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If you are in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, gear up for a long weekend packed with music, fireworks, art, and family festivals happening across the Twin Cities. Minneapolis kicks into the holiday spirit tonight with a special faculty concert from the St. Joseph’s School of Music and Saint Paul Conservatory of Music. This free event is set for 6:30 to 7:30 pm at the Minnesota History Center. Enjoy a vibrant program from some of the region’s finest musicians with no ticket needed, so bring your friends and enjoy a summer evening of music.
Fourth of July is downright spectacular in downtown Minneapolis. Red, White and Boom returns to the riverfront with food trucks and live music at Water Works and the Stone Arch Bridge parking lot starting at 6 pm. The night caps off with fireworks at 10 pm that will light up the Mississippi riverfront. This is one of the city’s signature summer events and a must for anyone wanting to soak up that classic Minneapolis energy according to the Minneapolis visitor calendar.
Saint Paul offers its own slate of festivities all weekend. Head over to Raspberry Island for the “Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island” outdoor exhibit, where you’ll find giant, fantastical sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art, open throughout the holiday weekend. If you’re looking for music under the stars, Steven C and Friends host a special Fourth of July concert on the steps of the Cathedral at 239 Selby Ave. You can also check out Groovin’ In The Garden at Como Park, or see the Alex Meffert Quartet at 385 Broadway for jazz lovers. The Saint Paul Farmers Market on 7th Place Mall is open all weekend with local produce and handmade goods.
On Saturday and Sunday, families won’t want to miss the Taste of Minnesota on Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. While the food is front and center, there is much more to do: a kid-friendly fun area guarantees live performers, inflatables, face painting, and even a puppy petting experience. The event runs noon to 10 pm both days and, according to Family Fun Twin Cities, admission is free.
For free family fun, Saint Paul’s Como Zoo & Conservatory is open daily, offering animal exhibits and lush gardens. The Mississippi River Visitor Center inside the Science Museum is another standout where you can explore river culture and biology through interactive exhibits. Landmark Center in downtown Saint Paul hosts free concerts and arts events throughout the holiday weekend.
With music, fireworks, art, and endless activities, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is buzzing with summer energy. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for your next guide to Twin Cities happenings. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Fourth of July is downright spectacular in downtown Minneapolis. Red, White and Boom returns to the riverfront with food trucks and live music at Water Works and the Stone Arch Bridge parking lot starting at 6 pm. The night caps off with fireworks at 10 pm that will light up the Mississippi riverfront. This is one of the city’s signature summer events and a must for anyone wanting to soak up that classic Minneapolis energy according to the Minneapolis visitor calendar.
Saint Paul offers its own slate of festivities all weekend. Head over to Raspberry Island for the “Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island” outdoor exhibit, where you’ll find giant, fantastical sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art, open throughout the holiday weekend. If you’re looking for music under the stars, Steven C and Friends host a special Fourth of July concert on the steps of the Cathedral at 239 Selby Ave. You can also check out Groovin’ In The Garden at Como Park, or see the Alex Meffert Quartet at 385 Broadway for jazz lovers. The Saint Paul Farmers Market on 7th Place Mall is open all weekend with local produce and handmade goods.
On Saturday and Sunday, families won’t want to miss the Taste of Minnesota on Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. While the food is front and center, there is much more to do: a kid-friendly fun area guarantees live performers, inflatables, face painting, and even a puppy petting experience. The event runs noon to 10 pm both days and, according to Family Fun Twin Cities, admission is free.
For free family fun, Saint Paul’s Como Zoo & Conservatory is open daily, offering animal exhibits and lush gardens. The Mississippi River Visitor Center inside the Science Museum is another standout where you can explore river culture and biology through interactive exhibits. Landmark Center in downtown Saint Paul hosts free concerts and arts events throughout the holiday weekend.
