It’s Friday in Minneapolis-Saint Paul and the Twin Cities have something for everyone this weekend. Tonight in Saint Paul, get swept up in the indie folk hits of Of Monsters and Men at the Palace Theatre at 8 pm, with tickets starting at $68 according to Vivid Seats. If you’re staying in Minneapolis, catch Tina Schlieske’s powerful vocals at Icehouse or Keb Mo’s intimate blues performance at the Dakota, both starting at 7 pm.

For those looking for something more low-key tonight, Bad Weather Brewing Company hosts a tasting at Liquor Village in Saint Paul from 4 to 7 pm—pair local brews with good company on Ford Parkway.

If you want to kick off Saturday with a local flair, swing by the Minneapolis Farmers Market on Lyndale Avenue from 7 am to 1 pm for fresh produce and artisan finds. Families won't want to miss the Minneapolis Institute of Art's free public tour on Friday at 1 pm or the vibrant Family Day activities on Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. Meanwhile, the Children’s Theater Company brings Dr. Seuss’s “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” to life Friday at 7 pm, a treat for kids of all ages.

Art and craft lovers can cruise a range of fairs Saturday: the St. Paul Craft Fair at Lumen Christi Catholic Community, the Handmade Holiday Makers Market hosted by Bruhaven Craft Co. in Minneapolis, and the Holiday Makers Market in Cottage Grove at River Oaks Golf Course and Event Center. Each features local treasures from passionate makers, ideal for unique gifts before the holiday rush.

Saturday also brings specialty events: the Nokomis Urban Art and Craft Fair runs from 9 am to 4 pm at Lake Nokomis Community Center, and at noon, Lagoon Cinema screens the Metropolitan Opera’s La Bohème live for classical music fans. For evening entertainment, Brit’s Pub hosts a very British whodunnit dinner theater, while Orchestra Hall stages rapper-poet Dessa backed by the Minnesota Orchestra at 8 pm.

Sunday is action-packed with drag brunch at Roxy’s Cabaret on Nicollet Mall from 11 am to 2 pm, and sports fans can cheer on the Minnesota Vikings against the Baltimore Ravens at US Bank Stadium starting at noon, or catch the Minnesota Wild battling the Calgary Flames in Saint Paul’s Grand Casino Arena at 7 pm. Sunday afternoon at Orchestra Hall, enjoy Magnificent Musical Creatures, a relaxed family concert at 2 pm.

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Listeners, looking for fun in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week and weekend? The Twin Cities are serving up something for everyone, from art and theater to markets and nightlife.

Today, November 6th, treat yourself to a tour of US Bank Stadium at 10 am, noon, 1 pm, or 3 pm. If you crave culture, don’t miss the Capri Theater’s First Thursday Films: Assembly at 7 pm, or head to the Pantages Theatre for Straight No Chaser’s Holiday Road Tour, also at 7:30 pm. Looking for quirky fun? Can Can Wonderland in Saint Paul hosts Drumeoke tonight from 7-10 pm, where you can grab some sticks and rock out on stage with live drums. Admission includes open play in their arcade.

If you prefer something hands-on, the St. Paul Rec Center has open Tot Times today, perfect for families with little ones wanting to burn off some energy. For a creative happy hour, visit Sociable Cider Werks to catch the Sips & Slays Halloween Drag Show featuring electrifying performances and DJ action tonight.

On Friday, November 7th, families should check out the Museum of Russian Art’s Stories & Crafts hour at Washburn Library from 2-3 pm, where kids can hear "Little Daughter of the Snow" and create snowy artwork. Meanwhile, the Queer, Trans, & Talented Youth Art Showcase takes over 825 University Ave W in Saint Paul from 5:30-8:30 pm, celebrating the vision of local LGBTQ young artists.

Music lovers, reserve your evening for Keb Mo at Dakota or Tina Schlieske at Icehouse, both starting at 7 pm, and keep the creative spirit flowing with the Children’s Theatre Company’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas at 7 pm.

Saturday, wake up early for the Minneapolis Farmers Market from 7 am to 1 pm, then swing by the Lake Nokomis Urban Art and Craft Fair from 9 am-4 pm for handmade goods. If you feel festive, the St. Paul Craft Fair at Lumen Christi Catholic Community invites you to shop local talent. For literature fans, Union Depot hosts the 25th annual Twin Cities Book Festival. Sports fans, Sunday brings the Minnesota Vikings vs Baltimore Ravens at noon in US Bank Stadium, while hockey lovers can catch the Minnesota Wild facing the Calgary Flames at 7 pm in St. Paul.

For family time, don’t miss Family Day at the Minneapolis Institute of Art Sunday from 10 am-5 pm, with museum admission free and plenty of kid-friendly activities. Brunch your way into Sunday with Roxy’s Cabaret Drag Brunch or scout out the best brunch spots in town.

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Halloween may be over, but the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area is buzzing with events and activities for listeners looking to squeeze every drop from their fall week. Today you can catch the last of the season’s spooky fun: the Night Trains “spooky trains” at the Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum in St. Paul roll on with treats and costumes encouraged, running from 3 to 7 pm. For grown-up chills, the BeltramiScare haunted tours at Minneapolis’s Beltrami Park are free from 5:30 to 8 pm and bring haunted history to life on what was once the city’s first cemetery. Fans of lights and pumpkins should not miss the final hours of the Great Pumpkin Trail in Wyoming, open tonight from 6 to 10:30 pm, for a magical stroll among glowing jack-o-lanterns according to Family Fun Twin Cities.

If art is your thing, Walker Art Center in Minneapolis wraps up its First Free Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm with family-friendly art-making workshops, scavenger hunts, and performances. The Minneapolis Institute of Art invites families for Art Play with 3-D paper sculptures and scavenger hunts from 10 am to 2 pm. Over in St. Paul, the Bell Museum’s Collectors Day gives curious minds a peek into local collections with hands-on science exhibits until 3 pm, and, for young listeners, the Minnesota Children’s Museum is free all day today according to MSP Kids Out and About.

