frontiers and features speaker Riley Moynihan. Attendees are encouraged to prepare a 60 second creative commercial to showcase their business, an upcoming special event, or a product offering, and to bring plenty of business cards for connections. More information will be shared as it becomes available. Special thanks to series sponsor Abdo.

IGM’s MEA break camp offers a school-break option filled with gymnastics, games, crafts, and friendly challenges, giving kids a chance to move, create, and spend time with friends. Families can choose a full-day or half-day format. Pricing is $75 for one full day or $140 for both days, and $50 per half-day session. Space is limited.

Once Upon a Child Maple Grove and Anoka are rolling out a large bamboo-focused drop featuring top bamboo labels and the prints shoppers look for most. Browse soft sleepers and pajamas, two-piece sets, and more, with many gently used selections priced well below retail. This special release is exclusive to the Maple Grove and Anoka locations, and arriving early offers the best chance to snag the most sought-after pieces.

Preschool Open Gym offers a two-hour supervised session where children ages 1 to 5 can move, climb, and explore at their own pace while practicing early gymnastics skills alongside other kids. A parent or guardian is required to participate with each child. Sessions are held at Classic Gymnastics in Savage. Dates and times are listed on the events calendar.

Tables are free for board gamers, providing open space to play at no cost. Bring a group, connect with new players, or enjoy a solo session.

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.

Craft Night at Queermunity MN in Minneapolis offers a relaxed community gathering with food, crafting activities, and board games. Connect, create, and unwind with others in a casual setting.

Buck '54 Bar & Grill hosts a Brewery Night spotlighting Surly Brewing Co., paired with Music Bingo as the Tap Takeover and Brewery Night series comes to a close. The event features $5 featured Surly taps, opportunities to chat with Surly representatives, sampling of select beers where available, and entry into giveaways and raffle drawings. As part of the Tap Takeover series, Surly will bring a special lineup to the bar for a limited run. The list of featured beers will be announced.

This weekly Friday Night Magic draft features sets that typically align with recent releases, with occasional Chaos Drafts for variety. Registration takes place before the draft starts, and the entry fee is $15 unless otherwise noted.

Skillet brings the Comatose 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour to Uptown Theater in Minneapolis. This is an all-ages concert, and opening acts may change. Tickets are available through multiple presales, including fan club, Spotify, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember options, with VIP packages also offered, followed by a public onsale.

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.

Entry is $10. Participants who play through receive one pack, with additional packs awarded based on win record.

Build and battle in a four-round Star Wars Unlimited constructed event. Entry is $10, and signing up comes with one Weekly Play pack. Earn an extra pack for every round you win. If you play all four rounds without a win, you will still receive a pity pack.

Connect with neighbors on a relaxed community walk hosted by Uptown United. Small groups head out from Seven Points Uptown to explore Hennepin, Lake, Lagoon, and Lyndale, discovering new spots and sharing a bite or drink along the way. No registration is required, and some participants choose to stick around for dinner afterward. These walks happen every Friday and Saturday and move through the heart of Uptown in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

Judah & the Lion bring their Nashville-rooted, genre-blending sound to First Avenue & 7th St Entry with Breakfield for an all ages show. Longtime collaborators Judah Akers and Brian formed the band in college, and their newest chapter centers on I Am A Prism, a sixth album shaped by reflection and a joyful family milestone as Brian welcomed another child. Their recent releases have moved through heavy themes across Pep Talks, Revival, and The Process, which led them to step back, refocus on why they create, and recommit to making music that helps people. Listeners may recognize songs that helped pave the way for the new record, including Maybe The Best Is Now and Gravel Roads, which connect early influences with where the band is headed. The title track emerged after a heartfelt conversation within Judah’s family and set the tone for a project about transformation and purpose. In the studio, the group teamed up with Grammy-nominated producer Jeremy Lutito and leaned fully into their range, from intimate folk textures to rock and big pop moments, keeping the approach simple and hands-on. At its core, I Am A Prism celebrates the full spectrum of life, and tracks like Miracle reflect an appreciation for everyday wonder. After fifteen years together and a devoted following around the world, the band arrives with a set that honors their beginnings and embraces growth. Please note the ticket policy. Purchases are limited per customer or household and attempts to exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. Tickets are subject to a transfer delay before the show.

Settle into moonlit vibes during a creative, in-person workshop at the Rock Candy Shop. In this hands-on session, you will use modeling clay and simple tools to craft a personalized moonscape that adds a touch of lunar glow to a home or workspace. Expect plenty of fun, a few surprises, and a one-of-a-kind creative experience.

This family friendly autumn celebration encourages costumes and blends indoor and outdoor fun. Enjoy carnival games and trick or treating along Mother Nature’s Trail with friendly animal characters, then wrap up the evening with a puppet show and refreshments. Early-bird admission is $12 per person for residents and $13 for nonresidents, followed by $14 for residents and $15 for nonresidents once the early-bird period ends. Households of four or more receive a 20 percent discount starting with the fourth attendee. Early-bird tickets will be mailed.

A Magic: The Gathering booster draft with a $25 entry fee. Pack payout is based on record.

Opening night at POTENTIAL features the work of Minneapolis-based contemporary figurative artist Mary Catherine Solberg, who blends classical technique with modern themes inspired by Renaissance masters and religious iconography. Seen in person, her layered compositions reveal fine details and luminous gold leaf that catches the light and invites close looking. The evening transitions from the gallery into the event space with appetizers and nonalcoholic adaptogenic craft cocktails by Curious Elixirs. Reflecting its lifestyle focus, POTENTIAL brings together curated art experiences, wellness services, and community to cultivate an atmosphere that encourages excellence.

After sunset, Valleyfair in Shakopee, Minnesota transforms into ValleyScare, a large-scale Halloween takeover filled with haunted mazes, unsettling performances, lurking creatures, and surprises waiting at every turn. Some of the park’s most popular rides operate in the dark, amplifying the thrills with a night-only twist. Celebrated as a Twin Cities Halloween tradition, this experience is offered as a separate ticket. Admission includes access to all haunted mazes. The event is intense and may not be suitable for younger guests. Parental discretion is advised.

Friday and Saturday nights transform the park as the lights dim, the music turns up, and neon sets the tone for an energizing glow-filled experience. Pick up a Cosmic Glow Kit, bring your friends, and dive into a night you will want to relive again and again.

TCHA presents Anastasia the Musical at Lakeville Area Arts Center. Set against the collapse of the Russian Empire, the story follows a young woman who cannot remember her past as she journeys from the streets of St. Petersburg to the sparkle of Paris in the 1920s. With unexpected allies at her side, she faces danger and discovery while seeking the truth about whether she is the long-missing Grand Duchess. The production offers a moving reflection on identity, showing how uncovering our history can change everything. There are several performances, including one with ASL interpretation.

Toad The Wet Sprocket presents Rings: The Acoustic Tour at The Fillmore Minneapolis. This is an all ages concert, and support acts may change without notice.

A spirited tribute to beloved divas, blending unexpected homages with crowd-pleasing hits. Favorites like Whitney, Dolly, and Diana may take the spotlight alongside other icons, with powerhouse vocals, larger-than-life charisma, and moments made for singing along. The mix of performers and songs keeps the celebration lively and full of surprises.

