Events in Shoreview, MN

This session focuses on American Style Mah Jongg. The group averages about three tables, and participants should bring the current NMJL card. In periods of extreme heat, the gathering may relocate to Venn Brewery, with signage posted on the door at Hiawatha to confirm.

Taco Tuesday at Boca Chica offers $2 tacos all day. Fillings include carne deshebrada, tinga de pollo, nopalitos, al pastor, puerco, and chorizo. Available for dine in or takeout.

Discover the fundamentals of hand drumming in a welcoming drop-in class with Bettie. Designed for true beginners as well as those looking to refresh core techniques, it provides a comfortable start with instruments supplied and no prior experience required. This offering is open to women and gender expansive participants only. The cost is $15 per person for each class. Registration is available through the Women’s Drum Center, and walk-ins are welcome. For sessions that may fall on a holiday, contact the Women’s Drum Center to connect with the instructor and confirm scheduling. Please remove street shoes upon arrival. You may bring slippers or non-street shoes to change into, and a small supply of clean socks is available to borrow. The studio is located in the basement of the Dow Building and is accessed by one flight of stairs.

Experience Southern Dragon style Kung Fu in a training program centered on practical self defense. Sessions focus on techniques that are direct, simple, and powerful, while also nurturing the mindful discipline and grace of traditional practice. The approach prioritizes practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness to build personal safety. Adults and teens of any experience level are welcome to participate. You may observe a class or take a complimentary trial session before deciding to continue. The setting is inclusive and affordable, with a strong emphasis on safety for every participant. Details about costs after the free trial are available through the tickets link on the website. Training supports both everyday well-being and the skills needed to protect yourself.

Neighbors come together for a relaxed gathering along Victory Memorial Parkway, walking, rolling, and connecting on this Northside path. There is no set agenda, just friendly hellos with a focus on kindness and joy. It is open to all ages, and phone-free conversation is encouraged. Spend only a few minutes or settle in for the whole time. Picnics, blankets, and chairs are welcome for relaxing along the pathway. There is no planned end date, and it will continue on Tuesdays for as long as neighbors wish.

Neighbors are caring for native plantings along Furness Parkway between Maryland and Larpenteur. Work focuses north of Maryland on a swale, a west stump area, and an east slope, while the south side becomes shady later in the day and includes pulling larger weeds. Tasks include hand weeding, edging, planting, and watering, with an emphasis on removing invasive species such as burdock, dandelions, and creeping bellflower. Activities range from lighter to more physically demanding so everyone can choose what suits their comfort level. Bringing personal tools is helpful, especially a shovel, trowel, and hand snips, along with gloves, a hat, water, sunscreen, and a snack. A few extra tools may be available. Plans can change with weather or other factors, so check the event listing for the latest information. Plant lists and guidance are available from Blue Thumb native plant gardens, and simple designs for various conditions are offered by the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources.

Residents of the 55401, 55454, or 55415 ZIP codes can show ID or proof of mailing address to receive 15% off their tab. Pass the news along to neighbors who might want to take part.

Learn how streets, parks, schools, and buildings got their names across the communities served by the Historical Society. This seventh installment focuses on the South Side of White Bear Lake, sharing the stories behind familiar place names. The program takes place at the White Bear Lake Armory. It is free to attend and registration is not required.

Enjoy a weekly night of free bar trivia at The Wild Hare in Blaine, presented by Trivia Mafia. The Minneapolis-based team produces high-quality quiz events in bars, taprooms, distilleries, and private settings across the Midwest and beyond, with occasional themed nights and other pub games. The Wild Hare complements the questions with satisfying, health-conscious dishes while the bar plays 90s favorites and rock music videos. A friendly, upbeat setting for a classic trivia challenge.

At Minnesota Birth Center in St. Paul, professional birthworkers from The Childbirth Collective lead a Birth Topic Night focused on comfort techniques for labor. This donation based, monthly gathering offers pregnant individuals and their support people a chance to connect with Collective members and practice skills that can make labor more manageable. The session looks at how fear, tension, and pain relate to each other and why comfort strategies matter, then shifts to interactive stations where attendees can try techniques firsthand. Everyone is welcome. Registering in advance is helpful but not required, and walk-ins are welcome.

Five Hole Sports Bar and Grill hosts a music trivia night from Music Mayhem. Hear a song, enter the title and artist on your phone, and earn more points the faster you answer. Energetic hosts keep the crowd engaged throughout the show, with prize opportunities between rounds and grand prizes.

Midway Saloon hosts a weekly pool tournament in St. Paul for players ready to test their skills. The entry fee is $10, and every dollar goes into the prize pot. Matches follow a best of three format, and the payout is winner takes all. Registration is completed online, and advance payment is required to secure a spot since space can fill quickly. Official tournament rules are available online and at the bar.

Madeleine Peyroux takes the stage for an intimate evening shaped by roots in Paris street performances and a deep connection to classic jazz and chanson. Influenced early by Edith Piaf and nurtured in the Latin Quarter, she began performing as a teenager, eventually touring Europe at sixteen with the Lost Wandering Blues and Jazz Band. Over the decades she has built a catalog of nine albums, and her version of Serge Gainsbourg’s La Javanaise is featured on the soundtrack of the Academy Award winning film The Shape of Water. She is also known for her interpretation of Piaf’s La Vie En Rose. Recognized with the BBC International Artist of the Year, Peyroux continues to share songs with a devoted following.

Explore the Ballroomin' side of Blues in a beginner friendly lesson series taught by Brenda Mora-Pallares and Lindy Bowen. Designed for newcomers and for dancers who want to go deeper, these classes build skills for traveling movement with extra swing and sway and get you ready for the Ballroomin' music featured at North Star Blues, including live bands. The series centers on Blues dances that developed in spacious urban ballrooms and dance halls, where they often shared the floor with swing styles like Lindy Hop. Historic venues such as the Savoy in New York City, the Graystone in Detroit, and Chicago’s Parkway and Savoy helped shape these forms. Sessions take place in the dance studio at the North Dale Recreation Center. Because the curriculum is progressive, sign ups are not accepted once the series is underway. Nearby, The Blues Saloon hosts a Blues jam that offers another opportunity to practice.

By popular demand, Rainbow Girls bring their three-voice sound to Minneapolis. The trio from California’s North Bay features Erin Chapin, Caitlin Gowdey, and Vanessa Wilbourn. Kentucky folk singer-songwriter Jordan Smart starts the evening, known for a raw, heartfelt approach that ranges from deeply personal stories to sharply topical and satirical protest. His songwriting has drawn comparisons to figures like John Prine, Malvina Reynolds, Phil Ochs, Barbara Dane, and Woody Guthrie, and it carries the spirit of socially conscious artists such as Nina Simone. Publications including Glide Magazine, City Beat, and Saving Country Music have offered strong praise. This is an all-ages show.

The monthly meat raffle takes place in the Karaoke Bar at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 right after the Uptown VFW Monthly Members Meeting. Tickets cost $2 each and are sold for cash only. Prizes are provided by Hackenmueller Meats in Robbinsdale.

International Reggae All Stars present a weekly Twin Cities tradition at Bunkers Music Bar & Grill in Minneapolis, featuring island rhythms, live reggae, and cold drinks, and it is known as the Twin Cities longest running reggae night.

The 2026 Rice Park Music Series brings free concerts to Rice Park with a curated lineup of Minnesota-based musicians and a variety of local food trucks. This rescheduled, added installment spotlights Mary Cutrufello, a veteran performer whose 35-plus-year career spans Texas honky-tonk, Midwestern roots rock, and commanding acoustic sets. She has appeared on The Tonight Show and on Austin City Limits twice, and has toured throughout all 50 states as well as in several European countries. USA Today praised her fierce guitar work and gritty, blistered-throat vocals, while The Washington Post highlighted her rough-hewn voice and her gift for portraying small towns and the often desperate characters who live there. The series is presented in partnership with St. Paul Parks and the St. Paul Downtown Alliance, with talent booking managed by Ostrom Entertainment LLC.

Get an inside look at Repowered in St. Paul and discover where old electronics go next. The tour traces how devices are carefully recycled or refurbished, turning discarded tech into new opportunities. It also highlights how environmental stewardship pairs with workforce development through paid training for people returning to work. See how cutting e-waste and building real career pathways can open doors, strengthen communities, and protect the planet.

FC Dallas travels to Allianz Field to face Minnesota United FC in a Major League Soccer matchup between two competitive teams. League points are at stake, and the clubs' different playing styles set the stage for an energetic contest.

This appreciation event recognizes both medical professionals and the military, with a 25 percent discount available to military service members on their purchases. The offer applies to dine-in orders only and does not include the Steak Night dinner.

Browse a vibrant farmers market featuring farm-fresh produce, flavorful bites, and handcrafted goods. Hot food vendors and live music are part of every market, creating a lively, welcoming setting for exploring a variety of foods and crafts.

Tunes on the Plaza returns to Peavey Plaza in 2026 with a free, season-long series highlighting local artists across Americana, jazz, soul, hip hop, and more. This performance showcases Jeff Ray & Mikkel Beckmen, a duo blending resonator slide guitar, the Indian chaturangui, and syncopated washboard for a sound that feels both rooted and exploratory. Ray channels blues, fingerstyle, and global melodic influences shaped by years of improvisation and study, while Beckmen adds a steady, heartbeat rhythm. The set centers on spontaneity, drawing listeners into a shared, in-the-moment experience. Admission is free. The 2026 series is presented in partnership with the City of Minneapolis, the Minneapolis Downtown Improvement District, and the Minneapolis Downtown Council, with talent booking by Ostrom Entertainment LLC.

Melodies on the Mississippi is a public event on the Target Stage at Harriet Island Regional Park, featuring live entertainment, vendors from the area, and a variety of food trucks. On select dates, a Harvest Market adds extra shopping alongside the music, with food and beverages available.

Settle into a gentle, recovery-focused yoga flow created with runners in mind and equally welcoming to walkers and anyone who stays active. All experience levels are invited, including complete beginners. Expect targeted stretches for the muscles runners rely on most, stability work for key joints, and breath practices that support endurance and post-run recovery, helping you move with greater ease and reduce the chance of injury. Bring a yoga mat and a water bottle, and come ready to breathe deeply. Loaner mats are available if requested during registration. This session is hosted by TCM in partnership with St. Paul Parks and Recreation’s Fitness in the Parks. Weather permitting, it takes place outdoors at Upper Landing Park. If conditions are poor, it will move indoors to the Twin Cities Motion Center and registrants will be notified the day of the program. The class is led by Annie Marlenga, a yoga instructor and runner certified in yoga, running coaching, personal training, and indoor cycling, who focuses on accessible classes for all bodies and uses stretching, breath awareness, and visualization to support athletic recovery.

Grammy-winning guitarist Pat Donohue leads an evening of music with a different guest by his side each time, from standout local players to touring pros, so every performance offers something new. Expect impressive guitar work, easygoing storytelling, and a relaxed atmosphere. The show is free and family friendly.

This free clinic focuses on planning fall adventures in the Boundary Waters. It offers a chance to talk through BWCA trip ideas with Steve Schreader, owner of Lake State Mountaineering.

Gather by the river at Water Works Park for free trivia hosted by The Bar Exam. Bring a picnic, enjoy sunset views over the Mississippi, and team up with friends or meet new players as you tackle questions for prizes from local favorites such as La Madre, Off The Rails, Red Cow, Red Rabbit, and beem sauna. There is no registration and no cap on team size, so simply arrive ready to play. It is a relaxed midweek meetup where you can connect, test your knowledge, and soak up golden hour scenery. Free to enter and rewarding to win, this casual series is on its way to becoming a summer staple.

Bring your in-progress project and spend an hour crafting alongside others. Use this time to make headway on what you are already working on in a casual, shared setting.

Put your knowledge to the test with trivia that spans a wide range of categories. There is no cost to participate, and it is enjoyable for families, groups of friends, and coworkers.

Saint Harison brings the North America Tour to 7th St Entry with Shae Universe. This event is open to all ages. There is a firm ticket limit per customer and household, and attempts to exceed or get around it may lead to order cancellations without notice. All tickets have a transfer delay prior to the show.

Trivia Mafia brings bar trivia to James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in the karaoke bar. Prizes are up for grabs, with Uptown VFW gift cards among them. A $5 Jack Daniels special features multiple flavors, including Jack Daniels, Tennessee Fire, Tennessee Honey, and Tennessee Apple. There is no cover charge.

The Loons face Western Conference foe FC Dallas at Allianz Field, in a match presented by Xcel Energy.

