Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend during the epic 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship! Today, Friday, kick things off at the Bold North Breakaway Fan Festival, the official fan fest transforming downtown Saint Paul into a hockey wonderland. According to Minnesota Sports and Events, from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM at the Saint Paul RiverCentre and Rice Park, you can hit the Minnesota Wild Street Hockey Rink all day, catch a Saint Paul Police Department Canine Unit Demo at 4 PM, and snag photos with SpongeBob SquarePants at 3, 4, and 5 PM. Family Fun Twin Cities highlights free horse and carriage rides every 20 minutes and Saint Paul Pioneer Press Trolley Rides & Tales every 30 minutes from noon to 4 PM in Rice Park—first come, first served, lines on Market Street. Warm up with cocoa at the PNC Bank Bonfire Zone, spin on Securian Financial Bumper Cars on Ice, or skate the TRIA Skills Rink with free loaner skates. Inside RiverCentre, dive into hands-on exhibits, shop 40 vendors at the Hockey Moms Market, and watch World Juniors games live in the Explore Minnesota Watch Party Room from noon till 9:30 PM.

Tomorrow, Saturday, January 3, the fest runs 12 to 4 PM with the Street Hockey Rink open all day, plus movies like Mighty Ducks 3 at 12:15 PM and Miracle at 2 PM in the Watch Party Room. Trolley and carriage rides continue noon to 4 PM. Swing by James J. Hill House in St. Paul for Holidays on the Hill tours at 10:30 AM, 12:30 PM, and 1:45 PM, reliving Christmas 1910 in a Gilded Age mansion, as listed by the Minnesota Historical Society.

Sunday, January 4, shifts to 2 to 8 PM at RiverCentre with watch parties from 3:30 to 9:30 PM, and Rice Park rides from 2 to 6 PM. Catch ongoing World Juniors action through Monday at Grand Casino Arena, per Enjoy Eagan. For a festive twist, Chanhassen Dinner Theatres presents Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Musical tonight and beyond, according to MSP Beyond the Nest. Metro Transit offers free rides to keep it easy.

Whether you're puck-chasing or family adventuring, bundle up and dive into the State of Hockey magic—it's free, fun, and unforgettable!

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Welcome to your guide for the best events happening in Minneapolis and Saint Paul this week. Whether you're looking to ring in the new year or explore winter fun, the Twin Cities have incredible activities waiting for you.

Right now through the weekend, the Bold North Breakaway Fan Festival is in full swing in downtown Saint Paul. This winter celebration centers around Rice Park and the Saint Paul RiverCentre and features something for every member of the family. You can lace up and skate the TRIA Skills Rink for free with loaner skates provided, or test your skills on bumper cars on ice for just five dollars. Horse-drawn carriage rides and trolley tours run continuously from noon to four in the afternoon, offering a cozy way to take in the festive atmosphere. Inside the RiverCentre, you'll find the Minnesota Wild Street Hockey Rink and the Mini Mites Hockey Zone where younger hockey enthusiasts can get hands-on experience. Movies are showing throughout the festival, and today features The Mighty Ducks and D2 Mighty Ducks starting at eleven in the morning.

As we move into the weekend and early next week, there's even more to explore. The Twin Cities Auto Show opens Saturday at the Minneapolis Convention Center and runs through January eleventh. Hours vary from nine in the morning to eight at night on weekdays and Saturdays, with Sundays closing at five in the afternoon. This is your chance to see the latest vehicles and innovations in the automotive world.

For music lovers, The Gig List has live performances happening today with Emmy Woods and Davina and the Vagabonds performing at noon. Tomorrow, Friday, features Karl Denson and Gabriel Douglas among other acts. If you prefer a more intimate venue, The Cactus Blossoms are performing Monday evening at seven thirty at the Turf Club in Saint Paul as part of their twenty twenty-six residency presented by The Current.

The festivities continue through next week with the Bold North Breakaway featuring activities and entertainment daily. Saturday and Sunday bring the full slate of outdoor ice activities, movies, and rides back to Rice Park. The Minnesota Wild Street Hockey Rink reopens Saturday and stays available through the weekend.

This truly is a magical time to experience the Twin Cities. Bundle up and get outside to enjoy the winter wonderland happening throughout downtown Saint Paul and Minneapolis. Thank you for tuning in and please subscribe for more event updates and recommendations. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul on this New Year's Eve and through the weekend. Today, Wednesday, December 31st, kicks off with dazzling holiday vibes as the GLOW Holiday Festival lights up CHS Field in Saint Paul from 5 to 8 p.m. Family Fun Twin Cities reports over a million twinkling lights, a walking trail of decorations, Santa meet-and-greets, a giant slide, zip line rides, s’mores stations, and concessions. Tickets run $12.75 for kids 3-12, $21.75 for adults, with kids under 2 free—grab 20% off using code FAMFUNTC. Visit Saint Paul confirms it runs through January 4th, perfect for tonight's festive start.

Ring in the New Year with outdoor magic at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum's Winter Lights celebration from 4:30 to 9 p.m. Twin Cities Family describes a 0.75-mile stroll through enchanting indoor and outdoor displays, live music from 6 to 9 p.m., family games, crafts, a New Year Wish Tree, and mini countdowns on the hour at 6, 7, 8, and 9 p.m.—ideal for all-ages fun without the midnight rush.

For more nature-packed NYE action, head to Lebanon Hills Regional Park from 5 to 8 p.m. for candle-lit trails, snowshoeing or hiking, a lit sledding hill, skating, bonfires, hot cocoa, s’mores, and an early ball drop at 7:59 p.m. Wood Lake Nature Center offers Candlelight and Ice from 5 to 9 p.m. with marshmallow roasting, hot chocolate, nature art, a luminary walk on a new boardwalk, heaters, and fires for $6 per person—registration required.

Music lovers, catch The Beatnik Brothers rocking from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m., Live Jazz with Erin Livingston at The St. Paul Hotel starting at 6 p.m. for free, or the New Year's Eve Bash at Cinema Ballroom from 8 p.m. into the new year at 1560 St. Clair Ave in Saint Paul. Cirque du Soleil's 'Twas the Night Before at 7 p.m. delivers acrobatics and holiday cheer based on the classic poem.

Into the weekend, GLOW continues daily through January 4th, Winter Lights at the Arboretum shines on select evenings, and catch immersive LUMINISCENCE at the Basilica of Saint Mary or Night Trains at Twin City Model Railroad Museum in Saint Paul.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's buzzing in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week. Today, Sunday December 28, dive into the electric energy of the Bold North Breakaway at Saint Paul RiverCentre and Rice Park. According to Minnesota Sports and Events, the fun runs from 10:30 AM to 4 PM with free entry. Lace up for the Minnesota Wild Street Hockey Rink featuring a Twin Cities Native Lacrosse demo at 2:30 PM, plus the Mini Mite Hockey Zone with North Star Therapy Animals from 2 to 4 PM. Over in Rice Park, snag horse and carriage rides every 20 minutes or hop on the Saint Paul Pioneer Press Trolley Rides and Tales every 30 minutes from noon to 4 PM. Catch World Juniors watch parties starting at noon in the Explore Minnesota room, and don't miss the all-day Stanley Cup display.

Later tonight, head to CHS Field for the GLOW Holiday Festival from 5 to 8 PM, where Family Fun Twin Cities reports over a million twinkling lights, Santa meets, a zip line, giant slide, and s'mores station light up the night—perfect for families.

Step back in time at James J. Hill House with Holidays on the Hill tours at 1 PM and 2:45 PM, as the Minnesota Historical Society describes a Gilded Age Christmas experience from 1910, complete with upstairs family festivities and downstairs staff stories.

Music lovers, Target Center hosts Trans-Siberian Orchestra's The Ghost of Christmas Eve at 3 PM and 7:30 PM, per the Minneapolis event calendar.

Tomorrow, Monday December 29, Bold North Breakaway continues 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM with street hockey action like the Deaf Hockey League at noon.

Tuesday December 30 shortens to 10:30 AM to 4 PM, but keeps the hockey vibes pumping.

Wednesday December 31 amps up for New Year's Eve—Bold North Breakaway goes till 7:30 PM with family fireworks 30 minutes after the game, plus Rice Park's Red Bull DJ Truck at 8 PM. GLOW sparkles again at CHS Field, and check Cirque du Soleil's 'Twas the Night Before at 7 PM for acrobatic holiday magic.

Through the weekend into January, Gingerbread Wonderland at CHS Field and ongoing Bold North events keep the winter wonder alive.