Families wanting some fresh air can visit the Fall Flower Show at Como Park Conservatory daily from 10 am to 4 pm. For a taste of international culture, CLUES Arts & Culture presents Día de los Muertos at Midtown Global Market in Minneapolis from noon to 3 pm, featuring Aztec dancers, art workshops, and traditional foods. Over at Venn Brewing, meet puppies at the Safe Hands Rescue Meet & Greet between noon and 2 pm.

Throughout the week, Saint Paul’s Harriet Island hosts the Saint Paul Get Down, a youth hip-hop showcase featuring emerging local talents mentored over the summer, while night owls can enjoy Night Street Eats every week at White Bear Avenue and Hoyt Avenue, celebrating local food and community, according to Minnesota Parent.

Culture buffs should check out the 31st Annual Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival at various venues, including the Minnesota JCC Capp Center in St. Paul, where you can catch unique global cinema today with ticket prices ranging from 10 to 25 dollars, as Star Tribune lists.

To wind down the weekend, Great River Water Park in St. Paul offers free open swim with water safety training from noon to 5 pm, and Aster Café hosts a live music birthday and CD release benefit with Paul Metsa starting at 2 pm.

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Halloween energy lingers in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul air this weekend as the Twin Cities offer a treasure trove of fun for every taste. One of the region’s highlights is Cirque Italia’s spectacular Water Circus Silver, running through November 3 at Maplewood Mall in Saint Paul. This isn’t just any circus—the performers dazzle on a custom water stage holding 35,000 gallons, blending aerial feats, contortionism, and surprises for all ages.

Music fans can head to the Palace Theatre in Saint Paul tonight, where Jesse McCartney takes the stage at 8 pm. Expect nostalgic favorites and more recent hits as the pop star electrifies a crowd of dedicated listeners. Meanwhile, for a soulful experience, the Sabathani Community Center in Minneapolis is hosting Soulful Sounds at 7 pm, promising an evening of rich, community-driven music.

Extending the Halloween mood, the Ghosts and Gables Haunted Summit Avenue Walking Tour in Saint Paul runs nightly, including tonight and throughout the upcoming week. Led by a costumed Victorian guide, this 90-minute stroll reveals haunted histories among the city’s most elegant streets, with accessible routes starting from Overlook Park at 418 Summit Avenue.

Looking for family fun? Today from 11 am to 1:30 pm, Prodeo Academy in Saint Paul hosts November STEM Saturday for K-8 students and their families. Kids can enjoy hands-on science experiments, design bridge models, and engage in interactive workshops—all completely free.

Farmers and foodies will want to start their Saturday with the Saint Paul Farmers’ Market soft-opening of its indoor market at 308 Prince Street, open 9 am to 1 pm, plus the outdoor market on 5th Street East running earlier from 8 am. There’s no better way to enjoy farm-fresh autumn produce and local treats.

Union Depot in St. Paul hosts the 50th Joint Commemoration Community Event all weekend long, welcoming all for a free community celebration.

For art lovers, head to the XIA Gallery & Cafe for the opening reception of Koun: A Khmer Youth Archive, celebrating creativity and heritage in Saint Paul.

This coming week, keep an eye on the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, where David Byrne performs November 3 and 4, and the ever-popular Ghosts and Gables tour continues nightly.

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Halloween is here in Minneapolis-Saint Paul and the week is packed with events for all ages. Tonight, for families looking for fun, head over to North Loop Green in Minneapolis for a free Halloween party from six to eight thirty. Expect treats, music, pumpkin decorating, dancing, a balloon artist, and even a showing of Scooby-Doo on the lawn. If you want to trick-or-treat indoors, Midtown Global Market is hosting a costume parade and treat hunt from four to eight, also free. For those wanting a bit more Halloween after dark, Saint Paul’s Saint City Catering will host Discohouse Returns, a Halloween dance party from nine to one in the morning according to Eventbrite.

If you’re up for a concert or a show, downtown Minneapolis is buzzing. State Theatre is running the classic movie Purple Rain on Saturday at two and seven thirty, then again Sunday at one. Orpheum Theatre presents comedy with Hasan Hates Ronny and Ronny Hates Hasan on Saturday, with two performances at four and seven. For music lovers, Dakota jazz club has The Shabby Road Orchestra performing Beatles’ Revolver at six thirty and nine Saturday night. At the Armory, electronic fans can catch Wobbleween starting Friday at seven p.m. according to the Armory's official calendar.

Families with younger kids can visit Choo Choo Bob’s Train Store in St. Paul for their 20th Birthday Bash, happening through November second with admission just twenty cents in the morning, according to Twin Cities Frugal Mom.

This weekend continue the festive spirit with the Midtown Global Market hosting a Día de Muertos celebration on Saturday from eleven to three. For art lovers, Walker Art Center offers Free First Saturday from ten to three where you can make and celebrate art together. If you want something outdoors, Pinehaven Farm in Wyoming hosts their Halloween Party Weekend both Saturday and Sunday, offering trick-or-treating around the farm from ten to five, as shared in Family Fun Twin Cities.

Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Wild taking on the Vancouver Canucks Saturday at six at the Xcel Energy Center. Or if you are looking for something different, drop by Silverwood Park in St. Anthony for the Great Sculpture Costume Crawl Saturday from one to three, where the trails are filled with costumed sculptures and fun treasures for kids.

Sunday morning, Roxy’s Cabaret downtown offers their popular drag brunch from eleven to two, while over at the Mill City Museum, learn about foods of autumn at Season’s Eating Fall from one to two. Also running all weekend, the 31st Annual Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival continues at venues across the metro according to the St. Paul Jewish Federation.

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Listeners, the Twin Cities are absolutely bursting with energy this week and heading into the weekend, with everything from art to hockey to Halloween magic waiting for you in Minneapolis-Saint Paul.

