Free events in St. Paul, MN

Join Gibbs Farm for Friday Volunteer Days, a free, hands-on outdoor volunteer session from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Volunteers help with rotating seasonal projects like planting, watering, weeding, harvesting, and light landscape or orchard work, led by Gibbs Farm staff. This is a great fit for ages 6 and up, including students, families, small groups, and individuals. No experience is needed. Parking is available in the Gibbs Farm public parking lot off Cleveland Ave, and you’ll enter through the wooden gates. Wear close-toed shoes and work-ready clothes, and there are bathrooms and a drinking fountain on site.

Open play pickleball at Wildwood Park in Golden Valley brings together Michigan State and Michigan alumni from the Twin Cities. The format is casual and free, with courts rotating as games wrap up. Beginners and experienced players are welcome. Bringing a paddle is helpful, extra paddles are appreciated, and options will be available for anyone without one. Organizers are collecting sign ups to estimate attendance.

This St. Paul farmers market features a 2026 vendor roster that follows the seasons and may change. 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.

Feeding Frogtown offers a community Grocery Gathering at West Minnehaha Recreation Center. It is open to everyone, and walk-ins can form a line to receive free food for people as well as food for animals. Please treat one another with kindness and look ahead to future growth.

Fireside Fridays brings a relaxed summer series to Roadside Park with live music from local artists and a welcoming campfire setting. Fire pits glow while guests enjoy s’mores by the fire, cocktails, and smokehouse bites available throughout the night. The lineup features performances from Run Lucy Run and Liz & Larry across the season. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Seating is limited, so attendees may bring lawn chairs or blankets to get comfortable. For questions or reservations, call 763-710-4804.

At Highlands Park, Coach Tesha Buck leads players of all ages through a session focused on basketball fundamentals, with drills designed to build core skills. Drawing on experience as both a coach and as a player at UWGB and New Mexico, she provides clear, practical instruction. Participants should bring a basketball and a water bottle labeled with their name, and a limited number of balls will be available for those who need one. Dress for the weather and wear footwear suitable for running and hooping. This event is free, with an optional opportunity to give back by bringing unexpired, non-perishable food items for the food shelf, as well as toiletries or school supplies. T-shirts will be available on a first come, first serve basis.

Now in its fifth year, this lively flea market welcomes the public for a free day of browsing, chatting, networking, shopping, and snacking in an upbeat outdoor setting. The market rotates between Ken Yackel-West Side Arena and Aldrich Ice Arena and features a wide mix of sellers, from crafters and vintage dealers to Amazon resellers. Expect food trucks and stands, baked treats and cottage foods, plus brand new and pre-loved merchandise, handcrafted pieces, antiques, toys, collectible cars like Hot Wheels, Pokemon finds, and plenty more. With a bustling vibe and rows of vendors, it offers a true treasure hunt experience where visitors can explore at their own pace. Attendance is free for shoppers, while only vendors purchase tickets.

Children’s Minnesota offers free car seat checkups to help families keep kids safe on the road. Certified technicians will review your car seat and provide guidance to ensure proper installation and fit. This event is held at Richfield Fire Station No. 1. Registration is requested. For details or to sign up, call 612-813-6053 or email carseats@childrensmn.org.

Step onto the grass at Hidden Falls Regional Park for a Nia class co-taught by Beth Giles and Andrea Weiss, offered through St. Paul Fitness in the Park. Nia blends nine movement forms from dance, martial arts, and healing arts, encouraging full-body movement that prioritizes joy and sustainable wellness. All ages and fitness levels are welcome, and participants can choose a vigorous cardio experience or keep it gentle based on personal intensity. Parking is available next to the picnic pavilion at the North Gate entrance, and the class takes place in the small valley just below the pavilion. Wear comfortable clothing. Nia is typically practiced barefoot, though clean soft-soled shoes are an option. Bring a water bottle and a mat or towel for the end of class. The class is free, with optional donations accepted by cash, Venmo, or through existing Momence class packages. Bug spray and sunscreen will be available.

This free gathering offers open stitching time in a warm and welcoming space. Participants share show-and-tell moments that spark fresh ideas, take part in fun challenges and exchanges, and enjoy themed parties. It focuses on building a creative community that encourages ongoing connection.

