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  • Twin Cities Weekend Guide: Wine, Baseball, Live Music and More Through April 29th

    Twin Cities Weekend Guide: Wine, Baseball, Live Music and More Through April 29th
    2026/04/29
    Hey Twin Cities listeners, it's your friendly guide to all the fun happenings in Minneapolis-Saint Paul today through the weekend of April 29th, 2026. Kick off this Wednesday right at Warehouse Winery in Minneapolis, where April Wine Down Wednesday runs from 5 to 9 PM at 6415 Cambridge Street. Eventbrite details trivia with Trivia Mafia, light appetizers, wine flights, and sweet treats from Nothing Bundt Cakes—RSVP online or pay $20 at the door for a chill vibe. Baseball fans, head to Target Field in Minneapolis for the Minnesota Twins taking on the Seattle Mariners at 12:40 PM today, according to Zesty Dates' April guide. Catch the series finale tomorrow, Thursday April 30th, versus the Toronto Blue Jays at 6:40 PM—grab tickets early as the Twins have a packed home slate all month. Music lovers, tonight Band of Horses rocks the Fillmore Minneapolis, per Songkick listings, promising an electric show in the heart of the city. Over in St. Paul, cheer on the St. Paul Saints at CHS Field, wrapping up their series against Louisville with games through April 30th, complete with Thirsty Thursdays and Friday Night Fireworks promotions from Visit Saint Paul. Swing into the weekend with high-energy action at Grand Casino Arena in St. Paul—Minnesota Roller Derby's final bout of the season hits Roy Wilkins Auditorium on Saturday, April whatever the date flows to, battling for All-Star status. Families can stargaze at the Bell Museum's April Star Party last night, but check for pop-up cosmic events. Don't miss Tech N9ne and E-40 lighting up Myth Live in St. Paul on Friday the 24th if you're catching the tail end, and Twins fever continues. Art crawls pop up varying spots in St. Paul through the 26th, showcasing local talent. Whatever you choose, bundle up for that spring breeze and dive into the Twin Cities energy. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Your Complete Guide to Minneapolis-Saint Paul Events This Week: Culture, Cars, and Concerts

    Your Complete Guide to Minneapolis-Saint Paul Events This Week: Culture, Cars, and Concerts
    2026/04/11
    Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's buzzing in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and the rest of the week starting today, April 11. Spring is in full swing, and the Twin Cities are packed with vibrant events that'll get you out exploring our cultural gems and high-energy spots. Kick off today with the International Festival of Minnesota at the Saint Paul RiverCentre, running from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. This reimagined bash, formerly Festival of Nations, features over 60 nations with global cuisine from five continents, hands-on activities, artisan goods, music, and dance performances. Dive into immersive exhibits, snag authentic foods, and catch cultural demos—it's a whirlwind of color and flavor celebrating Minnesota's diversity. Tickets start around $30 to $37 via Ticketmaster, and they've got free Metro Transit rides plus park-and-ride shuttles to make it easy. Visit Saint Paul highlights it as a must-hit after a seven-year hiatus. Right nearby at the Canterbury Park Expo Center, the Gopher State Timing Association's 67th annual Hot Rod and Custom Show revs up today and tomorrow, April 11-12. Check out the hottest rods, custom models, and gearhead vibes—perfect for car lovers itching for some horsepower action. Sports fans, catch the PWHL Minnesota home game today, April 11, at the Grand Casino Arena, where our pro women's hockey team battles Boston. Then, gear up for St. Paul Saints baseball at CHS Field with home games April 14-19 against Rochester—think Thirsty Thursdays, Friday fireworks, and Treasure Island Saturdays packed with fun promos. Music monsters, the Saint Paul Art Crawl hits various spots April 11-12, blending local artists, galleries, and street energy. Tomorrow, April 12, head to Landmark Center for Urban Expeditions focusing on Ukraine, with authentic performances, vendors, dances, and cultural deep dives. Midweek heats up April 17 with Grammy winners Los Tigres Del Norte bringing Mexican folk fire to the Grand Casino Arena, plus Christian rocker Brandon Lake in the same spot. Soccer Loons fans, Minnesota United faces Portland and LA at Allianz Field later in the week. Collectors, the Minnesota Card Show runs April 16-19 at RiverCentre with baseball cards, memorabilia, and celeb sightings. Cap Saturday, April 18, at the Twin Cities True Vintage Show in North End Event Center, shopping 1800s-1970s threads from 40 dealers. Whether you're chasing culture, cars, or concerts, Minneapolis-Saint Paul delivers non-stop thrills. Grab tickets quick and make memories! Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly guides. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Twin Cities Packed With Music, Markets, and Green Career Opportunities This Week

    Twin Cities Packed With Music, Markets, and Green Career Opportunities This Week
    2026/03/18
    Welcome to your Minneapolis-Saint Paul events guide for this week! Whether you're into music, family fun, or community celebrations, the Twin Cities has something spectacular lined up for you. Starting today, head down to the Green Ramsey Expo and Career Fair happening from ten in the morning until one in the afternoon at 685 West Minnehaha Avenue in Saint Paul. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore green career paths and connect with local organizations focused on sustainability. If you're looking for live music tonight, Day Block Brewing is hosting Date Night from six to ten in the evening with fantastic food and a great atmosphere. Over at Acadia, catch Lili Horizon performing, while the MN Songwriter Showcase takes the stage at Aster Cafe. Tonight also features the EMSO Concert called Rhapsody in Red, White, and Blue at Saint Mark's Lutheran Church in North Saint Paul from six thirty to eight thirty, and it's completely free! Thursday brings even more incredible options. Rise Against will be performing at Mystic Lake with Destroy Boys and KOYO, while TobyMac takes over the Target Center. The Band of Heathens and the Ransom Brothers are playing at Fine Line, and Jake Owen and Kendell Marvel will be at the Fitzgerald Theater. Looking for something family-friendly? The Beethoven Symphony No. 9 is being performed at Orchestra Hall, and the Hall Pass program offers free kids' tickets with adult purchase. As we head into the weekend, Saturday, March twenty-first brings multiple spring craft shows across the metro. The Hermantown Spring Craft and Small Business Show opens its doors, while the Mill City Third Saturday Farmers Market returns to the Mill City Museum with local vendors selling handmade crafts, art, and food. You'll also find similar markets in Cambridge, Oakdale, Eagan, Apple Valley, and Andover, all showcasing local artisans and fresh seasonal goods. For the nature enthusiasts, Tamarack Nature Center in White Bear Township is offering Sap to Syrup from noon to four in the afternoon, perfect for learning about Minnesota's springtime maple syrup tradition. Sunday wraps up the weekend with continued farmers market action and more live performances throughout the city at various venues. There truly is something for everyone this week in Minneapolis-Saint Paul. Get out there and enjoy your community! Thank you so much for tuning in. Be sure to subscribe for more event updates and local guides. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Minneapolis-Saint Paul Weekend Events: Comedy, Theater, and Art Await

    Minneapolis-Saint Paul Weekend Events: Comedy, Theater, and Art Await
    2026/02/27
    Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this weekend and beyond. Today, Friday, February 27, kick things off with some laughs at the Funny Shades of Chocolate Comedy Show at 7:30 p.m. at The Cedar Cultural Center on Cedar Avenue in Minneapolis, where comedians bring hilarious takes on life, according to the Patch calendar. Over at the Granada Theater on Hennepin Avenue, dive into The Jury Experience – Death by AI at 6 p.m., a gripping interactive show pondering if Minneapolis can deliver justice in a tech-driven world, as listed on Patch. Film buffs, catch the 17th Italian Film Festival at The Main Cinema, screening captivating stories from Italy starting this evening, with tickets from five to 45 bucks per the Star Tribune. Music lovers, head to Saint Paul's Turf Club at 8 p.m. for Flipp with Sunshine Behavior, a