Tonight, hockey fans can catch the Minnesota Wild facing off against the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul. Puck drops at 7 pm and it’s always electric when the Penguins come to town. If hockey’s not your speed, just blocks away you’ll find the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts hosting Haydn’s Symphony No. 93 with conductor Richard Egarr, with performances running from Friday through Sunday. Classical music lovers, make sure you reserve a seat for this acclaimed Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra event.

For film buffs, the 31st Annual Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival rolls out today at the Minnesota JCC Capp Center and various venues throughout St. Paul. From compelling documentaries to international dramas, it’s a chance to watch fresh Jewish filmmaking and join post-screening conversations with directors and film experts.

Art explorers, the gang’s all here for fall art classes at the Minnetonka Center for the Arts, and Groveland Gallery is putting Minnesotan talent front and center this week. Don’t miss Kit Wilson’s evocative Lake Superior paintings and Joyce Lyon’s new drawings in The Alsea River, both running now.

Halloween celebrations are everywhere. Urban Air Adventure Park in Plymouth throws Urbie’s Scare In the Air tonight from 5 to 9 pm. Expect trick-or-treating, crafts, and a costume contest, all with access to massive playground attractions. Minneapolis parks are rolling out the orange carpet, including the Harrison Park Halloween Boo Bash with carnival games and pumpkin dodgeball, Pershing Park’s bonfire and treats, and Matthews Park’s parade and party starting at 5 pm.

Saint Paul isn’t lagging behind, with the MLK Rec Center bash offering food, games, and fun at 271 Mackubin Street from 5 to 6:30 pm. And tomorrow, Midtown Global Market cranks up the excitement with trick-or-treating, a costume parade, and local treats from 4 to 8 pm.

For families, Red Balloon Bookshop hosts its weekly storytime Thursday morning, and Como Zoo’s Little Explorers Thursday lets young children dig into nature-themed fun with sand tables and hands-on activities. The Jack-o-Lantern Pumpkin Trail in Dayton promises a stroll lined with glowing pumpkins for kids and grownups alike.

Fans of big shows should circle Friday and Saturday for the spectacular Water Circus at Maplewood Mall, presented by Cirque Italia. Imagine acrobats, shimmering fountains, and family wonder—shows run October 31st through November 3rd!

Whether you’re looking to celebrate spooky season, soak up the arts, or cheer on the Wild, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is overflowing with choices that suit any style. So gather your friends or take the family out—the Twin Cities are ready to delight you this week.

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Today, October 26, 2025, in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, there's a plethora of exciting events to explore. If you're looking for something unique, head over to CHS Field in St. Paul for the Fall is Fun Festival, where you can enjoy "The Nightmare Before Christmas" movie screening. The event starts at noon, and tickets range from $8.10 to $14.69.

In Minneapolis, The Rock and Roll Playhouse presents a Halloween Spectacular at First Avenue. This family-friendly event combines music and Halloween fun, creating an interactive experience you won't want to miss. For those interested in theater, the Children's Theatre Company is hosting "Roald Dahl's The Enormous Crocodile" the Musical.

In the family-friendly category, the Minnesota Children's Museum is hosting a Halloween party with fun activities and games. For a more spooky experience, consider visiting the Pavek Museum of Electronic Communication in St. Louis Park for "Havoc at the Pavek: Haunted Manor."

If you're looking for fall festivities, Pinehaven Farm in Wyoming is hosting a Fall Celebration Festival, complete with pumpkin patches and hot apple cider. The Great Pumpkin Trail, also in Wyoming, is open for its last weekend, offering a magical fall experience.

For those interested in Halloween-themed activities, Cross of Glory Church in Hopkins is hosting a Trunk or Treat event from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm. The Well in Rosemount also offers a family-friendly Halloween trunk or treat from 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm.

Over the weekend, on October 27, Sever's Festivals in Shakopee offers a fall festival with a corn maze and other activities. The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chaska will feature "Scarecrows in the Garden," while Applejack Orchards in Delano invites you to enjoy apple picking and a corn maze.

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Calling all listeners looking for fun in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, it’s Halloween fever across the Twin Cities and there’s no shortage of things to do today, throughout the weekend, and into the week ahead. Whether you’re searching for spooktacular activities, festive fall fun, or creative indoor events, let’s dive right into the highlights.

Kick off your Saturday at Fat Pants Brewing in Eden Prairie from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with Trunk or Treat—costumed kids can trick-or-treat around decorated car trunks and enjoy free treats and games. Early afternoon brings another festive Trunk or Treat at the Church of St Paul in Ham Lake from 2 to 4 p.m. Arrive in costume and collect candy, hot dogs, and join in on games, all while supporting a food drive. For those headed east, the Fall Bonanza! Crafters, Vendors and More is happening at M Health Fairview Sports Center in Woodbury, running 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow, with over 150 local vendors, crafts, and Halloween treats.

Art lovers, check out the Dakota Sacred Hoop Walk, a unique augmented reality experience at the Arboretum, or visit the Textile Center in Minneapolis for “Stitching Black Legacy: The Quilts of Carolyn Mazloomi,” the artist’s largest solo show to date. For families, Franconia Sculpture Park has tractor-pulled hayrides at noon for a picturesque ride among colossal outdoor sculptures and autumn colors.

The Halloween celebrations heat up tonight. The Minnesota Children’s Museum in St Paul hosts its annual Halloween Party from 6 to 9 p.m. with trick-or-treating, crafts, a dance party with a live DJ, and loads of hands-on museum play; tickets can be found at the museum’s website. If you want something a little more grown-up, try the Murder Mystery Dinner Theater at Exchange Street Bistro in St Paul starting at 6:30 p.m. or the Phantom’s Feast at the MN Renaissance Festival grounds—a dinner theater with spooky ghost stories for ages 17 and up.

Music fans can catch Of the Orchard with Alley Eyes and Pity Party at Day Block Brewing in Minneapolis this evening, with doors open at 6 p.m. And don’t miss Journey On, a cabaret celebration at Theater Latté Da, continuing through October 19.