Bryant Lake Bowl & Theater hosts an evening of global sounds as TaikoArts Midwest brings the living tradition of Edo festival music to the stage alongside Other Country Ensemble. Rooted in the street music of Edo, Japan, TAM’s Edo Bayashi Team presents drumming, melodies, and stage dance shaped by guidance from the renowned Wakayama Shachu. The ensemble is among the few in North America performing with a full set of officially recognized Edo Bayashi instruments, and they continue advanced study to help broaden Minnesota’s cultural arts landscape. Afterward, Other Country Ensemble caps the program with its Mediterranean-inflected world fusion. Recording will take place during the show. Tickets are $10 in advance and $15 at the door.

Transmission is a long-running music night at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 for people who enjoy a wide-ranging soundtrack. The playlist spans new wave, indie rock, British pop, funk, garage, punk, post-punk, synth-pop, electro and everything in between. No cover. It also airs as a weekly program on Minnesota Public Radio’s 89.3 The Current, with each episode built around a different theme.

At Big Wood Brewery, a high-energy emcee leads a lively cash giveaway with $400 up for grabs. Guests are encouraged to wear a favorite bar or brewery shirt to show support during Wet January.

Music Mayhem brings live music trivia to Camp Bar with fast paced rounds where you listen to songs, name the title and artist, and send in your answers on your phone. The quicker your correct response, the more points you earn. Energetic Trivia Jockeys keep the fun going throughout the event, with chances to win prizes between rounds and grand prizes up for grabs.

At St. Andrew's Lutheran Church - MN, a free produce market welcomes all. Bring your own bag and choose from eight kinds of produce. For the latest list of items and details on the visiting community resource, see the event discussion.

Drop in for open play designed for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Stay for the entire session or come by for a shorter visit, whatever fits your schedule. This program takes place at Arlington Hills Community Center.

This monthly in-person support group on grief and loss is facilitated by St. Croix Hospice bereavement staff. Each meeting focuses on a different grief-related topic and offers practical guidance for coping with the challenges of loss. It is open to anyone mourning a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or other family member, including those who have not received services from St. Croix Hospice. Participants will have time to share their own story and connect with others, and sharing is encouraged but not required. Attendance can be monthly or as schedules allow. Registration is not required.

An open, conversation-based gathering focused on learning about death and dying, offering space for candid discussion. Some topics may feel heavy, particularly for those who have recently experienced a loss, and participants are free to take part in the ways that feel right for them or step away at any time. This is a place for dialogue and education, not a grief support group.

Writers at every stage, from newcomers to published authors, are welcome at this monthly Inkwell Story Lab gathering. Guided by Minnesota author Allan Evans, founder of Stillwater Story House, each session offers a brief craft prompt, dedicated quiet writing time, and an optional discussion. There is no obligation to read work aloud, and feedback is provided only when requested, creating a relaxed atmosphere in a cozy bookstore setting. Attendees can bring a work in progress, a notebook, or even a rough first draft to spend focused time getting words on the page at Inkwell.

Esther’s Table returns with Dinner Du Nord 2026, featuring a family-style preview of a new menu. The meal opens with rosemary focaccia paired with olive tapenade, harissa hummus, and a vegetable crudité. A burrata and heirloom tomato salad follows with balsamic, olive oil, and fresh basil. Grilled late summer vegetables are brightened with lemon and a tahini vinaigrette. Mains include roasted chicken with chimichurri and grilled turnip, as well as grilled strip loin with charred leeks and baby potatoes. For dessert, Pasubio panna cotta arrives with blueberry and a honey tuile.

Back in Saint Paul, this walking dance party turns a simple stroll along Grand Avenue into a moving blend of music and movement. With a rolling speaker and plenty of tunes, it is open to anyone seeking a midweek reset built around fun and activity. The atmosphere is low pressure with no expectations, offering an easy way to get outside, move your body and shake off stress. It is part workout, part mood boost, part confidence builder, and a reminder not to take life too seriously. Dance, walk or mix the two, and every pace fits. In Saint Paul, it begins outside Caribou Coffee on Grand Avenue and takes place twice each month.

Participants set out on a paddle race from Bde Maka Ska to Lake of the Isles, then make the return trip to finish where they began. The route is a straightforward out-and-back that links the two lakes.

Elsie's Bowling Center hosts a meat raffle, with drawings for meat prizes.

Readers gather at The Women Collective for a welcoming discussion of The Sun Sets in Singapore, a novel that delves into friendship, cultural pressures, and the search for belonging. Attendees are encouraged to bring their copy of the book, something to write with, and a favorite drink. The conversation is open to those who have finished the story as well as anyone still reading, creating space for meaningful dialogue and connection.

Enjoy a free weekly bar trivia night presented by Trivia Mafia at Washington Square Bar & Grill. Trivia Mafia is a Minneapolis, Minnesota based operation that creates trivia experiences in bars, taprooms, distilleries, and private events across the Midwest and beyond, and it also presents themed trivia and other pub-style entertainment. Washington Square Bar & Grill features a full menu from breakfast through late night, a rotating selection of beers, live music, and patio seating, offering several ways to make the most of a visit.

Swing Night at the Wabasha Street Caves welcomes dancers of all experience levels for an evening of swing with the Minnesota Jazz Orchestra. Classic big band sounds create a nostalgic backdrop for dancing, and anyone who prefers to watch can relax and enjoy the live performance. A complimentary dance lesson is offered before the band begins to help everyone feel confident on the floor. Admission is $15.

The Graywolf Press 2026 Literary Salon brings together readers, writers, and literary friends for an evening focused on literature, conversation, and community. The program features Deb Olin Unferth, Karen Tei Yamashita, and Carmen Giménez, Graywolf's executive director and publisher, with Danez Smith as MC. A secret, exclusive experience will be unveiled during the salon.

VINGO brings music video bingo to the Uptown VFW, where participants can put their music video trivia knowledge to the test. It is free to play with chances to win fun prizes. The game is held in the Uptown VFW Karaoke Bar. There is no cover, and the THC Thursdays drink special offers $2 off all THC seltzers.

A music event at Animales BBQ, with food available. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

QuizBang Trivia is a team-based challenge hosted by a bartender, where groups answer lighthearted questions that test their knowledge for a chance to win various prizes.

Tank, lead singer of Outlaw Saint, marks his annual birthday bash with a new tradition that places the band as the featured act at Mad Mike's Open Mic during his birthday week. The night begins with performances from local jammers, then Outlaw Saint, a Minnesota hard rock band, delivers a half hour set at Route 47 in Fridley. Admission is free.

Inspired by a New York childhood and the vibrant spirit of performers on the streets and in the subway, this show brings that lively atmosphere to Underground Music Venue. The lineup features @lxmdca, @graceeveliina, and @itshareth, with artwork by @elustracao. Tickets are $15 and available online or at the door.

Participants compete across five rounds, with two games in each round, using a five minutes plus two seconds setting. There is no entry fee, and prizes may be offered courtesy of Leaning Tower. Results will not be rated.

This event marks a first-time appearance at a riverfront venue in Minneapolis, featuring music along with food and drinks available on site.

A long-running White Bear Lake tradition that began in the 1970s, this farmers market features over 50 vendors, including many family growers now in their second generation. Shoppers can find honey, maple syrup, jams, jellies and wild rice, along with natural cheeses, meats and fresh produce. Look for eggs from local farms, a variety of fruits and vegetables, fresh salmon, baked goods, organic treats for dogs, wildflowers and plants for your garden. There are also microgreens and organic, all natural beverages, plus more to explore. Vendor recruitment is not conducted through social posts or event comments. To inquire about becoming a vendor, contact White Bear Lake Public Works at 651-747-3650.

Keystone hosts seasonal community events that provide access to fresh produce and healthy foods. This event takes place at Roseville Covenant Church and is part of a series that also visits Rice and Arlington and Allianz Field during the summer. Everyone is welcome. Participation does not count as a food shelf visit, and no registration or ID is required.

This free, public meetup at Young Dance in the Twin Cities Metro focuses on safe babywearing. Caregivers can get personalized guidance on comfortable and secure carrying, try a variety of carriers from a lending library, and connect with others. Upon arrival, plan to sign in and check in any carriers, take part in introductions followed by a safety demonstration, ask questions one on one or in a group, and complete library checkouts. Membership is optional. The building uses a keypad for entry. When you arrive, search for Young Dance on the keypad to request access. For health considerations, please skip this session if you or your child are sick, or if there has been a recent fever, vomiting, or diarrhea. If a carrier needs to be returned while you are unable to attend, contact a leader to make special arrangements.

House of Hope in St. Paul hosts a farmers market featuring a broad mix of farms, bakeries, cafes, and producers. The vendor lineup is based on seasonality and may change. Expected vendors 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.

This monthly pop-up brings Underdare to Wild Things Collective and the Clapping Monkey House of Coffee on the second Friday and Saturday of each month. Browse gender-affirming underwear you can try on and purchase, with walk-ins welcome and no appointment required. The setup also features accessories, resource books, and other finds from the Underdare shop. Rounding out the experience are vintage treasures, plus coffee drinks and baked goods for a comfortable shopping break.

This craft night at Queermunity MN features community, food, crafts, and board games.

A varied, crowd-friendly performance designed to suit many different tastes. Expect a set aimed at appealing to a broad audience.

B-4 and J-Mo On The Beat & The J-Lighters return to The Blues Saloon after a great time at their last gathering. This follow-up event offers another evening together, keeping the good times going as they get back at it.

Varsity Theater hosts an all-ages concert from Brenn. The support lineup may change. Ticket access includes artist and Live Nation presales, options for Citi cardmembers, and a subsequent public sale. For ADA seating needs, purchase general admission tickets first, then email varsityinfo@livenation.com for assistance.

Try pottery without a long commitment in a one-time, hands-on introduction to wheel throwing. Geared toward beginners and anyone curious about a new creative outlet, this taster workshop covers the basics on the wheel in a relaxed, welcoming setting. It can double as a memorable date night, giving you a chance to experience something new together, share a few laughs, and enjoy some delightfully messy creativity while learning. Because wheel throwing takes years to refine, the focus stays on exploration rather than perfection. Arrive with a playful attitude, embrace the learning curve, and take pleasure in shaping something that feels uniquely yours.

Connect with neighbors on a community walk in Uptown, hosted by Uptown United. The group departs from Seven Points Uptown and splits into smaller groups to explore Hennepin, Lake, Lagoon, and Lyndale, finding new spots and grabbing a bite or a drink along the way. No registration is required, and some participants stay for dinner after the walk.

Star Wars Unlimited Constructed features a $10 entry. Registration includes one Weekly Play pack. A pack is awarded for each win over four rounds, and if you complete all four rounds without a win, you will still receive a consolation pack.

At Manitou Ridge Golf Course, Bruce brings a catalog of 1,100 hit songs that spans more than seven decades. He welcomes requests and gets people singing along and dancing, pairing a huge playlist with interactive moments. Recognized for showmanship that sticks in the memory, he also performs extensively each year in April and December, with more than 100 shows across Minnesota and Wisconsin.

A patio event at Burger Moe's features Mia Dorr and DJ Didi.

Bring a blanket or a lawn chair for a starlit night with friends and family at Edgcumbe Recreation Center. Settle in for a showing of School of Rock, and enjoy live music from Tainted Canyon before the movie begins. Movies in the Parks presents outdoor films at parks and recreation centers around Saint Paul, and this event is free and open to the public.

Off-Leash Area marks the 10th anniversary of its Neighborhood Garage Tour with Stardust Rendezvous, the company’s 37th original production. This whimsical sci-fi tale follows three travelers from faraway galaxies who crash on a lonely asteroid. Separated by language and values, and feeling homesick and uncertain, they work to bridge their differences and reach for something bigger together. One performance includes ASL interpretation. Audience seating is fully accessible at every tour stop, with limited accessibility in restrooms. The Garage Tour centers inclusion and access for artists and audiences of all abilities, with spoken and nonverbal elements intentionally woven into the performance so that accessibility is part of the art. Extending a 27-year legacy of inventive, high-energy, visually striking and award-winning work, the piece features choreography, script, music, projection design, lighting design, and performances created by Twin Cities artists. The event is hosted by Erin Landers and Jonah Udall. Highlighted on TPT’s MN Original and Fox 9 News, the annual Garage Tour has reached more than 3,600 Minnesotans through 120 performances of four original productions across 44 neighborhoods in 17 municipalities. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board grant supported by the arts and cultural heritage fund.