Forest friends gather in Peter Rabbit’s burrow beneath Mr. McGregor’s garden to plan a surprise celebration, but the festivities shift when they discover Mr. McGregor’s troubling plans for the land around the burrow. This new musical brings Beatrix Potter’s beloved characters to the stage with original songs and a story about drawing strength from community and standing up for what is right. Presented through a special arrangement with Frederick Warne & Co Limited. The performance is 45 minutes with no intermission and has been noted as suitable for both children and adults. The cast features Juan Unzueta, reprising his role from Alliance Theater, as Peter Rabbit, along with Julia Díaz as Benjamin Bunny, Danny McHugh as Jeremy Fisher, Em Adam Rosenberg as Mr. Alderman Ptolemy Tortoise, Maureen Sherman-Mendez as Mrs. Tiggywinkle, and Kate Marie as Squirrel Nutkin.

Drew Barbes and Cooper Alt of The Morning Kings bring a back-to-basics vibe to LTD Brewing, performing together as an acoustic duo.

Buck Hill Event Center hosts Dave and Ted of Deuces Wild Dueling Pianos, a lively show filled with clapping, laughter, and plenty of sing along moments. Special guest Clayton Ryan is scheduled to appear. Seating is fully assigned. If you do not purchase all seats at a table, you may be seated with other ticket holders. All sales are final with no refunds. Mobile tickets are accepted, so have the QR code on your phone ready for scanning at check in, and bring your ID for alcohol service.

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.

Heavy psych and desert rock converge when Nashville’s Howling Giant, Texas upstarts High Desert Queen, and Atlanta’s Insomniac share the stage. Howling Giant brings more than a decade of momentum, a body of work that includes four EPs, a split release, and two albums, plus a road-honed presence that blends rich vocal harmonies with hard-hitting, progressive grooves. High Desert Queen delivers high-energy Texas desert rock, earning quick attention from Blasko, A&R at Ripple Music and bassist for Ozzy, Rob Zombie, and Zakk Sabbath, which led to a signing and a debut full length, Secrets of the Black Moon, praised on release. Insomniac rounds things out with transcendent, mind-bending heaviness from Atlanta, formed by like-minded sonic explorers and featuring members of Deceased, Brass Knuckle Surfer, and The Buzzards of Fuzz. Expect a journey from earth-shaking riffs to otherworldly atmospheres.

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.

Johnny Holm takes the stage at The Bowl for a live performance. There is a $15 cover at the door. Tables are available for purchase.

The Telescreens deliver a high energy live show that turns the night into a dance floor. This talented band brings an electrifying set of live music that keeps the momentum going, making for a concert night to remember.

The Lookout sets the scene for an upbeat evening with friendly company, great views, and plenty of fun in Maple Grove.

At La Doña Cervecería in Minneapolis, Ritmo Tropical closes out Hispanic Heritage Month with a high-energy night of Latin music, dancing, culture, and community. Salsa del Soul takes the stage while DJ Angel Maldonado keeps the floor moving with salsa, bachata, cumbia, merengue, and more. A free salsa and bachata lesson led by Cathy Molinett of CMS Fitness & Dance welcomes all experience levels. Guests can save by purchasing tickets in advance. Those celebrating a birthday can request a complimentary package that includes a bottle of champagne, free admission for the birthday guest and one guest, and a reserved VIP table, with advance reservation required. For birthday packages or table reservations, call or text Jim at 612-703-7417.

A two-hour, hands-on paranormal investigation takes place inside a 130-year-old Minneapolis landmark mansion once owned by the Pillsbury family. Guided by Ghost Guides Greg Bakun and Charvinty, participants use provided beginner equipment and may bring personal paranormal tools. This exclusive group receives access to areas of the mansion that are not open to the public, locations long associated with unexplained activity. Individuals with psychic or intuitive abilities can apply their senses as part of the exploration. It is a genuine investigation in a historic home, with no actors and no staged scares.

Exposing Beauty is partnering with The Dream Team in support of It Takes a Village MN for a VEDO concert. Guests who purchase a ticket can receive a special percentage off their next hair appointment with Exposing Beauty by presenting proof of purchase. Enjoy a night of live music, contribute to a meaningful cause, and take advantage of savings on a future service.

The event features a suburban trail course through parkland with race options at 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, marathon, and 50 mile distances. All routes are on trails and include two miles of singletrack. The southern section narrows to a singletrack feel due to horse traffic, and one mile there is split evenly between gravel and asphalt. All distances share the same starting location. These are official and competitive races, and most prizes and awards recognize costumes in keeping with the Halloween theme.

Everyone is invited to shop the Richfield Farmers Market, featuring locally grown and locally made foods along with handmade goods. The market takes place on Saturday mornings throughout May to October. Payment options include SNAP, EBT, Market Bucks, FMNP, cards, and cash. A date-specific vendor schedule is available and may change, and applications are open for both new and returning vendors.

The farmers market takes place at Bloomington Civic Plaza. A participating vendor will be on site for this event.

Hart Travel offers a day trip to Chanhassen Dinner Theatre that includes round-trip motorcoach travel, lunch at the theatre, and a performance of Annie. The cost is $130 per person for this departure. Travelers board in Alexandria, with additional pickup options in Parkers Prairie, Sauk Centre, Albany, St. Joseph, and Monticello or Clearwater. Inspired by the classic comic strip, Annie opened on Broadway in 1977, ran for six years, and received seven Tony Awards including Best Musical. It was later brought to the screen in 1982 with a notable cast. The score features favorites such as It’s the Hard Knock Life, Tomorrow, N.Y.C., and Maybe. Additional trip dates are available, with pricing of $120 or $130 per person depending on the date.

Share your event photos with #HotCiderHustle and tag @mn_runs on Instagram. This public page is a space for participants to post and connect. Event details may change, so check the event’s official website for the most up-to-date information.

Neighborhood Roots' Southwest Farmers Market brings together local growers and makers in South Minneapolis. Visitors can browse seasonal produce, meats, fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked treats, flowers, handmade crafts, natural body and hygiene products, pantry staples, and more. A wide array of ready-to-eat foods, fresh coffee, and refreshing drinks is available to enjoy while shopping. Live music from a rotating lineup of local musicians and artists creates a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. The Power of Produce Club gives kids a chance to engage with local food through fun activities and includes a $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables.

Teams of up to four race to complete a 500-piece jigsaw puzzle at the Minnetonka Community Center. Prizes are awarded to the first, second, and third place finishers. Registration is required, with one person registering per team. Two sessions are offered, and participants may register for both since a different puzzle is used in each. Open to ages 17 and up, or ages 13 and older with an adult. Sponsored by The General Store of Minnetonka and PoppedCorn.

Celebrate the season with an annual Halloween dodgeball tournament that mixes spirited competition and festive flair. Expect a double-elimination format plus costume prizes for standout individuals and teams. The plan is to offer both Upper and Bottom brackets, which requires at least 12 teams in each division. If that number is not reached, all teams will compete in a single pool during bracket play. Games use foam balls, and the cost is $50 per player. This is a social tournament that encourages team building around fun, community, and sportsmanship. To keep competition balanced, each roster must meet a maximum average salary score of 5.75 based on the organizer’s salary bracket system. Every player receives a score, and a team’s average is calculated by totaling those scores and dividing by the number of players on the roster. Players not listed on the salary bracket can connect with the advisory council, and out-of-state participants will have skill levels assessed with input from local leagues. Play is 7 vs 7 on the court. There is no maximum roster size, though a group of about nine is recommended for smooth rotations. Each team must include at least two WTNB players. There are no on-court gender requirements, and players are not permitted to sit in back-to-back turns unless injured. Round robin play adds a lighthearted twist, with each round featuring a trick or a treat to keep things fun while still worth competing for. Costumes are encouraged throughout, with awards recognizing creative looks.