A summertime pop-up vintage flea market takes over North Loop Green, brought to life by the people who produce Totally Rad Vintage Fest. Explore a curated mix of clothing, accessories, collectibles, and other nostalgic pieces spanning many decades. The atmosphere centers on discovery and community, with opportunities to uncover one-of-a-kind finds, connect with fellow vintage enthusiasts, and support local sellers. Admission is free.

Join fellow magicians for the IBM Monthly in-person meeting. Bring your best material, work on new tricks, and enjoy some time honing your craft together. Admission is free.

Celebrate the season in Brooklyn Park with a no cost, family friendly community gathering that is part of the new Summer at the Plaza Arts and Business Expo series. This edition centers on getting ready for the new school year with a community celebration that features artist showcases, vendor and resource booths, youth games and activities, hands on arts and crafts, and food trucks. Attendees can connect with neighbors, discover local talent and businesses, and find information about the Brooklyn Park Small Business Center along with resources that support entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Join the Twin Cities Irish Fest at Harriet Island for a fun, family-friendly celebration of Irish culture. Expect music, dance, and plenty of activities for kids, all with great atmosphere and good craic. Kids 12 and under are free. Tickets are $30.

Wilder Recreation Center hosts a back to school backpack giveaway with complimentary food, backpacks, and school supplies available while quantities last. A child must be present to receive a backpack and school supplies. Support for this event is provided by Hope for the Brave, Target, Costco, Five Oaks Church, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Saint Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church, and The Gnome.

Flavor World’s DIY arts and entertainment festival returns for its fourth edition at Indeed Brewing. Expect live music from local acts, plus visual art, local vendors, games, and food trucks. There will also be daytime activities including an Art Share and a Flavor Jam. This is an all-ages event, and admission is free.

Chops’ Day of Pan brings the sound of Trinidad and Tobago to Minnesota with more than 100 steel drum musicians from six ensembles presenting two free concerts with special guest Liam Teague. The program begins with a featured solo performance by Liam, an internationally recognized steelpan virtuoso from Trinidad and Tobago who leads Steelpan Studies at Northern Illinois University and has performed around the world. Later, the evening opens with League Night Jazz, continues with the Chops Pan Camp Ensembles performing alongside Liam to showcase what they learned during camp, and wraps up with sets by local steel bands Panatics, Tin Cups, and Pan-Handlers.

K-pop in the Sunset marks its fourth year at The Commons with a summer evening filled with music, dancing, shopping, and food trucks. Look for Random K-pop Dance Play, activities and games, vendors, delicious food, and plenty of dancing as the sun sets. The event is free and open to all ages. Vendor and food truck applications will open soon.

A free outdoor ballroom dance series brings the joy of movement to Saint Paul parks, welcoming beginners and experienced dancers alike with no partner required. Icelandic Latin Dance Champion Mariusz Kujawski (he/him) leads approachable lessons that highlight rhythm, flow, and community connection in a friendly open-air setting. Expect to explore styles such as cha cha, samba, jive, rumba, and Viennese waltz. Sessions are offered in the morning at Mears Park and Wacouta Commons Park, with evening classes at Kellogg Mall Park. Comfortable shoes and water are recommended for a summer filled with music and motion. Presented by the St. Paul Art Collective, sponsored by the Saint Paul Downtown Alliance, in partnership with Saint Paul Parks and Recreation.

A free, all-levels 60-minute yoga class at Sunnyside Gardens presented with YogaFit offers a relaxed practice focused on stretching and breath in a welcoming garden setting. Check in at the West Co-op gate. No advance registration is required. Open to ages 16 and older, and participants should bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. The session is planned for the plaza, with the greenhouse as the backup location if the weather changes. Arriving a little early makes it easier to settle in, and there is time to enjoy the garden center afterward.

Neighborhood Roots’s Kingfield Farmers Market brings together South Minneapolis farmers and makers for a lively community shopping experience. Browse fresh local produce, meats and fish, eggs, artisan cheeses, baked goods, flowers, handmade crafts, natural body care products, pantry staples, and more from nearby producers. Arrive with an appetite, since there are plenty of ready-to-eat choices, fresh coffee, and refreshing drinks to enjoy as you explore. Each market features live music with a rotating lineup of local musicians and artists, creating a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Kids can participate in the Power of Produce Club, where they engage with local food through fun activities and receive a $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables.