First Avenue-presented gig full of indie vibes, reports AXS. And don't miss Kimberly Akimbo the musical touring at Ordway Theatre in Saint Paul at 7:30 p.m., a heartfelt Tony winner that's got everyone talking, via Ticketmaster. Saturday, February 28 amps up the fun. Get artsy at the Minneapolis Institute of Art with Studio Sessions on Working with Leather at 10 a.m. or Vitality Arts' Meditative Watercolor, both hands-on and inspiring, per Patch. Families, hit the free Richfield Play Dates obstacle course at Richfield Community Center from 9 a.m. to noon, testing agility indoors, says Family Fun Twin Cities. Nature calls with Eden Prairie's Snowtime Saturdays at Staring Lake Park from 1 to 3 p.m., trying ice fishing and snowshoeing for free, weather permitting. Party at night with Broadway Rave at 8:30 p.m. at Fine Line on First Avenue, dancing to showtune remixes, or The Grand Uffda glass art auction at 6:30 p.m. at Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts on Snelling Avenue. Sunday, March 1, sweeten up with free maple syrup fun at Richardson Nature Center in Bloomington from 1 to 3 p.m., learning the sap-to-syrup process and checking artifacts, highlights Family Fun Twin Cities. Make mozzarella from curd to caprese at 2 p.m. at Insight Brewing on East Hennepin, or groove to the 30th Season Concert: A Sound World of Strings at 4 p.m. in Westminster Hall. K Jay the Comedian hits Rick Bronson's House of Comedy in Bloomington at 7 p.m. Looking ahead, gear up for the MSHSL Boys Hockey State Tournament March 4 to 7 at Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul, and University of Minnesota Jazz Combos at their festival. From comedy to crafts, we've got your Twin Cities adventure covered. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more weekly scoops. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Anti-ICE Protests Defy Winter Chill in Minneapolis

    Anti-ICE Protests Defy Winter Chill in Minneapolis
    2026/02/05
    Hey listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what’s buzzing in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this chilly February week. Today, Thursday the 5th, dive into the heart of ongoing anti-ICE protests outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in downtown Minneapolis. Localnewsmatters.org reports protesters are defying the cold with daily gatherings, honking supporters, bullhorns blasting solidarity chants, and even overnight campers ready to welcome any midnight detainee releases. It’s a mix of joyful rage—think protesters in creative costumes waving RESIST flags while eyeing that surveillance drone overhead. Swing by for free coffee at the Renée Good memorial shrine on Portland Avenue in South Minneapolis, where flowers, teddy bears, and signs like “She was a Mother NOT a Target” honor her memory amid peaceful police presence. Tomorrow, Friday the 6th, join a heartfelt prayer service for federal judges at 10 a.m. in the Plaza of Diana Murphy U.S. Courthouse, organized by Father Christopher Collins of St. Peter Claver as a grassroots response to immigration tensions, with Bishop Kevin Kenney leading—open to all for some community warmth. The weekend amps up the romance for Valentine’s fever. On Friday the 13th, hit the free Old St. Anthony Valentine’s Night Market from 6 to 10 p.m. at Machine Shop in Minneapolis, browsing two floors of handmade local goodies—perfect gifts amid festive vibes, tickets required but gratis. Catch the Minnesota Orchestra at 8 p.m. in Orchestra Hall with Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliet and Rachmaninoff’s Third Symphony, pure sweeping passion. Or escape to Love at Big Rock in St. Croix Falls, just 45 minutes away, for glowing light displays, fireside tents, wine-chocolate pairings, horse-drawn rides, live music, and Saturday fireworks. Saturday and Sunday, Valentine’s dining explodes: Breva Bar & Grill’s three-course sparkler toast and Chocolate Fantasia for two at $60 a head; Hell’s Kitchen’s Galaxy of Candles with duck specials and Heartini cocktails; Travail’s chaotic all-inclusive tasting menu in Robbinsdale. Stock up at the Valentine’s Day Market noon to 6 p.m. at Broken Clock Brewing, or snag romance reads at the Romance Book Fair at Inbound BrewCo. Early next week, Institute of Hearts at Minneapolis Institute of Art from the 10th to 15th lets you pin paper hearts by your favorite art—for free, pure love magic. Looking ahead, Dave Chappelle hits Grand Casino Arena in Saint Paul on the 16th with special guest Clipse—tickets flying fast. Bundle up, Twin Cities—protests pulse with purpose, romance lights up the frost. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—subscribe for more! This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Headline: Lively Weekend Ahead in Minneapolis-Saint Paul: Music, Sports, and Quirky Winter Fun

