Hey listeners, grab your mittens and let's dive into the hottest happenings in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today through the weekend of January 31, 2026. As your friendly guide to Twin Cities fun, I'm buzzing about the Saint Paul Winter Carnival wrapping up its epic run from January 22 to February 1, with ice sculptures glowing in Rice Park, parades marching through downtown, and non-stop outdoor chills turned thrills.

Kick off today, Saturday, with the free Winter Carnival Family Day: Around the World in a Day at the Landmark Center, 75 West 5th Street in St. Paul, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. According to 365 Things To Do in the Twin Cities, this indoor bash packs global music, lively cultural dances, hands-on kid zones blending science and creativity, plus a vendor market and food festival—perfect for beating the cold while exploring traditions from everywhere. Think upbeat tunes to boogie to, wow-worthy science demos from the Science Museum, and bites for all ages. Families rave about the relaxed vibe, easy parking, and zero cost, making it a cozy centerpiece amid the carnival's ice park and Vulcan adventures nearby. The Star Tribune highlights the ongoing Food Festival in Rice Park too, sizzling all festival long.

Over in Minneapolis, brace for charged energy with ongoing anti-ICE protests sparked by Operation Metro Surge. The Jerusalem Post reports thousands marching downtown yesterday in sub-zero temps, demanding federal agents pull back after tragic shootings of locals Renee Good and Alex Pretti. WTIP notes solidarity actions like Arrowhead Indivisible's peaceful noon gathering outside Java Moose up north, but expect ripples here—stay informed and safe. Bruce Springsteen even rocked a fundraiser with his new "Streets of Minneapolis" tune.

Later tonight, warm up at the Midwinter Community Celebration from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., where Explore Minnesota says Ole and Lena debate winter grit over music, food, and drinks in a community hoot.

The rest of the weekend? Carnival peaks tomorrow with more parades and ice fun before it closes February 1. Lace up for the City of Lakes Loppet at Theodore Wirth Park if you're ski-ready, per Twin Cities Family. Whether you're family frolicking, protest-passionate, or culture-craving, Minneapolis-Saint Paul delivers that unbeatable winter spark.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this chilly Friday through the weekend. Even with some winter buzz turned upside down by protests and postponements, there's plenty of fun to chase away the cold.

Kick off tonight at the Green Room in Minneapolis where St. Paul & The Minneapolis Funk All Stars light up the stage at 7 p.m. Sound Minnesota calls it a groovy night of funk that'll have you dancing through the Twin Cities vibes. Note that the Great Northern Festival has postponed all Friday events in solidarity with community concerns around public safety, according to Bring Me The News, so check their updates for reschedules.

Saturday amps up with the City of Lakes Loppet Winter Festival at Theodore Wirth Park starting at 7 a.m. Loppet.org details packet pickup, shuttles, a beer garden from 10 a.m., and races like the Classic Marathon at 8:30 a.m., Kubb tournament till 6 p.m., plus fat bike and snowshoe fun. Over in St. Paul, the 140th Saint Paul Winter Carnival fires up, Star Tribune reports it's a celebratory blast with classic winter activities. Don't miss the Minneapolis Home & Remodeling Show at U.S. Bank Stadium from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., or Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Families, head to Lake of the Isles for the Winter Party with good cheer, food, pit fires, and ice skating from 1 to 3 p.m.

Sunday keeps the momentum with Loppet's second day at Wirth Beach and Trailhead—skate marathons at 8:30 a.m., 5K fun ski, fat bike events into the afternoon, and beer garden vibes. Roxy's Cabaret serves up a fabulous Drag Brunch at noon on Nicollet Mall, while Parade Ice Garden hosts annual ice-skating from 2 to 4 p.m. Walker Art Center is open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for art lovers, and ongoing gems like Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul offer stunning ice sculptures through the weekend, per MSP Kids Out and About. Night Trains at Twin City Model Railroad Museum twinkles with illuminated setups too.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for conquering the winter chill in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this Thursday through the weekend. Today kicks off with high-energy action at Grand Casino Arena where the Minnesota Wild face off against the Calgary Flames at 8 p.m., according to KFAN and Event Tickets Center reports—grab those tickets fast for upper level seats starting around $133. Music lovers, head to Palace Theatre for Dean Lewis at 7:30 p.m., as listed on SeatGeek, or catch the Saint Paul Civic Symphony's free Hot & Cool Classics concert at Landmark Center, featuring Gershwin and Strauss tunes tied to the Winter Carnival theme.