Honor disability joy and community at a Disability Pride festival in the parking lot at Arc's Value Village in Richfield. The event shines a light on businesses and organizations owned by people with disabilities and offers a welcoming space to connect. Attendees can expect tasty bites, live entertainment, hands-on crafts, immersive art displays, face painting stations, and more. Admission is free.

At the Linden Hills Farmers Market, a rotating group of about 50 farmers, artisanal food producers, chefs, and artists gathers each week, accompanied by live music. The market is held rain or shine and takes place in the parking lot of Settergrens of Linden Hills.

Start the day with a Sunday morning yoga session led by Brother Ra. Mats, blocks, and blankets are provided, and attendance is free.

Experience a pop-up vintage flea market at 3rd Act Brewery, presented by the team behind Totally Rad Vintage Fest. This monthly Woodbury gathering features a curated mix of vintage clothing, accessories, collectibles, and more from across the decades. Admission is free. Search for unique pieces, support local vendors, and connect with fellow vintage enthusiasts while enjoying a 3rd Act craft brew.

Fat Beach Days offer a relaxed public gathering at Lake Nokomis Main Beach where fat folks spend time together by the water. There are no tickets and no planned activities, simply a beach meet-up to share the space and enjoy each other’s company.

Affordable, inclusive Kung Fu training centered on practical self defense is available for adults and teens. Participants may observe a session or take a free first class and step onto the floor with guidance. Rooted in the Southern Dragon style, this program prioritizes real-world application to enhance personal safety. Its watchwords are Practical, Efficient, Effective, and training reflects that focus with movements that are direct, simple, and powerful while still emphasizing the grace, mindfulness, and discipline of traditional Kung Fu. The environment is supportive and welcoming to all backgrounds and experience levels, with a goal of helping participants meet personal safety and fitness goals. More information, including cost after the free trial, is available on the website.

Enjoy a free concert by the First John Philip Sousa Memorial Band, a Minnesota-based concert band that has been performing since 1970. The show takes place in the Centennial Lakes Park Maetzold Amphitheater at 7:00 PM, and you’re welcome to bring a blanket or lawn chairs to enjoy the music from the lawn. Picnics are allowed (no alcohol), and popcorn, ice cream, and beverages will be available for sale.

Second-Sunday Fire Jams are back at Dragons Lair Performing Arts, creating a welcoming space for flow artists and fire spinners to practice together and share skills. Admission is free for all, and parking is free with plenty of spots available. Spectators are welcome to watch, and participants with some experience in flow arts or fire performance can take part in the practice. This is a hands-on jam rather than a formal show or party. If you plan to spin fire, bring your own props and your own fuel. Newcomers receive safety guidance to help keep everyone safe. Start times shift with the season based on sunset, with later sessions in the summer and earlier sessions in the winter.

Celebrate Vadnais Heights Days, a fun, all-ages annual community celebration running through the week. The lineup includes a medallion hunt, senior picnic, food and merchandise vendors, live bands, a parade, Booya, bean bag tournaments, softball tournaments, and fireworks. Most activities are held at Community Park and the Vadnais Heights Commons.

A free, all-ages event will be held at Donaldson Park. There is no charge to attend.

Unroll your mat for a free outdoor yoga session at Summit Overlook Park, led by instructor Sandy LeMay. This welcoming class is open to all experience levels and focuses on gentle movement, stretching, mindful breathing, and connecting with the community in a peaceful park setting. Bring a yoga mat, a water bottle, and comfortable clothing, along with positive energy. Plan to arrive a few minutes early to settle in. The session takes place at Summit Overlook Park in St. Paul, Minnesota, and will proceed weather permitting.