Hosted by Twin Cities Grief Collective, this monthly ritual at Lakewood Cemetery offers a caring environment where grief of every kind is acknowledged and supported within a shared community. The gathering centers collective care, creating space to honor loss together.

Take part in hands-on park care at a riverside sanctuary along the Mississippi near the historic St. Anthony Falls. Volunteers will help restore native habitat by preparing areas for native plants, removing invasive species, and cleaning the shoreline and sloped areas around limestone outcrops where water once flowed like at Minnehaha Falls. During the event, participants can rotate among different stewardship tasks as needed. Upon arrival, volunteers will sign in, get a brief introduction to the site and activities, meet fellow participants, and receive gloves, tools, and supplies provided by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board. Please bring a filled water bottle, dress for the weather with layers and rain gear if necessary, wear closed-toe shoes suitable for uneven natural surfaces, and consider long pants, a hat or hair restraint, bug spray, and sunscreen. Metered street parking and nearby parking ramps are available, and the closest transit option is the Metro E Line. The group meets at the designated corner near the Pillsbury A-Mill, then heads down the stairs to the clearing below for check-in. Children under 12 are welcome when accompanied by one adult per child. Before participating, each person must complete two required waivers and review the park stewardship terms and volunteer safety guidelines.

A playful yoga class pairs mindful movement with the company of dozens of rescue rabbits that wander the room while participants practice on their mats. After the session, volunteers will be available to talk about ways to get involved and to introduce some adoptable rabbits. Children must be at least 10 years old, with a limit of one child per adult participant. Throughout the class, participants should stay on their mats. Gentle petting is welcome, however for the rabbits’ safety, picking them up is not allowed.

Havoc at the Pavek: Local Legends transforms the Pavek Museum of Electronic Communication into a museum-wide, escape room style STEM adventure that blends science and history with a mysterious twist. Designed to be engaging for all ages, this unique Halloween experience invites participants to investigate strange happenings tied to electronic communication. The story centers on Professor Havoc, whose shortwave radio experiments have attracted cryptids from folklore, causing interference throughout the museum. As an official explorer, you will move through the galleries completing hands-on STEM challenges to track unusual signals and help restore order. Each successful task brings you closer to a hidden exhibit... available for one night, with discoveries that must remain confidential. Plan for about one hour to complete the experience, with entry times starting every 30 minutes. Advance registration through Eventbrite provides pay-what-you-can pricing. Walk-up visitors can use museum admission rates of $12 for adults and $7 for students ages 4 to 17 and military, and may be asked to wait for the next available slot. Attire can be casual, Halloween themed, inspired by urban legends, or full costume. Kraken Level Sponsor is Discover St. Louis Park. For sponsorship inquiries, contact Kaeleen Laird at kaeleen@pavekmuseum.org.

Explore nature through guided Discovery Booths for all ages, with topics that range from pollinators and urban trees to ecosystems and practical plant uses, inspiring curiosity at the Arboretum and beyond. Access to the booths is covered by general daily admission. Members and visitors 15 and younger receive free admission, and non-members ages 16 and older pay $20 to $25. To guarantee admission, tickets need to be reserved ahead of time. Themes and locations shift with the seasons, offering new learning opportunities each season. Exact booth locations are posted on the board by the Visitor Center entrance.

The North Star Lily Society hosts a fall bulb sale featuring martagons along with Asiatic, trumpet, Aurelian, species, and interdivisional lilies. It takes place in Bachman’s Heritage Room. Early shopping is reserved for members, followed by a public sale that continues until sold out. Membership is available for $10 for two years per household.

Fresh Cut, a monthly floral design workshop from Bachman's, is now offered in Eden Prairie and delivers a colorful, hands-on creative experience. A skilled designer leads each session as you practice new techniques, work with fresh seasonal flowers, and craft a piece that suits your own style. Explore distinctive blooms, try out design ideas, and pick up expert pointers to sharpen your arranging skills. Each workshop is unique, and your finished arrangement goes home with you.

Little gardens with plenty of imagination come to life in a hands-on workshop where you will build a miniature world using tiny gourds, moss, and seasonal accents. It is well suited for kids, people making gifts, or anyone who wants a small touch of magic on the windowsill. The fee to begin is $15.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck brings a New Hope pop up dedicated to all things Maine lobster. Payment is cashless, with debit and credit cards and Apple Pay accepted. Day-of mobile ordering through the app is available to help skip the line. App ordering opens at least one hour before each truck event after the previous event has concluded, and orders placed in the app can earn points that are redeemable for rewards. Availability for mobile orders may be limited at times, and orders can always be placed directly at the truck. The current menu can be viewed on the Cousins Maine Lobster website.

A celebration of horror and psychological suspense fills DoubleTree by Hilton Bloomington Minneapolis South with author meet and greets, book signings, and lively conversations about all things that go bump in the night. A curated marketplace spotlights local makers with eerie artwork, goth-inspired decor, handmade curiosities, and unique literary merchandise. Professional tarot readers offer card sessions for anyone curious about what the future might reveal. Themed drinks are available throughout the event, with both alcoholic and nonalcoholic options. For a lighter pause between chills, puppies available for adoption offer plenty of cuddles and the chance to find a loyal reading companion. Tailored for fans of frightening fiction and anyone seeking a delightfully spooky outing, this gathering blends page-turning discoveries with playful thrills and take-home goodies.

At The Savage Tap in Savage, MN, enjoy a local craft beer while exploring gut-friendly sourdough made with natural fermentation. This class breaks the method into clear steps so you can make your own loaf from start to finish.

Hosted at the Minneapolis Marriott Northwest Hotel & Conference Center, this benefit event features drag performances, a meet and greet with the queens, photo opportunities, and a silent auction. The program supports the Jane Brattain Breast Center and Women’s Health, helping provide essential care and resources for women through a celebratory afternoon of entertainment and community-driven fundraising.

MGCO presents a family-friendly Halloween celebration at Weaver Lake Park with two sessions to choose from. Children can pick up goodie bags filled with candy and small surprises, get creative at a craft station, and step up for a spirited scream contest to see who has the loudest and spookiest shout. Costumes are welcome, and young ghosts and goblins can strut their looks during a playful costume fashion show. Admission is $6 for children ages 2 to 8, and children under 2 attend at no cost. CROSS Services will be on site accepting food donations. Parking is available at the park, with additional space at Weaver Lake Ball Fields.

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.

Enjoy casual One Piece Card Game matches. If you do not have a constructed deck, starter decks will be available to borrow.

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.

Medina Entertainment Center is celebrating its 70th anniversary with a day of celebration and entertainment featuring Big Cash Bingo and a meat raffle. This milestone event highlights the venue’s seven decades and invites the community to take part in the festivities at Medina Entertainment Center.

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

Need a breather while the kids burn off energy? This monthly Parents Night Out packs three hours of play and creativity, including high-energy games, trampoline time, open gym-style activities, and a hands-on craft. It is designed for children ages 4 to 13, and preschoolers must be potty trained. Pricing is $25 for EGA members and $30 for non-members.

The Lighthouse Fundraising Burger Dinner features a build-your-own burger bar with everyday fries and a lighthouse sundae. Presented by Lighthouse Kitchen & Café in partnership with the Farmington VFW, it benefits Northfield Women's Center. Tickets are $20, and a portion of each ticket and on-site gratuity supports the featured organization. The event centers on sharing a thoughtfully prepared meal and connecting with others who value strengthening the community.

