This is shaping up to be an incredible weekend in the Twin Cities with winter festivals and family-friendly activities happening all around. Whether you're looking to bundle up outdoors or find indoor entertainment, there is truly something for everyone.

Starting right now, the White Bear Center for the Arts is hosting their Winter Open House from ten in the morning until two in the afternoon, and admission is completely free. If you are in the mood for ice sculptures, head downtown to Hastings where the Ice Sculpture Celebration runs from eleven in the morning until four in the afternoon. You will see ice sculptures throughout the city, live music, and even watch an ice carving demonstration happening right before your eyes.

For the artistically inclined, Art Shanty Projects at Lake Harriet Park is running weekends through February eighth, offering free creative activities right on the frozen lake. Meanwhile, the Powderhorn Art Sled Rally is happening this afternoon from two until four o'clock at Powderhorn Park in Minneapolis. Bring your homemade sled or just come as a spectator to watch the creative winter contraptions race down the hill.

Looking ahead to tomorrow, Sunday the eighteenth brings even more excitement. The South St. Paul Flannel Fest officially kicks off and runs through January twenty-fourth. This cozy celebration is perfect for those who love flannel and winter vibes.

The following week builds toward one of the season's biggest events. The St. Paul Winter Carnival begins on January twenty-second and runs through February first, spanning ten full days of frosty fun. This historic celebration features ice sculptures in Rice Park, the magical Ice Castles at the State Fairgrounds, the Vulcan Snow Park, signature parades, and numerous free family activities.

Before that, on Friday the twenty-fourth, you have multiple options. Lake Harriet's Winter Kite Festival runs from noon until four o'clock with free s'mores by the fire. That same day, St. Louis Park's Bundled Up Winter Fun Day happens from noon until three thirty and includes bonfires, sledding, snowshoeing, cocoa, and hayrides, all completely free.

The Ice Castles themselves are open now through February twenty-first at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, offering a magical experience where you can explore glittering ice palaces and even slide down frozen slides. Tickets range from thirteen to twenty-six dollars.

This winter season is packed with opportunities to embrace the Minnesota cold and create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Thank you so much for tuning in, and please make sure to subscribe for more event updates and local guides. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai.

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Hey Twin Cities listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the fun happenings in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today through the weekend. Winter's got that crisp bite, but we've got indoor magic, family thrills, and community vibes to keep you cozy and buzzing.

Kick off today, Friday January 16th, with Luminiscence at the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis. According to minneapolis-theater.com, this immersive light and sound spectacle wraps the stone walls in 360-degree visuals, live music, and storytelling—running through January 31st, it's pure enchantment for all ages. Families, head to Kids at the Castle: Snow at the American Swedish Institute on Park Avenue. Familyfuntwincities.com reports music, movement, and play for ages 2-5 in a castle-like mansion—$15 per family including museum access, from 9 to 10am, with another session tomorrow. Art lovers, catch the opening reception for Irish of Minnesota by Tom Dunn in the North Gallery—startribune.com says it's 5 to 7pm with wine and light refreshments. And gearheads, the St. Paul RV Supershow at RiverCentre is in full swing through Sunday, exploreminnesota.com calls it the largest RV and outdoor sports show, free entry and family-friendly.

Tonight's skating scene is lit—literally. In Savage, Glow & Skate Night at the park offers free glow necklaces, hot chocolate, and BYO skates from 6 to 7:30pm. Richfield's Family Skate Night at Donaldson Park has snacks and loaners too, same time. Eagan's Viking Lakes Ice Festival dazzles with ice sculptures, live music, food trucks, and skating from 4 to 10pm for $8 to $13. Closer in, Fire & Ice at McRae Park in Minneapolis brings bonfires, cocoa, and face painting, 6 to 8pm, all free.

