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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