A global literary gala recognizing the Hope Book Awards and celebrating the 2026 Author of the Year. The program shines a light on authors and their work with a focus on achievement in writing.

Hosted at Minneapolis Marriott West, the Legacy In Motion Gala is a black tie celebration of youth, community, and the leaders of tomorrow. Attendees can enjoy live music, take part in a silent auction with a variety of items, and connect with community changemakers. The event supports programs that empower young people and suits anyone interested in an elegant evening that also makes a meaningful difference.

This event takes place in the taproom at Bear Cave Brewing.

Celebrate the season at Westwood Hills Nature Center in Minneapolis with a family friendly fall gathering where costumes are encouraged. Enjoy a mix of indoor and outdoor activities, including carnival games and trick or treating with friendly animal characters along Mother Nature’s Trail. Cap the night with a puppet show and refreshments. Early bird rates are $12 per person for residents and $13 for nonresidents, and prices after the early bird period are $14 for residents and $15 for nonresidents. Households of four or more receive a 20 percent discount starting with the fourth attendee and for each additional person. Registration is available.

Two back-to-back Swing and Foxtrot lessons lead into a variety dance party, starting with a beginner class followed by a higher level lesson. No partner is required and advance registration is not needed, drop-ins are welcome. Admission is offered at two tiers, with an early entry price of $20 and a later entry price of $15, and children older than 7 receive 50 percent off.

Writer and humorist David Sedaris returns, appearing at the State Theatre in Minneapolis. Recognized as one of the nation’s leading humor writers, he is known for dry, razor-sharp wit and pointed social commentary. His work closely examines the human experience while cutting through euphemisms and polite conventions, delivering satire that is precise and unflinching.

Once night falls, the park transforms as the lights dim, the music pumps, and neon sets the scene for a high energy experience. Pick up a Cosmic Glow Kit and share the fun with friends for a vibrant night you will want to repeat.

Step into a vivid ultraviolet art experience as the space shifts under blacklight and fluorescent works come to life. The fourth edition of Neon Nightmares features 30 visual artists who use light as their medium, creating an immersive environment that hovers between ideal worlds and darker visions. As UV illumination fills the room, layered details emerge and hidden elements glow. For the fullest experience, arrive early to view the pieces in normal lighting, then stay as the lights dim to watch the transformations unfold. Admission is free.

Melissa Manchester takes the stage for an evening of timeless pop and adult contemporary favorites. A Grammy winner with a career spanning more than five decades, she is known for a powerful voice and heartfelt songwriting. Her breakthrough came with the Top Ten single “Midnight Blue,” followed by enduring hits such as “Don’t Cry Out Loud,” “Come In From the Rain,” and the Grammy-winning “You Should Hear How She Talks About You.” She is also the first artist to perform two Oscar-nominated songs in the same year. Beyond the concert hall, her work reaches film, television, and theater, including acclaimed turns as Mrs. Brice in Funny Girl during 2023 to 2024 and the 2025 project Fifty Threads: An Artist’s Journey. Her songs have been recorded by Barbra Streisand, Roberta Flack, Alison Krauss, and many others. This performance highlights one of the most respected voices in American popular music.

Enjoy an energetic evening of contra dancing in the Large Studio at Tapestry Folkdance Center. The night opens with a welcoming introductory lesson, then flows into a social dance led by a caller. Every dance is taught, partners rotate throughout, and no prior experience is required. Contra dance is a community folk tradition danced in longways sets with figures reminiscent of old-time square dancing. The caller walks everyone through the steps before the music takes off and continues prompting as needed. The music is lively and acoustic, often centered on fiddles, and draws from New England, French Canadian, Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton, and modern sources. Depending on the evening, there may be live local musicians and occasional guest bands or recorded music. Pricing varies by format. For live music, general admission is 15 dollars, members 12 dollars, young adults ages 18 to 30 are 8 dollars, youth ages 10 to 17 are 4 dollars, and children under 10 attend free. For recorded music, general admission is 12 dollars, members 10 dollars, and young adults and youth ages 10 to 21 are 7 dollars. Comfortable shoes and a willingness to move are recommended.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band brings the Ledbetter Heights 30th Anniversary Tour to Mystic Lake Casino Hotel, led by Kenny Wayne Shepherd, a Grammy nominee and multi-Platinum bandleader known for returning blues to mainstream audiences. The concert features the entire 12-song Ledbetter Heights performed live, along with highlights from three decades of music. Tickets start at $35 at the Mystic Box Office or $44.55 through Ticketmaster, with the Ticketmaster price including service fees and listed before taxes and the order processing fee. To enjoy the full performance, please plan to arrive about 45 minutes before show time to allow time for security screening and seating.

Portland-based songwriter Laura Veirs returns to The Cedar for a concert with Karl Blau, celebrating a new album created with co-producer Shahzad Ismaily. Known for intimate songwriting that blends romantic highs, everyday snapshots, and social reflection, Veirs crafts lyrics steeped in introspection and vivid character portraits. Her album Found Light is her 12th studio release and her first with co-production credits, signaling a move toward greater creative independence. This is an all-ages, seated performance with general admission seating on a first-come, first-served basis. The Cedar can reserve seats for attendees who require specific seating accommodations, with requests handled through its Access page. For shows presented by The Cedar, online ticket sales typically close shortly before doors, and any remaining tickets are sold at the entrance, where purchases include a $1 Eventbrite fee.

Saturday nights get a refresh with After Dark, a late night mix of music, games, and specials. DJs spin favorite tracks for dancing and singalongs, and hourly raffles award prizes. Drink deals include $7 wells, $5 shots, $6 draft beer, and $3 Red Bull and Liquid Death. Classic board games add a throwback challenge for friends. Every second Saturday features a themed night. A rewards program is available to earn points on food and games, and new members receive 50% off bowling or karaoke when they sign up.

Find a selection of sterling silver jewelry at the spot by the big rooster landmark near Lyndale. Now in its 23rd season at the Market, this presence completed last year without a single weather-related absence, even on an August Saturday when winds pushed the rain sideways. There is hope for a 2026 repeat of that strong attendance, just not the stormy part.

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.

This clinic operates in the order of arrival, with a limit of two dogs or cats per household. Vaccines are free with a $25 physical exam performed by a licensed Minnesota veterinarian. Microchips, nail trims, and dewormer are offered at low cost. Animals with medical concerns cannot be seen.

Edinborough Park in Edina offers a sensory-friendly playtime designed for children ages 1 to 12 with diverse sensory needs. The atmosphere is adjusted for comfort with softer lighting, reduced noise, and fewer visitors to help limit overstimulation. A designated quiet space is available for breaks, and sensory kits, including items like noise-canceling headphones, provide added support. Group visits and birthday parties are not scheduled during this period to help maintain a calm and welcoming setting.

Neighborhood Roots’s Kingfield Farmers Market brings a lively open-air experience to South Minneapolis with fresh, locally grown produce; meats and fish; eggs; specialty cheeses; baked treats; flowers; handcrafted goods; natural hygiene and body care items; and pantry staples from local farmers and makers. Shoppers can also enjoy a variety of ready-to-eat foods along with fresh coffee and other refreshing drinks while browsing. Each market features live music from a rotating lineup of local musicians and artists, creating a friendly atmosphere for all ages. The Power of Produce (POP) Club gives kids a chance to engage with local food through fun educational activities and includes a $2 token they can use on fruits and vegetables.

