The Twin Cities Pride Festival is Minnesota’s second largest festival and the largest FREE Pride festival. Highlighting the best in LGBTQIA2S+ entertainment on 3 stages, featuring over 650 vendors, including LGBTQIA2S+ & BIPOC community resources, artists, and businesses.
Twin Cities Pride Youth Night
Friday June 26th: 4:00pm-8:00pm
Guests must be 21+ to purchase alcohol. An I.D. check wristband is required to purchase alcohol.
The Twin Cities Auto Show is the place to compare hundreds of new vehicles in every category - sedans, compacts, SUVs, trucks, EVs, luxury cars - from domestic and imported brands all under one roof without driving to dealerships around town, including new makes and models that can’t be found on dealer lots. The Twin Cities Auto Show is a non-selling show.
Comedy and tragedy
intertwine in this program of theatrical music including Ludwig van Beethoven’s
dramatic “Coriolan” Overture and Felix Mendelssohn’s lighthearted music
for William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”. Haydn’s “Il
Distratto” Symphony repurposes music from a comedic play about a gentleman
so absent-minded he nearly forgets his own wedding!
A very Baroque program grounded in the music of Bach, his
English contemporaries and 20th century British composers. Plus, a very special
piece that harkens back to our very first concert in 1959.
The Barn Theatre Presents: Beating A Dead Horse
By Jenny Stafford
Directed by Thom Rosengren
Synopsis: Steve and Marty Martin are two brothers on the brink of closing their failing pet funeral home, “A Nice Farm Upstate with Plenty of Room to Run Around.” That is, until an eccentric, rich old lady offers them a fortune for the funeral of her nearly dead racehorse, Sir Trots-A-Lot. There’s only one problem: the horse won’t die. A comedy about some loveable fools and their wild schemes. No animals were harmed making this show.
7 Weekends of Huzzah & Cheers!
King Henry and his royal court invite one and all to his 16th Century European village featuring 16 stages of exciting entertainment. Over 250 artisans fill the Festival marketplace to display and sell their handcrafted wares for a truly unique shopping experience. Patrons can interact with hundreds of memorable characters roaming the village streets as well as view live armored jousting throughout the day. Come celebrate our 54th season by visiting the Festival grounds in Shakopee, MN. Huzzah!
The Great Northern festival invites our community out into the cold for five days of outdoor fun, climate engagement, music, art, and food experiences that celebrate the joy and possibility of winter in our region. Join us for groundbreaking climate conversations, an indoor & outdoor music series co-presented by The Current, a youth-led science fair, community arts, vendor markets, and outdoor adventures that make the most of Minnesota winters--from snowshoeing and fat tire biking to communal sauna sessions.
Location: Saint Anthony Main
SPCO Principal Clarinet Sang Yoon Kim performs one of the most beloved pieces in classical music, finished just weeks before Mozart’s death and often referred to as the composer’s swan song. In this concerto, the clarinet embodies different
characters in dialogue with each other, leaping from the instrument’s deepest
registers to its brightest, much like the human voice. Just as in Joseph
Haydn’s Symphony No. 67, there is a delightful, airy sense of humor, charm and buoyancy
that will keep you on the edge of your seat!
Start your Thanksgiving festivities strong with a 5K through downtown Minneapolis.
Dick's Sporting Goods Turkey Day 5K
Lakeville Rotary club presents its annual Taste of Lakeville at the Lakeville Area Arts Center. Enjoy food and drink galore with local restaurants, wine and beer vendors, caterers, and more. Silent auction and live auction. The great Lakeville get-together!