This monthly gathering at Brooklyn Park City Hall highlights BPWT updates, upcoming activities, and community support efforts. Attendees can share ideas and take part in open discussion. A casual social period takes place before the formal meeting begins. Guests are welcome to attend, and the event is open to the public. For more information, contact BrooklynParkWT@mnwt.org.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly concert with Todd’n’Tina, a Minnesota-based music duo known for fun, goofy, and playful songs for kids and young-at-heart audiences. This is part of the Centennial Lakes Park Youth Entertainment Series, with concerts held at 10:00 AM on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Maetzold Amphitheater. Seating is tiered, and you can bring a blanket or lawn chair to relax on the lawn. Picnics are welcome, and there’s no alcohol allowed. Free parking is available near Hughes Pavilion and also across from the amphitheater in the Centennial Lakes Office Park on West 76th Street.

Enjoy a free kids concert in the park at the Richfield Bandshell as Entertainment in the Parks presents Will Hale and the Tadpole Parade. Children take the spotlight in this interactive show, encouraged to clap, dance, and sing along. The performance features festive drums, guitar, mandolin, and harmonica, plus spirited air guitar jam sessions with the kids, creating an upbeat setting with lots of participation and excitement. Will Hale has entertained thousands of children each year as a full-time kids musician since 1990, engaging young audiences through hands-on experiences that support useful life skills. He regularly brings lively concerts to families in settings such as schools, parks programs, concert series, festivals, libraries, community events, and private celebrations. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for comfortable seating and enjoy a relaxed outdoor atmosphere.

Returning for the summer, this story time offers families with young children a free outing and a chance to connect with others. Weather permitting, activities take place outside on the grassy area by the playground, with an indoor option if conditions change. The gathering features stories and songs, followed by free play on the playground. All are welcome, including neighbors, family and friends. After the group time concludes, the Preschool Director, Rachel Otterness, will be available to discuss enrollment or arrange a tour.

A free community rhythm and drum circle at St Timothy Lutheran Church, ELCA in Saint Paul invites participants to discover the benefits of group drumming for health, wellness, and joy. Guided by the HealthRHYTHMS protocol, the session is open to all experience levels. No prior drumming background is required, and instruments are provided.

Pop-Up Fitness: Strength at Summit, presented by South St. Paul Parks & Recreation, offers a full-body strength workout using bodyweight movements and simple gear in the open air at Summit Park. The session is suitable for all fitness levels and is free to attend. Equipment is available on site, and participants may bring their own if they prefer.

This affordable, inclusive Kung Fu program centers on self defense and welcomes both adults and teens. Rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition, training prioritizes practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness to enhance personal safety. Techniques are taught to be direct, simple, and powerful, while also cultivating the grace, mindfulness, and discipline associated with traditional Kung Fu. New participants may observe a session or take a complimentary trial class. Instruction takes place in a safe, supportive setting for all backgrounds and experience levels. More information, including pricing after the free trial, is available on the website.

Neighbors are caring for native plantings along Furness Parkway between Maryland and Larpenteur. Activities focus on nurturing new plantings and restoring habitat by weeding out invasive species such as burdock, dandelions, and creeping bellflower, along with planting and watering. North of Maryland, work spans a swale, a west stump area, and an east slope, with tasks like hand weeding, edging, planting, and watering. South of Maryland becomes shadier later in the afternoon, where efforts include hand weeding, planting, watering, and pulling larger weeds. Tasks range from light to more strenuous so people can choose what suits them. A limited number of tools may be available, though bringing your own is best. Useful items include a shovel, trowel, and hand snips, plus gloves, a hat, water, sunscreen, and a snack. Plans can shift with weather or other factors, and plant lists and simple design ideas from trusted local sources guide the work.

Scottie Miller presents his new fully orchestrated album, Hello Pain, with his band and a string quartet as part of the Durkee Summer Series. The performance features Greg Schutte on drums and Dan Carpel on upright bass, with Cierra Alise Hill and Lisi Wright on violins, Jesse Kellermann on viola, and Julia Floberg on cello. The album includes work with The Budapest Scoring Orchestra. This event is free and open to all, and guests can bring lawn chairs and drinks.

A free Irish dance class invites children to try steps with the instructors from Rince na Chroi. It is designed for families who are curious about Irish dance but not yet ready to commit to ongoing classes. While dancers participate, parents can meet with the Director to ask questions and see if this studio is the right fit.