Tomorrow and Sunday, gear up for pie-baking volunteers at Normandale Lutheran Church for the MLK Holiday of Service, spokesman-recorder.com details group sessions on the 16th and 17th leading to Sunday's big free event at The Club at Golden Valley—live music, awards, kids' author readings by Shannon Gibney and Keenan Jones, table talks, and sweet potato pie from 2 to 4:30pm honoring Dr. King's legacy.

Tot times abound daily at spots like Andover and Eagan rec centers for $5 a child, plus free storytimes and nature walks. Wee Wednesdays might inspire, but today's the day to bundle up and dive in—check familyfuntwincities.com for full schedules.

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Welcome to your Twin Cities activity guide for this week! Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or family fun, Minneapolis and Saint Paul have something special happening right now.

This evening, head to the Minneapolis Institute of Art where ice sculptures are on display through five o'clock. It's a perfect way to appreciate winter artistry without venturing too far from downtown. If you're in the mood for live performance, there's a free lunchtime concert featuring the Artaria String Quartet at Westminster Hall on Friday, and the Southern Theater is showing Alice in Wonderland at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon.

For those seeking winter magic, Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds remains open through late February, offering a glittering wonderland of ice palaces, tunnels, and slides. Admission ranges from thirteen to twenty-six dollars depending on the date and time you visit.

If you prefer outdoor activities, the Art Shanty Projects at Lake Harriet have returned and run through February eighth. This unique experience combines art installations with winter recreation in a beautiful lakeside setting.

According to the Twin Cities Family guide, this weekend brings the Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival on Saturday from noon to four o'clock, featuring colorful kites and free s'mores by the fire. Meanwhile, the Hastings Ice Sculpture Celebration happens Saturday from eleven in the morning to four in the afternoon downtown, where you can scout ice sculptures throughout the city and watch live ice carving demonstrations.

For the younger crowd, St. Louis Park's Bundled Up Winter Fun Day on Saturday from noon to three-thirty offers free admission with bonfires, sledding, skiing, snowshoeing, and hayrides. The Powderhorn Art Sled Rally in Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon from two to four o'clock invites spectators to watch creative sleds race down the park hills, and admission is completely free.

If you're seeking cultural events, the Irish of Minnesota by photographer Tom Dunn opens Friday evening from five to seven at the North Gallery in Saint Paul, celebrating the stories and traditions of Minnesota's Irish community with an opening reception featuring wine and refreshments.

The Twin Cities truly come alive in winter with festivals, performances, and outdoor adventures that showcase the region's creative spirit and community warmth.

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Hey listeners, bundle up and dive into the winter magic happening right now in Minneapolis-Saint Paul—it's Wednesday, January 14, and the Twin Cities are bursting with free family fun, icy adventures, and live tunes to chase away the chill. Kick off your day at the Minneapolis Institute of Art with their stunning ice sculptures inspired by the collection, on view from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 2400 Third Ave S—admission is always free, so wander the courtyard, then warm up inside with the originals, as the Minneapolis Institute of Art highlights. Families with little ones, head to Wee Wednesdays at Walker Art Center's pop-up in Midtown Global Market, 920 E Lake St, from 10 a.m. to noon—think art, music, storytelling, and creative play for preschoolers, all free according to Family Fun Twin Cities.

Swing by the Minnesota Institute of Art's Discovery Day too, same spot, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., for hands-on art stations perfect for grades 3-6—no registration needed. Music lovers, catch Music Under Glass featuring Jack Knife & The Sharps at Como Park Zoo & Conservatory this afternoon, a cozy conservatory gig blending tunes with tropical vibes, per the Star Tribune event listing. Over in St. Paul, the Children's Pool Hour at Great River Water Park, 270 Lexington Pkwy N, runs 9-10 a.m. for just $8 per person—ideal splash time for kids.

Tomorrow, Thursday, January 15, lace up for the Princess Skate-a-Long at Centennial Lakes Park in Edina, 7499 France Ave S, 4-6 p.m.—skate with royalty for free, rentals $10, Family Fun Twin Cities reports. Preschoolers will love Little Explorers at Como Zoo, 1225 Estabrook Dr, 10 a.m. to noon, packed with crafts and games. Nature fans, join storytime and a guided walk at Theodore Wirth Park's Trailhead, 1221 Theodore Wirth Pkwy, 10-10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.-noon, free.

Friday and Saturday bring Fire & Ice at McRae Park, 906 E 47th St in Minneapolis, 6-7:30 p.m. on the 16th—free skating, bonfire, hot cocoa, and face painting. Don't miss Kids at the Castle: Snow at the American Swedish Institute, 2600 Park Ave, 9-10 a.m. on the 16th and 17th, $15 per family including museum access, with music and play for ages 2-5. Pokémon fans, hit the free PokeConnect Card Show at Maplewood Mall in St. Paul all weekend, trading rares and collectibles. Saturday's got MacPhail Center's free Jolly Pops family concert at 501 S 2nd St, 10 a.m.-noon, and First Avenue's Best New Bands showcase. Cap the weekend with Charlie Parr at the Turf Club Sunday night.

There's non-stop glow parties at Zero Gravity Adventure Park Fridays and Saturdays, 6-9 p.m., and the Viking Lakes Ice Festival in Eagan with sculptures, skating, and food trucks. Check websites for updates, as events can shift.

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Minneapolis–Saint Paul listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, let’s dive right in.

For car lovers, today is your last chance to catch the Twin Cities Auto Show at the Minneapolis Convention Center. The official Twin Cities Auto Show site notes the show runs through January 11, with doors open this Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. You can wander through brand‑new models, check out EVs, and dream a little bigger than your current winter beater.

If you’d rather be warm and surrounded by plants, Como Park Zoo and Conservatory’s Music Under Glass series in Saint Paul has a free concert late this afternoon. According to FamilyFunTwinCities, today’s Music Under Glass runs from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. inside the tropical conservatory, featuring Curt Obeda with Brian Z. Come early if you want to see the zoo, since the zoo itself closes at 4 p.m., but the conservatory stays open for the show.

Sports fans, there’s live action in downtown Saint Paul today. The Bloomington Convention and Visitors Bureau calendar highlights Minnesota Frost vs. Seattle at the Grand Casino Arena at 1 p.m. It’s a perfect excuse to head to Saint Paul for an afternoon game, then grab a bite nearby.

If you’re feeling creative, the Star Tribune’s events calendar lists a mosaic stained glass class today at Wandering Leaf Brewing Co. in Saint Paul. For 55 dollars, you can sip a local brew while learning to piece together your own stained glass design, a cozy indoor project for a cold day.

Looking ahead to midweek, Music Under Glass is back on Wednesday evening at Como with Jack Knife & The Sharps performing, again from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., so you can break up the workweek with live music in the warmth of the conservatory.

And as you plan the coming weekend and beyond, keep an eye on the big winter traditions. FamilyFunTwinCities points out that Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds and the Art Shanty Projects on Lake Harriet are both opening later this month, turning the cold into an excuse to play outside in glowing ice tunnels and artist‑designed shanties.

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Minneapolis–Saint Paul is buzzing this week, so let’s dive right into what listeners can get out and do around the Twin Cities.

If you want something magical to kick off your week, head to the Basilica of Saint Mary in Minneapolis for Luminiscence. Minneapolis-Theater dot com describes it as an immersive light-and-sound experience that projects 360-degree visuals onto the Basilica’s stone walls, with live music and storytelling, running evenings through the end of January. It’s a perfect cozy-yet-spectacular winter night out downtown.

History lovers get a big win today with free admission at several Minnesota Historical Society sites. According to Mix 108, Mill City Museum in Minneapolis, the Minnesota History Center in Saint Paul, and Historic Fort Snelling are all waiving admission today from late morning into the afternoon. It’s a rare chance to explore riverfront milling history, interactive state history exhibits, or the old fort without paying a dime, and all are right in the metro.

Tonight, music fans have options. The Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis is hosting a stacked indie and Americana lineup with LOWJAM, Dakotah Faye, Emmy Woods, and Laura Hugo, with doors at 7 p.m. and the show at 8, according to the Star Tribune events calendar. Over in Saint Paul, Sound Minnesota reports that High Hat on Selby is bringing the Latin Soul Vibe band to the stage around 7 p.m., with a small cover or drink minimum and a laid-back neighborhood vibe.

If listeners want laughs instead, Camp Bar in downtown Saint Paul is home to Laugh Camp Comedy Club, which lists a 5 p.m. improv show on their calendar. Their After Dark format has been described as a mix of live theater and “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”, with fast-paced audience-driven scenes and a casual bar atmosphere.

Families aren’t left out this week. Family Fun Twin Cities highlights plenty of kid-friendly options around Minneapolis and Saint Paul, including Lil Explorer Thursday at Como Zoo in Saint Paul, which offers free hands-on activities for preschoolers in the visitor center, and the Minnesota Children’s Museum and Mill City Museum as great indoor picks when cabin fever kicks in.

Looking to Sunday, KidsOutAndAbout and Landmark Center’s calendar point to “Sundays at Landmark: Urban Expedition – Dakota Homeland” in downtown Saint Paul. Listeners can expect music, dance, crafts, and cultural activities focused on Dakota history and contemporary life, a great way to learn and celebrate Indigenous culture in a historic building.

That’s your snapshot of what to do in Minneapolis–Saint Paul this week: lights in a basilica, free history, live music, comedy, and plenty of family adventures waiting across the metro.

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Minneapolis–Saint Paul listeners, if you’re wondering what to do this week, you’ve got a stacked calendar ahead.

Downtown is buzzing today. Meet Minneapolis’ events calendar highlights Weisman Art Museum’s exhibit Ebb and Flow from 10 to 5, a perfect warm indoor escape right along the river. Later tonight, the Armory turns into comedy central as John Mulaney’s Mister Whatever tour takes over at 7:30 p.m., with 365 Twin Cities noting he’s in town all weekend at 500 South 6th Street. If you’re in the mood for live music, Icehouse on Nicollet hosts Reggae Got Soul at 7 p.m., while Orchestra Hall’s Nordic Soundscapes Festival with conductor Thomas Søndergård and violinist James Ehnes starts at 8 p.m., according to the Meet Minneapolis downtown events page. For a late-night groove, Bunker’s Music Bar and Grill has The Good The Bad & The Funky at 9:30 p.m.

Looking toward Saturday, Meet Minneapolis reports the Minneapolis Winter Farmers Market is open from 9 a.m. to noon at 312 East Lyndale Avenue North, a great spot for local produce, baked goods, and strong coffee. Over at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, you can wander the outdoor ice sculpture tour in the courtyard from 10 to 5. Art lovers can also head to the Northrup King Building for Feline Fantasia 3: Kitty Kat Art Crawl from noon to 8 p.m., a quirky northeast arts crawl built around cat-themed work. Saturday night, First Avenue hosts local favorites Yam Haus at 8 p.m, and Mixed Blood Theatre stages Plano by Will Arbery from 7:30 to 9 p.m, all listed on the Meet Minneapolis calendar.

Sunday keeps the energy going. If you like a little sparkle with your eggs, Roxy’s Cabaret offers a Drag Brunch from noon to 2 p.m. on Nicollet Mall. The Minneapolis Convention Center hosts the Twin Cities Auto Show from 9 to 5, a big annual draw for car fans, according to Meet Minneapolis. Sports listeners can catch PWHL Minnesota Frost versus Seattle Torrent at 1 p.m. at the Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, and then swing back to Minneapolis where the Minnesota Timberwolves take on the San Antonio Spurs at Target Center at 6 p.m., as listed on the Target Center events page. To close out the weekend with laughs, John Mulaney returns to the Armory Sunday night at 7 p.m.

Whatever you’re into this week in Minneapolis–Saint Paul—art, comedy, sports, or just a good brunch—there’s something waiting for you.

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Let’s talk about what listeners can do in Minneapolis–Saint Paul for the rest of this week.

If you’re downtown in Minneapolis today, the city’s own events calendar highlights public tours of U.S. Bank Stadium, running at 10 a.m., noon, 1 p.m., and 3 p.m. at 401 Chicago Avenue. According to Minneapolis.org, you’ll get inside access to the Vikings’ home turf, locker-room vibes, and those incredible skyline views from inside the glassy bowl.

For something artsy tonight, Minneapolis.org also notes an Ice Sculpture Opening Party at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Think twinkling courtyard, frozen works of art, and a festive crowd as Mia kicks off an outdoor ice experience that continues through the weekend. The same calendar points listeners to the Guthrie Theater, where the play “Somewhere” takes the stage at 7:30 p.m., perfect for anyone craving high-quality drama on the riverfront. And if live music is calling, 7th St Entry is hosting FINICK at 7:30 p.m. for an intimate, indie-leaning night out.

Over in St. Paul this evening, Family Fun Twin Cities highlights Lil Explorer Thursday at Como Zoo from 10 a.m. to noon, a free, hands-on program for preschoolers in the visitor center, plus regular zoo exploring later. They also feature Winter Park Discovery Days in New Brighton from 5 to 8 p.m., with a community bonfire, free hot cocoa and s’mores, and a snowshoe luminary trail, making it a cozy family-friendly option just outside the core cities.

Looking ahead to Friday, Minneapolis.org lists the Weisman Art Museum’s “Ebb/Flow” exhibition from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the University of Minnesota campus, ideal for a daylight art escape with Mississippi River views. Friday night turns lively with “The Jury Experience” at the Granada Theater, an immersive courtroom-style show with 6 and 8:30 p.m. performances, plus reggae at Icehouse, a Grateful Dead tribute at the Parkway Theater, and comedian John Mulaney’s “Mister Whatever” at The Armory.

The weekend brings full-on Twin Cities winter energy. Minneapolis.org notes the Minneapolis Winter Farmers Market on Saturday morning at 312 East Lyndale Avenue North from 9 a.m. to noon, where listeners can browse local produce, baked goods, and crafts in a cozy indoor setting. Minneapolis Institute of Art continues its ice sculpture experience all day Saturday in the outdoor courtyard, giving you a chance to wander among frozen artworks before warming up inside with the permanent collection.

Saturday night, First Avenue hosts local favorites Yam Haus at 8 p.m., according to the downtown events calendar, promising a big singalong moment in the Mainroom. Theater fans can head to Mixed Blood Theatre for Will Arbery’s “Plano,” running 7:30 to 9 p.m., a smart, offbeat play in a smaller, more intimate space.

On Sunday, Minneapolis.org highlights Roxy’s Cabaret Drag Brunch from noon to 2 p.m. at Nicollet Mall for listeners who love their eggs with a side of sequins. Sports fans can cross the river to St. Paul for PWHL M

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Hey listeners, kick off your week in the Twin Cities with some icy cool vibes and creative fun right here in Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Today, Wednesday, January 7th, head to The Loop in Minneapolis for a relaxed Paint & Sip session starting in the evening, where you can unleash your inner artist with drinks and guidance from the Star Tribune events calendar. Music lovers, catch 12 Rods solo at 7th St Entry, joined by Droid Bishop and North Innsbruck, as promoted by First Avenue—perfect for an intimate night of indie sounds.

Tomorrow, Thursday the 8th, bundle up for the kickoff at the Minneapolis Institute of Art's Institute of Ice in the courtyard, featuring live ice sculpting demos, an ice bar, live music, and free self-guided tours inside until the sculptures melt, according to Fox9. Over in Saint Paul, the Saint Paul Festival & Heritage Foundation kicks off their Winter Carnival Memorabilia Display, running daily through mid-February, giving you a sneak peek at carnival history.

The weekend heats up Friday through Sunday, January 9th to 11th. Dive into the 17th Annual Minneapolis Tattoo Arts Festival at the Hyatt Regency Minneapolis, with global artists, live entertainment, and vendors—grab tickets for ink or just the vibe, reports Fox9. Saturday the 10th brings free admission to Minnesota Historical Society spots like Mill City Museum, Historic Fort Snelling, and Split Rock Lighthouse statewide. Don't miss the massive ninth annual Crooked Lake Ice Carousel in Andover, spinning from noon to 5 p.m. with hot chocolate and a Tower of Terror sled hill—free and thrilling.

Ongoing magic includes the Nordic Village rooftop retreat at Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis, Dyani White Hawk's Love Language exhibit at Walker Art Center, and the immersive LUMINISCENCE light and sound show at Basilica of St. Mary. Ice Castles are twinkling in Saint Paul all weekend for slides and sculptures. Sports fans, cheer the Timberwolves versus Miami Heat at Target Center soon after.

Stay tuned for more Winter Carnival previews like the Klondike Kate Contest on the 8th. Whether you're painting, carving ice, or getting tattooed, the Twin Cities are buzzing—get out and play!

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Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's buzzing in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today and through the week. It's a hockey-packed, light-filled extravaganza as the 2026 IIHF World Junior Championship kicks off, turning the Twin Cities into the State of Hockey's epicenter.

Right now on this Sunday afternoon, lace up for the Bold North Breakaway Fan Festival at Saint Paul RiverCentre and Rice Park. From 2 to 8 p.m., dive into free winter magic: hit the TRIA Skills Rink for skating, bump around on Securian Financial Bumper Cars on Ice, or cozy up at the PNC Bank Bonfire Zone with hot cocoa. Inside RiverCentre, catch the Explore Minnesota Watch Party Room showing World Juniors games starting at 3:30 p.m., plus a 2:15 p.m. session on Breaking the Ice about mental health and recovery. Rice Park sparkles with horse and carriage rides every 20 minutes, Saint Paul Pioneer Press Trolley Rides & Tales every 30, and photo ops at the We Love Hockey sign. Minnesota Sports and Events calls it the ultimate celebration with interactive games, live DJs, and a Hockey Moms Market for 40 local vendors.

Just minutes away at CHS Field in Lowertown, the GLOW Holiday Festival wraps its final day until 9 p.m. Marvel at over a million twinkling lights, zip down Vixen's 300-foot Zipline 34 feet high, or slide the 120-foot Giant Snowy Slide with skyline views. Wander the new Royal Realm with its 30-foot Fairytale Castle, Majestic Garden, and glowing Royal Zoo animals. Kids love the Penguin Playground and Merry Carousel, while the GLOW Spectacular syncs lights and music every 20 minutes around the 60-foot Tremendous Tree. Grab s'mores at Reindeer Run fire pits or festive treats at Blitzen’s Lounge. Visit Saint Paul reports adults at $20.75, kids 3-12 at $12.75.

Over in Minneapolis, the Twin Cities Auto Show revs up at the Convention Center through January 11, open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. Test Camp Jeep's off-road course, explore the Electric Vehicle Neighborhood, and ride-along new models from hundreds of brands. It's family-friendly with free kid entry and Subaru pet adoptions. 365 Twin Cities highlights half-price Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Keep the blues rolling at Blues Saloon in Saint Paul with the Road to Memphis Fundraiser from 1 to 5 p.m., courtesy of Minnesota Blues Society. Or step back to 1910 Christmas at James J. Hill House with Holidays on the Hill tours all afternoon.

This week stays electric with Bold North Breakaway daily from 2 to 8 p.m., Auto Show roaring on, and World Juniors games at 3M Arena at Mariucci. Bundle up, listeners—your Twin Cities adventure awaits!

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