Community Pet Clinics offer accessible wellness services for cats and dogs at the North Minneapolis Pet Resource Center. Appointments are available, and if all time slots are taken, walk-up visits are welcomed as capacity allows. A quick vaccine exam is included, provided by a volunteer veterinary team that is not able to diagnose conditions or dispense medications. Core vaccinations are available for both species, with dogs receiving Rabies, DAPPv, and Bordetella, and cats receiving Rabies and HCP. Microchips are provided and registered with Minneapolis Animal Care and Control to support reunification if a pet is lost, and nail trims are also offered. Clinic pricing is 40 dollars for dogs and 25 dollars for cats, each including core vaccines, a microchip, and the vaccine exam. A distemper-only option for puppies and kittens is 20 dollars. Dogs over six months can receive a heartworm test for 10 dollars, and three months of heartworm prevention are available for 15 dollars with a current test on file or one completed at the clinic within the past year. Three months of flea and tick prevention are available for 20 dollars. Additional donations are welcome. Payment can be made on site by credit card or cash. Pets attending must be cats or dogs and at least six weeks old. Dogs need to arrive on a non-retractable leash, and cats must be in a carrier. Pets should not have been vaccinated within the last year unless coming for a booster. A Mobile Pet Resource Center will be on site for anyone who needs supplies such as food, collars, or leashes, and pet friendly vendors may participate. If an immediate vaccination appointment is needed, options include Animal Humane Society, Access Veterinary Care, and Vetco.

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.

Explore seasonal changes in plants and wildlife on a guided walk at Roberts Bird Sanctuary led by Tanner Barnharst, a local naturalist and author with expertise in mushrooms and fungi. The outing focuses on phenology, highlighting how life in the sanctuary shifts with the season. It is free and suitable for all ages, and advance registration is required. The walk starts and finishes at the Roberts visitor shelter near the Peace Garden parking lot.

Mary Cutrufello appears at Hell's Kitchen Minneapolis with a rotating lineup of guest instrumentalists. The performance features selections from the Country Gold repertoire along with her own rock and honky-tonk originals.

Linden Hills Farmers Market offers a rotating lineup of about 50 farmers, artisanal food producers, chefs, and artists, along with live music. It takes place rain or shine in the parking lot of Settergrens of Linden Hills.

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.

Hosted by MN CPR Academy, this American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AED and First Aid class helps participants gain practical, lifesaving skills with no prior medical experience required. It is designed for a wide range of learners, including teachers, coaches, childcare providers, fitness professionals, workplace employees, parents, and community members. Through instructor-led guidance and hands-on practice, you will learn how to recognize life-threatening situations and respond quickly. The course covers high quality CPR for adults, children, and infants, safe and effective use of an AED, techniques to relieve choking for all ages, recognition of medical emergencies such as heart attack, stroke, diabetic issues, seizures, and allergic reactions, and first aid for bleeding, burns, fractures, sprains, and environmental emergencies until help arrives. Upon successful completion, participants receive an American Heart Association Heartsaver CPR/AED and First Aid certification card that is nationally recognized and valid for two years. The fee is $140 and includes course instruction and the certification card.

Connect with other players, host your weekly game, organize a one-shot, or discuss D&D event ideas with the store team. Gaming tables and terrain are available to use as much as you like.

Design and hand build a custom plate made for a Girl Dinner spread or charcuterie in this beginner-friendly ceramics workshop. You will start with a prepared clay slab, shape it to your liking, and personalize it with embellishments and pressed impressions arranged in your preferred layout. Add surface detail using texture rollers and wooden block stamps, or carve your own patterns for a unique finish.

Enjoy a peaceful stroll at WEE Farm while meeting the animal residents. Spend time with horses Mac and Grizzly, visit goats, pigs, a donkey, and other friendly critters and pets. Take part in collecting eggs, then follow a guided tour that includes stories about the farm's history. Advance registration with tickets through the farm's website is required, and walk-ins are not permitted.

At Huntington Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, choreographer Carl Flink, Black Label Movement, University of Minnesota researchers, the UMN Marching Band, students, and community members come together to turn the field into a full-scale research space where movement drives discovery in the fight against breast cancer and beyond. Presented by The Moving Cell Project, The Battle builds on over fifteen years of collaboration between artists and biomedical researchers using the Bodystorming System, which employs coordinated human motion to represent complex cellular behaviors in real time. By embodying how cells travel, interact, and adapt, participants help scientists visualize systems, test ideas, and spark new questions. The event engages hundreds of people in immersive Bodystorms inspired by current research, illustrating how art, science, and community can accelerate innovation. The day includes check in, rehearsal, a dinner break, a video shoot on the field, and clean up. It all culminates with participants forming a massive pink ribbon across the stadium, a living symbol of hope and shared commitment against breast cancer.

Music in the Garden brings live performances to the Arboretum on Sundays through summer and into fall. Local bands and community ensembles take the stage on Newton Terrace near Rootstock Cafe, with concerts moving indoors if the weather is poor. Rootstock will be open with food, beer, and wine available for purchase, and the Rootstock ice cream cart may be out when conditions allow. Entry to the performance is included with regular daily admission, and visitors can explore the Arboretum before or after the music.

Build practical skills in a hands-on first aid class with your choice of a pediatric or adult focus. Choose a certification track for $80 or a non-certification option for $60. This session is geared toward daycare providers, parents, and anyone who wants to learn the basics of first aid.

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.

Mostly Waltz offers a relaxed social ballroom setting where anyone interested in waltzing can learn and dance together. Each session, led by Gerhardt Quast, begins with 30 to 45 minutes of basic instruction, followed by open dancing with recorded music or a DJ. Lessons may include Turning Waltz, Linear Waltz, and Cross Step Waltz, with variations introduced over time rather than all in one session. The waltz is approachable for beginners and engaging for experienced dancers, and the rhythm of music in 3/4 time adds to the experience. No partner is required. Pricing varies by music format. With recorded music, admission is $12 for general admission, $9 for Tapestry Members, $8 for young adults ages 18 to 30, $4 for youth ages 10 to 17, and free for children under 10. With live music, admission is $15 for general admission, $12 for Tapestry Members, $8 for young adults ages 18 to 30, $4 for youth ages 10 to 17, and free for children under 10.

Bradley Greenwald and friends return with songs and stories centered on Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and their young protégé and friend Johannes Brahms. The program offers unembellished renditions of their songs by mezzo Clara Osowski, tenor Felix Aguilar Tomlinson, and pianist Sonja Thompson, paired with fresh interpretations from vocalists Thomasina Petrus and Thom West, the Duo CORDA pairing of cellist Jacqueline Ultan and guitarist Pavel Jany, and rock band Annie and the Bang Bang. Greenwald hosts, shares anecdotes, and brings a few surprises. Presented at Green Room in Minneapolis.

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.

A 35mm presentation at Trylon Cinema showcases Sam Raimi’s 2009 film Drag Me to Hell. Ambitious loan officer Christine, played by Alison Lohman, refuses to extend an elderly woman’s mortgage and soon finds herself under a relentless curse. The film signals Raimi’s return to his signature style and leans into grotesque thrills across its 99-minute runtime, with supporting roles from Justin Long and Lorna Raver.

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.