Moving into Sunday and the week ahead, Woodbury’s Fall Bonanza continues, and for families, open gym times at recreation centers across St Paul and beyond offer a chance for kids to burn off extra energy. Throughout the week, visit area pumpkin patches, take a scenic hayride, or stroll the Vadnais Heights Community Scarecrow Trail to see creative scarecrows and vote for your favorite.

Stay tuned to community calendars for pop-up Halloween walks, tot times, and storytimes at local bookshops like Wild Rumpus in Linden Hills and Red Balloon Bookshop in St Paul, which is hosting Boo Bash and Halloween Storytime today with a costume contest and scavenger hunt.

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Listeners, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is buzzing this weekend, so get ready to discover the best happenings around town and beyond!

Today, it's your last chance to catch the Saint Paul Ballet at the Landmark Center as they perform free excerpts from their newest repertoire. While you're downtown, pop into the Schubert Club Music Museum and let little ones play with real instruments. Over in Minneapolis, Wild Rumpus hosts its lively morning storytime at 10:30. Animal critters roam the aisles, so keep your eyes peeled for a furry surprise.

If you’ve got kids looking for something active, recreation centers across St Paul are offering Tot Time open gyms, with bikes, balls, and tumbling mats for free play—everything to help burn off that autumn energy. Apple Valley, Burnsville, and Maple Grove also run morning open gyms for young families. Take advantage before it’s time to trade sneakers for snow boots.

On the Halloween front, the season truly ramps up starting tonight. Downtown Anoka’s Halloween Big Parade of Little People will bring out costumed school kids from 1:15 to 2:15, brightening up Main Street. In Blaine, Tom Ryan Park hosts a Flashlight Pumpkin Hunt and family dance, with s’mores, crafts, and a contest starting at 7 pm. Kids can also meet Sparkly the Unicorn at Grand Exteriors’ Trunk-or-Treat from 5 to 8.

At the Minnesota Children’s Museum in St Paul, the annual Halloween Spooktacular runs from 6 to 9 tonight, packed with trick-or-treating, a DJ dance party, and family games. Admission covers the whole evening and a treat bag, making this a great stop for families after dark. If you're in St Paul’s Grand Avenue area, the Northwest Como Halloween Bonfire brings outdoor crafts and costumes from 6 to 8 pm. The Halloween party at Community Park in Vadnais Heights features a parade along the Scarecrow Trail before games and treats on the field.

Looking ahead to Saturday and Sunday, craft lovers will want to head to the Maple Grove Community Center for the Halloween Craft and Gift Show on Saturday, where nearly 60 booths showcase artisan gifts and decorations. The Fall Art and Craft Fair at Robbinsdale Cooper High School features more than 140 creators, and the Stillwater Fall Bonanza runs both weekend days with over 150 vendors, Halloween treats, and surprises for all ages.

Don’t miss the Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival happening today at the Minnesota JCC Capp Center and other venues. Explore powerful cinema from Jewish creators, with tickets ranging from 10 to 25 dollars.

And for sports fans, the University of St. Thomas and local high schools have games and special events all weekend. Wherever you turn in Minneapolis-Saint Paul, there’s something special waiting for you.

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Minneapolis-Saint Paul is bursting with energy and excitement this week, offering something for every listener, whether you love the arts, Halloween chills, or family fun. Today, Thursday, October 23, catch Hennepin Arts presenting Remembering the Purple One at LaSalle Plaza, an all-day tribute to Prince on both the first floor and Skyway level. And for Prince fans who want to dig even deeper, Experience the Twin Cities is offering Prince Legacy Tours of sights and sounds that defined his Minneapolis era, with tours departing at 12:30 and 3 pm. Don’t miss Free Thursday Nights at the Walker Art Center, where you can explore world-class contemporary art from 5 to 9 pm.

For those who want a classic Minneapolis experience, tonight’s Nicollet Avenue is perfect for a self-guided stroll, while music lovers can head to Berlin at 7:30 pm for Kenne Thomas K-TET or to Fine Line for Arcy Drive’s Pit Tour. St. Paul is alive with Halloween events: the Hazel Park Halloween Walk Thru tonight from 6 to 7:30 pm lets kids pick up treat bags while in costume, and El Rio Vista’s Halloween Party brings games and crafts starting at 6 pm. The Duluth & Case Recreation Center is turning up the spook factor with a haunted trail walk at 6:30 pm. According to Family Fun Twin Cities, many of these events are free and open to all.

The weekend ahead gets even busier. Friday, October 24, brings the Artability Art Show & Sale at Union Depot, a wonderful opportunity to enjoy diverse local artwork, while the Minnesota Children’s Museum launches its Halloween Spooktacular with trick-or-treating, a DJ dance party, and exhibit play from 6 to 9 pm. Outdoorsy types can savor their last chance at local pumpkin patches — Waldoch Farm Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze is the top pick, featuring a giant corn maze and oodles of kid-friendly fun.

For Saturday, get your fresh fix at the Mill City Farmers Market from 9 am to 1 pm, or catch the Early Birder walk at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden. Movie buffs won’t want to miss Purple Rain at the State Theater for two showings, and gamers and music fans can experience the Stardew Valley Symphony of Seasons at the Orpheum Theatre at 3 and 8 pm. Chris Botti will be jazzing up Dakota at 6:30 and 9 pm.

Halloween celebrations peak at CHS Field with Lowertown Terror, which Vivid Seats describes as an immersive fright experience, happening right in the Lowertown neighborhood. Families can also find trunk-or-treat events and bonfires scattered throughout the metro.

Sunday keeps the festivities rolling with a Drag Brunch at Roxy’s Cabaret at noon and another showing of Purple Rain. Hockey fans can cheer on the Minnesota Wild at Grand Casino Arena as they host the San Jose Saints at 5 pm. And those seeking a quieter Monday can wander the Minneapolis Riverfront on a self-guided history tour or enjoy theater with the Twin Cities Horror Festival at Crane Theater.