Tomorrow, Friday, the Saint Paul Winter Carnival ramps up with the Fire & Ice Winter Carnival Run—runners and walkers bundle up for this 140th edition celebrating the cold, per the official event page. Dive into mystery at The Snow Queen’s Gambit, an interactive detective adventure in the Pioneer Endicott building from 5-8 p.m., solving clues and grilling suspects. Music heats up with Tom Morello and Rise Against's benefit concert at First Avenue, doors at 10:30 a.m. for a noon show, all proceeds to families in need as Noise11 details. Don't miss the 35th Annual Midwest Ride-In snowmobile show in Dayton or Zero Gravity's Northern Lights Glow Party from 6-9 p.m. every Friday night.

Saturday explodes with the City of Lakes Loppet Winter Festival at The Trailhead—skate marathons kick off at 8:30 a.m., fat bike races, and a beer garden till 3 p.m., straight from Loppet.org. Saint Paul Winter Carnival hits full swing from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., including Rondo Night with performances and bites. Try ice golf at the 39th Snowball Open in Long Lake, coffee and crafts at Robert Ney Nature Center 10 a.m.-noon, or free Snow Day at Wargo Nature Center with dog sleds, snowshoeing, and s'mores. Carver Camp runs 10 a.m.-2 p.m., and Trampled By Turtles hosts a benefit at Turf Club, per AOL news.

Sunday wraps with The Great Northern Festival across locations from 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Bold & Bright Winter Festival's pond hockey and Mac & Cheese Crawl through Feb 1, Walker Art Center open 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and ongoing Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet till Feb 8. Bundle up, listeners—this is peak Minnesota winter magic!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for shaking off the winter chill in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week. Today, Wednesday, grab your skates or tickets because the action is heating up across the Twin Cities. Kick off at the Muffin Top Café in Loring Park from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. for fluffy breakfast treats at 1424 Nicollet Ave, then wander the self-guided Skyway Walks through downtown's connected paths from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. History buffs, dive into Julia Child: A Recipe for Life at the Minnesota History Center, open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 345 W Kellogg Blvd in St. Paul. Cozy up at the Great Northern Festival's Sauna Village from 4 to 10 p.m. in the Riverplace courtyard at 1 SE Main St. Catch the Broadway hit Chicago at Orpheum Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on 910 Hennepin Ave, or cheer on the PWHL Minnesota Frost versus Vancouver Goldeneyes at 8 p.m. in Grand Casino Arena at 199 W Kellogg Blvd. Basketball fans, Target Center hosts the Timberwolves battling Oklahoma City Thunder at 8:30 p.m. on 600 N 1st Ave. Over in St. Paul, the Winter Carnival is revving up with ice sculptures at Rice Park from 9 a.m., free Metro Transit rides, and kid-friendly Ice Carvings for Kids by Children's Minnesota.

Tomorrow, Thursday, the St. Paul Winter Carnival ramps up with the Food Festival presented by Bill Burg of Edina Realty and Rondo Night celebrations. Friday's packed: Forgotten Star Brewing in Fridley hosts their Annual Curling Tournament and Winterfest from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 38 Northern Stacks Dr. The Great Northern continues citywide, Green Room rocks with St. Paul and Minneapolis All Stars at 7 p.m. on 2923 Girard Ave S, State Theatre welcomes Charlie Berens on his Lost and Found Tour at 7 p.m. on 805 Hennepin Ave, and The Cedar features Ondara's Jet Stone Conspiracy at 8 p.m. on 416 Cedar Ave. Grand Casino Arena has Minnesota Wild versus Calgary at 7 p.m.

Weekend warriors, Saturday explodes with the City of Lakes Loppet Winter Festival at The Trailhead in Theodore Wirth Park, starting packet pickup at 7 a.m. for classic and skate ski races, fat bike events, snowshoe treks, Kubb tournaments, and a beer garden from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. St. Paul Winter Carnival peaks with the 140th Celebration at 5 p.m., Ice Bar by Stella Residences, Snow Queen's Gambit mystery game, Klondike Kate Arctic Sizzle at 10:30 a.m., Vulcan Victory Torchlight Parade at 5:15 p.m., overthrow of King Boreas with fireworks at 7 p.m., and Vulcan Victory Dance at 8 p.m. US Bank Stadium buzzes with the Minneapolis Home & Remodeling Show from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 401 Chicago Ave. Lake Harriet's Art Shanty Projects run 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 4135 W Lake Harriet Pkwy, and Lake of the Isles hosts a Winter Party with family fun, food, pit fires, and ice skating from 1 to 3 p.m. at 2500 E Lake of the Isles Pkwy. Luminary Arts Center glows with The Best of Hans Zimmer Candlelight Concert at 6:30 and 8 p.m. on 700 N 1st St, plus Jessie J at First Avenue.