Celebrate summer by the water with live Latin tunes from Rumba Eterna, social dancing, and a warm-up salsa session designed for newcomers. Set at Pimento on the Lake at the Bde Maka Ska stage, this no-cost community gathering welcomes all levels, with donations and tips appreciated. Enjoy a scenic lakeside backdrop, food and drinks, and plenty of music as dancers move beneath the summer sky.

A free, family friendly water ski show from the Twin Cities River Rats returns with an alumni edition that brings a Peter Pan inspired adventure to the Mississippi River. Peter, Wendy, and the Darling brothers take to the water with high speed stunts, spins, and soaring moments that blend storytelling with on the water thrills. A preshow leads into the main performance. Alumni who plan to attend are asked to complete the alumni form for headcount. Pack a blanket or lawn chair for seating, and enjoy available concessions.

Settle in for a no-cost evening of live music under the open sky with Frankie Torres. Raised in Minnetonka, she draws on classic rock and blues, having started performing in bars at just 8 years old. Her resume includes appearances at Summerfest in Milwaukee and Red Rocks Amphitheater in Colorado, and she competed on Season 26 of NBC’s The Voice in 2024. Expect a blend of favorite covers and original songs she began releasing in 2020, available to stream on all platforms. The setting is easygoing with plenty of musical variety. California Dip & Eat will be on site serving American Tex/Mex options such as street, walking, and birria tacos along with quesadillas and nachos. For comfort, attendees can bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Enjoy a free outdoor summer concert in Fridley at Springbrook Nature Center featuring the Ryan Picone Quartet. Guests may bring a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable seating. The quartet is part of the Twin Cities jazz scene, drawing on Hot Club roots and the spirit of Django Reinhardt, with influences from guitarist Stéphane Wrembel, while also incorporating modern, global elements. Their music pursues fresh links among jazz, world traditions, and contemporary composition. The lineup includes Tessa Nichols-Meade on violin, Ian Stenlund on rhythm guitar, and Matt Blake on standup bass. A food truck will be on site, with Flamingos Ice Cream offering ice cream and other treats for purchase. This performance is presented as part of a community concert series.

The taproom hosts a weekly Tuesday showcase featuring a changing lineup of live music. There is no cover. The environment welcomes dogs and families both indoors and outdoors, and a large free parking lot is available. An on-site food truck from So & So's MN Street Food will be serving, with vegan and gluten-free options.

The Rice Park Music Series returns with free midday music and a rotating mix of local food trucks in downtown St. Paul. This installment at Rice Park spotlights Emmy Woods, a songwriter raised on a rural North Dakota dirt road who now calls Saint Paul home. Blending elements of country, folk, and blues, Woods pairs vivid storytelling with an otherworldly vocal style and draws inspiration from artists like Billie Holiday, Emmylou Harris, and Against Me. She has shared bills with Melissa Carper, Sarah Morris, Ryan Young of Trampled by Turtles, and Cam Whitcomb. After writing songs since age 13, she stepped into the Minnesota music scene in 2023 by releasing three collections, then continued with multiple singles and an EP. Her performances span intimate bars and markets to ballrooms and festivals, and she is known for a clever, engaging catalog, an approachable stage presence, and a sound that crosses genres. The series is presented in partnership with St. Paul Parks and the St. Paul Downtown Alliance, with talent booking handled by Ostrom Entertainment LLC.

Kids eat free each Wednesday. For details and the menu, view the cover image on the event page.

Admission is free for this community gathering at Shepherd of the Valley in Apple Valley. Now in its third year, the SOTV Food Truck Fest pairs an outdoor concert with a lively selection of local food trucks. The stage features The Jolly Pops along with M.T. Pockets & Loose Change. Food and beverages can be purchased directly from the trucks, and guests may bring a picnic and non-alcoholic drinks. Complimentary water will be provided. Families can expect games and activities for kids, and bringing your own activities is welcome. Parking is available in the North lot, the South lot has limited space, and overflow parking will be at Falcon Ridge Middle School across McAndrews Rd.

South St. Paul Parks & Recreation hosts the concluding Pop-Up Fitness Strength & Cardio session at Kaposia Landing. This upbeat class rotates between muscle-building exercises and energetic cardio intervals to enhance endurance, burn calories, and increase overall strength. It is open to all fitness levels and is free to attend. Equipment is provided, and you are welcome to bring your own if you prefer.

