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Welcome to the vibrant Twin Cities of Minneapolis-Saint Paul, where the community spirit is as lively as the spring blooms that adorn our parks. This week, whether you're a local or just visiting, there's a variety of exciting events tailored for all interests. Let’s dive into the must-see activities through the end of this week into the weekend.
Start your week with a cultural immersion at the Art in Bloom festival, running until March 21 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This annual celebration showcases the incredible talents of floral artists who transform galleries with stunning live floral arrangements inspired by the museum's artwork. Tours, lectures, and family activities accompany this captivating spectacle.
For music enthusiasts, First Avenue is the spot to be on March 19 as it hosts the acclaimed local band, The Current. Known for their unique indie rock vibes, their live performance promises a high-energy night filled with both classic hits and new tracks. The venue’s intimate setting guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Foodies, prepare your palates! The much-anticipated Twin Cities Food & Wine Experience kicks off from March 20 to 22 at Target Field. This culinary extravaganza features tastings from over 200 gourmet exhibitors, including celebrated chefs, local artisans, and winemakers. Attend cooking demos, sample exotic flavors, or discover new wines to love.
On March 21, Lake Como Park in Saint Paul becomes a hub of activity for the annual Minnesota Kite Festival. Watch the sky light up with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes, or join in the fun by flying your own. Workshops are available for those interested in learning the art of kite making.
On the weekend, revive your spirits with the Saint Paul Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on March 22. Delayed due to a little Irish luck to accommodate more revelers, this popular parade marches through downtown Saint Paul, featuring a feast of floats, Irish dance groups, bagpipes, and, of course, parade participants donning every shade of green.
If you're looking for something to delight the little ones, head to the Minnesota Zoo from March 21 to 23 for the Dr. Seuss Celebration, which includes live readings, interactive games, and whimsical crafts inspired by the beloved author's books. This family-friendly event promises to ignite the imaginations of children and make memories for the whole family.
Sports fans can catch some thrilling NHL action as the Minnesota Wild take on the Chicago Blackhawks on March 23 at the Xcel Energy Center. Feel the adrenaline in the air as the home team battles for a pivotal win in front of an electrifying crowd.
Finally, end your week on a relaxing note with the Minneapolis Spring Makers Market, taking place on March 23 and 24 at the historic Grain Belt Bottling House. This market showcases a plethora of local artisans selling handmade goods, from jewelry and ceramics to textiles and organic skincare products. It’s the perfect place to find unique souvenirs or gifts to take home.
With a calendar filled with these vibrant and diverse events, the Twin Cities is the place to be this week. Whether you're sampling exquisite flavors, diving into music, or celebrating culture, Minneapolis-Saint Paul offers an extraordinary week of activities tailored for all. Enjoy your stay, and make the most of what this lively region has to offer!
Start your week with a cultural immersion at the Art in Bloom festival, running until March 21 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This annual celebration showcases the incredible talents of floral artists who transform galleries with stunning live floral arrangements inspired by the museum's artwork. Tours, lectures, and family activities accompany this captivating spectacle.
For music enthusiasts, First Avenue is the spot to be on March 19 as it hosts the acclaimed local band, The Current. Known for their unique indie rock vibes, their live performance promises a high-energy night filled with both classic hits and new tracks. The venue’s intimate setting guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Foodies, prepare your palates! The much-anticipated Twin Cities Food & Wine Experience kicks off from March 20 to 22 at Target Field. This culinary extravaganza features tastings from over 200 gourmet exhibitors, including celebrated chefs, local artisans, and winemakers. Attend cooking demos, sample exotic flavors, or discover new wines to love.
On March 21, Lake Como Park in Saint Paul becomes a hub of activity for the annual Minnesota Kite Festival. Watch the sky light up with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes, or join in the fun by flying your own. Workshops are available for those interested in learning the art of kite making.
On the weekend, revive your spirits with the Saint Paul Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on March 22. Delayed due to a little Irish luck to accommodate more revelers, this popular parade marches through downtown Saint Paul, featuring a feast of floats, Irish dance groups, bagpipes, and, of course, parade participants donning every shade of green.
If you're looking for something to delight the little ones, head to the Minnesota Zoo from March 21 to 23 for the Dr. Seuss Celebration, which includes live readings, interactive games, and whimsical crafts inspired by the beloved author's books. This family-friendly event promises to ignite the imaginations of children and make memories for the whole family.
Sports fans can catch some thrilling NHL action as the Minnesota Wild take on the Chicago Blackhawks on March 23 at the Xcel Energy Center. Feel the adrenaline in the air as the home team battles for a pivotal win in front of an electrifying crowd.
Finally, end your week on a relaxing note with the Minneapolis Spring Makers Market, taking place on March 23 and 24 at the historic Grain Belt Bottling House. This market showcases a plethora of local artisans selling handmade goods, from jewelry and ceramics to textiles and organic skincare products. It’s the perfect place to find unique souvenirs or gifts to take home.
With a calendar filled with these vibrant and diverse events, the Twin Cities is the place to be this week. Whether you're sampling exquisite flavors, diving into music, or celebrating culture, Minneapolis-Saint Paul offers an extraordinary week of activities tailored for all. Enjoy your stay, and make the most of what this lively region has to offer!
