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This weekend
8 AMRoseville Farmers' MarketRoseville Farmers Market
Roseville Farmers' Market features a 2026 vendor roster that reflects the season and may change. Vendors include Aspen Ridge Honey, Ly Vang Produce, Dueling Grandmas Shortbread, Janna's Gluten Free Bakery, Susan's Raw Honey, Drogo's Coffee Cart, Twin Tiger Farm / Sinaracha, La La Pop Garden Microgreens, Lake of Fire Foods, Kettle Heads, Norte Café Roasters, Bueling Enterprises, Eichtens Hidden Acres, Great Harvest Bread (Stillwater), North Country Farm, Bell's Maple Syrup, Nelson's Apple Orchard, Ruhland Strudel Haus, Utecht's Homegrown Pork, Rolf's Produce, Two Loaves & a Fisch, Brightway Farms, Pangs Vegetable Farm, Gerten Bros., Gilbertson Farm, Angel Hang Produce, Mai's Birds & Veggies, Khou & Lee Moua Produce and Flowers, Novak's Orchard, Boua Sao Thao Produce, Max Vang Produce and Flowers, Xia Xiong Vang Produce, Home-Grown Vegetables, Xeng & Yia Vue Produce, La Xiong Produce, MCL Greenhouse & Farm LLC, Sue Yang Produce, Goldeman's Garden, Urban's Farm and Greenhouses, and Pflaum Farms.
2131 Fairview Ave N, Roseville
10:15 AMTuesday MahjHiawatha School Park, Minneapolis
Enjoy a friendly session of American-style Mah Jongg, typically spread across three tables. Remember to bring your current NMJL card. In the event of extreme heat, the backup location is Venn Brewery, and a notice will be posted on the door at Hiawatha to confirm any change.
4305 42nd St E, Minneapolis
11:30 AMLet's Do Lunch CafeHennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, Minneapolis
This free, drop-in social welcomes LGBTQ+ adults and allies aged 62 and older. Connect with peers in a warm, affirming setting, share a meal and conversation, and leave feeling more connected. These monthly gatherings focus on community and easygoing interaction, and an RSVP is not required. Please note that photography, audio, and video recording may occur; if you prefer not to appear in photos or recordings at any time, you can step aside or let a staff member know, no explanation needed.
511 Groveland Ave, Minneapolis
12 PMSlice of the West Metro at Minnetonka OffiCenterMinnetonka OffiCenter
Enjoy an afternoon of pizza and professional networking at Minnetonka OffiCenter. Held on the second Tuesday each month, this meetup brings together local professionals and members of the Twin Cities’ largest coworking community to make new contacts and strengthen connections. The atmosphere is casual and conversation-friendly, with plenty of opportunities to swap ideas and meet potential collaborators. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards.
12800 Whitewater Dr Suite 100, Minnetonka
1 PMTuesday BingoSt Paul
A bingo event featuring a progressive jackpot worth $1,000.
563 Old Highway 8 NW, St Paul
1:30 PMMeal Meetings: TuesdaysVarious locations, Saint Paul
Feeding Frogtown Meal Meetings brings the community together in Saint Paul with six public locations operating on Tuesdays. Meals come from local Frogtown restaurants, including Cheng Heng Restaurant and Milton’s Halal Market & Deli. The effort is presented in partnership with the Frogtown Neighborhood Association, Kitchen Coalition of Second Harvest Heartland, the Sanneh Foundation, and dedicated community members and volunteers. Addresses and specific hours are listed on the event flyer.
2 PMPublic Health ClinicGovernment Center - Human Services, Chaska
This clinic provides immunizations for children and adults who do not have health insurance or whose insurance does not cover vaccines. Children who are American Indian or Alaska Native, or who are enrolled in a Minnesota Healthcare Program such as MA, MNCare, or PMAP are also eligible. Most vaccines are supplied through federal and state programs and are available at no cost for eligible individuals, while others may have a fee. The standard charge is $21 per vaccine, and no one will be turned away if unable to pay. State funding for adult vaccines is limited to Carver County residents. This restriction does not apply to anyone under 18 years of age. Free parking is available in the front lot. Enter through door 2, then turn left through the glass doors and follow the signs. Interpreter services are available. Please bring your vaccination record. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian or have a signed permission form. Appointments are preferred, but walk ins are welcome. To schedule, call 952-361-1329 or use the online vaccination request form.
602 4th St, Chaska
2 PMAndover Farmers' MarketRiverdale Church, Andover
Browse a seasonal selection of local food and farm goods at the Andover Farmers' Market in Andover, MN. The vendor lineup shifts with the harvest and is subject to change, featuring participants such as Goldeman Gardens, Dueling Grandmas Shortbread, Susan's Raw Honey, Something Sweet by Maddie Lu, Eggroll Queen, Addies PopCorn, Great Harvest Bread (Stillwater), North Country Farm, Natasha's Pierogi, Utecht's Homegrown Pork, Gilbertson Farm, Angel Hang Produce, Novak's Orchard, Xia Xiong Vang Produce, Home-Grown Vegetables, Da Xiong Produce and Flowers, Lor Yang Produce, MCL Greenhouse & Farm LLC, Sue Yang Produce, Jerry Xiong Produce and Flowers, Thompson Produce, and Dave Nelson Greenhouse. Offerings may include bread, shortbread, honey, popcorn, eggrolls, pierogi, pork, and a wide variety of produce and flowers.
3210 Bunker Lake Blvd NW, Andover
2:20 PMSolar CarsChanhassen Elementary
Children get hands-on with solar power by designing and building their own cars using simple toy construction kits. They explore the basics of solar energy while practicing problem solving and stretching their imaginations through creative building.
7600 Laredo Dr, Chanhassen
5 PMBike NightCycle Gear, Maple Grove
Cycle Gear Bike Night in Maple Grove brings riders and motorcycle fans together for a relaxed meetup with food and drinks, casual games and activities, prize giveaways, and local vendor showcases. It is a chance to connect with other riders, browse gear, and enjoy the local motorcycling community.
