Family events in Shakopee, MN

This public health clinic provides immunizations for children and adults who are uninsured or have insurance that does not include vaccine coverage. Children may also qualify if they are American Indian or Alaskan Native or are enrolled in a Minnesota Healthcare Program such as MA, MNCare, or PMAP. The standard charge is $21 per vaccine, and no one is turned away for inability to pay. Many vaccines are supplied through federal and state programs and are free for those who are eligible, while others carry a fee. For adults, state-funded vaccine availability is limited to Carver County residents, and this limitation does not apply to anyone under 18. Free parking is available in the front lot. Enter through door 2, turn left through the glass doors, and follow the signs. Interpreter services are available. Please bring a record of past vaccinations. 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.

Enjoy classic bingo at Victoria Burrow, hosted by Holy Family Catholic High School. Cards cost $2, there are prizes to win, and the setting is laid back and family friendly. Pair the games with food and a drink for a relaxed outing.

Live by the Lake brings Pandora’s Other Box to the Charlson Thun Community Bandstand for an upbeat evening by the water. This in-demand Twin Cities cover band features six skilled musicians, a tight rhythm section, and dynamic lead vocals, spotlighting top 40 favorites from the 1970s through today. Expect a high energy set that gets crowds singing along and dancing. Attendees are welcome to spread out on the lawn with blankets or chairs, pick up dinner from downtown Victoria or pack a picnic, and enjoy a relaxed community atmosphere. Classic Car Night takes place alongside the concert, and the Victoria Mobile City Hall will be on site with resources and information about local initiatives. The concert is presented with support from Jason Putnam, State Farm Agent, and is part of the City of Victoria’s summer celebration of music, community, and gathering in downtown Victoria. Community sponsorship helps power the season, including Platinum Waves partners such as Hometown Bank, Jason Putnam, State Farm Agent, JW Real Estate Group, Kraus-Anderson Construction Company, Olivine Apartments, Sam Hennemann, State Farm Agent, and Victoria Flats, Gold Waves partners such as Bolton and Menk, Community Heating and Air, Goggins Outdoor Services, Midco, Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative, Old National Bank, and Seek Eye Care, and Silver Waves partners such as Cornerstone Insurance Agency, Holy Family Catholic High School, Kerber Family Homes LLC, Kid Talk Pediatric Therapy, Lions Tap, Mackenthun’s Fine Foods, Mediacom, Pierson Garden and Landscape, Power of Life Alternative and Holistic Health, Francis Regional Medical Center, Studio West Dance Center, Suburban Waste Services, The Butchers Deli, The Social Ice Cream Parlor, The Wellness Studio, and Vann Heating and Air.

Part of the Chaska Summer Concert Series, this concert features Matthew Aitch in Chaska City Square Park. The performance takes place at the City Square Gazebo.

Champion Force Athletics offers Shakopee cheer classes at Sweeney Elementary for children who want a fun, supportive way to learn new skills and build confidence. Registration is open. Cheer instruction is available for levels D1 to D3, and tumbling is offered for D2 to D4 athletes at $10 per class. Although registration may list the tumbling session as D4 Tumbling because it aligns with the D4 practice night, it welcomes D2, D3, and D4 athletes. The program is beginner friendly with no experience required. Practices meet once a week and emphasize confidence, teamwork, leadership, and lasting friendships within a positive community. For registration, use Cheer Class Code 20122 and Tumbling Class Code 20142.

The Liquid Lounge returns with a speakeasy-inspired waterski showcase at Quarry Lake Park, where old-school glamour pairs with high-octane tricks on the water. Expect towering pyramid formations and other standout acts for an evening that blends a little mischief with plenty of fun. A pre-show sets the stage before the main performance. Arrive hungry, with food from Shoo-Ga, Cowgirl Coffee LLC, Belly Bites, and Grace & Grain. Pack a blanket or a lawn chair for comfortable seating. Presented with support from Mercury Marine and McCoys Copper Pint.

Give your preschooler a chance to move, climb, and explore in a two hour open gym created for ages 1 to 5. In a supervised, safety minded setting, young gymnasts can discover the equipment, practice new skills, and play at their own pace alongside other children. Parent participation is required. The session takes place at Classic Gymnastics in Savage.

Boom Island Brewing hosts an adoption meet and greet as part of the Pint Night & Pups Summer Series benefiting The Bond Between. Spend time with adoptable dogs and puppies out on the patio, and chat with staff and volunteers to learn more about the organization’s mission. For every pint purchased, $1 is donated directly to The Bond Between, so each pour supports lifesaving work and helps create bonds that last.

A free Music in the Park concert featuring Skitzo Fonik will take place at Lakefront Park. Attendees may bring a chair and a cooler, but glass is not permitted. Smashed Food Truck and Nothing Bundt Cakes will be on site with food and treats. If the weather looks uncertain, check the weather updates webpage before heading to the park. All vendor spots are filled, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Discovery Booths invite exploration into nature, highlighting pollinators, city trees, ecosystems, and practical plant uses. These guided, all-ages stations shift themes and locations with the seasons, offering fresh ways to learn at the Arboretum. Access to the booths is included with regular admission. Members and visitors 15 and under are admitted free, and non-members ages 16 and up pay $20 to $25. Reserve tickets ahead to secure admission. Upon arrival, check the board by the Visitor Center entrance for the day’s booth locations.

A relaxed visit to WEE Farm offers time with the resident animals, including horses Mac and Grizzly, goats, pigs, a donkey, and other critters and pets. Guests can help gather eggs, then follow along on a tour while stories about the farm’s history are shared. Pre-registered tickets from the website are required, and walk-ins cannot be accommodated.

Attendees can meet available rescue Shepherds and Corgis at PetSmart in Shakopee during an adoption event for FaerieLand. Preapproval is required for any same day adoption.

This live concert features the Toreadors Four Tuba Quartet on Newton Terrace as part of Music in the Garden at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.

Community members will gather at Twin Oaks to decorate sidewalks with chalk, creating warm messages for teachers and staff as they return to school. After meeting, participants will divide into at least two groups to reach both middle schools and Bridges. Children are encouraged to take part. Chalk will be available, and bringing extra is welcome. Keep messages positive and centered on educators only, with no political content, school board campaign notes, or candidate names. Stop by for a few minutes or stay longer, and help set a cheerful tone for the new school year.

Celebrate summer at the Farm at the Arb with live music and pizzas baked in outdoor ovens. Arboretum chef Beth Fisher prepares pre-ordered pies topped with farm fresh vegetables, greens, and herbs while guests relax on the lawn, play yard games, and enjoy the music. Bring a blanket or lawn chairs for comfortable seating. A pop-up bar will offer soda and other beverages for purchase.