Bundle up, grab your crew, and make unforgettable memories in the Twin Cities this holiday stretch.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and through the new year. Today, Saturday December 27, the city's buzzing with hockey fever as the Bold North Breakaway Fan Festival kicks off in downtown Saint Paul at Rice Park and the Saint Paul RiverCentre. According to the Minnesota Sports and Events site, it's the official free fan fest for the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship, running from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. both today and tomorrow. Picture this: lace up at the TRIA Skills Rink with Red Bull's Light the Lamp challenge and a DJ truck blasting tunes all day. Grab horse and carriage rides or hop on the Saint Paul Pioneer Press Trolley Rides and Tales every 30 minutes from noon to 4 p.m. on Market Street. Inside the RiverCentre, dive into the Mini Mite Hockey Zone with North Star Therapy Animals from 2 to 4 p.m., street hockey demos like Minnesota Diversified Hockey's Sled Hockey League at noon, and non-stop World Juniors watch parties in the Explore Minnesota room from noon till late.

Catch the Timberwolves taking on the Brooklyn Nets at Target Center tonight at 7 p.m., or rock out with Soul Asylum and Tommy Stinson at First Avenue starting at 8 p.m. Head to Hell's Kitchen on South 9th Street for their Hell-a-Dazzle brunch with Jeff Ray and the Stakes from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., or wander Norway House's Gingerbread Wonderland until 5 p.m. Over in St. Paul, Sister Act the Musical tours the Ordway Theatre at 2 p.m., per Ticketmaster listings. History buffs, Holidays on the Hill at James J. Hill House offers Gilded Age Christmas tours every half hour from 10 a.m., as noted by the Minnesota Historical Society.

Tomorrow, Sunday the 28th, the festival continues till 4 p.m. with more trolley rides, carriage romps, and watch parties featuring movies like Ice Castles at 11 a.m. Trans-Siberian Orchestra lights up Target Center at 3 and 7:30 p.m. with The Ghost of Christmas Eve. Through the week, expect daily fun like New Year's Eve fireworks at 8 p.m. in Rice Park after the USA vs. Sweden game—free Metro Transit rides from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. make it easy. GLOW Holiday Festival sparkles at CHS Field tonight too, according to Vivid Seats.

Whether you're puck-chasing or holiday glowing, the Twin Cities are your winter playground. Bundle up and make memories.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul from today, Friday December 26th, through the weekend. The Twin Cities are bursting with holiday magic as we squeeze out the last bits of 2025 cheer, and I've got the scoop on the can't-miss spots to make your days sparkle.

Kick off today with the grand opening of Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul, where towering ice sculptures, slippery slides, and twinkling tunnels await from this afternoon. Twin Cities Frugal Mom reports you can snag 15% off tickets using code TCFM15, perfect for frosty family fun that lasts into January. Over in Minneapolis, dive into the heartwarming chaos of Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas at a local theater, complete with Seussian antics and festive songs, as highlighted by Kids Out and About. Don't miss LUMINISCENCE at the Basilica of Saint Mary, an immersive explosion of light, sound, and storytelling with 360-degree visuals dancing on ancient stone walls, running all weekend and beyond. Head to Bloomington for the Crayola Experience's Handmade Holidays, crafting ornaments and Santa letters amid a seasonal scavenger hunt, or stroll the Festival of Trees at Mall of America, featuring 75 dazzling displays by local businesses with photo ops and raffles benefiting education. In Chaska, Winter Lights at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum glows from 4:30 to 9 pm, and the Bell Museum in St. Paul hosts Heart and Solstice for cosmic wonder.

Saturday amps up with Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Musical at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, blending dinner, dance, and holiday romance. Train enthusiasts, catch Night Trains at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum in Saint Paul from 3 to 7 pm, with illuminated displays chugging through miniature worlds. Free mini photo sessions with Shoott photographers pop up around MSP for 30-minute family snaps.

Sunday brings kid-friendly vibes in Eden Prairie with Candy Craft Workshop for ages 5 to 12, whipping up sweet treats from 9 am to noon, and Reindeer Romp sensory play for tots 12 months to 6 years at 10 am. Cap it with Dudley Riggs' The Chaos of the Bells at Hennepin Arts in Minneapolis, a riot of holiday comedy.

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Hey listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the holiday magic in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week, kicking off on this festive Christmas Day and rolling right into a packed weekend of lights, laughs, music, and family fun. Whether you're shaking off the turkey coma or hunting for post-holiday adventures, the Twin Cities are buzzing with cheer that’ll keep your spirits soaring through Sunday.