    Headline: Lively Weekend Ahead in Minneapolis-Saint Paul: Music, Sports, and Quirky Winter Fun
    2026/02/04
    Hey Twin Cities listeners, welcome to your go-to guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul this Wednesday through the weekend. Winter's got that crisp bite, but our event scene is heating up with music, sports, and quirky fun to shake off the chill. Kicking off today, head to the First Avenue for the Twin Cities Music Festival afterparty featuring local indie darlings The Hold Steady. According to the venue's site, doors open at 7 PM with tickets at $35—expect high-energy sets and that classic purple haze vibe. Nearby at the Turf Club in St. Paul, catch rising rapper Noname at 8 PM; Ticketmaster reports it's nearly sold out, so grab yours quick for her soulful rhymes. Tomorrow, Thursday, sports fans, the Minnesota Timberwolves face the LA Clippers at Target Center at 7 PM. The team's official site hypes Anthony Edwards' hot streak, with courtside seats still available via Vivid Seats starting at $120. For something cozier, the Walker Art Center hosts a free Winter Art Jam from 5 to 8 PM, where According to their calendar, you'll mingle with artists, sip hot cocoa, and create ice sculptures—no skills required. Friday night amps up with the Saint Paul Winter Carnival kickoff downtown. The Pioneer Press details the massive ice sculpture unveiling at 6 PM on Rice Street, complete with fireworks and the Vulcan Krewe's fiery procession. It's free, family-friendly, and runs through Sunday with peepsqueak contests and snowman-building battles. Saturday, bundle up for the Minneapolis Frozen River Run at Boom Island Park—Minneapolis Parks reports over 5,000 runners tackling 5K or 10K loops on the iced Mississippi starting at 10 AM, followed by a chili cook-off. Entry's $40, and it's for a great cause supporting trail maintenance. Evening? The Orpheum Theatre screens a restored Prince concert film from 1984 at 8 PM; Ticketmaster notes it's a one-night-only event with tickets from $50, celebrating the Purple One's local legacy. Sunday wraps with the Twin Cities Auto Show at the Minneapolis Convention Center. According to the Minnesota Auto Show site, preview 2026 models from 500+ dealers, with kid zones and ride-alongs from 10 AM to 6 PM—admission $15. Whether you're dancing, running, or car-gazing, there's no excuse to hibernate. Check event sites for weather updates and tickets. Thanks for tuning in, listeners—don't forget to subscribe for more Twin Cities tips. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Twin Cities Winter Wonderland: Ice Sculptures, Live Music, and Outdoor Adventures Abound

    Twin Cities Winter Wonderland: Ice Sculptures, Live Music, and Outdoor Adventures Abound
    2026/01/15
    Welcome to your Twin Cities activity guide for this week! Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or family fun, Minneapolis and Saint Paul have something special happening right now. This evening, head to the Minneapolis Institute of Art where ice sculptures are on display through five o'clock. It's a perfect way to appreciate winter artistry without venturing too far from downtown. If you're in the mood for live performance, there's a free lunchtime concert featuring the Artaria String Quartet at Westminster Hall on Friday, and the Southern Theater is showing Alice in Wonderland at two o'clock on Saturday afternoon. For those seeking winter magic, Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds remains open through late February, offering a glittering wonderland of ice palaces, tunnels, and slides. Admission ranges from thirteen to twenty-six dollars depending on the date and time you visit. If you prefer outdoor activities, the Art Shanty Projects at Lake Harriet have returned and run through February eighth. This unique experience combines art installations