A 90-minute walking tour at St. Paul Cathedral explores Summit Avenue’s grand architecture alongside accounts of hauntings, folklore, and documented paranormal experiences. For ages 13 and up, tickets are $34.21 per person with taxes and fees included. Highlights include stories connected to the James J. Hill House, the tale of Molly at Forepaugh’s Mansion, the William Butler House, and the life of madame Nina Clifford, with additional threads touching on Amelia Earhart, spiritualism, and lingering local mysteries. The route also recalls a 1969 séance at the Griggs Mansion, where reporters described footsteps, knocks, and apparitions, then refused to return alone. Guided by storyteller Dangerous Linda, the pace is easy to moderate. The tour is wheelchair accessible with advance notice, welcomes service animals, and goes forward in cold weather or light rain, so dressing for the conditions is encouraged. Capacity is limited.

The main room features a full evening of live music. Scott Allen and the List open the show, Caribou Gone performs next, and Jaded brings the night to a close.

The VWO Planning Committee announces a fresh setting for its annual Home Opener Party, now moving to Tom's Watch Bar in downtown Minneapolis. The venue features a menu with many options and a wide selection of cold drinks, creating the backdrop for a signature VWO celebration that welcomes all fans, including Packer fans. Continuing a cherished tradition, the gathering supports a toy drive in honor of Kayleen Larson and her wish that toys be donated to Star Studio at Children’s Hospital each year on her birthday. Attendees are encouraged to bring a new toy for Children’s Hospital Minnesota or choose an item through the Amazon Gift List referenced in the event comments.

LP brings the All Is Not Lost Tour to The Fillmore Minneapolis. This is an all ages show. Support acts may be updated without notice. Ticketing information includes a general public onsale along with presales for the artist, Spotify, Affinity Plus, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmembers, as well as VIP package options and a Fall Into Fillmore 2 Pack offer.

An intimate duo performance features Bettye LaVette with Etienne Stadwijk on keyboards, creating a close-up setting that centers her voice and storytelling. Across the set, she revisits songs and memories from a 64-year career, letting each piece reflect her distinctive approach to interpretation. Her journey began in Detroit in 1962 at age sixteen with the Atlantic Records single My Man-He’s A Lovin’ Man, followed by recordings on several major labels through the 1960s and 1970s. She also appeared on Broadway in Bubbling Brown Sugar alongside Honi Coles and Cab Calloway. Since a major resurgence in 2000, her honors have included the R&B Foundation’s Pioneer Award, multiple Blues Music Awards, inductions into both the Blues Hall of Fame and the R&B Hall of Fame, the Americana Music Association’s Legacy Award, and seven Grammy nominations. Celebrated by the New York Times as one of the foremost soul interpreters of her generation, she is often praised for making any song entirely her own, with producer Steve Jordan comparing her artistry to the timeless impact of Frank Sinatra, Billie Holiday, and Miles Davis. Now 80 and still creating vital recordings, she remains one of the rare artists from the birth of 1960s soul who continues to perform with undiminished power.

Sam Barber appears at The Armory in Minneapolis, MN. The event is centered on Sam Barber at this venue.

Presented by Celtic Junction, this concert spotlights Seán Gavin, a celebrated uilleann piper and flutist, alongside accordionist Colm Gannon for an evening of traditional Irish music. The pair arrive on the heels of their new recording, “The Boys of 25.” Advance admission is $25, and attendees 18 and under are admitted at no charge. Gavin is widely regarded among leading traditional musicians. He is the first and only artist born outside Ireland to receive the Seán Ó Riada Gold Medal, has toured with Bua and Téada, and served as musical director for the PBS program I Am Ireland as well as the long-running Atlantic Steps. Gannon, a Boston native with Connemara roots, learned from his father and brother, has multiple recordings to his name, and is recognized as a young master of the tradition. He has also researched and taught about the links between American culture and Irish music, and the history of the music in Connemara with a focus on 20th-century accordion players. Daniel Neely of The Irish Echo praised The Boys of 25, commending both musicians and offering a strong recommendation.

Get ready for a night of music, laughter, and delightfully offbeat song choices at a lively karaoke gathering. Happy hour brings $1 doubles on domestic beers and rail drinks, along with Jell-O shots. Between turns at the mic, enjoy darts, pizza, pull tabs, and a full bar. Take on the bonus challenge by singing a song from Tammy’s Mystery Trivia Artist to earn a free drink. Seasoned belters, casual shower singers, and spectators alike will find something to enjoy.

Jane Don’t, a breakout talent from RuPaul’s Drag Race, takes the spotlight with comedy that leans into joyful chaos and razor sharp wit. Expect bold drag numbers, playful crowd interaction, and spontaneous surprises that could delightfully go off the rails. Local drag star Norvina Dubois and other special guests round out the lineup for a laugh-filled ride that nods to the spirit of Route 66.

Presented by First Avenue, this show features VWILLZ with Adam Yokum and Jgriff at First Avenue & 7th St Entry. Admission is 18 and over with a valid government ID.

A weekend football getaway carries fans from Winnipeg, MB to Minneapolis, MN for the Green Bay Packers versus Minnesota Vikings rivalry at U.S. Bank Stadium. This three-day, two-night bus tour features live NFL action along with time for shopping and sightseeing in Minneapolis. The package includes roundtrip motorcoach transportation, hotel accommodations with breakfast, a standard game ticket in the 300 level, a duty-free stop, planned outlet shopping visits, and free time to explore the city. Pricing in Canadian funds is $623.18 per person for quad occupancy, $654.00 per person for triple occupancy, $715.56 per person for double or couples, $468.18 per child for the kids rate, and $922.94 per person for single occupancy, plus GST. A $200 deposit is required, with the remaining balance due 45 days prior to departure.

Ease into the weekend with a welcoming, all-levels yoga session at Wise Acre Eatery that blends thoughtful movement, mindful breathing, and a quiet finish to reset for the day. The class is held outside on the patio and in the parking lot, so come prepared for the weather. Afterward, there is time to connect and enjoy bites from Wise Acre. This donation-based gathering supports accessibility and community connection, with a portion of proceeds benefiting local mutual aid efforts for families affected by recent events. Any cancellations will be shared on social media before class.

The Bond Between’s annual Fast & The Furriest 5K brings runners, walkers, and their dogs to Thomas Beach at Lake Bde Maka Ska for a community fundraiser supporting animals in need. All ages, paces, fitness levels, and breeds are welcome in this family friendly, fully dog friendly event. Registration costs $25 for adults and $15 for children. The goal is to raise $100,000 to help rescue and care for animals, and every step taken on the course contributes to that mission.

The City of Fridley is hosting a recycling drop-off and paper shredding event at Recycling Technologies. Small electronics can be recycled at no cost. Residents receive $50 in discounts to apply toward items that are not free to recycle, and payment for other items is accepted by cash or check only. Accepted materials include electronics, appliances, mattresses, tires, cords and cables, scrap metal, and more.

Only Odds in Minnesota 2026 takes place at Maplewood YMCA and centers on a streamlined set of puzzle events. Competitors can enter 3x3, 5x5, 7x7, Pyraminx, and Skewb. The field is limited to 100 participants.

Choose between 10 miles and 20 miles at a run organized by the White Bear Lake Lions, held at Ramsey County Beach.

Neighborhood Roots’ Southwest Farmers Market brings South Minneapolis to life each Saturday with an abundant selection from local farmers and makers. Stalls showcase seasonal produce, meats and fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked treats, flowers, handmade crafts, natural hygiene and body care items, pantry staples, and more. Shoppers can enjoy ready-to-eat meals, fresh coffee, and refreshing drinks while browsing. Each market features live music from a rotating lineup of local performers, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. The Power of Produce Club is offered on the first and third Sundays of the month, giving kids hands-on ways to connect with local food and a $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables.

Discover deals and hidden gems at the 5th Annual Flea Market Event Show at West Side Ice Arena. Admission is free for the public to browse, chat, network, shop, and enjoy the outdoor atmosphere, while only vendors need tickets. Expect a lively mix of brand new and used merchandise, unique handcrafted items, vintage and antique finds, toys, collectible Hot Wheels and Pokemon, along with baked goods, cottage foods, and plenty to eat from food trucks and stands. This in-person marketplace also features a date at Aldrich Ice Arena, offering a bustling setting where treasures are waiting to be found.

Mac returns to WSFM to entertain shoppers at the market. Coffee, treats, and groceries will be available to enjoy during the performance.

Celebrate the 27th season of the Northeast Farmers Market with a lively community marketplace featuring area growers, artisan makers, delicious food, and live music. Families will find plenty to enjoy while supporting local farmers and small businesses. The market happens rain or shine. EBT is accepted and Market Bucks are available. Free parking is provided, and pets are not permitted.

Connect with neighbors at a relaxed community meetup hosted at Oldies & Goodies in Downtown White Bear Lake. Coffee is complimentary, and attendees are asked to bring their own mug. If coffee is not your thing, you can bring another beverage or simply come without one. Advance registration is encouraged, but it is not required.

Enjoy an outdoor Nia class on the grass at Hidden Falls Regional Park. This free session, offered through St. Paul Fitness in the Park and co-taught by Beth Giles and Andrea Weiss, blends nine movement forms from dance, martial arts, and healing arts. It encourages full-body movement in a sustainable way that focuses on sensing joy and comfort rather than pain. The practice is adaptable for all ages and fitness levels, ranging from a vigorous aerobic workout to a gentler experience based on the intensity each person chooses. Wear comfortable clothing. Nia is traditionally practiced barefoot, though clean, soft-soled shoes are an option. Bring a water bottle and a mat or towel for the end of class. Parking is available near the picnic pavilion at the North Gate, and the group gathers in the small valley just below the pavilion. Donations are optional and can be made in cash, via Venmo, or by using class packages through Momence. Bug spray and sunscreen will be available.

The inaugural Asian Makers Market celebrates Asian cultures through local artists, handmade goods, and memorable flavors at Aldrich Arena. More than 45 vendors and food trucks will offer handmade products, art, clothing, home goods, jewelry, desserts, cultural creations, and more, highlighting and supporting AAPI-owned small businesses and makers. This indoor market features outdoor food trucks, with free admission and free parking. Hosted by PaChia Blooms. To help prevent scams, posts related to the event require approval from the host.

The Minneapolis Monarch Festival at Lake Nokomis Community Center honors the monarch butterfly’s remarkable 2,300 mile journey from Minnesota to Mexico with music, food, dance, and hands-on art. Guests can browse native plant sales, see monarchs up close, explore their habitats, and discover practical ways to help. The festival area is just east of the community center, bounded by E. Minnehaha Parkway, Woodlawn Boulevard, and E. Nokomis Parkway. Organizers are collaborating with artists and science partners to provide activities and learning opportunities throughout the event.

A welcoming space for creatives to work on any kind of project alongside others. Fresh coffee is available, with cozy seating that suits knitters and large tables for spreading out materials. Power outlets are handy for sewing machines or glue guns, and there are sinks and easy-to-clean work surfaces for messy tasks. Friends and neighbors are invited. Teens are welcome with an attending adult.

Hosted by the team behind Totally Rad Vintage Fest, Twin Cities Vintage Flea is a pop-up market at North Loop Green that brings together retro enthusiasts and collectors. Browse handpicked vintage clothing, accessories, and collectibles spanning many eras. The event is free to attend, offering a chance to uncover unique finds, support local vendors, and connect with fellow vintage fans.

The official Hello Kitty Cafe Truck makes a stop at Rosedale Center, with the truck set up in the upper level lot near Dick’s Sporting Goods. Inside the mall, an exclusive activation adds even more to explore, including a Hello Kitty themed backdrop for photos and a special Hello Kitty cafe. A flower bar invites guests to create a custom bouquet accented with Hello Kitty, free while supplies last, and additional Hello Kitty surprises can be found throughout Rosedale Center.

Walk for Recovery at the Minnesota State Capitol offers a day immersed in the recovery community, demonstrating the strength of that community. Attendees can connect with a wide range of organizations and resources from the recovery community, enjoy food trucks, and listen to music.

Explore cookie decorating with Maddie of Garty Goodies at Bachman's Floral, Gift & Garden. This hands-on class covers the essentials, from dialing in icing consistency to piping, outlining, flooding, and finishing touches, while you create a set of seasonal designs. Step by step guidance, tips, and tricks keep the process approachable for beginners and helpful for anyone looking to refine skills. Everyone leaves with a decorated cookie collection, new techniques to use at home, and a 4 inch blooming plant grown by Bachman's. The instructor, Maddie Gartmann, is the owner of Garty Goodies and a self-taught cookie artist since 2015 who specializes in custom sugar cookies and teaches in person and online.

MWCA presents a wood carving show that highlights craftsmanship and creativity. Carvers can showcase their own pieces and put their skills on display.

Extend a farmers market morning at Day Block Brewing with locally brewed beer, house-made kombucha, and fresh microgreens. The kombucha lineup features Watermelon Strawberry, Margarita, Blackberry, and Chai Tea, and a $10 flight is available to sample them all. $5 pints are poured for on-site enjoyment, and $5 microgreen blends are offered to take home. It is a simple way to relax with friends, enjoy something refreshing, and bring home fresh greens for the week.