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Listeners, if you’re looking for what to do around Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, you are in for an outstanding lineup of festivals, fall fun, live music, spooky thrills, and big-game action.

Today, October 19th, the Saint Paul Saints’ CHS Field hosts the Fall is Fun Festival starting at noon, featuring family activities, pumpkin painting, crafts, a hay bale maze, and even appearances by the Ghostbusters. Downtown Saint Paul will also come alive with a free 1 pm Symphony concert at the Landmark Center, perfect for a culture-filled afternoon. For those wanting to make a splash, Great River Water Park is offering free open swim from noon to 5 pm, complete with water safety lessons, so the whole family can take a dip.

Football fans, U.S. Bank Stadium is the place to be: the Minnesota Vikings face the Philadelphia Eagles at 12 pm. For art and autumn lovers, head to Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis for the Fall Colors Celebration from 10 am to 2 pm. Enjoy live music, cookies, cider, and creative activities on one of the city’s prettiest grounds.

Minneapolis parks have more family activities this week; Father Hennepin Bluffs Park is home to the Owamni Falling Water Festival, a celebration of indigenous music, art, and food by the river, running until 4 pm today. If you’ve got train enthusiasts in your group, the Twin City Model Railroad Museum in Saint Paul is running “spooky trains” today from 3 to 7 pm—costumes are welcome and treats are included.

All week, pumpkin patches and fall festivals fill the region, with highlights including Sever’s Corn Maze & Fall Festival in Shakopee, the Anoka County Farms Fall Pumpkin Festival, Pinehaven Farm Fall Celebration in Wyoming, and the Twin Cities Harvest Festival & Maze in Brooklyn Park. Kids will love hayrides, pumpkin picking, giant slides, and everything autumn.

Want a little more thrill? On Saturday night, face your fears with the After Dark Ghost Hunt in downtown Saint Paul. Or, dance your Sunday night away at Bachata Nights at Rail Werks Brewing Depot in Minneapolis, with more salsa events later in the week.

And if music is your thing, First Avenue features the Geese concert—their Getting Killed Tour stops in Minneapolis on October 18th for a powerful evening show.

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For listeners in Minneapolis-Saint Paul eager for adventure, fall color, or a night out this weekend, the Twin Cities are overflowing with can’t-miss events and autumn festivities.

Today, Pahl’s Market Fall Festival in Apple Valley is a perfect early stop for families and fans of fall decor. If you have kids who love getting outside, try the Sever’s Corn Maze and Fall Festival in Shakopee, which promises a massive corn maze, live entertainment, and plenty of pumpkins. Nearby, the Twin Cities Harvest Festival in Brooklyn Park offers hayrides, a pumpkin patch, and a sprawling corn maze, making it a classic fall experience according to Family Fun Twin Cities.

For those hungry for something truly unique, the Owámni: Falling Water Festival at Father Hennepin Bluffs Park in Minneapolis begins at 11 AM, celebrating Indigenous voices with music, art, and delicious local food. Over in Saint Paul, the Fall is Fun Festival at CHS Field will be buzzing with family activities, crafts, and games.

Art fans will delight in visiting the Groveland Gallery in Minneapolis, where exhibitions by Kit Wilson and Joyce Lyon feature striking local landscapes and evocative river scenes. For a more hands-on vibe, check out the Sip & Style Pop-Up at Interact Gallery in St. Paul, offering a lively mix of art, wine, and community.

Collectors and card enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Maplewood Mall Sports Card & Pokemon Card Show, which takes over the upper level of the mall for buying, selling, and trading all weekend long.

As Saturday evening rolls in, country music fans should head to Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul for Lainey Wilson’s concert. The show is set to feature her biggest hits and new favorites, with tickets still available according to Vivid Seats.

Halloween spirit is alive at CiderWeen 2025 at Sociable Cider in Minneapolis, where over fifty artists, punch card prizes, and adult trick-or-treating make it a standout spooky-season party. For those craving more thrills, the Haunted History Trolley Tour rolls through the oldest corners of St. Paul tonight at 7 PM—prepare for chilling local stories.

Of course, Sunday keeps the fun rolling with art fairs at Bde Maka Ska in Minneapolis and ongoing orchard festivals across the region, so save room for pie and fresh apples.

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What a fantastic time to be in Minneapolis-Saint Paul! This MEA weekend is packed with incredible events that'll make you glad you're here.

Tonight, music history happens at U.S. Bank Stadium as Paul McCartney brings his Got Back tour to Minneapolis. The show starts at 8pm, and the Electric Fetus is setting up a special pop-up merch tent at the stadium beginning at 3:30pm. If you miss tonight's concert, you can still catch the celebration tomorrow when their merch trailer parks outside the Electric Fetus from 10am to 2pm, offering 10 percent off all McCartney, Wings, and Beatles vinyl and CDs.

For families looking for adventure today, Como Quest is your ticket to fun. This immersive scavenger hunt through Como Zoo runs from 9am with up-close animal encounters and fewer crowds. Teams use the Goosechase app to explore the zoo in a whole new way, with tickets at 20 dollars per team.

If you're feeling spooky, Battle Creek Park offers their Haunted Trail tonight from 5:30 to 8pm. This free guided tour through the woods is recommended for ages 10 and up and sets the perfect Halloween mood.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday brings the Owamni Falling Water Festival from 11am to 4pm near the Stone Arch Bridge at Father Hennepin Bluffs Park. This free celebration of indigenous cultures features music, entertainment, art, and food right on the river.

Arbeiter Brewing hosts their Boo n Brew Bash on Saturday from noon to 4pm, with pumpkin decorating, face painting, a bouncy castle, and kid-friendly karaoke. Come in costume and enjoy this family-friendly brewery celebration.