with winter recreation in a beautiful lakeside setting. According to the Twin Cities Family guide, this weekend brings the Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival on Saturday from noon to four o'clock, featuring colorful kites and free s'mores by the fire. Meanwhile, the Hastings Ice Sculpture Celebration happens Saturday from eleven in the morning to four in the afternoon downtown, where you can scout ice sculptures throughout the city and watch live ice carving demonstrations. For the younger crowd, St. Louis Park's Bundled Up Winter Fun Day on Saturday from noon to three-thirty offers free admission with bonfires, sledding, skiing, snowshoeing, and hayrides. The Powderhorn Art Sled Rally in Minneapolis on Saturday afternoon from two to four o'clock invites spectators to watch creative sleds race down the park hills, and admission is completely free. If you're seeking cultural events, the Irish of Minnesota by photographer Tom Dunn opens Friday evening from five to seven at the North Gallery in Saint Paul, celebrating the stories and traditions of Minnesota's Irish community with an opening reception featuring wine and refreshments. The Twin Cities truly come alive in winter with festivals, performances, and outdoor adventures that showcase the region's creative spirit and community warmth. Thank you for tuning in to your Twin Cities activity guide. Be sure to subscribe for more local recommendations and upcoming event information. This has been a Quiet Please production. For more, check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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  • Frozen Fun, Festive Frolics: Your Guide to Twin Cities Festivities this Holiday Weekend

    Frozen Fun, Festive Frolics: Your Guide to Twin Cities Festivities this Holiday Weekend
    2025/12/26
    Hey listeners, welcome to your ultimate guide for what's popping in Minneapolis-Saint Paul from today, Friday December 26th, through the weekend. The Twin Cities are bursting with holiday magic as we squeeze out the last bits of 2025 cheer, and I've got the scoop on the can't-miss spots to make your days sparkle. Kick off today with the grand opening of Ice Castles at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul, where towering ice sculptures, slippery slides, and twinkling tunnels await from this afternoon. Twin Cities Frugal Mom reports you can snag 15% off tickets using code TCFM15, perfect for frosty family fun that lasts into January. Over in Minneapolis, dive into the heartwarming chaos of Dr. Seuss's How the Grinch Stole Christmas at a local theater, complete with Seussian antics and festive songs, as highlighted by Kids Out and About. Don't miss LUMINISCENCE at the Basilica of Saint Mary, an immersive explosion of light, sound, and storytelling with 360-degree visuals dancing on ancient stone walls, running all weekend and beyond. Head to Bloomington for the Crayola Experience's Handmade Holidays, crafting ornaments and Santa letters amid a seasonal scavenger hunt, or stroll the Festival of Trees at Mall of America, featuring 75 dazzling displays by local businesses with photo ops and raffles benefiting education. In Chaska, Winter Lights at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum glows from 4:30 to 9 pm, and the Bell Museum in St. Paul hosts Heart and Solstice for cosmic wonder. Saturday amps up with Irving Berlin's White Christmas The Musical at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, blending dinner, dance, and holiday romance. Train enthusiasts, catch Night Trains at the Twin City Model Railroad Museum in Saint Paul from 3 to 7 pm, with illuminated displays chugging through miniature worlds. Free mini photo sessions with Shoott photographers pop up around MSP for 30-minute family snaps. Sunday brings kid-friendly vibes in Eden Prairie with Candy Craft Workshop for ages 5 to 12, whipping up sweet treats from 9 am to noon, and Reindeer Romp sensory play for tots 12 months to 6 years at 10 am. Cap it with Dudley Riggs' The Chaos of the Bells at Hennepin Arts in Minneapolis, a riot of holiday comedy. Bundle up, listeners, and chase these Twin Cities gems before they're gone. Thanks for tuning in, and remember to subscribe for more. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.
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