Sunday keeps the vibe alive with more Great Northern events, Walker Art Center open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 725 Vineland Pl, Roxy’s Cabaret Drag Brunch noon to 2 p.m. at 1333 Nicollet Mall, Parade Ice Garden skating 2 to 4 p.m. at 600 Kenwood Pkwy, and Guthrie Theater's Macbeth at 7 p.m. on 818 S 2nd St. Charlie Berens returns to State Theatre at 4 and 7 p.m.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today and through the weekend. It's Sunday, January 25th, and the Saint Paul Winter Carnival is in full swing, turning our city into a frosty wonderland from January 22nd to February 1st. Head to Rice Park for stunning ice sculptures carved by local artists, glowing under the winter sun, or grab bites from vendors like Eggroll Queen, Cousins Maine Lobster, and Hopper's Mini Donuts at the Food Festival running through January 31st. Families, don't miss the Winter Carnival Orchid Show at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory today, where thousands of tropical blooms offer a steamy escape from the chill.

Over in Saint Paul, the Saintly City Cat Show wraps up today at the RiverCentre, crowning the Household Pet King and Queen amid 26 cat breeds in fun competitions. Puzzle fans, the Jigsaw Puzzle Competition at Union Depot is still on today, drawing enthusiasts from across the country to race through riveting challenges. Catch the Minnesota Frost vs. New York hockey game at 2 p.m. at Grand Casino Arena for some high-energy action.

Hop across to Minneapolis for LUMINISCENCE at the Basilica of Saint Mary, an immersive light and sound spectacle running through February 14th, transforming the space into a dazzling story of glow and rhythm. Kids will love Tomte Tales at the American Swedish Institute, wrapping up today with Scandinavian folklore, storytelling, and festive decor. Ice Castles Minnesota at the State Fairgrounds in Falcon Heights offers towering ice tunnels, slides, and playgrounds through February 21st—perfect for weekend thrills.

Tomorrow, Monday the 26th, dive into Frozen Family Fun Night at Landmark Center with meet-and-greets, sing-alongs, and snow crafts. Midweek heats up with Rondo Night on the 29th, celebrating historic flavors and art. Cap the week with the Vulcan Torchlight Victory Parade and fireworks on the 31st along West 7th to Rice Park—fire-lit floats and explosive finale!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and into the week. It's a crisp winter Saturday on January 24, and the Twin Cities are buzzing with frosty fun amid the St. Paul Winter Carnival kicking off strong. Whether you're craving music, ice action, or family vibes, we've got you covered.

Kick off today at Lake Nokomis with the U.S. Pond Hockey Championship from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 4955 W Lake Nokomis Parkway. Picture teams battling it out on frozen ponds under the winter sun—grab hot cocoa and cheer from the sidelines, as listed on the Minneapolis event calendar. Then, escape the chill at the Winter Carnival Orchid Show in the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory at Como Park Zoo from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hundreds of vibrant orchids bloom in tropical splendor, perfect for all ages, according to the Star Tribune and Como Park schedules. Music lovers, head to Minnesota Music Cafe at 449 Payne Ave for High & Mighty rocking the stage from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m., straight from Sound Minnesota's live music calendar.

Tomorrow, Sunday the 25th, lace up for the 140th Winter Carnival Fire and Ice Run at Minnesota State Fairgrounds, 1265 Snelling Ave N, starting at 8 a.m. Runners dash through icy wonderlands—sign up or spectate for the thrill. Brunch with flair at Roxy’s Cabaret's Drag Brunch from noon to 2 p.m. at 1333 Nicollet Mall, full of sass and sparkle per downtown listings. Families, hit the Snow Park at the Fairgrounds with its free snow maze and sculptures in the Kidway area, as detailed by Family Fun Twin Cities. Or groove to The Rolling Stoners at The Dakota, 1010 Nicollet Mall, at 7 p.m.

Into the week, Monday's prime for sledding at Theodore Wirth Park from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. at 1301 Theodore Wirth Parkway—weather permitting, it's pure downhill joy from the Experience Winter lineup. Keep the carnival spirit alive through February 1 with ice parks opening in St. Paul and more Vulcan Krewe antics at the Fairgrounds.

