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Jam-Packed Weekend of Summer Fun in Minneapolis-Saint Paul
Listeners, if you are wondering what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and through the rest of the week, get ready for a jam-packed schedule of summer events, food, music, and family fun.
Today and tomorrow, downtown Minneapolis is bustling with the Taste of Minnesota festival along Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue. Entry is free, and it runs from noon to 10pm each day. Besides plenty of delicious food, visitors will find a Family Fun Area with performers, inflatables, face painters, and even puppies to meet. Saturday night features a headline performance by Joan Jett and Cheap Trick, while Sunday brings Ludacris to the main stage, making this a must for music lovers and families alike according to Family Fun Twin Cities.
For those who want a break from the crowds or are looking for something with a local twist, Minneapolis is hosting Minnesota’s First Native American Food Truck Festival today at Harriet Island Regional Park. Try unique cuisine and celebrate Native food traditions with the stunning riverfront as your backdrop, revealed by the Minneapolis tourism calendar.
Families and animal lovers should head over to Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul, which is open daily and always free. St. Paul's Landmark Center also offers free arts and cultural events throughout the week, including concerts, art displays, building tours, and more.
On Saturday night, film buffs can catch A Drinking Game Mn’s live stage reading of The Big Lebowski at Bryant Lake Bowl and Theater. This interactive show brings together audience and cast with drinking cues for a night full of laughs and shenanigans, as listed in Minnesota Monthly’s event calendar. If you're feeling extra adventurous, stick around for Midnight Mayhem's double feature of Happy Gilmore and Eegah, hosted by Chaz Kangas.
Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Twins hosting the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at 1:10pm, offering classic summer baseball action in downtown Minneapolis. For those looking for tranquility outdoors, consider a stroll through the Mississippi River Visitor Center or enjoy the trails and gardens of the city’s many parks.
Looking forward to the rest of July, listeners should keep an eye out for the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival returning to Harriet Island Regional Park July 18th through 20th, with headlining acts like Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Green Day, and Sublime, detailed by Axios Twin Cities and the festival’s own official site.
No matter your interest—food, music, film, sports, or relaxing in the park—Minneapolis-Saint Paul has something to make your summer shine. Thanks for tuning in, remember to subscribe, and explore more fantastic content. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Today and tomorrow, downtown Minneapolis is bustling with the Taste of Minnesota festival along Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue. Entry is free, and it runs from noon to 10pm each day. Besides plenty of delicious food, visitors will find a Family Fun Area with performers, inflatables, face painters, and even puppies to meet. Saturday night features a headline performance by Joan Jett and Cheap Trick, while Sunday brings Ludacris to the main stage, making this a must for music lovers and families alike according to Family Fun Twin Cities.
For those who want a break from the crowds or are looking for something with a local twist, Minneapolis is hosting Minnesota’s First Native American Food Truck Festival today at Harriet Island Regional Park. Try unique cuisine and celebrate Native food traditions with the stunning riverfront as your backdrop, revealed by the Minneapolis tourism calendar.
Families and animal lovers should head over to Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul, which is open daily and always free. St. Paul's Landmark Center also offers free arts and cultural events throughout the week, including concerts, art displays, building tours, and more.
On Saturday night, film buffs can catch A Drinking Game Mn’s live stage reading of The Big Lebowski at Bryant Lake Bowl and Theater. This interactive show brings together audience and cast with drinking cues for a night full of laughs and shenanigans, as listed in Minnesota Monthly’s event calendar. If you're feeling extra adventurous, stick around for Midnight Mayhem's double feature of Happy Gilmore and Eegah, hosted by Chaz Kangas.
Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Twins hosting the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at 1:10pm, offering classic summer baseball action in downtown Minneapolis. For those looking for tranquility outdoors, consider a stroll through the Mississippi River Visitor Center or enjoy the trails and gardens of the city’s many parks.
Looking forward to the rest of July, listeners should keep an eye out for the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival returning to Harriet Island Regional Park July 18th through 20th, with headlining acts like Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Green Day, and Sublime, detailed by Axios Twin Cities and the festival’s own official site.
No matter your interest—food, music, film, sports, or relaxing in the park—Minneapolis-Saint Paul has something to make your summer shine. Thanks for tuning in, remember to subscribe, and explore more fantastic content. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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By Quiet. PleaseListeners, if you are wondering what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and through the rest of the week, get ready for a jam-packed schedule of summer events, food, music, and family fun.