12237 Elm Creek Blvd N, Maple Grove
5 PMYinglong Kung Fu TrainingYinglong Kung Fu, St Paul
Yinglong offers affordable, inclusive Kung Fu instruction rooted in the Southern Dragon tradition with a strong emphasis on practical self defense. Adults and teens of all experience levels are welcome in a supportive, safety minded environment. Prospective students may observe a session or take a complimentary first class before deciding on ongoing training, and details about pricing after the trial are available through the tickets link. Lessons prioritize practicality, efficiency, and effectiveness, featuring direct, simple, and powerful techniques while preserving the art’s graceful, mindful, and disciplined qualities. Training is designed to build personal safety skills and support fitness goals in a way that enhances everyday life.
2054 Marshall Ave, St Paul
5 PMHand Drum for Beginners (Drop in class)St Paul
A welcoming drop-in class introduces beginner hand drumming with Bettie, focusing on comfort, confidence, and fun in a supportive community. It suits true beginners as well as anyone returning to the basics. No prior drumming is required and drums are supplied. Admission is $15 per participant per session. Participation is limited to women and gender expansive folks. Advance registration is available through the Women’s Drum Center website, and walk-ins are accepted. To connect with the instructor or verify holiday schedules, contact the Women’s Drum Center. Please plan to remove street shoes when you arrive. You are welcome to bring slippers or indoor-only footwear, and a small selection of clean socks is available to borrow to help protect the new floor. The studio is located in the basement of the Dow Building and is reached by one flight of stairs.
2242 University Ave W, St Paul
5:30 PMKerlan AwardElmer L. Andersen Library, Minneapolis
Elmer L. Andersen Library in Minneapolis hosts a hybrid celebration honoring artist, author, and woodblock printmaker Betsy Bowen as the recipient of the Kerlan Award. The event is free and open to all, with registration required for both in-person and online participation. The program recognizes Bowen’s achievements in children’s literature and her contributions to the Kerlan Collection, followed by a reception and book signing, with book sales provided by Red Balloon Bookshop. Based in Grand Marais, Minnesota, Bowen is known for her close connection to the North Shore and the Boundary Waters. Through hand-carved woodblock prints, she has captured the changing seasons and rugged landscapes of northern Minnesota with bold lines and rich textures, highlighting local plants, wildlife, and traditional woodcraft. Her books include Antler, Bear, Canoe: A Northwoods Alphabet Year, Twelve Owls, and Big Belching Bog, and her illustrations have helped connect readers of all ages to the region’s environment. Presented annually, the Kerlan Award honors outstanding contributions to the creation of children’s literature and acknowledges the donation of distinctive materials to UMN’s Kerlan Collection. The Children’s Literature Research Collections, home to the Kerlan Collection, preserves books, manuscripts, illustrations, comic books, story papers, and other resources that document the making of children’s literature and is recognized as a leading repository in the field.
222 S 21st Ave, Minneapolis
6 PMMTG Commander CEDH (Competitive Pods) Proxy FriendlyDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
Take part in proxy friendly competitive Commander CEDH pods. Entry is $13. Every player receives two packs for participating, and an additional pack is awarded for each round win within the pod. The event uses a three round structure.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6 PMWarhammer Age of Sigmar Open PlayDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
Warhammer Age of Sigmar open play is offered with free entry, and a dedicated space is reserved at no charge.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6 PMOctober 2026 MN ENM GroupPark Tavern, Minneapolis
This MN ENM Group gathering features an interactive, moderator-led discussion, with the topic to be announced. It begins with a relaxed arrival window, continues with a guided conversation, and concludes with time to socialize. Families and children are welcome, and the conversation will be adjusted when kids are present. Enter through the main doors and look for the first room on the right. The door will be closed once discussion is underway, though attendees may still come and go. Servers will circulate to take orders, the full menu is available, and an automatic 20% gratuity is added to tabs with the option to tip more. Please consider supporting Park Tavern, and if arriving early for Happy Hour, let the server know you are with the group so the space can remain available at no cost. Transit options include Routes 9 and 6043, with additional routes 643, 645, 652, 663, 672, and 705 depending on your location.
3401 Louisiana Ave S, Minneapolis
6 PMWarhammer 40k Open PlayDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
This open play session offers free entry and a reserved space dedicated to Warhammer 40k games. Players can gather for games with others who share an interest in Warhammer 40k.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6:30 PMHEY, NOTHING - THE HOUND TOURVarsity Theater, Minneapolis
Hey, Nothing brings The Hound Tour to Varsity Theater in Minneapolis for an all ages show. Support acts may vary. For ADA seating needs, attendees are directed to purchase general admission tickets first, then contact the venue by email. Ticket access includes a public on sale along with artist, Live Nation, and Citi Cardmember presale options, plus a Citi Cardmember preferred allotment.
1304 4th St SE, Minneapolis
6:30 PMThe Forge: A Father and Son Life Changing ExperienceAndover
The Forge invites fathers and sons into a focused seven week rite of passage that builds strength, deepens faith, and strengthens relationships. Training together, growing together, and learning to lead together are at the heart of this experience, which blends physical conditioning, biblical discipleship, and mentorship led by fathers to create a defining season they can share for years to come. Participants work through a father and son study guide, take part in fourteen small group training sessions, engage in weekly devotions and discussions, and receive nutrition guidance. The program also includes two months of full gym access, accountability and assignments using the Called to Greatness devotional, a kickoff meal before the challenge, a culminating rite of passage, and a completion celebration with dinner, plus a program T-shirt and a commemorative coin. Each week highlights a core theme... foundation, discipline, responsibility, leadership, courage, legacy, and commissioning. The journey concludes with a memorable challenge followed by a commissioning ceremony that affirms leadership, responsibility, and faith.