Enjoy Bingo Night at the Green Mill every Sunday. Bingo packets cost $20, and proceeds support students in the Kennedy Choir program. This event is sponsored by the Kennedy Choirs and the Bloomington Lions.

This meditation and somatic movement class offers a gentle space to lighten the load of stress and stored feelings. With supportive guidance, you will explore mindful awareness and simple body-based practices that help you notice sensations, recognize where emotions are held, and let them go in a way that feels safe. The focus is not on forcing or striving. It invites an unhurried pace so you can truly feel and allow your body to release. Expect to leave feeling lighter, steadier, and more connected to yourself. Please bring a comfortable item for sitting or lying down.

Pick your favorite moonlit scene to paint... a bat, cat, or ghost... on an 11 by 14 canvas at Celts Pub of Farmington. A guiding artist will lead the session step by step, making it approachable for beginners and enjoyable for experienced painters. All supplies are provided, and each design comes pre-sketched and ready to paint with acrylics. All ages are welcome and no prior experience is needed. The cost is $35 and prepayment is required. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the venue, but they are not included. Enjoy a relaxed paint party and make lasting memories with friends and family.

Catch Your Breath presents the Not Broken Enough Tour at The Fillmore Minneapolis in Minneapolis. The event welcomes guests 15 and older, and those younger than 15 may attend only with a parent or legal guardian. Supporting artists may change without advance notice. Ticket access includes a public onsale and several presale options for the artist, Affinity Plus Credit Union, Live Nation, and Citi cardmembers, plus a Fall Into Fillmore two pack offer.

Now in its seventh year, the Women’s Empowerment Project MPLS presents an evening shaped by the theme PLANTED, focusing on the seeds we cultivate in our personal and professional lives and the growth that follows when purpose, community, and resilience take root. The program includes a panel featuring women, networking opportunities, and a red carpet element, with chances to connect with entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders from the Twin Cities region and beyond. The gathering takes place at Black Business Enterprises in Minneapolis, highlighting the journey from taking root to flourishing.

Fans of Disney Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock can experience them together as the Worlds Collide Tour makes a stop at Target Center. Tickets are available for the whole family.

Enjoy a Yu-Gi-Oh constructed event with a $10 entry fee. Prizes are distributed as card packs, with the amount determined by attendance.

Albert Cummings brings soul-drenched blues, blazing guitar chops, and a high-voltage stage presence to James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis. Mixing blues and rock with unfiltered emotion, he delivers commanding vocals and standout fretwork in a performance driven by intensity and heart. A live set from one of today’s standout blues artists.

This pop-up will be part of a lively market featuring 50 vendors. The booth will be set up next to Bangkok Sweetheart and Lulu Crepes and Croissants. The crowd builds fast and food often runs out, so arriving early is a good idea.

James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis partners with 2D Con for a tabletop game night with choices for every kind of player. Settle into deep strategy titles or keep it casual with familiar favorites like Ticket to Ride and Uno, with seats ready for both newcomers and seasoned gamers. 2D Con will bring a selected portion of its library of more than 1,000 games, offering plenty to explore. The full collection can be browsed and specific games may be requested in advance.

Settle in at lululemon MOA for a 75 minute experience that blends breathwork, meditation, and immersive sound. The session begins with gentle guidance to help the body and mind soften on the mat, followed by a restorative sound bath featuring crystal bowls, a gong, and instruments that echo the ocean, rain, and wind. The intention is to support balance of mind, body, and spirit. A sound bath is a soothing immersion in harmonics and vibration that encourages deep relaxation and meditative calm. It is often associated with reduced stress and anxiety. Because sound moves through water faster than through air, and the human body is largely composed of water, many people feel these vibrations help the system recalibrate. The event is hosted by Jean Nitchals, founder of Crystal Healing Collective, a Reiki Master, an internationally accredited sound healer, and a conscious breathwork facilitator. Crystal Healing Collective is a local female owned company dedicated to elevating collective strengths and fostering positive change for individuals and communities. Bring a yoga mat and a blanket, and wear comfortable clothing. Extras like an eye mask, pillow, or bolster can add support, and a water bottle is recommended for hydration. There is also a give back component. In memory of her parents, the host is running a series of charity marathons and has helped raise more than $20,000 since September 2023. This fall includes the Sydney Marathon for Team Crohn’s and Colitis, and a donation of at least $30 can be exchanged for a complimentary pass to the sound bath.

This seminar offers a clear overview of the newest Medicare changes. It explains recent updates to benefits, costs, and enrollment opportunities, and clarifies how Medicare Advantage and Part D prescription drug plans are affected. The session also explores how current legislative and regulatory actions are reshaping the program and what these shifts mean for both current beneficiaries and those considering enrollment. Participants will learn to identify key benefit and cost changes, make sense of revised enrollment rules, understand the latest adjustments to Advantage and Part D plans, and recognize new regulations and consumer protections that affect Medicare consumers.

Build a solid foundation in American Mahjong with a beginner class that covers the tiles, basic rules, how to form sets, how to create a hand, and how to set up and play a complete game. The goal is to equip new players with the skills to approach their first games with confidence. Learning American Mahjong can challenge the mind, support memory, and sharpen strategic thinking. It is also a social activity that brings people together for entertainment and stress relief, and its distinct American rules and history add cultural interest. Laminated trainer cards will be provided for use during class. Mahjong cards may be purchased from the instructors during class for $15 with no markup.

This casual lunch brings Chamber friends together at Steak & Ale. An RSVP is appreciated.

Learn about Medicare coverage in a free seminar led by TruLync Medicare experts. With open enrollment on the horizon, the session focuses on essential information to help clarify your options. A Q&A segment invites questions so participants can make well-informed choices about their health care.

A casual conversation with Superintendent Dr. Michael Thomas gives community members a chance to meet him, share ideas, ask questions, and talk about what matters most for students and schools. Insights from this gathering will help shape his understanding of the community as he begins his first year leading Hopkins Public Schools.

This educational talk presents The Wellness Way’s approach to understanding and reducing chronic inflammation. It explains that inflammation is a normal response to injury or stress, yet when it persists it can quietly contribute to issues such as ongoing fatigue, hormone imbalances, autoimmune challenges, and digestive discomfort. The session explores what inflammation truly is, how it influences women’s health, and practical ways to calm it through nutrition, lifestyle adjustments, and focused wellness strategies. Expect clear, actionable guidance to ease inflammation, bolster immune function, and restore energy and vitality.

Explore the quiet signals of your inner knowing in a 60-minute experiential class designed to help you strengthen intuitive guidance. Learn how to distinguish genuine intuition from fear and overthinking, and notice the different ways your inner voice may communicate. Through guided exercises, gentle meditation, and simple intuitive practices, you will practice tuning in and calming the mental noise so you can hear yourself more clearly. Leave with straightforward tools you can use every day. No prior experience with meditation, intuition, or metaphysical practices is needed.

Wild Workouts Zumba delivers a high energy cardio session driven by dance. Expect a vibrant blend of salsa, samba, merengue, reggaeton, and hip hop rhythms that change throughout the class to keep your body engaged and your heart rate up. Each session lasts about an hour, with a little extra time before and after to gather, get ready, and wrap up. No mat is needed, and no prior dance experience is required. All levels are welcome, and participants must be 16 or older. Locations rotate with the season, using Central Plaza or other Zoo trails when conditions allow and Discovery Bay as the indoor setting, with Discovery Bay also serving as the backup in case of bad weather. Instruction is led by Elba Castillo, a personal trainer specializing in Latin dance styles such as Salsa, Merengue, Bachata, and Cumbia, as well as Aztec Mexican traditional dance. Fees are $15 for members and $20 for non-members.

