Come experience a night of rock-fusion with Grim Lot, Hot Jupiters, and Dude Corea!
Doors at 6pm, music at 7pm.
Day Block Brewing Company opens at 4pm, so come early for a pizza and a pint!
Hello Duluth Outdoors Recreation Community,
Join the annual Great Outdoors Party-Give to the Max event at Bent Paddle on November 21st!
Please join us as we “Paddle to the Max” at the Bent Paddle Taproom to kick off the giving season. The goal is to create a conduit for these hard-working non-profits, who are supporting the great outdoors, education, and the human-powered activities we all love! It's a great time to reconnect with old friends, learn about all the groups serving our outdoor recreation community and win some great outdoor gear!
Join us at Grandpa's Granary Fall Festival
at Gatewood Farm
7130 90th Ave SE, Willmar
Saturday, Oct. 5 from 11am-5pm
Sunday, Oct. 6 from 11am-5pm
Entry is free. Free will donations accepted.
Come out to Grandpa’s Granary for fall fun on the Gatewood Farm!
We have a hayride, corn pit, bounce house, farm animals, and vendor show. The Grandpa’s Granary meat trailer will be open for you to purchase our frozen meat cuts.
We will have meals for purchase including brisket, cheese burgers, hot dogs, and lamb burgers.
A sold-out favorite from last year “Dinner and a Scare” is always a fun concert. The programming contrasts spooky masterworks by Berlioz, Weelkes, Lauridsen, alongside Little Shop of Horrors, new pieces, and musical surprises we don’t dare spoil here! There is something for everyone, whether you are a connoisseur of choral calamities, or a noob to the niceties of musical nuance. In other words, “Dinner and a Scare” is both excellent and fun.
Look into the spine-chilling side of science.
Join us for our final Bakkenalia of the year! We'll be exploring science with seasonally themed activities while drink partners pour delicious samples.
Must be 21 years of age or older to attend this event.
Rondo ’56: Remembering St Paul’s Black Main Street
With its four musical hosts, Rondo '56 paints a portrait in music, stories and archival photos of St. Paul's thriving Black neighborhood in the decade before it was sliced down the middle to make room for I-94. Brimming with first-hand accounts and iconic R&B and gospel favorites from the decade after World War II and before the freeway, Rondo '56 is a loving evocation of this two-mile-long neighborhood centered on Rondo Avenue, a vibrant and tight-knit community that was home to most of St. Paul's Black residents.
Paradise Community Theatre Presents: Charlotte's Web
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