The Enormous Crocodile The Musical

October 1-November 23, 2025

Children’s Theatre Company presents The Roald Dahl Story Company’s production of The Enormous Crocodile
The Musical
He’s greedy, he’s grumptious, he’s horrid!

Fall Fest

Join us at the History Center on October 16th from 1PM-4PM for a variety of fun fall activities. From crafts, face painting and concessions to pumpkin decorating, wagon rides and more, we've got so much to do and see for kids of all ages! Get a free pumpkin with $5 admission while supplies last.
Adults are free. $5 for students.
Special thanks to Rochester Plumbing and Heating for sponsoring this amazing event!

Minneapolis-St. Paul's Best Breakfast Sandwiches

Breakfast sandwiches are an ideal way to start the day — fast, affordable, and delicious! And many restaurants in Minneapolis-St. Paul’s metro area move beyond an Egg McMuffin. Here are some of our favorites.

Twin Cities Oktoberfest

Twin Cities Oktoberfest, the #4 ranked Oktoberfest in America, is excited to be back for its 15th annual event on October 3rd and 4th, 2025, in the heart of the Twin Cities at the Historic Progress Center on the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Every year, we are proud to offer an entirely local event, including beer, food, music and other entertainment.

In 2025, our beverage sponsors will include Utepils Brewing, Pryes Brewing Company, Bruhaven Craft Co., Lift Bridge Brewing Company and Minneapolis Cider Company.

Wabasha SeptOberfest

Wabasha is celebrating its 19th year of SeptOberfest, a celebration of fall that decorates the entire town with fall displays that change ever year, has music, shopping, and fun kids activities the last weekend of September and the first weekend of October. This year, we have a kids pop music concert, pumpkin derby, an outdoor fall market, crafts, pottery demos, historic tours, a National Eagle Center Taste of Wabasha event, train rides, face painting, and clowns. www.septoberfest.org

Twin Cities Arab Film Festival: Shorts Segment: Memories and Hauntings

19th Arab Film Festival

Saturday, September 27 at 2:45 PM

Memory sustains. It anchors us and keeps us rooted and in touch with our histories, both personal and collective. But memory also haunts. The past can often manifest in ways that stifle our movements forward. The films in this segment make us reconsider the importance of both memory and forgetting and of making spaces to reimagine the present through a reckoning with the past.

ABOUT THE FILMS

KHALED AND NEMA