1574 154th Ave NW, Andover
6:30 PMStar Wars Unlimited Tournament BO3St Paul
Compete in a Star Wars: Unlimited tournament featuring four Swiss rounds, with each match played as a best-of-three series. The entry fee is $10. A Weekly OP Pack is provided at entry, and players earn one pack for every match win. Anyone who finishes all four rounds without a win will still receive a consolation pack.
1143 Larpenteur Ave W, St Paul
7 PMWeekly Pool Tournament (Every Tuesday Night)Midway Saloon, St Paul
Midway Saloon in St Paul, MN hosts a weekly pool tournament for anyone craving some midweek competition. The entry fee is $10 per player and the entire pot becomes the prize pool. Matches use a best two out of three format, and the champion takes the full payout. Participants must register online and pay in advance to reserve a place, and spots tend to go quickly. Official tournament rules are available on the venue’s website and can also be reviewed at the bar.
7 PMDrag Queen Charity BingoMinneapolis
Roxy's Cabaret presents a spirited night of Drag Queen Charity Bingo, where dazzling hosts lead lively bingo rounds with prizes while raising funds for local charities. Expect plenty of laughs and a welcoming, community-minded atmosphere. Food and drinks are available for purchase, including options like bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and pancakes. After the games, enjoy a meet and greet with the queens and capture photos to remember the experience.
1333 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis
7 PMNova Jazz October ResidencyMinnesota Music Cafe, Saint Paul
A special performance at Minnesota Music Cafe in Saint Paul features guest artist Chris Bates. Admission is free.
499 Payne Ave, Saint Paul
7:30 PMJesse RoperThe Cedar Cultural Center, Minneapolis
Presented by The Cedar, Canadian blues and Americana artist Jesse Roper headlines with Mae Simpson. Hailing from Victoria, British Columbia, Roper folds his own experiences into upbeat, engaging songs that balance modern, indie-leaning blues with vivid storytelling and standout guitar work. Known for high-energy performances, he has shared stages with Booker T. Jones, Colin James, Beth Hart, and Burton Cummings. His album Horizons marked a creative leap with JUNO-nominated producer Gus van Go, and recent releases include the single “Make It All Work Out” and the follow-up “Throw This Rope,” also produced by van Go, nodding to influences like JJ Cale, The Teskey Brothers, and Ben Harper while remaining distinctly his. Minneapolis-based Mae Simpson opens with a commanding voice and magnetic presence, backed by horns and drums and a sound that blends funk, soul, rock, R&B, pop, and country. The band’s catalog includes the EPs Feel It Comin’ and Did You Make It Back and the full-length Chandelier & Bloom. Simpson has appeared with artists such as Dermot Kennedy, Grace Potter, Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Robert Clay, Ike Reilly, Langhorn Slim, RubbleBucket, and Pert Near Sandstone, with performances at First Avenue’s main room, The Fillmore in Minneapolis, the Basilica Block Party, Live On King Street in Madison, and the Blue Ox Music Festival. Minnesota Public Radio has highlighted her raspy, dynamic vocals and boundless onstage energy. This is an all ages standing room show. Seating and other access accommodations are available upon request.
416 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis
8 PMUptown VFW Monthly Meat RaffleJames Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246, Minneapolis
After the monthly members meeting at James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246 in Minneapolis, the meat raffle gets underway in the venue's karaoke bar. Tickets are $2 each and are sold for cash. Prizes come from Hackenmueller Meats in Robbinsdale.
2916 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis
9 PMInternational Reggae All-StarsMinneapolis
International Reggae All-Stars bring island rhythms and live reggae to Bunkers Music Bar & Grill in Minneapolis. As part of the Twin Cities' longest-running reggae night, the event blends upbeat grooves with a relaxed, dance-friendly atmosphere.
761 Washington Ave N, Minneapolis
9 PMKaraoke with Mia Dorr's Premier EntertainmentMinneapolis
Karaoke takes center stage with Mia Dorr's Premier Entertainment, bringing an energetic atmosphere and a broad song selection for every style. Whether you thrive on the spotlight or are trying karaoke for the first time, the Minneapolis venue provides a comfortable and welcoming space to sing with friends. Pick your favorite tracks and enjoy a lively, music-filled night hosted by a team that keeps the crowd engaged.
1428 Nicollet Ave S, Minneapolis
5 AMWorks Plus Wash WednesdayMaple Grove
Enjoy a Wednesday-only deal with the highest level wash priced at $10. Each customer can purchase up to two, and all washes must be used within 30 days.
11201 93rd Ave N, Maple Grove
9 AME-Waste DriveBlaine Human Service Center, Minneapolis
Celebrate International E-Waste Day by clearing out old devices at a community drop-off presented by PCs for People in partnership with Achieve Services, Inc. Coordinated by Minnesota Enterprise Partnerships Manager Vanessa Xiong, the PCs for People team will be on site to accept unwanted electronics for responsible recycling or potential reuse, helping keep technology in circulation and broadening digital access. This public drive welcomes community members to give unused tech a second life through safe, thoughtful collection.
1201 89th Ave NE, Minneapolis
10 AMAnnieChanhassen Dinner Theatres
At Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Annie brings the story of Little Orphan Annie to the stage, highlighting resilience and hope. Audiences can expect well-known numbers like "It’s the Hard-Knock Life," "Easy Street," "N.Y.C." and "Tomorrow." The outing is designed for families. The fee covers motorcoach transportation, admission, and lunch. Registration is available online, in person, or by phone, and a registration deadline applies.
501 W. 78th St., Chanhassen
10 AMConnect at the Rec: Hand and Foot Game 101Victoria Recreation Center
Connect at the Rec brings neighbors together at the Victoria Recreation Center for friendly conversation and activities that help people feel part of the community. This session highlights Hand and Foot Game 101 with a competitive game and opportunities to meet others. The gathering is designed to offer a comfortable setting to make connections and build relationships. A free programmed activity takes place once each month, with themes that include Name That Tune trivia, Victoria trivia, technology help, bingo, a Medicare 101 workshop, and a coffee movie hour. After the featured activity, there is time to continue connecting.
8475 Kochia Ln, Victoria
10 AMCandleberry Collective: Fall Seasonal BoutiqueCentennial Lakes Park, Minneapolis
Candleberry Collective’s seasonal boutique brings together more than sixty local small businesses in one convenient spot in central Edina, Minnesota. Browse offerings from makers, bakers, and artisans gathered under a single roof.
7499 France Ave S, Minneapolis
10 AMStory StrollMinnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge, Minneapolis
Celebrate the changing season with a gentle story-themed walk that highlights autumn colors and cooler air. Follow the pages of a children’s book arranged along the route for a read-as-you-go experience suitable for every age. Extra books can be found in the hearth room. This self-guided stroll offers light activity at whichever pace feels comfortable. Dress for the weather and choose supportive footwear. Restrooms and drinking fountains are available inside the visitor center. Accessibility features include handicap parking and dropoff, ramps throughout the visitor center with flat carpeted or aggregate floors, and benches and rest areas around the building. The route may be indoors or outdoors depending on the weather. Indoors, pages are placed throughout the visitor center. Outdoors, the path starts on aggregate pavement, transitions to concrete, has no steep slopes, and covers less than a quarter mile. For accessibility accommodations such as sign language interpretation or captioning, please send requests at least ten business days in advance to Oscar Hernandez at oscar_hernandez@fws.gov. For questions, contact MinnesotaValley@fws.gov or call 952-854-5900.
3815 American Blvd E, Minneapolis
11 AMDouble Points Every WednesdayChamplin
Every Wednesday, Pizza Ranch offers double rewards points on eligible purchases. Earn two points for each dollar spent on the buffet, when dining in, ordering carryout or delivery, placing an online order through the Pizza Ranch website, and when paying with a Pizza Ranch gift card. After reaching 100 points, a $5 reward is issued for use on a future visit.
12443 Champlin Dr, Champlin
11:30 AMPlay and LearnBrooklyn Park Library, Minneapolis
This casual, drop-in playtime is for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. Stay for the whole session or stop in for just a portion, whatever fits your schedule.
8500 W Broadway Ave, Minneapolis
12 PMWarhammer WednesdaysDreamers Vault Games - Eden Prairie
Open Warhammer gaming for fans of Age of Sigmar, Warhammer 40,000, and everything in between. Tables and terrain are provided so you can dive straight into your battles.
574 Prairie Center Dr, Eden Prairie
12 PMSecond Chances TourSt Paul
A guided walkthrough at Repowered in St. Paul offers an inside look at what happens to old electronics. See how e-waste is sorted, recycled, and refurbished, all in service of a broader mission. The experience highlights how environmental stewardship and workforce development intersect through paid job training that supports people returning to the workforce. By cutting waste and opening real career pathways, meaningful work can spark new beginnings, strengthen communities, and help protect the planet.
1 PMArenic & Old LaceSidekick Theatre, Bloomington
A zany Broadway classic unfolds as levelheaded Mortimer Brewster contends with an unforgettable household. One brother believes he is Teddy Roosevelt and digs a Panama Canal in the cellar. Another brother hides from the police behind a series of grisly plastic surgeries. Their sweet spinster aunts welcome lonely boarders, then quietly see them off with their special elderberry wine. While Mortimer falls for Elaine, the minister’s daughter next door, he must juggle romance and a house full of murderous relatives. Set in 1940s Brooklyn, this screwball comedy delivers a cascade of laughs... and a good reason to say no to the elderberry wine.
11411 Masonic Home Drive, Bloomington
3 PMFarmers Market on the RumRiverfront Memorial Park, Anoka
Fresh seasonal food and handmade goods return with the Farmers Market on the Rum extended season. The market sets up outdoors at Riverfront Memorial Park, with a move inside City Hall if weather is unfavorable. Expect up to 11 vendors offering produce, baked treats, cottage-made specialties, farmstead items, flowers, and other local finds, with variety increasing as the season progresses. The location is a short distance north of Main Street in the parking lot beside City Hall and Riverfront Memorial Park.
2201 N 2nd Ave, Anoka
3 PM*New Brighton Farmers Market ~ Wednesdays June 3 to October 14New Brighton Community Center - 400 10th Street NW, New Brighton, MN, United States, Minnesota 55112, St Paul
Local growers, makers, and food trucks come together at the New Brighton Community Center for a farmers market centered on fresh food and community connections. It features five food trucks and about 35 vendors offering seasonal produce, eggs, meat, cheese, baked goods, treats, soups, and more. Rotating themes include live music, free activities for kids, special days for seniors with guest vendors, and community engagement projects for all ages. Sponsors include the City of New Brighton for hosting, the New Brighton Lions Club for Power of Produce, and Magnifi Financial, Northeast Bank, and CAP Carpet & Flooring for entertainment.
400 10th St NW, St Paul
4:30 PMHAPPY HOUR!Frankies Chicago Style, Minneapolis
Unwind with LWV friends at a casual get-together featuring the return of the Book and Puzzle Swap, along with a collaborative session to brainstorm new t-shirt designs. Family members, guests, and anyone interested in learning about LWV are welcome.
3556 Winnetka Ave N, Minneapolis
5 PMTalmage Crossing Prairie GardenTalmage Crossing Prairie Garden, Minneapolis
This event focuses on wildlife friendly care of a prairie garden and the rhythms of tending it through the seasons. Tools, gloves, and snacks are provided, and everyone is welcome. Stalks are left standing over winter to support birds with seeds and to shelter native pollinators that overwinter in the soil or within hollow stems. Trimming typically waits until temperatures reach about 50 degrees. Planting emphasizes perennials, with most work planned for late spring and occasional replacements as needed.
2080 Talmadge Ave SE, Minneapolis
5 PMSEA Chipotle Dine Out NightMinneapolis
Support SEA with a dine out night at the Golden Valley Chipotle. A share of eligible purchases will be donated to the SEA PTA, helping fund classroom resources, hands-on learning materials, field trip transportation, arts and enrichment opportunities, recess equipment, outdoor learning resources, and more for SEA students. If ordering in the restaurant, show the fundraiser flyer on your phone or tell the cashier you are supporting the SEA PTA before paying so the order is counted. If ordering online or through the Chipotle app, choose Pickup at the Golden Valley location and enter the fundraiser code 2MZQLZE before checkout. Delivery orders do not count toward the fundraiser.
515 Winnetka Ave N, Minneapolis
6 PMHalloween Pairs Jigsaw Puzzle ContestSociable Cider Werks, Minneapolis
Team up with a friend for a fast-paced jigsaw challenge featuring a 300 piece puzzle. Each pair receives the same puzzle sealed out of sight until a countdown begins, and a judge tracks official finish times. Prizes go to the quickest teams, there are also door prizes, and everyone keeps the puzzle they compete on. Ease into the action with an optional warmup session that includes practice puzzles, then dive into the main contest. When your team finishes, you can head out or stay to start another puzzle and enjoy a drink. Eating and drinking during the contest are allowed. Box top holders and sorting trays are permitted. You may bring battery powered lighting that does not plug into an outlet and does not affect nearby competitors, and you must not distract or interfere with other teams. Seating is at high top tables shared with another pair. The cost is $40 per team. Sales are final, but if you cannot attend, a pickup can be arranged for your contest puzzle. For questions, contact Sarah.
1134 NE Lincoln St, Minneapolis
6 PMMidweek Magic: MTG Booster DraftDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
A Magic: The Gathering booster draft with a $25 entry fee. Players choose from the latest sets, and a Chaos Draft option is available. Each participant begins with three sealed booster packs. One pack is opened and a single card is chosen, then the remaining cards are passed to the next player. This continues until the pack is empty, and the steps are repeated for the other two packs. From the drafted pool, each player builds a 40 card deck and competes in three rounds within the draft pod. Prizing includes one guaranteed pack for every participant, with additional packs awarded based on final standings.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6 PMYu-Gi-Oh Weekly Advanced ConstructedDreamers Vault Games Eden Prairie
This weekly Yu-Gi-Oh Advanced Constructed event has a $10 entry. Participants receive two OTS packs guaranteed, plus one additional pack for each win.
574 Prairie Center Dr, Eden Prairie
6 PMHobby NightDreamers Vault Games, Eden Prairie
An open, social session for painting, building, and other personal projects. Beginners can get friendly guidance, and experienced hobbyists can connect with a welcoming creative community. The gathering is free to attend, and bringing outside food is allowed.
574 Prairie Center Dr, Eden Prairie
6 PMPRG Run ClubPerformance Running Gym, Minneapolis
This weekly free community group run starts at PRG and offers 4- and 6-mile routes. Paces range from walking or jogging to about 9 minutes per mile. A headlamp is needed at least through February, along with a smile. Friends are welcome.
6 PMCastle Rat: Summon The Beasts Tour 2026Varsity Theater, Minneapolis
Castle Rat brings the Summon The Beasts Tour 2026 to Varsity Theater in Minneapolis for a live show. This event is 15+ with a valid ID, and guests under 15 may attend with a parent or legal guardian. All support acts are subject to change. For ADA seating inquiries, purchase general admission tickets and email varsityinfo@livenation.com for assistance.
1304 4th St SE, Minneapolis
6 PMInkwell Craft ClubMinneapolis
Bring a project you are currently working on to Inkwell Craft Club and craft alongside others for an hour. Work on your own piece in a shared setting.
426 E Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
6 PMBINGO in The Oaks Bar and GrillAndover
Wednesday bingo is happening at The Oaks for the fall and winter season.
701 Bunker Lake Blvd NE, Andover
6 PMRiftbound TCG Weekly Nexus NightDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
This weekly Nexus Night centers on constructed Riftbound TCG play, featuring three to four rounds with matches decided as best of three. Entry is $10. All participants receive a Nexus Night promo pack while supplies last. Additional prizes are awarded as store credit to top finishers based on attendance, with $7.50 from each entry added to the prize pool.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6:30 PMGundam Weekly Constructed TournamentDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
This weekly Gundam tournament centers on a constructed format with best-of-one matches. The entry fee is $10. Prizes include one pack for each match win, and every participant is guaranteed at least one pack. Additional rewards from the store kit are also planned, including a promo for the winner and tournament packs.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
6:30 PMKerry Maus Wednesday Line Dance ClassWest Medicine Lake Community Club, Minneapolis
Take part in a progressive line dance class taught by Kerry Maus, with consecutive sessions for absolute beginners, beginners, improvers, and intermediate dancers. Choose the level that suits you or attend multiple segments to build your skills step by step. Admission is $8 for members and $10 for non-members. A portion of the proceeds benefits WMLCC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
1705 Forestview Ln N, Minneapolis
6:30 PMRobert PlantHennepin Arts State Theatre, Minneapolis
Presented by First Avenue and Jam, this concert features Robert Plant performing with Saving Grace and Suzi Dian, plus special guest Rosie Flores. The show takes place at the State Theatre and welcomes attendees of all ages.
805 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
6:30 PMTrivia MafiaJames Ballentine "Uptown" VFW Post 246, Minneapolis
Trivia Mafia brings bar trivia to the VFW Karaoke Bar inside James Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246. Prizes include gift cards to the Uptown VFW, and the bar features a $5 Jack Daniels special with original, Tennessee Fire, Tennessee Honey, and Tennessee Apple. No cover.
2916 Lyndale Ave S, Minneapolis
6:30 PMGundam TCG WeeklySt Paul
Players face off in a constructed format Gundam TCG tournament. The entry fee is $10, and each win earns a pack.
1143 Larpenteur Ave W, St Paul
7 PMFrame & Posture ClinicSOUL Ballroom, Minneapolis
Strengthen the foundation of your dancing at a free Frame and Posture Clinic focused on body alignment and how it supports balance, smooth movement, partner connection, and confidence on the dance floor. Through guided practice, you will work on upright yet comfortable posture, a more responsive connection with a partner, improved control, and greater ease while you move. This session welcomes beginners and experienced dancers alike.
30 Nathan Ln N, Minneapolis
7 PMDJ BingoCasa Rio Tex Mex Restaurant, Anoka
Friends, relatives, and coworkers can enjoy a lively trivia experience with a wide range of questions. Prizes are awarded each night, and it is free to play.
201 Jackson Street, Anoka
7 PMGame Night Live Rock'n BingoPinstripes, Minneapolis
Game Night Live brings R0CK’N Bingo together with Rockstar Trivia at Pinstripes. In this music-driven twist on bingo, the playlist becomes the guide as participants mark off songs instead of numbers, pulling from Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and memorable film and TV soundtracks. Every card is uniquely built to keep things fast and unpredictable. When the music round concludes, the focus shifts to a burst of trivia with eight energetic questions that challenge knowledge and pump up the crowd. It is a lively blend of bingo, big tunes, and trivia that aims for a bold finish.
3833 Gallagher Dr, Minneapolis
7 PMWednesday Wing FlingMinneapolis
On the Rox features wallet friendly specials perfect for a casual midweek meetup. Enjoy five jumbo wings for five dollars, save five dollars on select appetizers, and sip a Roxstar pint for five dollars. Settle in for a relaxed vibe with tasty bites and refreshing pours.
1333 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis
7:30 PMRobert PlantState Theatre, Minneapolis
Robert Plant takes the stage at the State Theatre in Minneapolis, MN. This live performance brings him to a Minneapolis theater for an evening on stage.
7:30 PMDirty Twenty: An Interactive D&D Improv ShowThe Hive Collaborative, St Paul
As spooky season nears, Dirty Twenty brings a fresh scare with a characteristically dirty twist. After a sold-out July show, this edition introduces four new adventurers in an all new spooky campaign, with performances by Maje Adams, Laura Hild, Christy Johnson, and Jex Arzayus. Prepare to play dirty.
677 Hamline Ave N, St Paul
8 PMSting 3.0 TourOrpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
Sting performs live on the 3.0 Tour at Orpheum Theatre Minneapolis in Minneapolis. Tickets are available through an artist presale and a Live Nation presale, with a general public sale also offered.
911 Hawthorne Ave, Minneapolis
8 PMTransmissionJames Ballentine "Uptown" VFW - Post 246, Minneapolis
Transmission is a longstanding club night at the Uptown VFW for people who enjoy a wide-ranging soundtrack, blending new wave, indie rock, Britpop, funk, garage, punk, post-punk, synth-pop and electro with plenty in between. There is no cover charge. The vibe also lives on the air as a weekly program on Minnesota Public Radio’s 89.3 The Current, featuring a fresh theme each week.
8 PMSting - MinneapolisOrpheum Theatre - Minneapolis, MN
Sting brings his signature live show to the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, featuring supple bass work, emotive vocals, and a setlist that mixes solo highlights with iconic selections from his renowned catalog. Expect finely crafted songs, deep-pocket grooves, and soaring moments powered by his unmistakable voice.
910 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
10 AMBrunch Bingo and a BandCrystal Community Center, Minneapolis
An all-ages community gathering featuring a light brunch and live music from Twin Cities Todd, mixing favorites for grandparents with familiar songs children can enjoy. After the performance, the fun continues with friendly rounds of bingo, prizes, and lots of laughs in a welcoming setting where families can connect and play together. Supported by The Crossings at Brookwood, Woodlake, and Traditions.
4800 Douglas Dr N, Minneapolis
11 AMHistory Hijinx: MeA WeekMinnesota History Center, St Paul
Enjoy a History HiJinx activity at the Minnesota History Center that explores Minnesota’s trees and guides participants in creating a leaf suncatcher.
345 Kellogg Blvd W, St Paul
12 PMMTG Casual Commander DayDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
Entry is $6. Registration includes your choice of one booster, selecting from Play, Set, or Draft options priced at $5.99 or less. Before heading out, take a random draw from the Commander prize deck for a chance at rares, mythics, promos, or even store credit.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
3 PMFree Car Seat CheckupsEdina Fire Station 2, Minneapolis
Get help ensuring your child’s car seat is properly set up. Arrive with your car seat or booster already installed, and bring the seat’s instruction manual along with your vehicle manual. Walk-ins are accepted, though making an appointment is preferred. To schedule a car seat check, call 612-813-6053.
4401 76th St W, Minneapolis
3 PMMaple Grove Famers MarketMaple Grove Community Center
Maple Grove Farmers Market at the Maple Grove Community Center features fresh produce, flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, handmade goods, and more. A food truck is on site each week. The market is open in all weather. SNAP/EBT is accepted with Market Bucks matching up to $10. Children ages 4 to 12 can participate in the PoP Club and receive a free $2 produce token each week. Frequent shoppers can earn rewards, and there are perks for bringing a reusable bag.
12951 Weaver Lake Rd, Maple Grove
3 PMFree car seat checkup eventEdina Fire Station No. 2, Minneapolis
Children’s Minnesota hosts a free car seat checkup in Edina, where certified child passenger safety technicians inspect your car seat and provide guidance to ensure proper installation and fit. The event takes place at Edina Fire Station No. 2. Registration is requested; to reserve a time or ask questions, call 612-813-6053 or email carseats@childrensmn.org.
4401 76th St W, Minneapolis
4 PMWing Nite Every Thursday Night at Pizza RanchChamplin
Every Thursday night, Pizza Ranch features a wing-focused buffet with both boneless and traditional options. Choose from a variety of sauces to match your taste.
12443 Champlin Dr, Champlin
4 PMThe Market at Eveland FarmEveland Family Farm, Andover
Experience a welcoming farm market with fresh produce and flowers, handmade items from local artisans and makers, and a selection of food and beverages. It is family friendly with plenty to see and enjoy. For the safety of the ducks and chickens that wander the property, pets should remain at home.