With music, fireworks, art, and endless activities, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is buzzing with summer energy. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for your next guide to Twin Cities happenings. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiIf you are in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, gear up for a long weekend packed with music, fireworks, art, and family festivals happening across the Twin Cities. Minneapolis kicks into the holiday spirit tonight with a special faculty concert from the St. Joseph’s School of Music and Saint Paul Conservatory of Music. This free event is set for 6:30 to 7:30 pm at the Minnesota History Center. Enjoy a vibrant program from some of the region’s finest musicians with no ticket needed, so bring your friends and enjoy a summer evening of music.
Fourth of July is downright spectacular in downtown Minneapolis. Red, White and Boom returns to the riverfront with food trucks and live music at Water Works and the Stone Arch Bridge parking lot starting at 6 pm. The night caps off with fireworks at 10 pm that will light up the Mississippi riverfront. This is one of the city’s signature summer events and a must for anyone wanting to soak up that classic Minneapolis energy according to the Minneapolis visitor calendar.
Saint Paul offers its own slate of festivities all weekend. Head over to Raspberry Island for the “Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island” outdoor exhibit, where you’ll find giant, fantastical sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art, open throughout the holiday weekend. If you’re looking for music under the stars, Steven C and Friends host a special Fourth of July concert on the steps of the Cathedral at 239 Selby Ave. You can also check out Groovin’ In The Garden at Como Park, or see the Alex Meffert Quartet at 385 Broadway for jazz lovers. The Saint Paul Farmers Market on 7th Place Mall is open all weekend with local produce and handmade goods.
On Saturday and Sunday, families won’t want to miss the Taste of Minnesota on Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. While the food is front and center, there is much more to do: a kid-friendly fun area guarantees live performers, inflatables, face painting, and even a puppy petting experience. The event runs noon to 10 pm both days and, according to Family Fun Twin Cities, admission is free.
For free family fun, Saint Paul’s Como Zoo & Conservatory is open daily, offering animal exhibits and lush gardens. The Mississippi River Visitor Center inside the Science Museum is another standout where you can explore river culture and biology through interactive exhibits. Landmark Center in downtown Saint Paul hosts free concerts and arts events throughout the holiday weekend.
With music, fireworks, art, and endless activities, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is buzzing with summer energy. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for your next guide to Twin Cities happenings. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Fourth of July is downright spectacular in downtown Minneapolis. Red, White and Boom returns to the riverfront with food trucks and live music at Water Works and the Stone Arch Bridge parking lot starting at 6 pm. The night caps off with fireworks at 10 pm that will light up the Mississippi riverfront. This is one of the city’s signature summer events and a must for anyone wanting to soak up that classic Minneapolis energy according to the Minneapolis visitor calendar.
Saint Paul offers its own slate of festivities all weekend. Head over to Raspberry Island for the “Alebrijes: Keepers of the Island” outdoor exhibit, where you’ll find giant, fantastical sculptures inspired by Mexican folk art, open throughout the holiday weekend. If you’re looking for music under the stars, Steven C and Friends host a special Fourth of July concert on the steps of the Cathedral at 239 Selby Ave. You can also check out Groovin’ In The Garden at Como Park, or see the Alex Meffert Quartet at 385 Broadway for jazz lovers. The Saint Paul Farmers Market on 7th Place Mall is open all weekend with local produce and handmade goods.
On Saturday and Sunday, families won’t want to miss the Taste of Minnesota on Nicollet Mall and Washington Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. While the food is front and center, there is much more to do: a kid-friendly fun area guarantees live performers, inflatables, face painting, and even a puppy petting experience. The event runs noon to 10 pm both days and, according to Family Fun Twin Cities, admission is free.
For free family fun, Saint Paul’s Como Zoo & Conservatory is open daily, offering animal exhibits and lush gardens. The Mississippi River Visitor Center inside the Science Museum is another standout where you can explore river culture and biology through interactive exhibits. Landmark Center in downtown Saint Paul hosts free concerts and arts events throughout the holiday weekend.
With music, fireworks, art, and endless activities, Minneapolis-Saint Paul is buzzing with summer energy. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for your next guide to Twin Cities happenings. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI