The Minnesota History Center is hosting Girlhood (It’s complicated), an exhibit created by the National Museum of American History and the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service. Featuring interactive displays, media components, and over 100 objects from the Smithsonian collection, this powerful exhibit explores how young women have continuously influenced politics, education, work, health, and fashion.
Join Verna Volker, from the Navajo Nation, for an evening learning about her journey from a newbie runner to a marathoner to an ultra-marathoner. Along the way, her journey exposed the lack of representation for Native women in the sport, so she founded Native Women Run, whose mission is to feature more Native (Indigenous) women in the running community on and off the reservation.
Comedian Jason Schommer explores a remarkable friendship with comedy icon Louie Anderson in a series of hilarious adventures and poignant life lessons shared through stand-up comedy and storytelling.
Join us for a delightful spring brunch in the newly decorated Garden House at The Westin Edina Galleria. Embrace the season of renewal and growth with a botanical-themed brunch that celebrates the vibrant colors and fresh flavors of spring. Our Garden House, adorned with lush greenery and blooming flowers, provides the perfect backdrop for a serene and enchanting dining experience. Indulge in a selection of gourmet dishes, from light and refreshing salads to hearty mains, all inspired by the beauty of nature.
Join us for a viewing of COMMUNITY COLLAGE: The Bright Side of Community, a poignant documentary capturing a unique photography project celebrating Mankato, Minnesota’s rich diversity. The film fosters a deep sense of unity and serves as a powerful testament to art’s ability to bring people together and ignite pride, joy, and hope or a brighter future. Q&A to follow with Director/Producer/Creator Josh Madson.
Join us on March 27, 2025 from 7pm - 8:30pm in welcoming local author Amy Jo Hahn as she shares stories of influential women who shaped Rochester. Learn about their contributions and legacies as she brings to life the history of the city's most important women. Don't miss this engaging event!
Free for members and $5 for non-members. Register at olmtedhistory.com/events
Join Down On Curfew, Caribou Gone, and Zoë Says Go for a great night of music!
Doors at 6pm, music at 7pm
$10 tickets available in advance—$15 at the door.
Day Block Brewing Company opens at 4pm, so come early for a pizza and a pint!
Celebrate with Minnesota’s First Native American Food Truck Festival on Saturday July 5th 2025 at the beautiful Harriet Island Regional Park!!
Pidamayaye for all of the love & support! We couldn’t make events like these happen without our amazing community!!!
Little Mekong Night Market, Minnesota's FIRST and original night market, is held in the heart of the Little Mekong District, St Paul, MN. We're thrilled to be back for 2025 and invite everyone to come out and enjoy the summer celebration of authentic arts and crafts, culture, and unique street food!
Founded by a book lover, Bee, (@bees.glorious.reads on Instagram) has a passion for all things bookish. The desire to support indie authors and traditional authors runs deep in her core. With a background of ten years in the events industry, her goal is to host a fun, inclusive, diverse, unique, and exciting Bookish Fest for authors and readers.