For something completely different, InnerCity Tennis offers free Super Saturday sessions from 3 to 6pm, where families can learn tennis fundamentals across their entire 12-court facility.

Sunday rounds out the weekend with free open swim at Great River Water Park from noon to 5pm, complete with water safety training at 3pm. The zero-depth splash pool is perfect for little ones, while older kids can enjoy the tube waterslides.

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Listeners, let’s dive into an unforgettable week and weekend right here in the Twin Cities, with festivities for every taste across Minneapolis and Saint Paul.

Today, music lovers can catch Shawn Phillips performing tonight at 8 PM at the storied Fitzgerald Theater in Saint Paul, a rare chance to see this acclaimed singer-songwriter up close according to the Fitzgerald’s box office. For something unique a bit earlier, swing by the Schubert Club Music Museum in Saint Paul at noon for a free concert featuring mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski and pianist Casey Rafn, perfect for fans of classical music who enjoy elegant lunchtime performances as listed by the Schubert Club.

Theater buffs can head to the Penumbra Theatre for Marisol, an innovative play blending magical realism and urban drama, with curtain at 7 PM, as outlined on the Penumbra Theatre’s calendar. And for artful tributes, the 620 Club in Saint Paul is hosting Treylor performing the music of Taylor Swift from 7 AM through the evening, offering casual fans and superfans alike a fun pop-culture celebration.

MEA weekend is bringing harvest fun and Halloween thrills for families. From October 16th through the 19th, Zywiec’s Fall Fun Fest in Cottage Grove invites everyone for lights-on haunted house tours, pumpkin painting, hayrides, and petting goats. Packages range from 18 to 25 dollars, providing mix-and-match experiences for all ages. Mendota Heights Trick-or-Teeing on Saturday from 4 to 6 PM is a free event where families can play mini golf in costume, explore emergency vehicles, enjoy crafts, and sip hot apple cider. Afton Apple Orchard’s corn maze and hayrides will be open all weekend in Hastings, with classic autumn cheer and pumpkin picking.

For thrill-seekers, Scream Town is back in Chaska with seven huge haunted attractions running Thursday through Sunday, repeatedly rated as a top Halloween destination. Check out Kids Out and About Minneapolis St. Paul for times and tickets.

Film fans can still catch the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, now running at The Main Cinema in Northeast Minneapolis, featuring over 200 films from across the globe, guest filmmakers, and exclusive Spanish film screenings courtesy of the Film Society of Minneapolis St. Paul.

Jazz enthusiasts will appreciate Saturday’s early evening set by Hyde, Hannigan, and Carpel at Berlin, a standout Uptown jazz club, with the music rolling from 4:30 to 6:30 PM according to Berlin’s calendar.

And don’t forget the local libraries—Eagan’s Wescott Library Magic Extravaganza happens Friday morning, while Farmington Library hosts a free harvest craft day today with caramel apple magnets and Halloween bats for kids.

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Minneapolis-Saint Paul is bursting with autumn energy this week, inviting listeners to step into a festival of colors, creativity, and fun. Today kicks off with the iconic Schmidt Fall Art Crawl at the historic Schmidt Artist Lofts, where more than 80 local artists open their studios to the public for a weekend of painting, pottery, jewelry, and live art demonstrations, all with a rooftop view of the Saint Paul skyline. Art lovers can also explore the St. Paul Art Crawl, running today at Union Depot and Tilsner Lofts, featuring unique masterpieces from over two dozen local artists, pop-up markets, interactive workshops, and vibrant live performances, perfect for finding that one-of-a-kind fall treasure. For a lively community experience, head to the Springboard for the Arts Fall Fest—this creative party includes artist-led workshops, a pop-up kitten adoption with Pet Haven, face painting, DJ sets, and hands-on art activities, part of the citywide celebration of the St. Paul Art Crawl.

Families can make memories at the Fall is Fun Festival at CHS Field, running daily from noon to 4 pm all month. Kids will love the hay bale maze, pumpkin painting, themed crafts, and mascot meet-and-greet, while older kids and brave adults can return after dark for Lowertown Terror, a haunted stadium tour through hidden tunnels and spooky corners. Tickets are five dollars for kids and ten for adults during the day, with evening haunted tours beginning at twenty-two dollars.

Autumn’s glow is on full display across the metro, with the Highland Water Tower in Saint Paul open to the public for panoramic views of peak foliage. The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum brings six miles of trails bursting with color, while Caponi Art Park in Eagan blends artistic installations with scenic wooded strolls. Those craving adventure can book a Mississippi River paddleboat tour with Padelford Riverboats or venture to Taylors Falls for kayaking and vivid fall vistas.

Today at the Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts, the Glass Pumpkin Patch returns, showcasing hundreds of handblown pumpkins, free glassblowing demonstrations, and autumn-themed activities. Over at Pinehaven Farm, The Great Pumpkin Trail dazzles with 10,000 intricately carved jack-o’-lanterns lighting up a magical half-mile path.

Cultural events round out the week—Mia hosts free screenings for the Cine Latino Film Festival, the legendary Sweeney Todd whirls audiences through a dark musical tale at Theatre 55, and University of St. Thomas faces off against North Dakota in men’s hockey at Xcel Energy Center tonight. As the weekend rolls on, listeners can look forward to Harvest Fest in Stillwater, complete with giant pumpkin weigh-offs and pumpkin drops.

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Listeners, if you’re wondering what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend, there’s no shortage of fun and unique events happening all around the metro.

Kick off the weekend with the St. Paul Fall Art Crawl, which runs Friday night from 5 to 9 PM at the Tilsner Artist Lofts on Broadway Street in St. Paul. Open house galleries throughout the building promise inspiring works from dozens of local artists—perfect for art lovers or anyone seeking creative inspiration. Lowertown is buzzing beyond just the galleries; Gambit Brewing is featuring live local music and continues Art Crawl celebrations well into the night.