Don't miss the energy even if protests linger from yesterday's ICE Out rallies downtown—stay safe and dive into these highlights. Bundle up, listeners, and make memories in our snowy playground.

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Welcome to your Minneapolis-Saint Paul weekend guide. Whether you're looking to stay warm indoors or brave the Minnesota cold, there's plenty happening across the Twin Cities right now.

Tonight, if you're in the mood for live performance, head to the Southern Theater in Minneapolis for Off On Another Tangent, running from seven PM with tickets ranging from thirteen to twenty-eight dollars. It's a perfect Friday night escape.

Tomorrow, Saturday January twenty-fourth, Lake Nokomis becomes the place to be for the U.S. Pond Hockey Championship running from seven AM through six PM at forty-nine fifty-five West Lake Nokomis Parkway. Even if you're not playing, watching the competition is a blast, and admission is free to spectate.

If you're looking for something more leisurely this weekend, the St Paul Winter Carnival continues with multiple attractions. The Winter Carnival Snow Park at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds features a snow maze and interactive sculptures, perfect for families. Snow sculptures right after the World Snow Sculpting Competition are on display in Stillwater at Lowell Park on Water Street North, showcasing incredible ice artistry.

For the ice skating enthusiasts, Lake of the Isles offers daytime skating and evening rink hours from four thirty to nine PM. Or try the Disco Ball Ice Skate experience tomorrow night from five thirty to seven thirty PM at ROC in Saint Louis Park, where you can skate under a disco ball with a DJ spinning tracks. Admission is free.

Sunday brings even more family fun. The one hundred fortieth Winter Carnival Fire and Ice Run happens from eight to eleven AM at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds on Snelling Avenue North. If you prefer something more relaxed, the Minneapolis Totally Rad Vintage Fest continues at the Minneapolis Convention Center, and the Drag Brunch at Roxy's Cabaret runs from noon to two PM at thirteen thirty-three Nicollet Mall.

For those who appreciate art and culture, the Minneapolis Institute of Art is hosting the Minneapolis Institute of Ice with free admission. Explore ice sculptures inspired by artworks in the courtyard, then warm up inside with a self-guided museum tour.

Whether you're into winter sports, art, live entertainment, or just enjoying the season with family and friends, the Twin Cities have you covered this weekend. Bundle up and get out there.

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Welcome to your Twin Cities weekend guide! There's so much happening in Minneapolis and Saint Paul this week that you won't want to miss.

Starting tonight, head over to Can Can Wonderland in Saint Paul at 6 PM for their Paint and Sip event. It's the perfect way to kick off your evening with some creative fun and refreshments. If you're more of a hockey fan, catch the Minnesota Frost taking on Montreal at the Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, though that game was yesterday, so mark your calendar for upcoming games.

This weekend is absolutely packed with winter festivities. The Saint Paul Winter Carnival is in full swing, and the Ice Park in Rice Park is now open with beautifully illuminated ice carvings creating a magical urban winter wonderland. According to Twin Cities family event guides, the carnival continues through February 1st, so you have plenty of time to experience all the frosty fun.

On Saturday, January 24th, don't miss the U.S. Pond Hockey Championship happening at Lake Nokomis from 7 AM to 6 PM. Whether you're playing or cheering from the sidelines, this is a quintessential Minnesota winter experience. Also on Saturday, check out the Totally Rad Vintage Fest at the Minneapolis Convention Center, where vendors are showcasing clothing and accessories from the 80s and 90s. It's a nostalgic time warp you won't want to miss.

For families looking for indoor fun, the Twin Cities offer incredible options like indoor skating at Linden Hills Park on Friday night for their Fire and Ice Family Skate Night, or head to the Viking Lakes Ice Festival, which features an 8,000-square-foot ice walkthrough, custom sculptures, a full ice bar, and live entertainment. Tickets are just eight dollars on weeknights and thirteen on weekends, with children five and under getting in free.

Sunday, January 25th, brings the 140th Winter Carnival Fire and Ice Run at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds starting at 8 AM. The Snow Park at the fairgrounds also features a snow maze perfect for the whole family.

If you're looking for cultural events, MADROSA is premiering their performance piece "off/on another tangent" at the Southern Theater this weekend. Charlie Parr is also performing at the Turf Club in Saint Paul on Sunday evening if live music is more your speed.

There's truly something for everyone this week in the Twin Cities, from winter sports to art and entertainment. Get out there and embrace the Minnesota winter!