2575 Andover Blvd NW, Andover
5 PMMonthly Death Cafe at LakewoodLakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis
This monthly gathering at Lakewood provides an open forum to discuss end of life topics and to learn from one another. Conversations can be challenging, particularly for those who have experienced a recent loss, so participants are encouraged to engage at a comfortable pace and may leave at any time. It is a space for conversation and education rather than a bereavement support group.
3600 Hennepin Ave S, Minneapolis
5 PMThrough the Looking Lens ReceptionCoffman Memorial Union, Minneapolis
Experience a photography showcase that explores perspectives on life, expression, and identity through distinctive visual approaches. Featuring work by Wasima Farah, Azaan Haider, Miguel Joven, Lucas Lin, Marc Santos, Lael Ware, and Yuhao Zhang, the exhibition highlights how each artist reshapes the medium so every image stands apart. An opening reception at Coffman Memorial Union offers open drawing activities, guided tours, and a celebration across both galleries, creating an inviting way to encounter the work.
299 SE Delaware St, Minneapolis
5:30 PMJogging + TriviaThe Lakes Running Company, Excelsior
The Thursday Night Jogging Club shifts an hour earlier to leave time for trivia at Excelsior Brewing Co. It starts with a short run around Excelsior along Lake Minnetonka, then everyone heads back to the store for a quick change before going to the brewery for trivia.
218 Water St, Excelsior
5:30 PMMad Jacks Meat RaffleMad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP, Minneapolis
Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP hosts a meat raffle where you can try your luck at winning a $20 pack of premium meat from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round also includes a $1 drink for the number that follows the winner.
8078 Brooklyn Blvd, Minneapolis
6 PMTeam Jigsaw Puzzle ContestHackamore Brewing Company, Chanhassen
Lake Drive Tap, formerly Hackamore Brewing Company, hosts a fast-paced team jigsaw challenge presented with Sarah Does Puzzles LLC. Form a group of up to four and race to finish a 500 piece puzzle. Top finishers earn prizes, door prizes add to the fun, and every team keeps the puzzle used in competition. Each group receives the same sealed puzzle that no one sees until a countdown begins. A judge tracks progress and records finishing times. After completing the puzzle, teams may head out or stick around to work on another one and enjoy a drink. An optional warm-up session with practice puzzles is available before the main event. Competitors may eat and drink while puzzling and can use box top holders and sorting trays. Extra lighting is welcome if it is not plugged into an outlet and does not affect other teams. Good sportsmanship is required and interfering with other groups is not allowed. Seating includes a mix of high-tops, standard tables, picnic tables, and booths with a small step up. The entry fee is $40 per team. There are no refunds, but puzzle pick-up can be arranged if attendance is not possible. For questions, contact Sarah at sarah@sarahdoespuzzles.com.
18671 Lake Dr E, Chanhassen
6 PMBeaded Plant ClassRock Candy Shop, Excelsior
Create a sparkling beaded plant that never needs watering at Rock Candy Shop. This hands-on class teaches simple techniques using colorful beads, wire, and preserved moss to build and arrange your own design in a 3-inch pot. Personalize the look, then brighten a desk, shelf, or windowsill, or hang it to catch the sunlight. All materials are provided, so there is time to relax, be creative, and have fun. Each piece is unique, an enduring botanical accent with no maintenance. During class time, shoppers receive a 10% discount on in-store purchases. Parking options include complimentary parking behind nearby businesses, a lot behind the shop, and a ramp across the way. Street parking is available and may require a fee. Refund and reschedule policy: craft class tickets are non-refundable. To reschedule, email rockcandyshop1@gmail.com at least 48 hours in advance. Because materials, tools, staffing, and instructors are arranged according to registrations, last minute changes cannot be accommodated. If attendance is not possible, the spot may be gifted to a friend.
261 Water St, Excelsior
6 PM🔮 Psychic Development Circle – All Levels Welcome! 🔮Divine Lights Services and Metaphysical Store, Anoka
Explore and develop intuitive abilities in a welcoming circle open to beginners and seasoned practitioners alike. Each session varies, offering a supportive setting to practice skills such as tuning into intuition, working with energy, using psychic tools, engaging in meditation and visualization, and connecting with spirit guides. The focus is on growth in a safe and uplifting environment. The cost is $15 per person, collected at the beginning of class. Participants are encouraged to bring an open mind, curiosity, and a willingness to learn.
104 E Main St, Anoka
6 PMStar Wars Unlimited WeeklyDreamers Vault Games, Burnsville
A weekly Star Wars Unlimited event with straightforward prizing. The entry fee is $10, and pack rewards are determined by each player's record.
14332 Burnhaven Dr, Burnsville
6 PMin person meet ups!Queermunity MN, Minneapolis
A recurring in-person gathering at Queermunity MN in Minneapolis focuses on conversations related to the trans masc experience. Meetings take place on the first and third Thursdays.
3032 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
6 PMMeat RaffleElsie's Bowling Center, Minneapolis
A meat raffle is hosted at Elsie's Bowling Center in Minneapolis.
729 Marshall St NE, Minneapolis
6:30 PMCompassion ConversationCompassion Coffee, Anoka
Suburban homelessness often goes unseen, and this monthly community conversation brings the dialogue out of comment threads and into a welcoming coffeehouse setting. Complimentary drinks are provided. The gathering plans to feature voices from the City of Anoka, Anoka County, and local nonprofits, sharing up-to-date data and on-the-ground perspectives. The floor then opens for a thoughtful discussion about how to offer genuine compassion while also maintaining accountability. Attendance is limited to 30 people to support a focused exchange. The organizers aim to make the discussion available via live stream on Facebook and YouTube. An online form is available to submit questions, share concerns or information, and complete registration.
530 West Main Street #8, Anoka
6:30 PMDJ BingoJellybean and Julia's BBQ, Coon Rapids
Take part in free music bingo with prizes awarded in every game. There are no age limits, so everyone can join the fun. It is suitable for families to enjoy together.
