Can't afford $50 Guthrie tickets? Line up right before showtime: tickets go on sale at half-price 10 minutes before each performance.
This venue was once the Greyhound bus station, and it's alleged that ghosts of travelers and homeless people who died at the bus station now haunt First Avenue.
The admissions gates here are numbered according to Twins legends. LF is #6 (Oliva), CF is #3 (Killebrew), RF is #29 (Carew), Target Plaza (also in RF) is #34 (Puckett), and home plate is #14 (Hrbek).
Home of the Minnesota Timberwolves (NBA) and the Minnesota Fighting Pike of the Arena Football League, in addition to being a major concert venue.
Mpls.St.Paul Magazine March 2011 editors’ pick for best late-night menus, greasy spoon.
The building opened in 1921, originally named the Hennepin Theater. The ceiling has a dome with 30,000 squares of aluminum leaf. The auditorium & the lobby are actually two separate structures.
Great place for gay people to just go out and have fun without being judged for their sexuality. Read more.
Don't miss the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, MN. Free on Thursdays and first Saturday of the month. Read more.
Free guided tours May-August, and family tours for kids 5+ with an adult. See the famous Cherry sculupture and Spoonbridge. They boast 11 acres of gardens and sculptures. Free admission. Read more.
Orchestra Hall has been home to the Minnesota Orchestra since 1974. The open glass structure & whimsical blue tubes offer a warm, welcoming ambiance for all concertgoers.
6 Nations Rugby Championship matches are shown here. While it's too cold for lawn bowling on the roof, they keep the soccer and rugby matches rolling on the TVs.
The Exposition Building opened in 1806 was the first official building to host the city’s major events. One of the most prestigious events it hosted was the 1892 Republican National Convention.
The Metrodome has been home to both the Minnesota Twins of Major League Baseball and the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League since 1982. Also home to one of the greatest World Series.
www.mary.org is the Basillica's Website; it has a trove of information and discussion. This is a parish that really made us welcome three years ago--great social justice committment Read more.
Voted Best Lake by City Pages in 2010. The beaches are clean, the characters are plentiful, and even if you don’t feel like going for a dunk, there are sailing opportunities and people-watching galore
Sit at a table on the rooftop with a glass of wine overlooking the best view of the skyline in the twin cities!
Really great night time happy hour crowd. Its a little upscale without breaking your budget.
Completed in 1880, the Washburn A Mill was declared the world's largest flour mill. It was nearly destroyed by fire in 1991, and after the city cleaned the rubble, it was converted into this museum.
Built in 1882-83, the bridge is recognized as a National Civil Engineering Landmark. In 1994 the bridge was converted into a pedestrian and bike trail & offers a panoramic view of St. Anthony Falls.
The 1st facility opened in 1917. In 2007 the gates were adjusted to lower the water level of the Mississippi by 2 ft to assist in the recovery efforts of the victims of the I-35W bridge collapse.
Tasty Tip: Create a meal in your head, buy the produce at The Produce Exchange & then ask the cheese lady at Grassroots Gourmet to recommend the perfect cheese. She's amazing.
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At one point in time, Foshay Tower was the tallest building in Minneapolis.
great place to hang out with a laptop, get some work done on the free wifi and have a great view of the city out the window!
Guy Fieri found great food at the most unexpected place, a bowling ally where they're serving up bison hash. Read more.
Speed up your intermission experience by pre-paying for your snacks and drinks before the show starts!
various selection of fresh local produces .. fruits, vegetables, cheeses, breads, flowers Read more.
Great people watching, window shopping and now beautiful holiday decorations. Check out the Target Holidazzle parades every weekend until Christmas.
The museum opened in 1929 & is dedicated to the study of the role Sweden & Swedish Americans have played in US culture & history. The Turnblad Mansion Museum features exhibits & special events.
Mpls.St.Paul Magazine March 2011 editors’ pick for best place to see a concert.
Foodies will appreciate the exceptional dishes,notable wine list and even my fav apps: mini burgers w fries & hollandaise or healthier option: ahi tuna w apple coleslaw. 5stars Scallops wrapped bacon
341's on Friday are da bomb! Not cuz of the cheap drinks, but because it's a packed crowd of all types. Great in summer on the patio, and their tater tots are awesome! Laid back and fun!
Great food, fabulous atmosphere, tasty drinks and tasty guys and gals! Friday is for the gals and Saturday is for the guys! This is one hot spot to be SCENE!!
So fun! Loud/party atmosphere, the patio is amazing and so are the tiki drinks and pizza! Read more.
Ask an employee to show you the second floor 'Briefing Room' (Business Center). Once upstairs, looking through a wall of glass, you'll be able to see the green roof and the sky light of the building.
I love this place! A place where everyone is happy, and you don't have to expect a drama-filled, fight fest event here unlike some bars & clubs...
Check out the 2 for 1 drink special on Tuesdays, and live music every night of the week.
Best music venue in the Twin Cities! And it also has the sexiest bathroom grotto ever.
Make sure to walk around the concourse and see all the displays, tributes, portraits & murals. Veritable hockey history.
after going out at the bars stop buy and get a slice of pizza. usually cheese, pepperoni, some veggie one and a meat lovers. perfect way to end an evening out.
Everything is good. Relax and enjoy the nice music. Don't forget to check out the custom chandelier in the restroom.
enjoy some Szechuan green beans, wicked sandwiches (my fave is the ALT), mini burgers, or a tasty variety of mac & cheese dishes.
Located in downtown Minneapolis, Kieran's has been offering the Irish pub experience to the Twin Cities since 1994 and is a premier venue for live Irish music - and, of course, live soccer!
Every year since 1992, from 12th St. to 4th St. on Nicollet Mall, this parade invites Minnesotan's from all over to brave the cold and celebrate the winter/holiday season! Try to stay warm! Read more.
First founded in 1889, the museum features an encyclopedic collection of approximately 80,000 objects spanning 5,000 years of world history and an especially strong collection of Asian art.
Voted as having the Best Bathroom by City Pages in 2011! Come for the pasta, stay for the chance to pee
Voted Best Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurant in the 2010 City Pages best of the Twin Cities. The mock duck po’ boy has a reputation as large as the Triple Rock’s portions.
The weekends are full of birthday parties and little kids. Climb during the week.
Can't stay for a City Council meeting? You can still watch them on Minneapolis 79 or on your computer or smartphone at http://bit.ly/yI9UR6
On Man v Food, Adam Richman stops in for Matt's Bar's version of the Jucy Lucy (a cheeseburger with the cheese inside the burger, instead of on top).
Swing here for the "Sweet Child of Vine," Fulton's version of an IPA is "balanced, complex, and approachable," deriving its taste from Simcoe and Glacier hops. Read more.
Dance at Transmission on Wednesday nights. Also, GREAT place to go hipster-watching.
The 15,000 square foot water park is sure to keep you entertained. Guests of the hotel get four complimentary passes to the water park, non-hotel guests can purchases passes for $20.00. Read more.
In winter months, depending on how freezing it is outside, you get a 5-25% discount. Only in Minnesota :)
Take advantage of the sun and sit outside on one of the benches or the picnic table by the big Wedge sign
Trivia on Tuesday nights! 8pm! Great prizes and lots of entertainment! Bring your friends!
Try the Diamond Dog: a quarter-pound all-beef hot dog wrapped in pepper bacon and deep fried, served on a pretzel bun. Sounds like a heart attack, but its delicious.