Skoolie hosts Family Fun Nights at Royal Oaks Elementary in Woodbury as part of a rotating series at area schools. Attendees can pick up no-cost books, enjoy games and hands-on crafts, and find food available at no charge. Other stops in the series include Pullman Elementary in St Paul Park, Newport Elementary in Newport and Armstrong Elementary in Cottage Grove.

Grammy-winning guitarist Pat Donohue leads a relaxed night of music at The Midway Saloon in St. Paul, sharing the stage with a different guest each show. Guests range from standout local players to touring musicians, so the lineup changes regularly and no two performances are alike. Expect intricate guitar work, inviting storytelling, and an easygoing atmosphere that eases you into the evening. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

Whether you discovered Rince na Chroi at Twin Cities Irish Fest or on Saint Patrick's Day, this free introductory class offers children a chance to try Irish dance. Parents can attend an information session to get questions about the program answered directly by the Director. Hosted by Rince na Chroi, a studio nominated as Minnesota's Best for two consecutive years, this welcoming session is designed for future dancers and their families.

Enjoy a lively evening of Latin dancing at SOUL Ballroom, welcoming both first-time learners and devoted dance fans. Expect upbeat social dancing set to great music, a friendly vibe, and plenty of opportunities to meet other dancers. The night includes a free dance class, with salsa and bachata rhythms adding to the excitement. Bring friends, plenty of energy, and comfortable dance shoes for a memorable time on the floor.

Join the Youth Entertainment Series for a free youth concert at the Maetzold Amphitheater. The event runs at 10:00 AM, and you’re welcome to bring a blanket or lawn chair to sit on the lawn. Picnics are allowed, and there is no alcohol permitted.

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

Hosted by the Oakdale Area Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Oakdale Fire, this annual community picnic brings neighbors together at Fire Station One. Residents can enjoy a free hot dog meal, chat with local business leaders, and connect with City staff and officials. The event takes place rain or shine.

Salty Dog Sea Salts is a new vendor at the CGUCC Farmers Market, offering gourmet infused sea salts in seven flavors: Mesquite BBQ, Smoked Hickory, Rosemary, Black Garlic, Sriracha/Habanero, Habanero, and Truffle. These specialty salts are intended to elevate cooking and grilling.

DJ Leon from Prime takes over the Pizza Pub Blaine patio for a Thursday of live music and summer vibes. Expect a mix of familiar favorites and high-energy tracks that get people moving, all in a relaxed outdoor setting that makes it easy to linger. Admission is free.

A free, family-friendly music party and open house from K&S Conservatory welcomes current families and anyone curious about lessons. Expect live performances, a bounce house, opportunities to try instruments such as guitar and piano, games and activities, and refreshments. The atmosphere is playful and low pressure so kids and adults can explore music together. No RSVP is required.

An inclusive, open-to-all drum circle led by Djembe Diyamu, the performance ensemble of the Women’s Drum Center, kicks off Summer Thursdays in Highland Park: Music at Wandering Leaf. This free community gathering features live music, kid-friendly activities, and a selection of food trucks at Sibley Plaza. After the drum circle, The Space Force takes the stage. Beverages are available for purchase from Wandering Leaf Brewing Company. The evening is presented with support from Wandering Leaf Brewing, Paster Properties, Tierra Encantada, and VanGo Auto in partnership with St. Paul Parks and Recreation. For weather updates, check the Highland District Council or the Facebook event organized by Wandering Leaf Brewing. Food options include Cold Front Ice Cream, Highland Popcorn, and Grumpy Claude’s Caribbean cuisine.

The Bistro Showcase at The Finnish Bistro Cafe & Coffee spotlights two local standouts for an evening of heartfelt songs, spirited energy, and performances to remember. Barbara Bow, a rising voice in the local country scene and also known as Katelyn Mayne, pairs a bright spirit with a joyful stage presence. Beyond her music, she works in online publishing, fashion design, and video production, creating an atmosphere that keeps audiences smiling. Kira Dawn brings a thoughtful blend of indie folk and pop with lyric-driven storytelling. Her music leans into honest emotion and an intimate, reflective feel. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.