2501 Coon Rapids Blvd Coon Rapids MN 55433, Coon Rapids
6:30 PMNew Creation Recovery MeetingSkyy Event Center, Chaska
Men and women meet in a structured, caring environment to put Twelve Step spiritual principles into practice in everyday life. All are welcome, whatever the struggle, hurt, habit, or addiction. The group views these challenges as part of the human condition, often connected to trying to live apart from God’s plan, and provides steady guidance and encouragement to help people move toward freedom from patterns that diminish spiritual and emotional health.
207 N Chestnut St, Chaska
6:30 PMGundam Weekly ConstructedDreamers Vault Games, Eden Prairie
This event features a $10 entry and prize support for participants. Everyone receives 1 pack, and extra packs are awarded based on win record.
574 Prairie Center Dr, Eden Prairie
6:30 PMCommunity Folk Dance NightCenter for Performing Arts, Minneapolis
Experience a welcoming evening of community folk dancing at the Center for Performing Arts in Minneapolis. This new monthly gathering features approachable dances taught on the spot, so no partner and no prior experience are needed. Expect lively, room-wide dancing in a festive atmosphere, followed by a casual social time. Admission is $10 at the door. All ages are welcome, recommended for ages 8 and up.
3754 S Pleasant Ave, Minneapolis
6:30 PMWindlass Presents: The SecrecyCloudland Theater, Minneapolis
Windlass presents an evening of shadowy melodies and urgent rhythms at Cloudland Theater with The Secrecy, Autumn, and Velour Tomb. The Secrecy, emerging from Indianapolis’ underground, crafts a modern, cinematic take on goth‑inflected post-punk, uniting brooding atmosphere with propulsive beats and sweeping hooks. Early singles premiered with Decibel Magazine and Post-Punk.com, and the band now steps forward with its debut full-length, Pins and Needles. Autumn, formed by bassist Jeff Leyda and guitarist Neil McKay with vocalist Julie Plante, brings soaring vocals and richly layered guitars shaped across albums including The Hating Tree, Return to the Breath, and Chandelier, created in long-time collaboration with producer William Faith. Recent highlights include US mini-tours with Clan of Xymox and The Bellwether Syndicate, a performance at Wave Gotik Treffen in Leipzig, and ongoing work on the fourth album, Songs About Dying, featuring the singles Catacombs and Venice. Velour Tomb, a queer band founded in 2024 in the Twin Cities, channels the spirit of 80s Deathrock with punk-driven rhythms and lyrics that blend introspection, horror, and queer experience. This event is sponsored by Good Blood, formerly known as Cocaine Opera.
3533 E Lake St, Minneapolis
6:30 PMYu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Constructed TournamentSt Paul
Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Constructed Tournament with a $10 entry fee. The tournament features four rounds. Earn a pack for every round you win, and receive two OTS packs with your entry.
1143 Larpenteur Ave W, St Paul
7 PMTrent ShawLaunchPad Golf The Meadows, Prior Lake
7 PMLive MusicPrelude at The Westin Edina Galleria, Minneapolis
Experience live music from local artists at Prelude Bar, complemented by handcrafted cocktails and bites.
3201 Galleria, Minneapolis
7 PMHYLTN Downtown Honky Tonk - Cowboy JacksCowboy Jacks Downtown Minneapolis
This honky tonk dance night at Cowboy Jacks Downtown Minneapolis offers both partner-style and line dance formats, with lessons available in the Barn area. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome. It provides an easygoing setting to pick up new moves, share a laugh, and enjoy a honky tonk atmosphere.
455 N 2nd Ave, Minneapolis
7 PMThursday Night Open MicWhitey's Old Town Saloon, Minneapolis
Once the microphone is in someone’s hand, anything can happen. Each Thursday night brings fresh jokes, bold experiments, and surprise standouts for an unpredictable comedy showcase.
400 E Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
7 PMRooftop Romp: All-Inclusive Singles MixerMinneapolis
Meet other singles at a lively rooftop mixer designed to make conversations easy and fun. The evening begins with a complimentary welcome drink or cocktail, then continues with guided conversation starters that help break the ice beneath the night sky. Show your vibe at a glance by choosing a wristband color. Green signals single and interested in connecting. Red indicates in a relationship. Yellow means open to meeting new people. A rainbow band celebrates those who identify as LGBTQIA+. Expect playful icebreakers like Two Truths and a Lie, Never Have I Ever, and Would You Rather, plus a themed Question of the Week to keep chats flowing. This time the prompt is, "What’s something you’re really passionate about?" Flirt cards add a lighthearted way to leave a note for someone who caught your attention. The setting encourages easy networking, new friendships, and the possibility of a standout connection against a rooftop backdrop. Reservations are required.
1333 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis
7 PMYugioh Speed Duel Weekly TournamentDreamers Vault Games - Champlin
Duelists gather for a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! Speed Duel tournament featuring three rounds of play. The entry fee is $5. Prizes are Speed Duel Tournament Packs, with at least one pack guaranteed for every participant and an extra pack awarded for each round win.
11591 Theatre Dr N, Champlin
7:30 PMGet OutThe Parkway Theater, Minneapolis
Experience a screening of Get Out with pre-movie trivia at The Parkway Theater in Minneapolis. The story follows Chris, played by Daniel Kaluuya, who heads upstate with his girlfriend, Rose, portrayed by Allison Williams, to meet her parents, Missy and Dean, brought to life by Catherine Keener and Bradley Whitford. What starts as overly courteous behavior tied to their interracial relationship soon unravels into a cascade of eerie discoveries and a shocking truth. The film is directed by the filmmaker known from Key & Peele.
4814 Chicago Ave, Minneapolis
7:30 PMBen Schwartz & FriendsHennepin Arts Orpheum Theatre, Minneapolis
Ben Schwartz, an Emmy Award winning writer, actor, and comedian with work spanning film and television, delivers a live comedy performance at Hennepin Arts Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis. His on-screen contributions are matched by a longstanding dedication to the stage, and this event centers on the live comedy that has driven his career.
910 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis
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