Conductor Jack leads a family music experience that encourages kids and families to dance, sing, and slow down together. An Emmy Award-winning children’s educator and entertainer and a train enthusiast, he performs family folk songs and children’s music for ages 1 to 101. He plays live without backing tracks on guitar, ukulele, harmonica, kazoo, and more, offering a playful introduction to music, movement, and educational fun for young children. Recognized as Nashville’s number one children’s entertainer for five consecutive years.

Selby Avenue JazzFest marks 25 years with a full day of live music, local food, and family activities. Rooted in the heart of Rondo, the event honors a historic Saint Paul community whose cultural legacy has endured despite displacement, highlighting resilience, creativity, and connection. This milestone year includes plans for something special, with the artist lineup to be announced and a few standout performances on the way. Friends, families, and lawn chairs are welcome as this Twin Cities tradition continues to bring people together through jazz.

A free Fix-It Clinic invites people to bring broken household items and work side by side with skilled volunteers to diagnose problems and make repairs. Help is available for small appliances, clean clothing, electronics, mobile devices, and similar items. Service is first come, first served, and no pre-registration is required. Along with getting things working again, the clinic focuses on teaching practical troubleshooting and basic repair skills, strengthening community ties, and reducing waste by keeping repairable items out of the trash.

Capture the bustle of a Fix-it Clinic as community members arrive with worn or broken items and leave with renewed possibilities. This sketch-focused meetup takes place at St. Anthony Village City Hall & Community Center. Participants gather at the registration desk to get started, come together later for a throwdown to share work, and those who wish can keep drawing until the clinic closes. Organizers and volunteers welcome sketching, but not everyone may want to be drawn, so ask permission first or at least make eye contact so people know what you are doing.

Mississippi State travels to Minneapolis to face Minnesota in a rare matchup between an SEC team and a Big Ten opponent at Huntington Bank Stadium. With contrasting styles and new contributors stepping into important roles, this early nonconference test offers a snapshot of where both programs stand. Tickets are available.

The third annual Stride for Empowerment is a community walk, run, and roll presented by the IDISCY Foundation at Como Regional Park in St. Paul. This inclusive event supports people living with Muscular Dystrophy and related neuromuscular diseases. Participants can choose a park loop, take on a 5K run, or roll the route. Proceeds help fund scholarships as well as adaptive and medical equipment for the community. Registration options range from a basic entry to packages that include a T-shirt, a water bottle, and a premium bundle. Children under five can participate at no cost, and a virtual option is available. A raffle will be held, with $5 tickets and bundle deals, and the drawing features a $150 gift card toward a new pair of running or walking shoes.

Celebrate Ag & Food Day 2026 features a Gopher Football matchup with Mississippi State University and highlights Minnesota’s agricultural and food industries. Attendees can show their support for these sectors while enjoying the game. More details will be announced soon.

Target Field sets the stage as the Minnesota Twins welcome the Cleveland Guardians for a matchup at the ballpark. Arrive early to take advantage of $2 beers offered before the game through the scheduled first pitch.

Poppy Red Productions, Graze Food Hall, and the Minnesota Twins present a local outdoor music series now in its second season, featuring a live set from Andra Suchy. The North Dakota native is known for a classically trained voice and a background in musical theater, with collaborations that span Brad Paisley, Mindy Smith, Emmylou Harris, Chris Thile, John Prine, and Renee Fleming, along with studio work with The Honeydogs, Jonny Lang, Peter Ostroushko, and Soul Asylum's Dave Pirner. Her career highlights include performances at The Ryman Auditorium, First Avenue, and The Bohemian Hall, as well as regular appearances on A Prairie Home Companion. As a songwriter, she released Patchwork Story in 2006 and followed with Little Heart on Red House Records, a twang-tinged blend of country, rock, folk, and blues that found a home on Americana and AAA radio and led to showcases at SXSW and the International Folk Alliance Conference in Memphis. This free outdoor performance is open to everyone.

This casual cruise-in car show takes place across from Wildflower Coffee in St Paul, Minnesota. It offers a relaxed, park-and-show atmosphere where car enthusiasts can see vehicles up close and connect with others who share the same passion.

This two-day community celebration brings together food, entertainment, games, and dancing, along with bingo, pull tabs, and a silent auction. One day centers on a street dance with pull tabs, food trucks, a silent auction, and beverages. The other day offers a turkey dinner, more pull tabs, the Teddy Bear Band, bingo, and beverages.

Two-act live music showcase featuring Jeff Lemiesz with a solo acoustic set, followed by 23 Watts.

Experience The Matches with Decomposer 20 Years Later at Varsity Theater. All ages are welcome. Supporting performers may change. For ADA seating requests, purchase general admission tickets first, then contact the venue for assistance. Ticket access includes a public sale, a Live Nation presale, plus Citi cardmember presale and preferred options.

Candace Cameron Bure brings her live tour to the State Theatre in Minneapolis, featuring an engaging evening of interactive games with prizes, heartfelt storytelling, and faith-centered conversations designed to uplift and encourage. Following her sold-out 2025 run, this two-hour program is part of an eight-city tour and includes insights from Dr. Tabatha, a triple board certified physician who focuses on helping women reconnect body, mind, and soul for true healing. The night follows a tiered entry format that begins with The Full Experience VIP, then Early Entry with a Q&A, followed by general admission before the program starts. Attendees can expect plenty of laughter, encouragement, and renewed motivation to live with purpose and joy. Tickets are on sale now. For safety and authenticity, third-party ticket resale is not permitted on TPR. event pages. To ensure valid tickets and receive important updates or assistance, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet. Tickets acquired through third parties are not guaranteed by TPR. and may limit available support.

SUGAR brings the Love You Even Still 2026 World Tour to First Avenue, presented by The Current, with J. Robbins of Jawbox as a special guest. This engagement spans three consecutive nights, offering multiple chances to experience the show.

MNUFC2 takes on Whitecaps FC 2 at the National Sports Center Stadium in Blaine, featuring a matchday filled with extras for fans. Parking is free in Lots F and G, which are open all day on a first come, first served basis. Tailgating is welcome, with Lot F suggested for pre match gatherings, and there is no designated area required. Please keep glass and charcoal out of tailgate setups, do not feed wildlife, dispose of trash and recycling properly, and keep alcoholic beverages within Lots F and G. Enter through the North Gate, which will be the only entry point and will open one hour before kickoff. Expect fan-friendly activities such as a designated autograph area and postgame penalty kicks.

Contra Dance fills the Large Studio at Tapestry Folkdance Center with a welcoming introduction for newcomers followed by a full session of dancing led by a caller. The caller teaches each figure with a walkthrough, then continues to cue as the music plays. Dancers move in longways sets, with partners facing one another in lines along the hall, sharing figures related to old-time square dancing. No partner is required, partners rotate throughout, and every dance is taught. The music draws on traditional acoustic styles, often featuring fiddles and other lively instruments, with influences from New England, French Canadian, Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton, and contemporary compositions. Admission varies by format and by age or membership. With live music, prices are 15 dollars for general admission, 12 dollars for Tapestry members, 8 dollars for young adults ages 18 to 30, 4 dollars for youth ages 10 to 17, and free for children under 10. With recorded music, prices are 12 dollars for general admission, 10 dollars for members, and 7 dollars for young adults and youth ages 10 to 21. Pay What You Choose is available from the first through the seventh day of each month. No prior experience is needed. Comfortable shoes are recommended, and participants may come with or without a partner.

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Warm up your vocal cords for karaoke at Boulevard, with the mic open every Saturday. If a little confidence helps, there is an all-day happy hour featuring buy one, get one single pours on any single-bottle pour, including rail, call, or top-shelf selections. Domestic 20 ounce taps are $4.75 and house wines are $5.

Find a wide selection of sterling silver jewelry near the giant rooster just off Lyndale. This appearance marks the 23rd year at the Market, coming off a record season without a single weather-related absence, even on an August Saturday when wind pushed the rain sideways. Hopes are set on matching that attendance in 2026, minus the sideways showers.

A longstanding tradition in the Twin Cities running scene, the City of Lakes Half Marathon has brought runners together for more than 60 years. The route circles Lakes Harriet and Bde Maka Ska in South Minneapolis, giving participants and spectators scenic lakefront views throughout the course. This race reaches capacity each year. Those who sign up early may be able to opt in to receive a City of Lakes hat as part of early registration.

Experience the rivalry as the MN Vikings face the Green Bay Packers at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. This travel package includes chartered bus transportation from Sioux Falls, a game ticket, and a one-night stay at the Marriott City Center in downtown Minneapolis. Seating options are available at $600 per person for lower level or $400 per person for upper level, based on double occupancy. The bus departs from Sioux Falls and returns the following day. A $250 deposit is required to reserve a seat. For more information, contact Darin Benning at 605-201-5207 or benker45@sio.midco.net.

Neighborhood Roots' Kingfield Farmers Market brings South Minneapolis together with a lively neighborhood marketplace featuring goods from local growers and makers. Browse seasonal produce, meats and fish, eggs, craft cheeses, fresh baked treats, flowers, handmade creations, natural body and hygiene products, pantry favorites, and more. Arrive hungry, because there are plenty of ready to eat choices along with fresh coffee and cold drinks to enjoy while you explore. A changing mix of local musicians and artists performs live at each market, creating a friendly, all ages community vibe. Families can also check out the Power of Produce (POP) Club, where kids connect with local food through engaging activities and receive a $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables.

The Big Red Barn Farmers Market is operated by the Maplewood Area Historical Society and held at Bruentrup Heritage Farm. Those interested in becoming vendors can apply through the organizers.

Explore foundational West African drumming in a weekly class led by Dan that welcomes drop-in attendance. Geared to beginners and advanced beginners, each session focuses on core rhythms and playing techniques while developing confidence and musical understanding. Drums are supplied, and the cost is $15 per person per class. Participants of all gender identities are welcome. To protect the flooring, remove street shoes upon arrival. Slippers or other clean indoor footwear may be worn, and a limited number of clean socks can be borrowed. The center is in the basement of the Dow Building and is reached by one flight of stairs.

Minneapolis Vintage Market pops up at Sociable Cider Werks with a broad lineup of Minnesota vendors offering vintage clothing, accessories, and home goods in one place. Coffee, cider, and food will be available for purchase, plus a pop-up photo booth hosted by Darin Kamnetz and music from DJ Buster Baxter. Admission options include a $10 early bird ticket that grants first access to the vintage selection and a complimentary drip coffee, as well as free general admission. Early bird tickets are non-refundable.

Now in its seventh season, the Sunday Funday series at Gustavus Lutheran Church brings a relaxed food truck gathering with live music and plenty of seating. Guests can sample a wide range of eats from Hydration Shuttle, Long’s combo Roll cuisines, California Dip & Eat, Xai the corn guy, El Mexicano, Twin Cities Gyros, Casanova Rice and Shawarmin, Fire Cream, and Eggroll Queen, with more vendors joining as well. Families and friends can settle in at tables and enjoy a day centered on food and fun. Admission is free for the public and for participating food trucks. Be cautious of anyone asking for money or personal details to become a vendor. Questions can be directed to Eggroll Queen by message or email.

St. Paul Deaf Club hosts a tailgate gathering at Charles Thompson Hall for the Minnesota Vikings matchup with the Green Bay Packers. This event is part of a seven Sunday series of tailgates for Vikings games, featuring an all you can eat menu for $12 with a special food theme for each game. Drinks including beer, wine, pop and water are sold separately. Food is served before kickoff, and cash games for prizes are available. For more information, email hfuechtmann@charlesthompsonhall.org or text 612-532-9553.

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

Carinderia returns as a monthly event with Filipino cuisine and Filipino vendors. Enjoy traditional dishes and browse goods from participating sellers in one place.

A car show at Rusty Cow showcases both classic automobiles and contemporary models. Attendees can browse a range of vehicles from different eras, all gathered in one place.

Fairy Tails Grooming offers quick nail care for pets on a walk in basis. No appointment is needed, and service is handled in the order of arrival. Options include dog nail trimming for $12, dog nail grinding for $18, and cat nail trimming for $18, with tax added. For questions, call or text 763-318-7685.

Browse a pop-up vintage flea market in Saint Paul presented by the team behind Totally Rad Vintage Fest in partnership with Bad Weather Brewing. Discover a thoughtfully selected mix of vintage clothing, accessories, collectibles, and more from across the decades. Admission is free, making it an easy way to find unique pieces, support local vendors, and connect with fellow vintage enthusiasts while enjoying a Bad Weather Brewing beer.