Today, Thursday, December 25th, dive into some easygoing vibes after the big meal. Catch the Minnesota Vikings battling the Detroit Lions at U.S. Bank Stadium at 3:30 pm for an epic NFL showdown—perfect for football fans craving that gridiron thrill, according to the Minneapolis.org events calendar. Music lovers, head to The Dakota at 1010 Nicollet Mall for The Bad Plus performing at 6 pm and 8 pm, delivering jazzy innovation in the heart of downtown. Movie buffs can unwind at The Main Cinema on 609 Hennepin Ave with holiday flicks all day, or stroll the free Minneapolis Riverfront History Map self-guided tour anytime along the scenic paths. For a cozy dinner, Giulia at 215 S 4th St serves up holiday specials from 5 to 10 pm.

Tomorrow, Friday, December 26th, the fun explodes. Kids Out and About highlights Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas! at the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis, bursting with hilarious antics and Seussian cheer. Families, zoom over to the Crayola Experience in Bloomington for Handmade Holidays crafts like ornaments and Santa letters, plus a scavenger hunt. Don't miss the Festival of Trees at Mall of America, a free stroll past 75 dazzling trees with photo ops and raffles benefiting education. Glow up at Winter Lights at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chaska from 4:30 to 9 pm, or sip winter cocktails at Winter Wonderland on 4 in Bloomington.

Saturday, December 27th heats up with NBA action as the Timberwolves face the Brooklyn Nets at Target Center at 7 pm. Rock out at First Avenue with Soul Asylum and Tommy Stinson at 8 pm, or laugh through Lizz Winstead’s 2025 Year in Review at Parkway Theater at 7:30 pm. Chanhassen Dinner Theatres presents Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Musical, complete with dinner and timeless tunes. Train enthusiasts, catch Night Trains at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum in Saint Paul from 3 to 7 pm. And immerse in LUMINISCENCE at the Basilica of Saint Mary, a stunning light, sound, and story spectacle running through January.

Sunday, December 28th wraps with whimsy: Trans-Siberian Orchestra rocks Target Center at 3 pm and 7:30 pm with The Ghost of Christmas Eve. Little ones love the Candy Craft Workshop in Eden Prairie from 9 am to noon, or Reindeer Romp sensory play at 10 am. Comedy shines in Dudley Riggs The Chaos of the Bells at Hennepin Arts, and hockey fans cheer the IIHF Junior Championships at Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul at 1 or 3:30 pm.

Bundle up, listeners—these events from Kids Out and About and Minneapolis.org are your ticket to unforgettable Twin Cities memories. Thank you for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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If listeners are in Minneapolis–Saint Paul this week, the Twin Cities are absolutely buzzing with holiday energy and cozy winter fun.

Let’s start in downtown St. Paul, where CHS Field has transformed into a glowing winter wonderland with the GLOW Holiday Festival. According to the CHS Field events calendar, GLOW runs through January 4 and fills the ballpark with more than a million lights, giant illuminated displays, an enchanted forest, s’mores stations, and plenty of kid-friendly attractions. It is a perfect evening stroll for listeners who want the full festive experience without leaving the city.

Over in Eagan, Winter SKOLstice at Viking Lakes is in full swing at the Minnesota Vikings training facility. Family Fun Twin Cities reports that the winter festival offers free outdoor ice skating, ponds for hockey and curling rentals, an ice maze, a drive-through Magic of Lights display, plus a cozy Warming Haus with snacks, hot drinks, and live music. Magic of Lights itself runs nightly through early January and features everything from a Holiday Barbie scene to dinosaurs and a giant lit monster truck, making it a great midweek or weekend drive for listeners who want big lights but toasty car seats.

For something indoors and a little more theatrical, the Ordway in downtown St. Paul is hosting the touring production of Sister Act – The Musical. Ticketmaster lists performances at the Ordway Theatre this week, giving listeners a chance to trade snowbanks for showtunes and watch Deloris and the choir bring gospel, comedy, and glitter to the holiday break.

If listeners want a more contemplative, artful evening, Minneapolis Theater Guide highlights Luminiscence at the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis. The historic basilica is bathed in immersive 360-degree projections, music, and storytelling, turning the stone walls into a moving canvas of light and sound. It is running through late January, so this week is an ideal time to escape into something magical after the holiday rush.

Finally, if the weekend has listeners craving live music, JamBase’s Minneapolis–St. Paul listings show a slate of concerts around town, from local rock to NYE-leaning dance shows. It is worth checking which venue fits the mood, whether that’s an intimate club in Minneapolis or a larger room in St. Paul.

