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April 24–May 9. Art House North. $20–$50. Bucket Brigade Theater premieres this original Minnesota musical written by Jeremiah Gamble. The production blends traditional Irish tunes and lumbercamp songs to tell the larger-than-life story of Irish immigrant lumberjack Michael Cassius Dean. Featuring storytellers Jeremiah Gamble and Nathan Cousins with live musicians, the show explores the immigrant […] |
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Tuesday, April 28; 4–5 p.m. Highland Park Library. Free. Residents are invited to a Community Conversation with Ward 2 Council President Rebecca Noecker and Ward 3 Councilmember Saura Jost. The […]
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April 28; 5:30–7:30 p.m. St. Paul College. Free. Face to Face hosts its annual community celebration highlighting youth leadership, resilience and the power of supportive communities. The event features stories from the organization’s Youth Leadership Council, recognition of volunteers and opportunities to connect with supporters and community members. More info: bit.ly/F2FD26 |
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May 1. 1–4 p.m. New Perspectives Senior Living. Free. Spend a relaxed afternoon at New Perspectives’ Spring Community Vendor Fair, a family-friendly event showcasing local vendors and community spirit. Guests can enjoy live music, browse fresh produce, flowers, and handmade goods, and sample offerings from local food trucks. The event also features a photo booth […] |
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May 2–17. Various times. Six Points Theater. $32–$43.This original musical revue explores the influence of Jewish American artists across genres and generations. Featuring live performances and storytelling, the show highlights the cultural impact of music from Tin Pan Alley to today. More info: sixpointstheater.org |
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May 3, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Harriet Island Regional Park. Free. Celebrate all things pets at Park Pals & Paws, a lively outdoor event for animal lovers and families. Bring your furry friend or meet adoptable pets while enjoying a full lineup of activities including a canine costume contest, games, crafts, and face painting. Educational opportunities […]
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May 3, 1–3 p.m. Landmark Center. Free. Experience Cambodian culture through music, dance, crafts, and cuisine. This immersive family-friendly event celebrates global traditions as part of the Urban Expedition series. More info: landmarkcenter.org/urban-expedition
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May 3, 5–7:30 p.m. Circus Juventas. Joy-based pricing (pay what you can). Step right up for an evening of circus arts, community spirit and family-friendly fun under the big top. Community Day offers a behind-the-scenes look at the talent and training of Circus Juventas students, including live demonstrations, a free circus makeup station, and interactive […] |
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May 5, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. El Rio Vista Recreation Center, West Side. $12 residents/$18 non-residents. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with lunch, bingo, music, games and social time for adults age 55+. Registration required by April 30. Call 651-789-3692 for details. |
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Wednesday, May 6; 4–6 p.m. Palace Theatre, St. Paul. Free; RSVP required. The St. Paul Downtown Alliance is hosting its Annual Meeting, bringing together community members, business leaders and stakeholders to share a vision for the future of downtown. The event will unveil ideas generated through the Reimagine Downtown initiative, highlighting strategies to strengthen economic […] |
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May 7, 7–8:30 p.m. Minnesota History Center. $20. Historian Adam Jortner explores the role of Jewish Americans in shaping religious freedom during the nation’s founding. Part of the History Forum series, this lecture offers fresh insight into early American debates on citizenship and liberty. More info: mnhs.org/events |
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May 9 & May 15–17, Eastview Recreation Center. $20–$40. The St. Paul Urban Tennis Program hosts youth and adult tournaments, offering competitive play and community engagement. Events include junior round robin and adult double-elimination formats. More info:playtennis.usta.com/stpaulurbantennisprogram/Tournaments
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May 9, 1:30–2:30 p.m. Historic Fort Snelling. Varies. Learn about the history of Japanese American soldiers trained in Minnesota during World War II. This engaging talk highlights both military contributions and the challenges faced at home. More info: mnhs.org/events
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May 9, 3:30–6:30 p.m. Tease Salon and West 7th businesses. Free. Tease Salon’s Makers Market returns with an expanded neighborhood block party in collaboration with West 7th businesses including Hail Mary Piercing and The 620 Club. This multi-location event features a wide range of local artists and vendors offering handmade goods, art, jewelry, and more. […] |
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Introducing Community Reporter Office Hours! This spring, we are partnering with local businesses and organizations along West 7th to bring our office out to the community. We want to hear from you and share some of what we are working on. Community Reporter Office Hours are a chance to meet our Board and staff, connect […] |
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May 14–June 7, Times vary. History Theatre. $25–$60. This compelling drama traces the friendship between Supreme Court justices Harry Blackmun and Warren Burger, both Minnesota natives, as they navigate pivotal legal and political decisions. Written by playwright Lee Blessing, the play explores the personal and ideological tensions shaping the U.S. Supreme Court during the Nixon […]