Discover candle making in a beginner friendly, hands-on class that takes you from setup to a finished creation. All tools and materials are provided, including quality waxes and wicks along with a wide range of high quality fragrances. With step by step instruction, you will get familiar with the essential equipment, compare different waxes and their properties, learn how wick choice influences burn performance, and pick the best wick for your project. Personalize your candle by selecting two scents from a curated collection, follow safe pouring practices, and pick up expert techniques for reliable results. Leave with a one of a kind candle you crafted yourself, ready to enjoy or gift. As a Classpop class, it is designed to be a friendly, social experience.

Instructors from the Bee Squad lead an in-person beekeeping workshop in the teaching apiary on the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus. The session centers on preparing colonies for winter success by ensuring adequate honey stores, maintaining a strong and healthy population, and keeping mite and disease levels low. Participants will evaluate colonies and determine appropriate actions with guidance on feeding, when to combine hives, and effective mite management. Pre-registration is required, and the fee is $30 per workshop unless otherwise noted. Online registration closes the morning of class, and refunds are available for cancellations made up to a week in advance. All attendees must be at least 18 years old. Each participant must bring a bee veil, bee jacket, or full bee suit for work in the apiary and be willing to work without gloves. Prior experience is recommended, such as completing Beekeeping in Northern Climates or another basic beekeeping course, or having kept bees for at least one year.

Part of the Music in the Chapel series, which presents an eclectic mix of performers and local musicians, this special performance features Dòrian in Lakewood’s historic Memorial Chapel. The setting highlights the chapel’s acoustic and visual qualities.

Yinglong offers affordable, inclusive Kung Fu training with a strong focus on self defense. Adults and teens are welcome to observe a session or step onto the floor for a complimentary first class. Instruction is rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition and prioritizes real-world application to enhance personal safety. Training emphasizes practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness, using direct, powerful movements while still nurturing the grace, mindfulness, and discipline associated with Kung Fu. The environment is designed to be safe for all backgrounds and experience levels, with support for a wide range of personal safety and fitness goals. Details about continuing after the free trial, including cost, can be found through the tickets link.

An all-ages open mic fills The Finnish Bistro in St. Anthony Park with music, poetry, and live performance. Sign-up is available before the performances, and each participant can share two to three songs depending on how many people take part. A full sound system and an 88-key electric keyboard are set up on stage to make performing simple and enjoyable. The event is hosted by a rotating team of local musicians, including Ry Edwards, Caley Factorial, Lexi Modica, and Jun Sugiyama. Across the season, it also spotlights outstanding talent with special 30-minute featured artist sets. The café offers a cozy atmosphere along with a full menu of food, drinks, and desserts.

Fiddler Mary DuShane appears at Waldmann Brewery with guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Nick Jordan. DuShane first played fiddle with the Powdermilk Biscuit Band on Garrison Keillor’s Prairie Home Companion and has since performed in bands rooted in country rock, old time, country swing, country blues, and Cajun music. Jordan is a seasoned performer who sings and plays guitar, mandolin, flute, whistle, and foot percussion. Together they share songs from old time, Cajun, and swing traditions, along with Appalachian pieces and a selection of Irish fiddle tunes.

Sons of Legion brings the Soul to Søl World Tour to Uptown Theater for an all-ages show. Opening acts are subject to change. Tickets will be available to the general public, with presale options for fan club members, the artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardholders, plus VIP packages and a Citi cardmember preferred option.

honestav brings The Sweet American Boy Tour to Varsity Theater. Entry is open to guests 15 and older with a valid ID, and attendees under 15 may attend when accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Supporting acts may change. For accessible seating, purchase general admission tickets first, then contact the venue to arrange accommodations. Tickets are available through a public on-sale, with additional options that include an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember presale and preferred ticket opportunities.

A full-band performance highlights Hewing’s concert series in its sixth installment, featuring standout local artists. Expect an intimate Minneapolis atmosphere and renowned rooftop vistas that set the scene for a memorable experience.

Montreal vocalist and songwriter Dominique Fils-Aimé brings an intimate, immersive performance that blends jazz, soul, and blues. A two-time JUNO Award recipient, she earned Vocal Jazz Album of the Year for Our Roots Run Deep and also received the Félix Award for Best Jazz Album at ADISQ. She unveiled the second chapter of her sophomore trilogy with the album My World Is The Sun, continuing a pursuit of sonic, creative, and spiritual freedom. Her live presence, captured on Live at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, reflects a deep commitment to connection with listeners. Her touring history includes stages such as Blue Note New York and Blue Note Los Angeles, the Monterey Jazz Festival, and the North Sea Jazz Festival, and she has opened for Melody Gardot, Diana Krall, and Jamie Cullum in European theaters. This appearance is part of a world tour that brings the new album to the stage.

Homestyle Dinner Rolls blends the punch of pop punk with the grit of classic rock, grunge, and indie to create a powerful, guitar driven sound. Known around the area for high energy shows and memorable melodies, the band is drawing attention well beyond the local scene.

First Avenue presents an event featuring The Wilder Blue, open only to guests 21 and older.

The sixth annual Agents4Kids charity golf tournament is paired with a silent auction at TPC Twin Cities. Online registration will be available.

Learn to sew the Gotta Have It Bag in a Flash Monday class at Affinity For Quilts. This zippered organizer features clear vinyl pockets that keep contents visible and tidy, making it useful for sewing notions, cosmetics, art tools, travel items, and more. With instruction from Susan Drabek, you will build the bag from start to finish while practicing confident zipper installation, sewing with quilting vinyl, and adding simple quilted layers with straight line stitching. You will leave with a completed organizer and fresh ideas for gifting and home storage. Designed for beginning bag makers. Class fee is $15.

The NSC Fund for Play Golf Classic is a fundraising tournament that supports the National Sports Center Foundation’s goal of giving every child the chance to play. Competitors will play a traditional four-person scramble with a shotgun start at Victory Links Golf Course at the National Sports Center. Registration is $560 for a foursome or $140 for an individual.

This is a weekly car meet known as Hot Sauce Tuesday.

Clive's Roadhouse in Blaine hosts Purse Bingo with Blaine Youth Hockey. Enjoy rounds of bingo while happy hour glasses of house wine are offered during play. There are no advance sales for tickets, packets, or table reservations, and any comments claiming otherwise or attempting to sell them are not from Clive's Roadhouse or Blaine Youth Hockey. Bring your bingo dabber and enjoy the games.

At the Heritage Center of Brooklyn Center, this women’s luncheon focuses on reuniting families affected by addiction and the perseverance it takes to heal. Attendees will hear firsthand accounts from women who have overcome chemical dependency and worked to reconnect with parents, children, and siblings. The event begins with a social hour that includes a silent auction, then continues with a seated lunch and program. Presented with support from Luther Auto.

Target Field provides the backdrop as the Minnesota Twins host the New York Yankees. This home matchup brings the teams together for a head-to-head game on the diamond.

Booker T. Jones brings the sound of Memphis soul to The Parkway Theater for an all-ages concert. As the driving force behind Booker T. & the MGs, he is a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, a multiple GRAMMY Award winner, and a Lifetime Achievement Award honoree, widely recognized as the foremost Hammond B3 organist. His musical journey began early, and by sixteen he already had a hit to his name. With Booker T. & the MGs he recorded Green Onions, a breakout single that sold over a million copies and later appeared on Rolling Stone’s list of the 500 greatest songs. Over the years he has continued to shape and elevate soul music, distilling its essence and fueling its lasting popularity.

Lily Allen performs at The Armory in Minneapolis, MN.

Discover how new technologies are shaping the lives of older adults and those who care for them at a focused conference hosted at the Heritage Center of Brooklyn Center. Created for aging services professionals, caregivers, and older adults, the program highlights innovations and practical solutions. The keynote panel examines AI and aging, exploring its promise, potential risks, and practical effects. Tickets are available, including early bird pricing.

At Community of Grace, everyone is welcome to pick up produce at no cost. Please bring a bag and choose from eight kinds of produce. For details on that week’s selection and the visiting community resource, see the event discussion.

Experience live jazz alongside dinner at a family-run cafe. Free parking is available and there is no cover charge. All ages are welcome. Reservations are recommended.

This event honors The Women Collective's second anniversary while unveiling its Signature Private Label Collection. Be among the first to shop the new line, designed to reflect the organization’s focus on community, connection, and purpose. Additional details will be shared soon.

North Star Blues 2026 brings a full weekend of music, hangouts, dancing, and parties to Minneapolis, all centered on an Under the Sea theme. There are no classes, just a cozy, laid-back atmosphere with plenty of time to connect with friends on and off the dance floor.

This Oktoberfest celebration features live music and traditional dance under a tented beer garden. German fare is on offer along with Oktoberfest beers and freshly brewed root beer. Commemorative options include salt-glazed anniversary steins and 2026 glass tankards. Family Days are part of the schedule, with free admission for children under five. If capacity is reached, visits may be limited to three hours so everyone has a chance to take part. Parking is limited, so ride sharing, scooters, or bicycles are recommended.

Carly Pearce performs live at Fine Line Music Cafe in Minneapolis, MN.

A community-wide super sale surrounds Lake of the Isles as more than one hundred yard sales pop up across East Isles, Lowry Hill, East Bde Maka Ska, Kenwood, Cedar-Isles-Dean, and The Wedge. Residents within these neighborhoods can host a sale for a $20 fee that includes placement on an interactive map, promotional support, an official lawn sign, and the option to have leftover items collected for donation. As part of the festivities, Free Geek will operate an electronics recycling drop-off. The event is presented in partnership by the East Isles, Lowry Hill, East Bde Maka Ska, Kenwood, Cedar-Isles-Dean, and The Wedge neighborhood associations, with support from The UPS Store Uptown and Deborah Spirn of Keller Williams Integrity Lakes Realty.

Celebrate the world of model railroading with a semi-annual show and sale at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, inside the Education Building in Saint Paul. Watch operating layouts in a variety of scales and browse more than 200 tables filled with new and pre-owned scale models. The selection includes toy trains in HO, O, 027, N, S, and Z, along with antiques, collectibles, tools, books, videos, toys, buildings, magazines, prints, posters, photos, and more. Young visitors can enjoy story time with Engineer Paul during the event. Admission is $7 for ages 8 and up, and children 7 and under get in free. Tickets are sold at the door and cash is required, with an ATM available on site.

Facilitated by Kelly Grosklags and her team, this day-long grief retreat centers on how love can continue and even grow after a death. Past participants shared that they left feeling less alone and more connected with others. Early registration is recommended.

Celebrate creativity at the 5th Annual Art on The Edge Festival set by Father Hennepin Bluff Park beside the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. Explore work from artisans and makers offering handcrafted jewelry, paintings, photography, and other one of a kind gifts. Connect with holistic practitioners for energy healing, intuitive readings, and spiritual guidance. Enjoy live music and performances in a scenic riverside setting, meet new people, and spend time in a welcoming, family friendly atmosphere. Admission is free. Opportunities for vendors and artists are planned, with contract details to be shared soon.

Stretch and smile through a playful session that blends gentle, all-level yoga with the irresistible charm of corgi puppies. Enjoy 30 minutes of beginner-friendly movement while short-legged companions wander the room, then unwind with another 30 minutes devoted to cuddles, photos, and free play. Held at Studio One Yoga, this event offers a welcoming setting to relax, laugh, and connect with fellow dog lovers while soaking up plenty of wagging tails and sweet puppy affection. Mats are provided. Bringing a supply donation for Coco's Heart rescue enters you into a drawing for two complimentary tickets to a future event.

Created by Gloria Carpenter, this playful one-block marathon raises funds for the White Bear Area Food Shelf. Participants can enjoy two White Castles provided by Mueller Memorial and lemonade from Raising Cane's before the dash, grab a bottle of water at the midpoint, and celebrate at the finish with Caribou Coffee and donut holes. The event has already generated more than $140,000 for the food shelf across its first 13 years. A tax-deductible donation of $40 per participant, or $15 for children under 12, includes food before and after the race and a T-shirt. Early registrants receive a custom finisher shirt. T-shirts can be picked up at the food shelf after registration while supplies last, and tours of the food shelf will be available.

Presented by Minnesota’s Black Community Project, an African American centered nonprofit in Minnesota, this screening features the new documentary Spotlight on Minnesota’s Triumphant African American Community. The film explores what success looks like for African Americans in Minnesota today, highlighting achievements in business and entrepreneurship, community service, education, entertainment, fine arts, the film industry, government, health and medicine, journalism, law, media and communications, religion and churches, and sports. Building on the earlier work of the late Walter R. Scott Sr., the documentary continues a tradition of profiling Black Minnesotans who have flourished across many professions before and after the Civil Rights era. Scott’s self-published titles include the Centennial Edition of the Minneapolis Beacon from 1956, Minneapolis Negro Profile from 1968, and Minnesota’s Black Community from 1976. The screening is free and open to the public, and registration is required. The film and books by Minnesota’s Black Community Project and Walter R. Scott Sr. will be available for purchase at the event. The showing takes place at the Minnesota Historical Society.