A special appearance by Todd Michael Jameson takes place at Olive's Fresh Pizza Bar- Edina.

Wisconsin author Ron Rindo appears at Chanhassen Library to discuss his novel LIFE, AND DEATH, AND GIANTS. Known for Breathing Lake Superior and Love in an Expanding Universe, Rindo will talk about his work and sign books, with copies available for purchase from Valley Bookseller. The program will also stream on the Carver County Library Facebook page and will remain available on social media for a month after. A Literature Lovers' Night Out program. Attendance is free and open to everyone.

Have questions about mortgages or real estate? Mortgage Loan Officer Brandon VanHecke from Wings and Nicole Junker of KW Select will be available at Wings Credit Union in Lakeville to provide answers. Walk-ins are welcome and no appointment is needed.

This gentle, grounding yin yoga practice centers on self compassion and deep rest. The session is led by Kate and enriched by the calming tones of Tibetan singing bowls. Props are provided, and beginners are welcome. Pricing options include $15 for a single class or $65 for a six-class series.

The North Star Jeep Club hosts its monthly meeting, a regular opportunity for members to connect and stay in touch with the club.

Watch select Chanhassen High School football games at Moe's on four TVs, with two in the dining room and two in the bar area. Broadcasts will be shown without sound, letting you follow the action while enjoying a meal. There is no cover and reservations are not required. Walk in, grab a seat, and cheer on the Storm.

Enjoy a day at the Ives Auditorium in Bloomington that pairs a hearty meal with a classic stage comedy. Lunch includes creamy chicken breast, roasted red potatoes, glazed carrots, coleslaw, dinner rolls, assorted desserts, and coffee or hot tea. Special dietary meals can be arranged in advance by request. After the meal, the curtain rises on Arsenic and Old Lace, set in 1940s Brooklyn and centered on Mortimer Brewster, the seemingly sensible outlier in a wildly eccentric family. One brother is convinced he is Teddy Roosevelt and digs in the cellar, another repeatedly changes his appearance to evade the authorities, and two gentle aunts take in lonely boarders only to serve them their notorious elderberry wine. Mortimer’s budding romance with Elaine, the minister’s daughter next door, faces chaos amid the mayhem, with the laughs mounting as the farce unfolds. The price is $103 per person.

Witches Night Out transforms Water Street in downtown Excelsior into an enchanting evening of shopping, sipping, and witchy fun. A $25 Witch Experience ticket includes exclusive discounts inside participating shops, access to special event activations and other surprises, entry to the Silent Auction, and $2 in Chamber Cash to spend at participating businesses. As dusk arrives, local storefronts come alive with festive energy along the length of the street. Whether the focus is on the deals, the drinks, the costumes, or the community spirit, this ticket offers a spellbinding night out. Costumes are welcome.

An evening of bingo featuring chances to win a designer purse, cash, and other prizes. Meet members of the SouthWest Metro Chamber’s Women’s Biz Committee while supporting initiatives that empower women in business through events, training, resources, and scholarships. The cost to play is $30, cash only, and credit cards are not accepted for gameplay. Participants must be 18 or older to play bingo, and children may not use bingo daubers.

Put your music savvy to the test at Ineffable Brewing Co. during a high energy trivia night from Music Mayhem. Listen to songs, name the title and artist, and submit answers on your phone, with faster guesses earning more points. Lively hosts keep the game moving between rounds, with chances at prizes during play and a grand prize at the end.

A record release show from They Dead brings together three Twin Cities bands for one night. They Dead is a Minneapolis trio featuring singer and guitarist Bryan Knisley, drummer Ian Prince, and bassist Kate Clements. Their music is tight, tuneful, and gritty, shaped by time spent in the local scene and by the social and political currents of the mid 2020s. Listeners who enjoy Young Widows, IDLES, or Queens of the Stone Age will find a kindred energy. St. Paul’s Institutional Green performs as a rock trio with Dan Leary on vocals and bass, Kevin Henretta on guitar, and Billy Dankert on drums and vocals. Their songs pair imaginative lyrics with memorable hooks, channeling a heartland indie rock pulse that nods to Minutemen, Elvis Costello, and Pavement. Unstable Shapes rounds out the bill with a noisy, hard to categorize sound from Minneapolis, recommended for fans of Unwound, Protomartyr, and The Jesus Lizard.

Moonlight Ramblers perform as an acoustic trio, mixing clever, original songs with their interpretations of influential singer songwriters. Acoustic guitar, flute, and rich vocal harmonies drive the sound, and the set often inspires toe tapping, smiles, and laughter.

The PokeConnect Card Show is a free event for Pokémon and trading card game fans. Attendees can bring their collections to trade with other enthusiasts, search for rare cards, unopened product, and one of a kind collectibles from vendors, and connect with a community of fellow collectors. It welcomes both seasoned hobbyists and newcomers, offering multiple days to make trades, discover new items, and celebrate the hobby.

Set aside a restorative weekend devoted to softening, breathing, and reconnecting with the radiant energy already within you. This gentle, nourishing retreat nurtures your inner glow through movement, mindfulness, and meaningful reflection. It is a time to honor your path, spark your spirit, and remember that the light you seek is already yours. Experience rest in nature among trees and grasses, opportunities to move, reflect, and reconnect, and soulful gatherings by candlelight. Enjoy nourishing meals, the sauna and hot tub, and walking trails. Over three days, take part in soul filling sessions including Meditation, Yoga, Reiki, Chakras, Healing Tinctures, Astrology, Sound Healing, and more.

This family-friendly evening at The Gardner School features Trunk or Treat with decorated trunks and costumes encouraged, interactive games and crafts, plenty of treats with refreshments, and a spooky dance party. Attendees can look forward to prizes and a few surprises. Special guest Wendy the Wacky Witch will be on hand to add to the fun. The event is open to all TGS alumni, families, and friends. Trunk or Treat registration will open soon. TGS Minnetonka will close early on the day of the event.

Zion Lutheran Church and School hosts its annual Trunk or Treat, offering a family-friendly evening with festively decorated trunks and plenty of candy. Concessions will be available for purchase, featuring hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and hot dogs, with proceeds supporting students preparing for a Washington, D.C. trip. Costumes are encouraged, and everyone is welcome.

The Love & Fear Tour, presented by Margaritaville at Sea, arrives at Target Center with Zac Brown Band in Minneapolis. Ticket access includes an artist presale and a venue presale, followed by a general on-sale. The venue presale uses the password KNEEDEEP.

In New Hope, cars roll through a Halloween themed tunnel that blends thrills with a thorough clean, so drivers can get a scare and a shine in one go. Tickets are available for purchase on site in advance. Admission is $20, and Unlimited Club members receive free entry.

Zac Brown Band brings its Love & Fear Tour, presented by Margaritaville at Sea, to Target Center with special guest Brothers Osborne. Tickets will be available, and pre-sale opportunities are offered.

American Bootleg returns with the full band for a weekend run at Inn Kahoots in Hamel, MN. Enjoy back-to-back nights of live music as the complete lineup takes the stage for a two-night engagement.

Built for kubb players who want a true read on their complete skill set, this event gives each participant a clear sense of how strong their overall game is and where they stand.