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By Quiet. PleaseWelcome to the vibrant Twin Cities of Minneapolis-Saint Paul, where the community spirit is as lively as the spring blooms that adorn our parks. This week, whether you're a local or just visiting, there's a variety of exciting events tailored for all interests. Let’s dive into the must-see activities through the end of this week into the weekend.
Start your week with a cultural immersion at the Art in Bloom festival, running until March 21 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This annual celebration showcases the incredible talents of floral artists who transform galleries with stunning live floral arrangements inspired by the museum's artwork. Tours, lectures, and family activities accompany this captivating spectacle.
For music enthusiasts, First Avenue is the spot to be on March 19 as it hosts the acclaimed local band, The Current. Known for their unique indie rock vibes, their live performance promises a high-energy night filled with both classic hits and new tracks. The venue’s intimate setting guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Foodies, prepare your palates! The much-anticipated Twin Cities Food & Wine Experience kicks off from March 20 to 22 at Target Field. This culinary extravaganza features tastings from over 200 gourmet exhibitors, including celebrated chefs, local artisans, and winemakers. Attend cooking demos, sample exotic flavors, or discover new wines to love.
On March 21, Lake Como Park in Saint Paul becomes a hub of activity for the annual Minnesota Kite Festival. Watch the sky light up with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes, or join in the fun by flying your own. Workshops are available for those interested in learning the art of kite making.
On the weekend, revive your spirits with the Saint Paul Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on March 22. Delayed due to a little Irish luck to accommodate more revelers, this popular parade marches through downtown Saint Paul, featuring a feast of floats, Irish dance groups, bagpipes, and, of course, parade participants donning every shade of green.
If you're looking for something to delight the little ones, head to the Minnesota Zoo from March 21 to 23 for the Dr. Seuss Celebration, which includes live readings, interactive games, and whimsical crafts inspired by the beloved author's books. This family-friendly event promises to ignite the imaginations of children and make memories for the whole family.
Sports fans can catch some thrilling NHL action as the Minnesota Wild take on the Chicago Blackhawks on March 23 at the Xcel Energy Center. Feel the adrenaline in the air as the home team battles for a pivotal win in front of an electrifying crowd.
Finally, end your week on a relaxing note with the Minneapolis Spring Makers Market, taking place on March 23 and 24 at the historic Grain Belt Bottling House. This market showcases a plethora of local artisans selling handmade goods, from jewelry and ceramics to textiles and organic skincare products. It’s the perfect place to find unique souvenirs or gifts to take home.
With a calendar filled with these vibrant and diverse events, the Twin Cities is the place to be this week. Whether you're sampling exquisite flavors, diving into music, or celebrating culture, Minneapolis-Saint Paul offers an extraordinary week of activities tailored for all. Enjoy your stay, and make the most of what this lively region has to offer!
Start your week with a cultural immersion at the Art in Bloom festival, running until March 21 at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. This annual celebration showcases the incredible talents of floral artists who transform galleries with stunning live floral arrangements inspired by the museum's artwork. Tours, lectures, and family activities accompany this captivating spectacle.
For music enthusiasts, First Avenue is the spot to be on March 19 as it hosts the acclaimed local band, The Current. Known for their unique indie rock vibes, their live performance promises a high-energy night filled with both classic hits and new tracks. The venue’s intimate setting guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Foodies, prepare your palates! The much-anticipated Twin Cities Food & Wine Experience kicks off from March 20 to 22 at Target Field. This culinary extravaganza features tastings from over 200 gourmet exhibitors, including celebrated chefs, local artisans, and winemakers. Attend cooking demos, sample exotic flavors, or discover new wines to love.
On March 21, Lake Como Park in Saint Paul becomes a hub of activity for the annual Minnesota Kite Festival. Watch the sky light up with colorful kites of all shapes and sizes, or join in the fun by flying your own. Workshops are available for those interested in learning the art of kite making.
On the weekend, revive your spirits with the Saint Paul Saint Patrick’s Day Parade on March 22. Delayed due to a little Irish luck to accommodate more revelers, this popular parade marches through downtown Saint Paul, featuring a feast of floats, Irish dance groups, bagpipes, and, of course, parade participants donning every shade of green.
If you're looking for something to delight the little ones, head to the Minnesota Zoo from March 21 to 23 for the Dr. Seuss Celebration, which includes live readings, interactive games, and whimsical crafts inspired by the beloved author's books. This family-friendly event promises to ignite the imaginations of children and make memories for the whole family.
Sports fans can catch some thrilling NHL action as the Minnesota Wild take on the Chicago Blackhawks on March 23 at the Xcel Energy Center. Feel the adrenaline in the air as the home team battles for a pivotal win in front of an electrifying crowd.
Finally, end your week on a relaxing note with the Minneapolis Spring Makers Market, taking place on March 23 and 24 at the historic Grain Belt Bottling House. This market showcases a plethora of local artisans selling handmade goods, from jewelry and ceramics to textiles and organic skincare products. It’s the perfect place to find unique souvenirs or gifts to take home.
With a calendar filled with these vibrant and diverse events, the Twin Cities is the place to be this week. Whether you're sampling exquisite flavors, diving into music, or celebrating culture, Minneapolis-Saint Paul offers an extraordinary week of activities tailored for all. Enjoy your stay, and make the most of what this lively region has to offer!