Capital City Fest brings the Minnesota State Capitol grounds to life with community spirit, music, food, local businesses, and family-friendly activities in the heart of Saint Paul. The day includes live performances, a lineup of food trucks, a vendor marketplace, a dedicated kids area, a car show, wrestling, community resources, and the Battle of the Bands. Built as a salute to the people, creativity, and culture that define the city, it offers something for all ages. Details about opportunities for vendors, sponsors, performers, and car show participants will be shared soon, and registration is currently open.

The tenth anniversary of CLUES Fiesta Latina brings a free, family-friendly community festival to CHS Field. The event highlights Latino culture and heritage with arts programming and connections to essential resources. Attendees can enjoy activities for all ages, live music, community resource offerings, backpack giveaways, food, and more.

Break the Bubble returns to Forgotten Star Brewing for the brewery's annual Oktoberfest, with lederhosen welcome. This gathering is focused on making friends, not dating or professional networking. The format is simple... pick up a name tag and introduce yourself to someone new, with a theme question to be announced to help start conversations. A previous outing at this location drew a large turnout. Open to anyone 21 and over and free to attend.

A meet and greet with Safe Hands Rescue at Makwa Coffee brings together adoptable puppies and adult dogs eager to meet potential families. Enjoy coffee, tea, or a pastry while spending time with the pups. The gathering takes place outside on the covered sidewalk. Makwa Coffee is a community centered craft coffee shop that is Ojibwe and queer owned. All are welcome. Foster families will need time to set up before visitors are welcomed. For updates on which dogs will attend, check Safe Hands Rescue on Facebook and Instagram. Hand sanitizing upon entry and between litters is required to help protect unvaccinated puppies. By attending, you acknowledge that photos and videos may be taken for Safe Hands Rescue marketing. To see all available animals, visit the rescue’s website.

At Pet Evolution in Saint Paul, this meet and greet adoption event features adoptable dogs from The Bond Between. Attendees can spend time with the pups, explore the possibility of bringing home a new companion, or simply support the rescue community.

Impact Minneapolis Today is a summit focused on mental and physical wellbeing at the Bell Museum in Minneapolis. It features a range of speakers, including a co-host from the Dual Coast Podcast, with a program centered on motivation and support. The event is geared toward anyone working through mental health challenges, looking for fresh drive, or hoping to expand knowledge to better help themselves and others. The focus is learning, growth, and making a lasting difference for Minneapolis and surrounding communities.

ImportExpo presents a car show at the Minneapolis Convention Center featuring show-ready builds, music, and free giveaways, creating an energetic atmosphere. The showcase includes imports, domestics, European models, JDM builds, and stance-focused vehicles. This is a family and friends event that welcomes all ages.

Community Pet Clinics in 2026 take place on the third Sunday of each month at the North Minneapolis Pet Resource Center. Appointments are released monthly, and if all slots are filled, walk-up visits are welcomed as time allows. Early arrival is recommended for the walk-up line. Services include a quick vaccine exam provided by the volunteer veterinary team, core vaccinations for dogs and cats, microchipping with registration through Minneapolis Animal Care and Control, and nail trims. Core vaccines for dogs include rabies, canine DAPPv, and Bordetella, and for cats include rabies and feline HCP. The veterinary team does not diagnose conditions or provide medication. Costs are $40 for dogs and $25 for cats for core vaccinations, a microchip, and a vaccine exam. A distemper vaccination only option is $20 for puppies and kittens. A heartworm test for dogs over six months is $10. Three months of heartworm preventative is $15 with a heartworm test or test results from the past 12 months, and three months of flea and tick preventative is $20. Additional donations are welcome, and payment can be made onsite by credit card or cash. Clinics are open to dogs and cats of all ages, with a minimum age of six weeks to attend. Dogs must be on a non-retractable leash, and cats must arrive in a carrier. Pets should not have received vaccinations within the past year unless they are receiving a booster. A Mobile Pet Resource Center will be on site with supplies such as food, collars, and leashes, and pet-friendly vendors may also be present. For immediate vaccination needs outside the clinic, options include Animal Humane Society, Access Veterinary Care, and Vetco.

The Big Red Barn Farmers Market takes place at Bruentrup Heritage Farm and is run by the Maplewood Area Historical Society. Vendor applications are available.

The eighth season of Sunday Fundays at Gustavus Lutheran Church begins with a relaxed, food-focused celebration, with tables and chairs available for comfortable dining. Community partners are adding extra fun this year with activities and special guests, and this edition features a car show. The food truck lineup includes Hydration Shuttle, California Dip&Eat, El mexicano grill, Twin Cities Gyros, Xai The Corn Guy, Blue Moon Kitchen LLC, Krazy Fusion, Oishii Dog LLC, Casanova rice and shawarmin, Fire Cream, Shoo-Ga, I & E TREATS, and Eggroll Queen. This event is free for both the public and participating food trucks. Vendors should not send money or personal information to unsolicited contacts. Questions can be directed to Eggroll Queen by message or by email at EggrollQueenFoodTruck@gmail.com.

A live experience inspired by the Emmy-winning Apple TV series Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock, bringing Jim Henson’s Fraggle Rock characters from the classic 1980s show back for today’s audiences. It connects the spirit of the original with the recent revival, offering a nostalgic return for longtime fans and an inviting introduction for newcomers.

MNUFC2 faces LAFC2 at the National Sports Center Stadium, with matchday perks that go beyond the action on the field. Look for free parking in Lots F and G on a first come, first served basis, with lots available all day. Tailgating is allowed, and while Lot F is suggested, there is no set area. Please follow these guidelines... no glass, no charcoal, do not feed wildlife, dispose of trash and recycling properly, and keep alcohol within Lots F and G. Enter through the North Gate, the only entry point on game day, which opens one hour before kickoff. Fans can also enjoy autograph alley and postgame penalty kicks while getting a look at rising talent.

Travis Henderson, played by Harry Dean Stanton, emerges from the Texas desert after being missing for four years and sets out to find his wife. This elegiac film reflects on family, masculinity, and the American West. Directed by Wim Wenders, the 1984 feature runs 145 minutes and also stars Nastassja Kinski and Dean Stockwell. Presented in 4K at Trylon Cinema.

IV Play brings a high-energy rock set to Music on Madison in Mankato, packed with roaring guitars, big sing-alongs, favorite throwbacks, and a party atmosphere. The date has been updated, with more details on the way.

Red Balloon Bookshop and Ramsey County Library in Roseville host Elizabeth Acevedo on tour for her new novel in verse, Anger Is Only a Shadow. The National Book Award winner and New York Times bestselling author will be in conversation with local writer Ari Tison, followed by an audience Q&A and a book signing. Her latest work follows a tense path toward self-knowledge and choosing what is right. The program is free and open to the public, and registration is requested to help with seating. Attendees can select General Admission or General Admission with one copy of Anger Is Only a Shadow to pick up at the event, which also grants access to the signing line. A copy of the book is required to enter the signing line. After the conversation and Q&A, Acevedo will sign and personalize books, and additional titles will be available for purchase. Signing line tickets will be given to guests with copies and will set the order of signing, prioritized first for those with the ticket-and-book bundle, then for those who buy the book at the event from Red Balloon Bookshop, followed by those who arrive with a copy. The signing may last one to two hours, and a staff member will be available to take photos during the signing. If you prefer not to wait, Red Balloon will make an effort to have your books signed and will notify you when they are ready for pickup. For questions about accessibility or specific accommodations, email events@redballoonbookshop.com or call 651-224-8320.

Part of the Uplift + Inspire Experiences, this Coffee + Walking Club begins at Cajeta Coffee MN with time to pick up a favorite drink, then continues with a relaxed, all-levels walk that takes in lake views and encourages meaningful conversation. It offers a welcoming space to move, chat, and connect with a supportive community of women, creating a refreshing start to the day. Children in strollers are welcome.

Left-handed golfers come together at Keller Golf Course in St. Paul, Minnesota for the National Championship, a tournament that celebrates the game from the left side. Rooted in the mission of the National Association of Left Handed Golfers, it emphasizes community, a shared love of golf, and the lifelong personal growth the sport can inspire.

The fifth annual Mah Jongg tournament takes place at the Shoreview Community Center Pavilion, organized by the TC Metro & Suburban Mah Jongg Club. It supports Alzheimer’s Speaks, a Minnesota based organization known for global dementia advocacy and resources. Registration is available.

This no-cost produce distribution is open to everyone. Please bring a bag and choose from eight types of produce. Check the event’s discussion section each week for updates on the available items and information about the featured community resource.

Hosted by the Masonic Cancer Center on World Cancer Research Day, the Illuminate Gala is a new signature fundraiser that supports pioneering cancer research focused on reducing the burden of cancer in Minnesota and beyond. The program features science spotlights that share the center’s latest breakthroughs, along with live music, a silent auction, and a gourmet dinner with libations. Appreciation is extended to the sponsors who make this event possible, including Natera, Midwest Radiology, Pfizer, Big Spirit Promotions, BeOne, S. Fautsch, and Caris Life Sciences.

A Time Wizard tournament focused on the REDU (2012) Format brings back a classic era of Yu-Gi-Oh. Hosted at Viral Card Games, the entry fee is $10. Decks to borrow will be available for anyone without a deck.

Jon B steps into the spotlight as a singer, songwriter, and producer with a career marked by multiple gold and platinum releases and a deep foundation in soul. His early inspirations span Duran Duran, INXS, Marvin Gaye, Michael Jackson, Babyface, Prince, and Sade. After high school he wrote, produced, and recorded forty songs, a creative surge that led to meeting Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds and Tracy Edmonds and signing with Edmonds Record Group. His debut, Bonafide, went platinum, and the single Someone to Love earned a Grammy nomination. The follow-up, Cool Relax, also reached platinum status and received multiple Billboard Music Award nominations, and he was nominated for a Soul Train Music Award for Best Male Single for Are U Still Down, featuring Tupac Shakur in the studio. Beyond his own hits, he became a sought-after producer for artists including Nas and Faith Evans, and he broadens R&B by weaving in elements of hip hop, rock, reggae, and jazz. His songwriting and production credits extend to Luther Vandross and Toni Braxton, along with work with Gina Thompson, Color Me Badd, and Az Yet, plus a remix of Michael Jackson’s You Are Not Alone.

The NSC Fall Cup brings two weekends of soccer to campus, with girls divisions competing first and boys divisions following the next weekend. Matches take place on outdoor natural grass and artificial turf fields, creating a quality setting for play. Teams in age groups 9U through 15U, along with high school divisions, are eligible. The tournament is sanctioned by the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association and Minnesota Rush Soccer Club.

Create a nature inspired fabric artwork featuring a bright cardinal resting on a branch with autumn toned leaves. This beginner friendly workshop introduces Kinusaiga, a traditional Japanese technique that uses a pre scored foam board and carefully placed fabric pieces, so sewing experience is not required. All materials are included, you will receive guidance through each step, and everyone finishes with an 8x10 piece to take home in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Participants also receive 50 percent off secondhand art supplies at Oldies & Goodies. Seating is limited, with a minimum of 8 and a maximum of 12 participants. The fee is $50. Cancellations made at least 48 hours in advance receive a 50 percent refund, cancellations with less than 48 hours notice are nonrefundable, and if the minimum is not met the class may be canceled with full refunds issued.

Skye Consort & Emma Björling unites noted artists from Canada and Sweden for a performance of traditional and original music. The program spans Scandinavian, Irish and British Isles, and French Canadian roots, reimagined in contemporary chamber folk arrangements. With nyckelharpa, fiddle, cello, bouzouki, banjo, percussion, and rich vocal harmonies, the group moves through lively polskas, driving reels, heartfelt love songs, reverent hymns, and new pieces. Admission at the door is $30, and attendees 18 and under are admitted free.

Participants create a festive pumpkin wall hanging in a beginner friendly quilting class at Affinity For Quilts. Led by instructor Susan Drabek, the session teaches techniques that carry over to many future projects. The design uses appliqué to form the pumpkin, trapunto for added dimension, and decorative stitching by hand or machine. The piece is finished with a hanging sleeve for easy display throughout the autumn season. The class fee is $65 and the skill level is beginner.

These 4th Saturday meet-ups offer a relaxed monthly gathering where everyone is welcome and there is no fee to attend. Bring a project to work on, or simply stop by to chat and ask questions. Look for the lively group enjoying time with hooks and yarn.