For theater enthusiasts, the Penumbra Theatre in St. Paul is hosting a performance of Marisol Friday evening. This contemporary play is known for its intensity and imagination, making it a can’t-miss for fans of thought-provoking theater.

Families looking for autumn adventure should head to Stillwater on Saturday and Sunday for the annual Harvest Fest. According to Family Fun Twin Cities, there’s pumpkin regatta races on the river, the legendary giant pumpkin drop, and all-day kids’ activities both days. If pumpkin patches are your vibe, Lino Lakes’ Waldoch Farm has a Sesame Street-themed corn maze, games, and hayrides all weekend.

Nature lovers and kids can check out the Fall Family Outdoor Expo at Golden Lake Park in Circle Pines, with outdoor skills and activities Saturday from 1 to 4 PM. Prefer sweet treats and a day at the orchard? Head to Aamodt’s Apple Farm in Stillwater for apple picking and cider.

For movie buffs, this is your chance to experience the Twin Cities Black Film Festival through Sunday. Films are screening at the Capri Theatre and the Indigo Hotel, showcasing features and shorts by local and national Black filmmakers.

If you want to get a little spooky, gather at Lake Elmo Park Reserve Saturday night for Spooky Stories Around a Campfire—complete with marshmallows, cider, and a post-stories night hike. The Union Depot in St. Paul is also hosting ghost tours and morning yoga sessions, blending history and wellness in one iconic spot.

Live music lovers, Aster Cafe in Minneapolis has Dead North with Kray Klaas performing on Friday night, and at Gambit Brewing, you’ll catch The Jugsluggers bringing acoustic bluegrass magic to the taproom. Comedy fans—don’t miss the Funniest Person in St. Paul contest finale at Gambit, bringing the area’s best stand-up talent for a $1,000 showdown.

For those into baking, Gambit Brewing in St. Paul is offering a Sourdough for Beginners workshop, so you can head home with dough, starter, and expert guidance.

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Listeners, there is no shortage of excitement in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week and weekend. Tonight, things are already heating up with shows and festivals all across the cities. If catching live music is your vibe, indie-pop band almost monday takes the stage at Amsterdam Bar & Hall in Saint Paul at 7:00 PM, and for those looking for a more intimate setting, Mother Coyote & Conzemius bring acoustic folk to the Aster Cafe in Minneapolis starting at 8:00 PM according to Aster Cafe’s live music calendar. Meanwhile, if you want to experience something truly unique, Head over to the Minneapolis Institute of Art for Vision and Voice: Young Adult Night, open to all 18 to 26-year-olds, with free food, local performances, gallery activities, and complimentary access to the museum’s Royal Bronzes: Cambodian Art of the Divine exhibition, according to the Minnesota Women’s Press.

Film buffs will want to head out to The Main Cinema where the 13th Annual Cine Latino Film Festival runs through Sunday, October 12th. This event is a celebration of Latin American and US Latino cinema with a packed lineup of films, special guests, food trucks, and fiestas. On Thursday night, check out Cine Latino Shorts at 5:00 PM or settle in for I Had the Heart at 7:30 PM, followed by a live tango performance as reported by Minnesota Monthly.

The weekend welcomes you to autumn adventure with The Great Pumpkin Trail at Pinehaven Farm in Wyoming, Minnesota. Stroll this half-mile trail under a canopy of more than 10,000 glowing, intricately carved pumpkins, including themed worlds like a magical underwater area. If you’re after more spooky fun, stick around for The Dead End Hayride, widely considered Minnesota’s top haunted hayride and walk-through horror experience.

Art lovers should make time for Stitching Black Legacy: The Quilts of Carolyn Mazloomi, the largest solo exhibition of Mazloomi’s work now showing at the Textile Center in Minneapolis, or Timeless Expressions at the Arboretum’s Café Gallery, where landscape paintings capture the magic of fall.

For sports fans, this Saturday brings Minnesota Wild hockey as they face off against Columbus, and on Sunday, catch St. Thomas versus North Dakota men’s hockey, both at the Grand Casino Arena, as listed in their upcoming events.

No matter your interest, Minneapolis-Saint Paul has you taken care of this week—from international film and glowing pumpkin trails to art, hockey, and live shows. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Listeners, if you’re looking for adventure in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, you’re in for a treat, because the last weekend of September has something for everyone, whether you love art, music, family fun, or local flavor.

Today, start your experience with an autumn stroll through the Downtown Minneapolis Farmers Market, open from 7 am to 1 pm. It’s a great spot to grab breakfast and local produce while soaking up the city vibe, perfect for kicking off the weekend according to KidsOutAndAbout. Museum Nights at the Science Museum of Minnesota in Saint Paul runs from 5 to 8 pm tonight, featuring live science shows and a chance to catch an Omnitheater show with hands-on activities for curious minds.

Saturday heats up with the Linden Hills Festival in southwest Minneapolis at 3100 W 43rd Street, from noon to 6 pm. Expect live music, food trucks, face painting, bubbles, and a decorate-your-bike parade, making it a perfect family outing as recommended by FamilyFunTwinCities. Art enthusiasts shouldn’t miss the ArtScraps Community Celebration on St Clair Avenue in Saint Paul from 3 to 6 pm, where you can enjoy entertainment, create art, and browse the famous “free table.”

If you’re looking for something spirited, the Oktoberfest Bar Crawl hits Saint Paul’s New Bohemia at 4 pm and goes late into the night. Think beer steins, Bavarian cheer, and exclusive drink specials—ages 21 and up only—reported by Eventbrite.

Families with young kids should check out Mini-Maker Saturday Vibe at the George Latimer Central Library in Saint Paul, happening from 11 am to noon. Children will love the sensory play stations and art activities, plus it’s all free. For the youngest story lovers, First Chapter Storytime at Next Chapter Bookseller on Snelling Avenue is from 10:45 to 11:15 am, featuring picture book read-alouds.