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Welcome to your Twin Cities entertainment guide for this week. Whether you're looking to catch live music, explore art, or enjoy winter activities, the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area has something incredible lined up for you.

Tonight in Saint Paul, head to Amsterdam Bar and Hall for Kelz Musik Presents R&B Live, an all-black affair kicking off at six thirty with doors opening at half room capacity. It's twenty-one and up, with advance tickets at fifteen dollars or twenty at the door. If you're into hockey, the Minnesota Frost takes on Montreal at Grand Casino Arena at six p.m., so grab your tickets and support our local team.

For art lovers, the Minneapolis Institute of Art opens at ten a.m. and stays open until five p.m., perfect for a midday cultural escape. The Museum of Russian Art hosts an evening of Klezmer music at seven p.m. at fifty-five hundred Stevens Avenue. Over at Children's Theatre, Go Dog Go runs at seven p.m. at twenty-four hundred third avenue south, great for families looking for entertainment.

Looking ahead to Thursday, January twenty-second, Saint Paul's Winter Carnival officially kicks off with ice sculpture competitions happening throughout the week in Rice Park with free admission. The Minnesota Timberwolves face the Chicago Bulls at Target Center at seven p.m. Thursday evening. If you prefer something more immersive, The Basilica of Saint Mary presents Luminescence Minneapolis at seven p.m., an immersive celebration of light, sound and story that promises to be absolutely stunning.

Friday brings Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton to Target Center at seven thirty p.m. for an evening event. First Avenue hosts The Current's twenty-first anniversary celebration featuring Brigitte Calls Me Baby and Joseph at seven p.m. Music fans should also check out Fox Stevenson at Fine Line Music Cafe at eight p.m.

The weekend explodes with activity. Saturday features the U.S. Pond Hockey Championship at Lake Nokomis from seven a.m. to six p.m., the Minneapolis Boat Show at the Convention Center from ten a.m. to eight p.m., and the Winter Kite Festival at Lake Harriet. Over in Saint Paul, Winter Carnival continues with snow sculpture competitions and family events throughout Saturday and Sunday, culminating with the King Boreas Grande Day Parade at two p.m. Sunday with a new route this year.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today through the weekend. It's a frosty blast of fun out there, with winter festivals lighting up the Twin Cities like never before. Today, Sunday, January 18, kick things off at the World Snow Celebration and Sculpting Championships wrapping up in Lowell Park, Stillwater, where massive snow sculptures dazzle under Friday Night Lights vibes from last night, according to Family Fun Twin Cities. Head to Bad Weather Brewery in Saint Paul from 1 to 4 PM for an Adoptable Dog Meet and Greet, perfect for pet lovers mingling with wagging tails and craft brews.

Music fans, catch Charlie Parr rocking the Turf Club in Saint Paul at 7:30 PM, a gritty folk-blues show that's 21-plus and sure to warm your soul, as SeatGeek reports. Families, the PokeConnect Card Show at Maplewood Mall runs through today till 5 PM, free entry to trade Pokémon cards and snag rare finds. Note the Jake Lang pro-ICE rally in downtown Minneapolis sparked some tense clashes yesterday with counter-protesters, per the Spokesman-Recorder, so stick to the fun zones.

Tomorrow, Monday, gear up for MLK Jr. Day events from the State of Minnesota, including a Community March at 1 PM uniting across differences, leading into the holiday celebration at Ordway Center. Midweek, South St. Paul's Flannel Fest fires up through January 24 at Jefferson Park, with free snowshoes, cross-country skis, ice bowling, and hot cocoa from the police department—super kid-friendly.

Saturday, January 24, explodes with action: Crosby Farm Winter Play Day from 11 AM to 2 PM in Saint Paul for free outdoor romps; Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival in Minneapolis from noon to 4 PM, featuring colorful kites, frosty games, and free s'mores by the fire; St. Louis Park's Bundled Up Winter Fun Day at Oak Hill Park with bonfires, sledding, and hayrides, all free; and Macalester-Groveland Frost Fest from 2 to 5 PM boasting ice rinks, hockey, snow painting, and food trucks. Don't miss ongoing gems like Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet through February 8, free artistic shanties on ice, and Ice Castles at the State Fairgrounds till late February for $13 to $26 tickets to slide through glowing tunnels.

The Saint Paul Winter Carnival kicks off January 22 with ice sculptures in Rice Park, parades, and free family days—pure Minnesota magic. Bundle up, listeners, and make epic memories in our snowy playground.

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