POP Cats 2026 brings its Twin Cities edition to Saint Paul Union Depot, transforming the space into an immersive celebration that blends feline flair with pop culture. Attendees can explore creative environments, connect with exhibitors and cat rescue organizations, browse hard-to-find cat merchandise, and enjoy abundant photo ops. Highlights include adoption catios, hands-on workshops, standout art, playful cat-themed activities, and cattoos for an experience filled with color and curiosity.

This open streets celebration turns the main corridor into a two-mile route for walking, biking, and rolling. Pop-up activities, live music, and fresh food and drink line the way. Participating vendors must submit an application; the fee is $40 and nonrefundable. Certain vendor types may be charged additional participation fees upon approval. Businesses located along the route and local arts groups providing activities may participate at no additional cost.

This fall gathering features a DJ spinning polka at the gazebo with plenty of room to dance. Attendees may want to bring a folding chair for relaxing and shoes ready for dancing. Children can get creative with complimentary pumpkin painting, available while supplies last.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Grand Casino Arena, featuring Mac Ayres and MarcLo. The event includes options for public tickets as well as VIP packages.

KFAI presents Chelsea Wolfe as part of THE DARK World Tour at The Fitzgerald Theater, featuring Jonathan Hultén. This is an all-ages concert. Ticket purchases are limited per customer or household, and any attempts to exceed or circumvent that limit may lead to order cancellations without notice. A transfer delay applies to all tickets prior to the performance.

MOWOG 9 brings autocross competition to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in the Robin lot. Drivers will check in, walk the course, complete tech inspection, and gather for a driver’s meeting before runs begin. Entry is limited to 140 drivers. Entry fees are $35 for members with advance registration and $40 for late or day-of entry. Non-members pay $45 with advance registration or $50 for late or day-of entry. Trophies are awarded as a $5 credit toward a future MAC event, typically issued within a week after final results are posted.

A community farmers market set at Bruentrup Heritage Farm and operated by the Maplewood Area Historical Society. Interested vendors can apply through the event’s application.

Foster The People will be at The Armory in Minneapolis.

Sew a whimsical witch hat for Halloween, costume fun, or festive decor in a creative class at Affinity For Quilts. The project centers on the adult size taught during the session, and participants also receive instructions to make a child version from the same pattern. Build structure with foam or fusible fleece, apply Pellon Decor Bond 809 for a crisp, professional look, create bias binding, and use it both as an edge finish and as a flat decorative accent. Learn the steps to construct a sturdy hat you can enjoy year after year. Instructor Lisa Giebink leads this Beginner+ class. Class fee is $45.

Denzel Curry brings his high-impact live show to Myth Live in Saint Paul as part of a hard-charging tour with Knocked Loose. The Florida rapper is known for intensity, precise delivery, and a genre-blending edge that fuels a set packed with powerful anthems and relentless energy. Expect favorites like Ultimate, Clout Cobain, and Walkin alongside high-energy tracks that showcase his commanding presence onstage.

Knocked Loose joins forces with Denzel Curry for a high-octane night at MYTH LIVE. Ferocious hardcore collides with hard-hitting hip hop to keep the crowd fully engaged, with unrelenting energy, passionate performances, and constant thrills from beginning to end.

Nicknamed the "Hendrix of the Sahara," Vieux Farka Touré is a guitarist from Niafunké, Mali, and the son of the legendary Ali Farka Touré. Although his father initially encouraged a military path, Vieux earned his blessing to pursue music shortly before Ali’s passing. He began with drums and calabash at Mali’s Institut National des Arts, then quietly shifted to guitar in 2001. Early collaborations with his father became part of his debut release and are among Ali’s final recordings. During the touring shutdown of 2020 he focused on his craft in a studio he built at his family’s compound, leading to Les Racines in 2022, a return to deep roots and the desert blues tradition he has long explored. That same year he joined forces with Houston psych rock group Khruangbin on a collaborative album that Sir Elton John praised as one of the albums of the year and absolutely wonderful music. With each project he pushes into new territory and strengthens his reputation as a singular, innovative artist.

A milestone celebration marking 50 years of Centennial Volleyball brings alumni, families, and fans back to the gym. The evening offers time to reconnect with former teammates and coaches, recognize the generations who shaped the program, and cheer for the current Cougars as they take on a familiar conference rival, the Blaine Bengals. Whether you competed, coached, supported from the stands, or are part of the local community, this gathering honors every chapter and keeps Cougar pride going strong.

At The Fitzgerald Theater, Mamma Mania, an American tribute to ABBA, delivers classics like Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia with rich harmonies, vibrant costumes, and a production that honors the group’s signature sound. The musicians include current or former touring members from the Mamma Mia official North American tour, Marc Martel’s Queen Extravaganza, INXS, Britney Spears, Rob Thomas, The Weeknd, and others. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit applies per customer or household, and attempts to exceed it may result in cancellation without notice. Tickets also carry a transfer delay before the show.

An organized collection event for residents of White Bear Lake, where Retrofit Environmental will accept discarded electronics and household appliances.

Hosted by the Minnesota Mineral Club, this annual show moves to a new venue at the State Fairgrounds Grandstand. Browse jewelry and gems, carvings, minerals, fossils, and fluorescents while meeting more than 60 vendors. Families will find activities for kids, plus on-the-spot rock identification, lapidary demonstrations, and exhibits. The day also features prizes, food trucks, an ATM, and free parking. Admission is $5 for adults.

Blaine Oktoberfest fills Tom Ryan Park with a full day of fall festivities, featuring live music, food trucks, and activities for all ages. Families can explore bounce houses, a petting zoo, a rock climbing wall, and a fall craft fair, while beer and a range of food options add to the festival atmosphere. Anti-Skip Protection takes the stage in the afternoon with an energetic blend of 90s and 2000s rock, pop, and nostalgic hits, then GB Leighton keeps the momentum going into the evening. Music and attractions continue throughout the day for a laid-back celebration of the season.

Two Peace Suite brings a blend of Americana, rock, blues, and folk to Big Wood Brewery. Enjoy live music alongside food and beverages in a lively setting.

Bright Eyes appears at First Avenue in Minneapolis.

The Minnesota Mineral Club presents its annual rock, mineral, and gem show at a new venue this year, the Grandstand at the State Fairgrounds. The show features more than 60 vendors offering jewelry and gemstones, carvings, mineral specimens, fossils, and fluorescent displays, along with educational exhibits. Families can enjoy activities for kids, get help with rock identification, and watch lapidary demonstrations. Prizes, food trucks, an ATM, and free parking are available. Admission is $5 for adults.

Food Truck Train makes its next stop in Blaine with a pop-up lineup of food trucks for friends and families to enjoy. There is no charge for attendees or for participating trucks. Be cautious of anyone asking for payment or personal details in vendor invitations. For questions, contact Eggroll Queen at EggrollQueenfoodtruck@gmail.com.

Presented by The Current, They Might Be Giants bring The Bigger Show Tour to the area for a four-night run split between First Avenue and the Fitzgerald Theater. This all-ages event is part of the band's only area appearances in 2026.

Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to North Heights Lutheran Church in Arden Hills, MN for a live experience centered on worship and heartfelt storytelling. Following a breakout year and a successful spring run, the singer behind The Truth continues her first headlining tour with an extended 30 city journey across the United States. Special guest Jeremy Rosado, known from American Idol and The Voice, adds his signature warmth and authenticity. VIP, early entry, and general admission options are offered. Tickets are currently on sale. For the protection of ticket buyers and event participants, third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and purchases through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates and assistance.

Doja Cat performs live at Target Center in Minneapolis.

Women and girls are invited to enjoy a special day at Victory Links with complimentary green fees and range balls. A cart fee, if needed, is paid at check-in. If you plan to attend, please indicate your attendance so tee times can be coordinated for those going. Play can be set for 9 or 18 holes, with specifics finalized when scheduling tee times.

At The Fillmore Minneapolis, KQRS brings a concert billed as Sex Pistols with Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock, featuring Frank Carter. The event is open to ages 15 and older, and those younger than 15 may attend with a parent or legal guardian. Support performers may change without notice. Ticket access includes a range of presales for Citi Cardmembers, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, the artist, Spotify, Affinity Plus Credit Union, HOB Foundation Room members, and Official Platinum options, along with a public onsale. A Best Friends BOGO offer is also listed.

Chance The Rapper appears at The Armory in Minneapolis, MN.

The October gathering of The Women Collective Book Club centers on The Irish Goodbye by Heather Aimee O'Neill, a story set between Ireland and the United States that follows a woman moving through grief, reconnecting with family, and rediscovering herself after loss. Attendees are encouraged to bring the book, something to write with, and a favorite beverage. The conversation is open to readers at any stage, whether finished or still reading, with a focus on thoughtful discussion and genuine connection.

Leonid & Friends, an 11-member ensemble, returns to the Twin Cities for a live performance at Pantages Theatre featuring music by Chicago, Earth, Wind & Fire, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and more. Tickets are available at the venue box office.

Beck performs live at the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Yess Yoga collaborates with Mia on a free art and wellness series that connects yoga practice with Mia’s collection. This session, Tea and Reiki, takes place in the Target Reception Hall. Each program begins with a yoga practice, followed by time to explore the galleries. A small number of mats will be available, and participants are encouraged to bring their own mat and any props. Additional details for this session will be announced.

Enjoy a family friendly evening at White Bear Meadery hosted by Northern Pagan Church, centered on storytelling, music, and shared presence. Each gathering features a thoughtfully chosen tale from myth or legend, with stories drawn from many traditions and offered as living narratives to hear, explore, and carry forward. There is also time for those who wish to contribute with a song, a poem, a personal story, a folk tale or meaningful reading, or music played on non amplified instruments. Quiet participation is welcome, and no one is required to perform. This hybrid gathering offers both in person and online options. Spending the evening together in the room is encouraged, since conversation and shared storytelling are central to the experience. Seating on site is limited to 20, and the organizers ask in person attendees to RSVP so they can manage capacity. Remote participants should RSVP or contact Northern Pagan Church to receive the private access link, which is not posted publicly. White Bear Meadery serves locally crafted mead, including non alcoholic choices, along with other beverages and snacks available for purchase. All are welcome. Come as you are, bring something to share if you like, or simply listen.

Keystone hosts a free farmers market at Roseville Covenant Church, providing access to fresh produce and healthy foods for the community. Everyone is welcome. Participation does not count as a food shelf visit, and no registration or ID is required.

This monthly pop-up brings Underdare to Wild Things Collective and the Clapping Monkey House of Coffee with gender affirming underthings available to try on and purchase. No appointment needed. Browse accessory items, resource books, and other goods typically found at Underdare, plus vintage shopping, coffee drinks, and baked goods.

Set along the parkway at Bde Maka Ska during peak autumn color, this returning art fair features more than 175 artists from across the state, plus a dedicated showcase of 30 emerging artists. Live music, food, and drinks create a festive setting with crisp air, vibrant leaves, and scenic lake views that celebrate art and community. Debuting this year, the Harvest Market in the plaza brings together 40 local farmers and packaged food vendors, offering fresh produce, small-batch jams, baked goods, spices, and other handcrafted foods to explore alongside the artwork.

MNCBA FallCon 2026 brings more than 300 tables to the MN State Fairgrounds Grandstand with comics and book vendors, creators, artists, crafters, and writers, plus activities for all ages, panel discussions, prizes, and more. Highlights include a cosplay contest, a live art auction, zine-making and kids activity tables, the Arkham Asylum Carnival, and gaming areas hosted by 2D Con. Hourly prize drawings, food trucks on site, and an ATM add to the convenience. Admission is free for children 9 and under. Bring a nonperishable food shelf donation to receive a complimentary FallCon ’26 button while supplies last. Across the two days, early arrivals can snag free grab bags... on one day the first 400 general attendees and first 50 kids receive them, and on the other day the first 300 general attendees and first 50 kids do. Buying tickets online in advance provides express entry at the door. Event artwork is by Dave Wheeler with colors by Jen Bateman.

After a road trip to Ohio last year, War in the North returns to Minnesota with teams from across the United States competing in 12 vs 12 medieval combat. Pre-sale general admission is $25 plus taxes and fees, with some seating available but not guaranteed. VIP admission is $40 plus taxes and fees and guarantees a seat closer to the ring. If tickets remain at the door, pricing is $30 for general admission and $45 for VIP plus tax. Vendor applications are not being accepted at this time. Announcements will only come from the official Minnesota Armored Combat account. Ticket resale is not allowed and posts offering resales are scams. For refunds, contact the organizer directly.