Lakeville Cheerleading brings together teams from across the metro for its annual invitational competition, presented with support from J & D Boat Rental. Expect a full day of spirited routines, opportunities to purchase cheer grams for favorite athletes, plenty of vendors to browse, and concessions for snacks and drinks. This year’s event takes place at Lakeville North High School. Vendor space is available, and inquiries can be sent to lakevillecheerbooster@gmail.com.

Lake Harriet Spiritual Community presents its Fall Psychic Fair, offering a day of intuitive readings, learning, and community inside its historic building. In the Sanctuary, experienced psychics and mediums provide one-on-one sessions that address life questions such as relationships, wellness, and messages from loved ones who have passed. Complimentary workshops invite attendees to explore their own intuitive abilities and practical ways to shape the life they want. The event also features aura photography and vendors with unique products and services. Planning for this seasonal fair begins in August.

Trick-or-Treat the Street brings Halloween cheer to Water Street with a family-focused outing. Children dress in costume and visit participating storefronts for treats while enjoying a lively seasonal atmosphere. The experience highlights local businesses and offers a simple way to create lasting memories with family and friends.

At Farmington Library, youth ages 6 and up can explore butterflies through hands-on projects led by representatives from Monarch Joint Venture. Create a bracelet that shows each stage of the butterfly life cycle and assemble seed packets to take home. Learn about the library’s butterfly backpack project from a local Girl Scout connected with the Silver Award. Siblings are welcome.

Celebrate a Hocus Pocus themed drag brunch featuring powerhouse queens, striking costumes, and spellbinding performances. Expect witchy fun and high energy numbers that may leave you shouting that famous line about putting a spell on you. Every guest is required to purchase an entree. Table, bar, and patio seats cannot be combined. Parties of four or more receive their own table, while groups of three or fewer will be seated at community tables. All sales are final.

Participants gather on the rug in the children's area to read a couple of picture books together. Adults remain with the children they bring and help them listen. Children who enjoy picture books are welcome, with a suggested age guideline of 2 and older.

Experience a Puptoberfest puppy yoga session with Bluebird Puppy Yoga at Wayzata North Woods Elementary School in Plymouth, Minnesota. This fall-themed class features cream English Labrador puppies provided by Four Corners Family Labs. The 60 minute format includes 30 minutes of gentle, beginner friendly yoga followed by 30 minutes devoted to cuddles, play, and photos with the pups. Mats are provided, and each guest receives an instant keepsake photo. The class takes place in a spacious indoor setting with tall two story windows. Puppy Concierges will be on hand to support both guests and puppies throughout, and the yoga portion is led by Niki. Doors open 15 minutes prior to the class. Admission is $59 with no extra taxes or ticketing fees. Open to ages 8 and up. Attendees younger than 15 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and a parent or guardian waiver is required for those under 18. Puptoberfest attendees receive $5 off one late November or early December Bluebird Puppy Yoga event featuring Bluebird Pomsky puppies. Bluebird Puppy Yoga is also launching a give back initiative supporting animal welfare in Minnesota, with a focus on prevention and access to affordable spay and neuter services. Stretch, snuggle, smile, and give back.

The Hmong Arts Celebration returns to Mall of America for its second year, building on last year’s landmark debut as the mall’s first Hmong cultural event. The program highlights Hmong culture with live performances, traditional clothing, music, and storytelling, bringing elders and young people together in a shared expression of heritage and community. It is family friendly, gathering artists, performers, and community members to honor tradition while creating space for future generations. Colorful stage presentations and cultural spotlights amplify Hmong voices, creativity, and customs in an iconic setting. Performer details will be announced.

A high-energy community carnival raises funds to provide financial grants to women in Minnesota who are undergoing breast cancer treatment. Expect classic games with prizes, plenty of good food, and a supportive crowd rallying around a cause that matters. The atmosphere is upbeat and celebratory, showing that meaningful support can feel joyful. The event is at the Hopkins Activity Center. Parking options include a small lot at the venue, an overflow lot nearby, and street parking. Tickets are required. Arrive hungry and ready to play, knowing participation makes a difference.

Celebrate the season with a playful 30-minute family yoga session filled with Halloween flair. Designed for children ages 7 and under, it introduces yoga through imagination and kid-friendly movement in a relaxed setting. Costumes are welcome, and no prior yoga experience is needed. An adult is required to participate with each family. Tickets are $35 per family. To reserve a spot, call 952-209-6426.

At The Hearth in Eden Prairie, an artisan market brings together a curated selection of makers with handcrafted goods. The event highlights breast cancer awareness, encourages support for local businesses, and pairs the shopping experience with dining, all centered on community impact.

The Bond Between hosts a Subaru Loves Pets same day adoption event at Morrie’s Minnetonka Subaru. Animal lovers can meet adoptable pets and celebrate the human-animal connection. Some eligible animals will be able to go home with their new families directly from the event, creating an opportunity to welcome a new furry friend the very same day.

This recovery-focused gathering follows a nine round format, with each round reflecting a new step in the fight toward healing. The emphasis is on mutual support, meaningful connection, and a strong sense of community for anyone navigating addiction recovery. The mission centers on standing together through every challenge and recognizing progress along the way. Admission is $5 per person.

A community Trunk or Treat at Living Hope offers a safe, family-friendly way to enjoy costumes and candy. Children should wear non-scary costumes and bring a bag to collect treats. Families will go car to car gathering candy, then head inside the church for games, a snack, and a craft. The event is open to any family looking for classic fun.

Minnesota Softball’s Hall of Fame and awards celebration gathers at the Hilton DoubleTree to honor new inductees and recognize standout accomplishments. The evening features a social hour, followed by dinner, and concludes with the awards program. Admission is $72.50, which covers dinner and supports inductee plaques and Hall of Fame administration. Tickets are available through MSF Offices.

At Huber Park, families can enjoy the annual Spooky Family Fun event featuring game stations and booths, prizes, animals, and food trucks. This is a free event with no registration required.

At Meetinghouse Church, an annual trunk-or-treat celebration offers families a safe evening of seasonal activities. The parking area turns into a cheerful fall gathering with decorated trunks offering candy, a pumpkin patch whose proceeds support Every Meal thanks to sponsor Elise Schmitz, and face painting sponsored by Berrypatch Preschool. Kids can show off their costumes while enjoying games and inflatables, and everyone can warm up with snacks and other refreshments. Fire pits provide a place to roast marshmallows and savor the crisp autumn air. The event is free and open to the community.

Enjoy a fun and festive fall celebration with trunks, games, a petting zoo, bonfire pits, and plenty of candy, all free of charge. Families and friends are encouraged to wear costumes and celebrate together. Volunteers are needed.

A tailgate for the Iowa vs. Minnesota game will take place right outside the stadium. New this year, a block of 50 tickets is available in Section 213 for $120 each on a first come, first served basis.

The City of Chanhassen hosts its 42nd annual Halloween Party at the Chanhassen Recreation Center, offering family-friendly activities and festive fun. Costumes are encouraged as attendees enjoy trick-or-treating, carnival games, bounce castles, hayrides, refreshments, crafts, a photo station, a spooky room, and a DJ with dancing. A Sensory Safe Spot will be available. Admission is $6 per child, and children 1 and under, accompanying adults, and youth 13 and older are free. Sponsored by South Lake Agency. Activities are subject to change.

Kids get a festive Halloween evening while parents enjoy a few kid-free hours. The party features a costume contest, themed games and activities, cookies and other treats, time with friends, and plenty of spooky surprises. Friends are welcome, and spots are limited.