Join us for a day of sampling fun winter recreation activities! Activities include:
Located along the shores of Lake Superior about two hours north of the Twin Cities, Duluth is considered one of the most scenic cities in Minnesota. With more than 100 parks and a wide range of local restaurants, it makes an ideal travel destination for a budget-friendly weekend away in the Midwest.
With Minnesota being known as the “Land of 10,000 lakes,” you may assume that it isn’t the most wheelchair-friendly state. After all, wheelchairs and water tend not to mix very well. However, Minnesota has a ton of wheelchair-accessible attractions. Here are some of my favorites....
The following story is taken from Explore Minnesota's annual travel guide, which can be ordered for free and viewed online alongside our many other print publications and maps here.
"Brought to You" Workshop at Iron Trail Motors Event Center!
Sunday evenings we gather to enjoy a cult classic film on the big screen at Roxy's Cabaret. We provide free popcorn and drink specials, entry is always free and we have a weekly drink special. If there is a popular sequel or remake, we often play it after for a double or triple feature. To find the calendar of features visit roxyscabaret.com/movies
Artspace Northrup King Invites You to Northrup King Nights: An Open Studio Event
Winter Carnival Special! Did you know Rice Park is older than Central Park in NYC? Join our entertaining guide with thrilling tales of ghostly hauntings of the buildings surrounding the most famous park in Saint Paul. Hear about "former residents" of the neighborhood while strolling through buildings and skyways! 70-minutes. $20 per person. A portion of proceeds goes to fund future winter carnivals. Tickets at: cyncitytours.com
Two Tasting Tours: at 6:30 and 7:30pm! Starts at Saint Paul brewing with a behind-the-scenes look at operations, plus tastings of seasonal beers. History, trivia and prizes. Then it's across the parking lot to 11 Wells Distillery for more behind-the-scenes, spirits tastings and a game of "Gangster Cornhole!" 75-minutes. Tickets at: cyncitytours.com
Frank Lloyd Wright may have been born in Wisconsin and based in Spring Green for much of his life, but that doesn’t mean he didn’t leave an indelible mark on Minnesota during his reign as one of architecture’s only true rock stars.
