Myth
Myth Live is a dynamic concert venue and event center located just minutes north of downtown St. Paul, MN.
Mystic Lake Casino Hotel
Live your best nightlife at Mystic Lake®. Glow for a win with 24/7 slots, blackjack and bingo. Savor bright flavors at distinctive bars and restaurants. Lighten up with a spa treatment, and see shining stars onstage. Follow the lights to Minnesota's premier resort destination, just 25 minutes from Minneapolis, Mall of America® and the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport.
Myre-Big Island State Park
Visit during spring and fall to view the many species of migrating birds that use the wetlands, prairies and woodlands. The Esker Trail is spectacular any time of the year, and the Big Island Trail is another visitor favorite. 16 miles of hiking and 7 miles of snowmobile trails. A 6 mile paved trail connects to Blazing Star State Trail.
My Sister's Place
From appetizers, burgers, hot dogs and sandwiches, salads, pizza and dinners, you will find usual fare with surprises to delight your taste buds.
Muskego Point Resort
Muskego Point Resort is named after the Muskego tribe of the Chippewa who once occupied the site on the sun-bathed peninsula of the north shore on Vermilion’s Wake-em-up Narrows. Muskego has been renowned for generations as an exceptional family and fishing resort. While inaccessible by road, the resort is just a 2-minute boat ride from our south shore parking area. Isolated -Yes! - But readily accessible.
Muskego Lutheran Church
This 1843 log building survived a dismantling for its trip from Wisconsin to its home at Luther Theological Seminary. It is the first church built by Norwegian immigrants in America. Open for self-guided tours daily.
Music Box Theatre
The Music Box Theatre, located just outside of Downtown Minneapolis, has been a home for local, national and international entertainment since 1920. It is within walking distance of a multitude of dining options, ranging from fine dining to burgers, tacos to teppanyaki.
The Music Box Theatre was the original home of the highly-acclaimed comedy, Triple Espresso, which ran continuously at the theater from 1995-2008.
The theatre seats 437 people, split between a balcony level and main floor, and hosts a variety of entertainment year-round.