In a milestone year, Indigenous People’s Weekend teams up with the Native American Food Truck Festival to present the largest Native-led basketball expo in Minnesota with activities for all ages. The lineup features a skills clinic, 3-on-3 and 5-on-5 action, and a dedicated MMIW/R awareness game. The art showcase and vendor marketplace make a return, joined by additional free public health activities. Event shirts are available for those who would like to show support even if they cannot attend.

An uplifting gala at International Market Square - Minneapolis Design Center honors children lost too soon while highlighting the guidance, connection, and support grieving families receive through the Child Loss Foundation. The evening features a VIP pre-party, a general arrival period, dinner paired with an inspirational program and live auction, and a celebratory after party with a DJ. Participation supports the Northern Lights Gala’s mission to provide essential immediate financial assistance and child loss retreats for families in grief. Details about tickets and sponsorships will be shared as they become available.

Instructors from the Bee Squad lead an in-person workshop in the teaching apiary on the University of Minnesota St. Paul campus focused on getting colonies ready for winter. As the season winds down, the session covers final interventions, including how to assess colony population and weight, options for broodless mite treatments, and practical approaches to winter wrapping. This is the concluding class in a series that follows the beekeeping season. Pre-registration is required. The fee is $30 per workshop unless otherwise noted, and refunds are available for cancellations made up to one week before class. Participants must be 18 or older. Bring a personal bee veil, jacket, or suit for work in the apiary, and be willing to work without gloves. Prior experience is recommended, such as completing Beekeeping in Northern Climates or another basic beekeeping course, or having at least one year of beekeeping.

At Battle Creek Regional Park, this Indigenous Peoples Day gathering celebrates the achievements of Native scholars, professionals, and entrepreneurs. The day includes a water blessing, vendors on site, and food trucks serving meals as people gather. Programming features panels focused on college and entrepreneurship, plant teachings led by Blue Hummingbird Woman, and a traditional tobacco session with Ikidowin. Breakout sessions round out the schedule, and registration is required for those sessions.

Explore the history of area cemeteries with a program that traces their origins, examines the symbolism associated with them, and shares stories of some of the people buried there. This live presentation takes place at White Bear Lake Armory. No advance registration is required.

Celebrating the sound of Supertramp, The Super Tramps return to Route 47 as part of a residency focused on the band’s classic catalog. Expect vivid vocals and finely detailed arrangements that bring songs like Give a Little Bit and The Logical Song to life. Admission is $15 at the door. The group features Mark O'Day on drums, Paul Boblett on bass, Mark Mraz and Jesse Mueller on keyboards, Steve Lehto on guitars, Rich Manik on sax, harp, and clarinet, John Heinen on lead vocals and acoustic guitar, Todd 'TJ' Johnson on lead vocals, and Lisa Pallen and Jordan Roll on backing vocals.

Discover tools, supplies, and lumber alongside a community of makers at a free, public expo at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. More than 70 local and national retailers, manufacturers, lumber providers, schools, organizations, and independent makers will showcase products, answer questions, and share woodworking knowledge. Demonstrations and a kids project invite all ages to try something new. In the parking area, a free swap-and-sell offers a place to trade or sell tools and materials.

Catch Skillet at Uptown Theatre Minneapolis in Minneapolis, MN.

At Lakeshore Players Theatre, the Minnesota Jazz Orchestra returns with a new program honoring classic crooners and powerhouse divas. Vocalists Dakota Andersen and Katia Cardenas lead the band through big band standards made famous by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Etta James, Peggy Lee, and others. Highlights include "Come Fly With Me," "Ain't That a Kick in the Head," "I've Got You Under My Skin," "Every Day I Have the Blues," and more swinging favorites. Stories, lighthearted moments, and a touch of audience participation blend with the music for an upbeat, toe tapping evening.

Disc of the Dead 2026 returns to the National Sports Center, taking place on fields 5 and 7 in Blaine, MN. This disc dog event will have more details available soon.

Enjoy a laid-back evening at a family owned cafe with food and jazz, along with your preferred beverage. There is no cover charge, and guests of all ages are welcome.

At Target Center in Minneapolis, this crossover event brings together Disney's Descendants and Zombies in one shared experience. Fans of both stories can enjoy a themed gathering where the two worlds come together under one roof.

Now in its eighth year, the Dreaming Big Without Limits fashion event takes place at Midland Hills Country Club.

At Rosedale Center, discover a family-friendly craft and vendor market that celebrates Halloween and the fall season. Browse offerings from local vendors, including handmade goods, unique gifts, seasonal decor, costumes, sweet treats, and other spooky-cute finds. The atmosphere blends festive autumn flair with creative shopping, making it easy to pick up distinctive items for celebrations and gifting. Ideal for families and seasonal shoppers looking for treats and treasures for fall and Halloween.

Zac Brown Band takes the stage at Target Center in Minneapolis for a live concert.

This bus tour explores the White Bear and Bald Eagle lake area, tracing the hideouts and haunts of 1930s gangsters who laid low in cottages around the lakes. Highlights include a Mahtomedi speakeasy and the site of a once-notorious dance club. The bus departs from White Bear Lake Armory. Tickets are $30 for the general public and $25 for WBLAHS members.

Part 1 of the seventh annual Justice Jam brings the Stories Matter Market to Storyteller Cafe. Started in 2019 by a high school student who responded to learning about human trafficking, Justice Jam began as a music benefit and silent auction and has grown while keeping a single focus... financially supporting the recovery of survivors. This public, come and go market offers activities for kids, chances to learn about anti human trafficking work, and a variety of local vendors selling their products. Storyteller Cafe will have its full food and drink menu available. Every donation benefits the local nonprofit Stories Foundation. The event is presented in two parts this year, with the second installment titled Stories & Songs.

Support the 3rd Annual Centennial Choir Mattress Fundraiser at Centennial High School. For one day only, an entire mattress showroom will be set up inside the school with new, warrantied mattresses from well known brands such as Simmons, Beautyrest, and Therapedic offered below typical retail pricing. Proceeds from every sale go directly to the Centennial Choir.

Trivia Night is back with local-themed questions that blend friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Expect a casual atmosphere with brews available, and prizes for the top three teams. This event is free to attend. Teams can include up to six players. A valid ID is required to purchase alcohol. Seating is limited and tends to fill quickly, so early arrival is encouraged.

Led by certified instructors from the Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View Fire Department, this class takes place at Station 3 in Blaine.

This Time Wizard event spotlights the TENGU Format, bringing a classic old-school Yu-Gi-Oh experience. Entry is $10. Loaner decks are available for players who need one.

The Tallest Man on Earth appears with Gwenifer Raymond at Palace Theatre. This is an all ages concert featuring both artists on one stage.

Rosetown American Legion Post 542 hosts a Halloween Jam featuring No Limits the B-Side Band. The music covers favorites from the past and today, creating a lively soundtrack for the evening. Attendees who dress up can enter a costume contest with a $500 grand prize. Food, drinks, and plenty of dancing round out the celebration.

Dress up and dance your way through Halloween with live music from Necessary Diversion at the Dugout Bar in Mahtomedi. There is no cover charge.

Whether your vision is a formal black-tie celebration or a casual barefoot ceremony on the beach, a curated group of wedding professionals will be on hand to offer personalized guidance. Explore ideas, ask questions, and gather practical tips that match your style, all with the goal of creating timeless memories for your perfect wedding.

An event featuring Katseye will be held at Target Center in Minneapolis.

This weekend football getaway travels from Winnipeg to Minneapolis for the Buffalo Bills versus the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. It blends the buzz of a prime time NFL matchup with shopping, sightseeing, and a three day, two night stay that includes time to enjoy the city on your own. The tour package covers round trip motorcoach travel, hotel accommodations with breakfast, a standard game ticket in the 300 level, a duty free stop, and outlet shopping visits. Pricing in Canadian funds offers quad occupancy at $593.26 per person plus GST, triple at $624.08 per person plus GST, double at $685.64 per person plus GST, single at $893.02 per person plus GST, and a kids rate of $438.26 per child plus GST. A deposit of $200 is required, with the remaining balance due 45 days before departure.

Motionless In White brings its Sweat and Blood Tour to Target Center in Minneapolis.

At Brooklyn Center Community Center, Steve and Kristin present a lively 1950s and 1960s show featuring music, dancing, skits, and audience participation for the community. This event is open to the public. For more information, contact Copperfield Hill Senior Living at 763-225-6919.

Steve Clarke brings his Cabaret of Jazz to Crooners Supper Club and Showroom with a three-part program that moves through different styles and eras of the music, framed by historical insight. No two editions are alike, so surprises are part of the experience. The ensemble features Clarke on saxophones and flute with Ted Godbout on piano, Tom Lewis on bass, Haralds Bondaris on drums, and vocals by Laurie Knutson and Charmin Michelle, with additional guests to be announced. Echoing a classic invitation to come hear the music play, this cabaret highlights variety, context, and the spontaneity of jazz onstage.

An opportunity to showcase soccer skills for recruiters, the NSC College Showcase includes three games of 80 minutes each and is sanctioned by the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association. All matches are played inside the M Health Fairview NSC Dome as well as on outdoor artificial fields.

Underdare brings a monthly pop-up to Wild Things Collective and the Clapping Monkey House of Coffee, featuring gender-affirming underwear to browse, try on, and purchase, with no appointment required. The pop-up also includes accessories, informational books, and other items commonly available from Underdare. Guests can explore vintage finds and enjoy coffee and baked goods while they shop.

Connect with neighbors at Oldies and Goodies in Downtown White Bear Lake during a relaxed Coffee With Community meetup. Complimentary coffee will be available, and guests are encouraged to bring a personal mug. If coffee is not your thing, bring another beverage or simply come without one. Registration is suggested but not required. This is a recurring monthly gathering focused on conversation and community.

An author talk will feature 2026 Lovelace Division 2 winner John Schu. Guests can enjoy refreshments, take part in a book signing, and participate in activities, with prizes and more included.

This family-friendly fundraising evening supports We Saw The Light and centers on caring for the families they accompany while raising funds to sustain their work. Throughout the night there will be open conversation about suicide loss and time to honor loved ones who connect this community, so please plan accordingly. The purpose is to help end the stigma surrounding suicide and to meet people with compassion exactly where they are. Tickets will be available for purchase.

Minneapolis welcomes a Beatles tribute as The Fab Four performs music from A Hard Day's Night alongside other hits. The event is open to all ages with reserved seating. A presale is available using the password LUCY, and tickets are offered online.

A 70s-themed night unfolds at The Dugout Bar in Mahtomedi with live music from The 70’s Magic Sunshine Band. Vintage wardrobes finally get their moment, from Penny Lane coats, crochet vests, and dagger collars to suede, corduroy, and shimmering sequins. Expect high-waisted denim, platforms, and well-loved leather. The soundtrack swaps modern radio for warm analog favorites and celebrates thrifters, collectors, and all the high-waisted icons. Admission is free, and reserved seating is available through Eventbrite.

Stone Daisy turns the night into a high energy party with modern country, top 40 favorites, and rock from the 80s and 90s. Foot stomping grooves and guitar-driven energy set the tone for a lively time on the dance floor.

A live conversation at The Fitzgerald Theater brings together Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Sabrina S. Sutherland, and Josh Eisenstadt to reflect on Twin Peaks. Presented by David Roy Williams Entertainment under license from Paramount Location-Based Experiences, this program celebrates the iconic series created by Mark Frost and David Lynch, which premiered in 1990 and returned in 2017 as Twin Peaks: The Return with many original cast members, and is often cited among television’s greatest with a devoted cult following. Hear firsthand stories from on camera and behind the scenes. VIP tickets include a photo opportunity with the Conversation With The Stars participants, and autographs from the guests are available as a separate purchase. This is an all ages event. A strict ticket limit per customer or household applies, attempts to exceed it may result in cancellation without notice, and tickets are subject to a transfer delay.

Varsity Theater hosts Dax on The Anger Management Tour. Entry is for ages 15 and older with a valid ID, and anyone younger than 15 may attend with a parent or legal guardian. Supporting acts may change. For ADA seating needs, purchase general admission tickets first. Artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales are available, and VIP packages are offered.

Get into the spirit at an annual holiday bazaar and craft and vendor fair. Registration is available only through the official Zeffy link shared by the Auxiliary and Post pages. Ignore messages, comments, or posts from personal accounts and stay alert for scammers.

Beartooth delivers a relentless metalcore set packed with towering riffs and fierce vocals that keep the energy surging. The crowd’s raw enthusiasm turns each song into a standout moment. Expect a full-throttle night of adrenaline, controlled chaos, and unapologetically heavy music.

Heartsaver First Aid is offered at SBM Station 3 with instruction from certified members of the Spring Lake Park-Blaine-Mounds View Fire Department.