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May 14, 5:30–7 p.m. Neighborhood House at Wellstone Center. Free. Join residents, city staff, and community partners for updates on Ward 2 projects and priorities. The interactive format allows attendees to engage directly with leaders and share feedback. More info: forms.office.com/g/8yB2320Lx3 |
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May 15 & 17, Fri 7–9 p.m.; Sun 4–6 p.m. Academia Cesar Chavez & Cedar Cultural Center. Prices Vary. Border CrosSing transforms from an acclaimed choral ensemble into a lively salsa band for two family-friendly dance party performances. Led by founder and artistic director Ahmed Anzaldúa, the ensemble presents a vibrant mix of classic and […] |
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May 16, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Aldrich Arena. Free admission; plant prices vary. Gardeners of all experience levels can find inspiration and supplies at this annual plant sale hosted by Ramsey County Master Gardeners. The event features a wide selection of native plants, vegetables, herbs, annuals, perennials and houseplants, along with unique tomato varieties and gardening […]
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May 16 & 21, 10–11:30 a.m. Como Regional Park. Free. Designed for children ages 3–5 and their caregivers, this outdoor program encourages exploration, socialization, and early learning through nature-based activities. More info: bit.ly/exploratots
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May 16, 1–3 p.m. Historic Fort Snelling. Free. Author Ka F. Wong discusses his book on Japanese American experiences in Minnesota during WWII. The event includes a talk and book signing, offering insight into a complex chapter of state history. More info: mnhs.org/events |
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May 17, Noon–2 p.m. Harriet Island Wigington Pavilion. Free. Families can explore a wide range of summer programs at this citywide kickoff event. Representatives from local organizations will provide information on camps, classes and activities, many of which offer free or scholarship-based options. Attendees can sign up on-site while enjoying family-friendly entertainment and activities. The […]
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May 17, Noon–2 p.m. Harriet Island Regional Park. Free. This interactive fitness and community event invites participants to train alongside local heroes, including police and fire personnel. Activities include obstacle courses, demonstrations, and family-friendly challenges. More info: facebook.com/events/1447738126802818 |
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May 20, 6–7:30 p.m. North End Community Center. Free. Learn about civilian oversight of the St. Paul Police Department at this annual summit. Hear from city leaders, review reports, and […] |
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May 16 & 21, 10–11:30 a.m. Como Regional Park. Free. Designed for children ages 3–5 and their caregivers, this outdoor program encourages exploration, socialization, and early learning through nature-based activities. […]
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May 21, 6:30–7:30 p.m. Minnesota History Center. Free. This community book discussion invites participants to explore stories of food, family, and identity. Hosted by MNHS, the event fosters conversation and […] |
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May 29–30, Various times. Ordway Center for the Performing Arts & Rice Park, St. Paul. Free–$8. The Flint Hills Family Festival transforms downtown St. Paul into a vibrant celebration of arts and culture for all ages. Featuring both free outdoor performances and low-cost indoor shows, the festival includes returning favorite NOOMA—an interactive opera for babies—and […] |
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May 30–31, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. West 7th neighborhood, St. Paul. Free. The West End Garage Sale invites residents to take part in a neighborhood-wide shopping event that draws bargain hunters from across the city. Participants who register by May 15 will have their sale included on a community map and promoted to maximize visibility and […] |
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June 2, 5–8 p.m. Hidden Falls Regional Park, St. Paul. Free. Watch young racers take to the hill at the 6th Annual Soap Box Derby, where youth ages 9–14 compete […]
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June 2, 7–9 p.m. Skinner’s Pub & Eatery, St. Paul. Free. Kick off summer with live music from GB Leighton in a relaxed patio setting. Enjoy food, drinks, and a […] |
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June 4, Dinner 5 p.m.; music 7–9:30 p.m. Mancini’s Char House. $25–$75; VIP $500. Support the future Dousman Park playground at this lively community fundraiser featuring live music by The […]
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June 4, 6–10 p.m. Mears Park. Free. Kick off the Lowertown Sounds summer concert series with an evening of live local music in the heart of St. Paul. Featuring performances […] |
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June 6–7, Union Depot. Free. Celebrate the 100th anniversary of Union Depot with train displays, tours, family activities, and a new outdoor music festival. This weekend event highlights transportation history and community fun. More info: uniondepot.org/100
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June 6, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. Free. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church invites the community to participate in a “Buy Nothing” event where everything is free and open […] |