All weekend, it’s your last chance to ride and play at Como Town Amusement Park in Saint Paul before the season closes. Outdoor rides, games, and the Dinosaur Expedition run Saturday and Sunday from 11 am to 5 pm. Make a day of it with a visit next door to Como Zoo and Conservatory as well.

Sunday features Garden Storytime at Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden in Minneapolis at 10 am, with activities for kids and a scavenger hunt. In Scandia, wrap up the weekend with Bluegrass & Lemonade in the Shade, a live outdoor jam with free lemonade at the Gamble Garden Museum from 2 to 3:45 pm.

Art lovers, remember that Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Sculpture Garden, and Weisman Art Museum are always free to visit, and Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is open, too.

Don’t forget, the Minnesota Renaissance Festival runs through the weekend in Shakopee, so if you’re seeking knights, minstrels, and turkey legs, make your way there for a taste of medieval merriment.

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Get ready to embrace the energy, flavors, and community spirit of Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and into the coming week. This Saturday launches with a purpose at Upper Landing Park in Saint Paul, where the 2025 Twin Cities Walk for Water kicks off at 9:30 AM. This inspiring community event, organized by Water Mission and Uponor, is dedicated to raising awareness and funds so millions around the world can access clean, safe water. All ages are welcome and it’s a powerful way to connect with others for a global cause.

Art lovers, your day is covered. Visit North Loop Green from 10 AM to 3 PM for the Twin Cities Vintage Flea by Totally Rad Vintage Fest, featuring unique finds, collectibles, and live tunes. In Monticello, the 4th Annual Let’s Chalk Monticello turns the streets into vibrant canvases all weekend, with local artists, food, and fun for families, all for free. Over at The Works Museum in Bloomington, She Engineers invites families to celebrate women in STEM with interactive activities and real scientists on-site.

Saint Paul’s own Taco & Tequila Festival debuts at 11 AM, promising two lively days packed with Latino music on two stages and delicious flavors from around the globe, making Harriet Island the go-to spot for a festival filled with rhythm, tacos, and summertime energy. Prefer browsing with a purpose? The Dame It Women Makers Market & Festival will highlight women’s creativity, eco-minded food, and a lively rummage sale—with all proceeds supporting scholarships for women in culinary fields.

Hungry for more? Shakopee’s Fall Food Truck Festival gathers over 30 vendors serving everything from sweet desserts to hearty classics, with drinks and live music for a full-family feast. Craft lovers can create at the Minnesota Arboretum’s Spoon Carving event or try needle-felting at Fairchild Farm.

Cultivate your curiosity Saturday afternoon at the Bach Society of Minnesota’s “Vivaldi on Fire” concert in Shoreview. For a night out, immerse yourself in live whodunit comedy at Dinner Detective St Paul or join the Jury Experience—where you become part of the courtroom action.

Sunday keeps the momentum going with farmers markets and family story time at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chaska, plus the Church of St. Peter Fall Festival, featuring bingo, art, live music, and games for all ages.

Looking ahead, family fun continues all week—Tuesday’s Tot Time Open Gyms, story sessions at Highland Park Library, Wednesday’s TIGRE TIGRE performance at Wolfe Park in St. Louis Park, and Thursday’s Como Park Zoo Little Explorers in Saint Paul are just a sampling.

No matter what your interests, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is brimming with music, culture, food, art, and hands-on experiences for every listener. Make the most of these vibrant events—many free, all inviting, and each brimming with Twin Cities pride. Thank you for tuning in and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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Thursday night brings parade excitement to North Saint Paul, as the annual Fall Round Up Parade rolls down 7th Avenue from six to nine pm. This cherished tradition brings the community together to cheer for colorful floats, marching bands, and local groups. Arrive early to grab your spot and maybe swing by a downtown business before the parade kicks off. It’s one of the best ways to enjoy local spirit and welcome autumn, and according to the City of North St. Paul, it’s a don’t-miss event.

For families with little ones, Red Balloon Bookshop in St. Paul hosts lively storytimes Thursday morning with songs, dances, and stories perfect for infants and toddlers. That evening, stargazers have two options for free cosmic fun: the Como Planetarium Statewide Star Party in Saint Paul and the Bell Museum’s Star Party at their historic site. Astronomy groups will be set up around town, so pick your favorite spot for telescope views and guided stargazing.

Friday morning offers open gym events for tots from Maple Grove and Apple Valley to Eagan, along with storytimes and chalk art at Fresh Acres Farm in Monticello. By evening, fireworks light up Hazelwood Park in Maplewood for the September Friday Light it Up event, while Lowry Nature Center in Victoria and Wolfe Park in St Louis Park welcome families for outdoor movie nights.

Saturday is packed with options. Art on the Edge Festival at Father Hennepin Bluffs Park lets listeners explore local art, crafts, and activities along the Mississippi River. The Minnesota Mineral Club’s Rock, Mineral, and Gem Show takes over the State Fairgrounds Dairy Building, ideal for budding geologists. Kids who love animals won’t want to miss the Carpenter St. Croix Valley Nature Center’s free Fall Raptor Release in Hastings, where rescued birds take flight.

For anime fans, Anime Wonder Minnesota brings cosplay, performances, and Asian cuisine to the Minnesota State Fairgrounds Saturday and Sunday, promising a lively culture celebration. Meanwhile, Valleyfair in Shakopee launches its annual Valley Scare, transforming the park into a haunted maze with night rides and live shows for thrill seekers.

On Sunday, plant-based listeners will love Twin Cities VegFest at Harriet Island Park in St. Paul with vegan food, cooking demos, yoga, and more. Monticello’s Let’s Chalk festival runs all weekend, turning city streets into outdoor galleries with vibrant chalk art from global artists alongside live music and food trucks.

Baseball fans, don’t forget the Minnesota Twins are in town hosting the Cleveland Guardians at Target Field Friday through Sunday, plus a special Taiwanese Heritage Night on Friday.

No matter your interests—parades and fireworks, art and science, food and fandom—Minneapolis-Saint Paul has something for you this week. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.