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Hey listeners, welcome to your friendly guide for what to do in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this week. It's the most wonderful time of the year, and today, Sunday December 21st, we've got holiday magic popping up everywhere in the Twin Cities. Bundle up and dive into the festive fun before the season wraps up.

Kick off your day at the St. Paul European Christmas Market at Union Depot, 214 4th Street East in St. Paul. Family Fun Twin Cities reports it's open from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., wrapping up its final weekend run from November 28 through today. Picture this: an authentic open-air Christkindlmarkt straight out of Germany or Austria, with twinkling lights, handmade gifts, ornaments, and irresistible holiday treats like pretzels and glühwein. Santa's making a special appearance from noon to 5 p.m., perfect for photos and kiddo scavenger hunts—totally free to wander, so grab the family and soak in the cheer. Explore Minnesota confirms the hours, calling it a must for unique shopping and noshing.

Over in Minneapolis, the Christkindl Market is buzzing too, open until 7 p.m. today according to Explore Minnesota. It's another slice of European holiday heaven with eats, drinks, and artisan goodies—pair it with a stroll through downtown for that full winter wonderland vibe.

History buffs and holiday romantics, head to the James J. Hill House at 240 Summit Avenue in St. Paul for Holidays on the Hill. The Minnesota Historical Society notes tours today at slots like 1:45 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. and 2:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m., though they're selling out fast—pre-buy tickets online. Step back to Christmas 1910 in this Gilded Age mansion, exploring upstairs opulence and downstairs staff stories with guided 60-minute tours and self-guided exhibits. It's a cozy, immersive blast from the past.

Solve a mystery tonight at the Saint Paul Murder Mystery event on 5th Street East, starting around evening per Eventbrite—grab tickets for interactive sleuthing with a holiday twist.

Missed yesterday? The O'Neill Brothers brought piano holiday magic to Edina Performing Arts Center with 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. shows, supporting their Foundation of Hope, as detailed by 365 Twin Cities. Catch echoes of that joy today.

Don't forget the Festival of Trees at Culinary on North through December 21st, per MSP Beyond the Nest, loaded with seasonal displays and shopping.

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Twin Cities listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, Minneapolis–Saint Paul is absolutely packed with festive, only-here experiences.

Start in Lowertown, where Family Fun Twin Cities reports that Santa is hanging out at the Saint Paul Farmers Market on 5th Street East from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., ready for free drop‑in photos and some last‑minute wishes between your produce and pastry runs. Over in the same neighborhood, Eventbrite lists a Saint Paul Murder Mystery: Solve the Case experience on 5th Street East later in the day, turning downtown into your own whodunit as you follow clues and race other teams to crack the story.

If you love old houses and big holiday vibes, the Minnesota Historical Society invites you inside the James J. Hill House on Summit Avenue for Holidays on the Hill. You’ll walk through the Gilded Age mansion dressed for Christmas circa 1910, with a guided tour sharing stories of the Hill family and the staff, plus time to wander the holiday exhibits on your own. Tours start throughout the day, and prebooking is recommended.

Looking for something outdoors and magical after dark? In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre is partnering with community groups for a Winter Solstice gathering at Powderhorn Park. According to HOBT, from 6 to 9 p.m. you can join a lantern‑lit community walk beginning at the rec center, with giant puppets, handmade lanterns, and warm, family‑friendly celebration of the longest night of the year, all free and open to all ages.

For a European‑style fix, Minnesota Parent highlights the European Christmas Market at 240 East Kellogg Boulevard in Saint Paul, just outside Union Depot. Expect rows of wooden stalls, mulled wine, traditional ornaments, wooden toys, and old‑world holiday music, plus visits from Santa and even Krampus on select days. It’s an easy place to linger, snack, and pick up those last‑minute gifts.

On the Minneapolis side, Minneapolis Theater notes that Luminiscence is transforming the Basilica of Saint Mary into an immersive light and sound show. You’ll see 360‑degree projections wash over the stone walls, choreographed to live music and storytelling, turning the historic basilica into a glowing, transportive holiday experience running through the season.

And if you’re in the mood for big spectacle, Minnesota Women’s Press lists Cirque du Soleil’s “’Twas the Night Before…” on the University of Minnesota campus, a high‑flying holiday show built around the classic poem with acrobatics, lovable characters, and remixed seasonal songs that’s perfect for a family night out this week.

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