Today and tomorrow, downtown Minneapolis is bustling with the Taste of Minnesota festival along Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue. Entry is free, and it runs from noon to 10pm each day. Besides plenty of delicious food, visitors will find a Family Fun Area with performers, inflatables, face painters, and even puppies to meet. Saturday night features a headline performance by Joan Jett and Cheap Trick, while Sunday brings Ludacris to the main stage, making this a must for music lovers and families alike according to Family Fun Twin Cities.
For those who want a break from the crowds or are looking for something with a local twist, Minneapolis is hosting Minnesota’s First Native American Food Truck Festival today at Harriet Island Regional Park. Try unique cuisine and celebrate Native food traditions with the stunning riverfront as your backdrop, revealed by the Minneapolis tourism calendar.
Families and animal lovers should head over to Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul, which is open daily and always free. St. Paul's Landmark Center also offers free arts and cultural events throughout the week, including concerts, art displays, building tours, and more.
On Saturday night, film buffs can catch A Drinking Game Mn’s live stage reading of The Big Lebowski at Bryant Lake Bowl and Theater. This interactive show brings together audience and cast with drinking cues for a night full of laughs and shenanigans, as listed in Minnesota Monthly’s event calendar. If you're feeling extra adventurous, stick around for Midnight Mayhem's double feature of Happy Gilmore and Eegah, hosted by Chaz Kangas.
Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Twins hosting the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at 1:10pm, offering classic summer baseball action in downtown Minneapolis. For those looking for tranquility outdoors, consider a stroll through the Mississippi River Visitor Center or enjoy the trails and gardens of the city’s many parks.
Looking forward to the rest of July, listeners should keep an eye out for the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival returning to Harriet Island Regional Park July 18th through 20th, with headlining acts like Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Green Day, and Sublime, detailed by Axios Twin Cities and the festival’s own official site.
No matter your interest—food, music, film, sports, or relaxing in the park—Minneapolis-Saint Paul has something to make your summer shine. Thanks for tuning in, remember to subscribe, and explore more fantastic content. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
Today and tomorrow, downtown Minneapolis is bustling with the Taste of Minnesota festival along Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue. Entry is free, and it runs from noon to 10pm each day. Besides plenty of delicious food, visitors will find a Family Fun Area with performers, inflatables, face painters, and even puppies to meet. Saturday night features a headline performance by Joan Jett and Cheap Trick, while Sunday brings Ludacris to the main stage, making this a must for music lovers and families alike according to Family Fun Twin Cities.
For those who want a break from the crowds or are looking for something with a local twist, Minneapolis is hosting Minnesota’s First Native American Food Truck Festival today at Harriet Island Regional Park. Try unique cuisine and celebrate Native food traditions with the stunning riverfront as your backdrop, revealed by the Minneapolis tourism calendar.
Families and animal lovers should head over to Como Zoo and Conservatory in St. Paul, which is open daily and always free. St. Paul's Landmark Center also offers free arts and cultural events throughout the week, including concerts, art displays, building tours, and more.
On Saturday night, film buffs can catch A Drinking Game Mn’s live stage reading of The Big Lebowski at Bryant Lake Bowl and Theater. This interactive show brings together audience and cast with drinking cues for a night full of laughs and shenanigans, as listed in Minnesota Monthly’s event calendar. If you're feeling extra adventurous, stick around for Midnight Mayhem's double feature of Happy Gilmore and Eegah, hosted by Chaz Kangas.
Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Twins hosting the Tampa Bay Rays on Saturday at 1:10pm, offering classic summer baseball action in downtown Minneapolis. For those looking for tranquility outdoors, consider a stroll through the Mississippi River Visitor Center or enjoy the trails and gardens of the city’s many parks.
Looking forward to the rest of July, listeners should keep an eye out for the Minnesota Yacht Club Festival returning to Harriet Island Regional Park July 18th through 20th, with headlining acts like Hozier, Alabama Shakes, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, Green Day, and Sublime, detailed by Axios Twin Cities and the festival’s own official site.
No matter your interest—food, music, film, sports, or relaxing in the park—Minneapolis-Saint Paul has something to make your summer shine. Thanks for tuning in, remember to subscribe, and explore more fantastic content. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.