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  • "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Cope" at Penumbra Theatre (Southwest)

    Micki Grant’s DON’T BOTHER ME I CAN’T COPEDirected and Choreographed by Patdro Harris Musical Direction by Sanford Moore This history-making musical opened on Broadway in 1972 and continues to provoke and inspire more than five decades later. In Micki Grant’s uproarious revue, nine singer-dancers perform 20 numbers in a kaleidoscope of musical genres, from rock to jazz to gospel to funk. Veering from block party to revival meeting to pointed social critique, Don’t Bother Me is a tour de force of Black joy, resilience, and resistance. Performance held at Penumbra Theater located at 270 N Kent St, St Paul, MN 55102. Only transfer of registrations after Feb 21st. Transportation is on your own. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • "Holiday Songbook" at Crooners with James Rocco (Southwest)

    NOTE ADJUSTED TIMES BELOW... The Holiday Songbook— the brand-new edition of The Songbook Series— This holiday season, we’re celebrating the music that makes this time of year so magical — from "Deck the Halls" to "All I Want for Christmas Is You"! It’s a lively journey through the evolution of winter holiday music, with fresh, exciting arrangements of classics like "Silent Night," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "Jingle Bells," and even "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer." The show brings the true spirit of the holidays to life! Named Broadway World’s Best Streamed Concert of 2021,The Songbook Series has been praised as a joyful, high-energy mix of history, humor, and unforgettable music. Jill Shafer of Cherry & Spoon called it “great edu-tainment,” and audiences everywhere agree. Here’s a sneak peek at the promo video: The Holiday Songbook. TIMES: Nov 30th Show: 3:00 pm Doors open for seating and food service 4:00 pm Show Begins - 1.5 hour performance Dec 11th Show: 4:30 pm Doors open for seating and food service 5:30 pm Show Begins - 1.5 hour performance NOTE: Registration Deadline 30 Days before the event (Oct 30 & Nov 11). Only transfer of registration if less than 30 days before the event. No refunds. There are three ticket and dinner package levels: Silver: $85 (includes ticket + Silver Dinner) Gold: $100 (includes ticket + Gold Dinner) Platinum: $112 (includes ticket + Platinum Dinner) Drinks and desserts can be purchased à la carte at the event. Menu choices: Silver $85 per person, includes tax and gratuity Guests have the choice of the following entrees: Risotto (GF, V) Arborio rice, sautéed garden vegetables, white wine, parmesan The Crooners Burger ⅓-lb Certified Angus Beef burger, American cheese, crispy onion strings, lettuce, tomato, pickles, signature sauce, brioche. Served with fries Cheeseburger ⅓-lb Certified Angus Beef burger, American cheese, garlic aioli, lettuce, tomato, onion, brioche. Served with fries French Dip Shaved prime rib, swiss cheese, garlic aioli, served with au jus and house-made horseradish sauce. Served with fries Gold $100 per person includes tax and gratuity Guests have the choice of the following entrees: Walleye Parmesan-crusted or broiled, pole-caught walleye, lemon caper cream sauce served with wild rice and seasonal vegetables Salmon (GF) Grilled North Atlantic salmon, Valencia orange glaze served with mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables Roasted Lemon Chicken (GF) Airline lemon roasted chicken, served with garlic lemon sauce, mashed potatoes, and seasonal vegetables Pork Chop (GF) 12 oz. Compart Family Farms MN Duroc Pork served with garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables Greens and Grains (V). *may add Chicken, Salmon or Shrimp Mixed greens, 5-grain blend, dried cranberries, almonds, gruyère cheese, apples, champagne vinaigrette Beef Stroganoff Beef Tenderloin, marsala mushrooms, red wine demi-glace, fettuccine, chive sour cream Chicken Parmesan Parmesan crusted chicken breast, pomodoro sauce, spaghetti Spinach and Artichoke Flatbread and Garden Salad (V) Three-cheese spinach and artichoke gratin, cherry tomato, fresh mozzarella, naan bread Beet Salad and Artisan Bread Basket (V) Mixed greens, beets, red onion, montchevre cheese, mandarin oranges, candied walnuts, orange vinaigrette Platinum $112 per person includes tax and gratuity Guests have the choice of the following entrees: Braised Short Rib (GF) Braised short rib, vegetables, demi-glace, garlic mashed potatoes New York, New York (GF) 12 oz. New York Strip, herb garlic butter, served with garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables Shrimp Scampi served with Garden Salad and Artisan Bread Basket Jumbo shrimp, spinach, lemon, herbs, artichoke, garlic white wine butter sauce, spaghetti Pork Chop served with Garden Salad (GF) 12 oz. Compart Family Farms MN Duroc Pork served with garlic mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables Greens and Grains (V). *may add Chicken, Salmon or Shrimp Mixed greens, 5-grain blend, dried cranberries, almonds, gruyère cheese, apples, champagne vinaigrette Beef Tenderloin, Marsala mushrooms, red wine demi-glace, fettuccine, chive sour cream Event takes place at Crooners Supper Club located at 6161 Highway 65 NE, Minneapolis, MN 55432. If the event is sold out, please add your name to the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets become available. NOTE: Registration Deadline 30 Days before the event (Oct 30 & Nov 11). Only transfer of registration if less than 30 days before the event. No refunds.
  • Arbeiter Brewery Tour (Edison)

    Join us for a fun and interactive introduction to brewing science and processes, as well as beer styles as you tour the brewery and sample beers at Arbeiter Brewing with Head Brewer Aaron Herman. Topics including malting, mashing, fermentation, conditioning, and packaging will be covered while exploring and learning about the equipment in the production area. Explanations of beer styles will be provided as you sample various beers from the taproom. Participants who are 21+ that wish to sample should bring a $10 Sampling fee to be paid onsite directly to Arbeiter. Arbeiter Brewing Company is a brewery and taproom crafting highly approachable beers from a wide range of beer styles, some with a hefty German influence, others showcasing new and experimental styles, barrel aged beers, as well as some tasty NA options.
  • Build a Holiday Charcuterie Board at Mill City Farmers Market (Southwest)

    Join MPS Community Education on Saturday, December 6 at Mill City Farmers Market to shop the winter market and create your own holiday charcuterie board. We'll meet in the ADM Conference Room at 9:30 AM, then walk through the market with Executive Director Ella Daniels, learning about the market’s vendors and products. Each attendee will receive a handmade charcuterie board and a smorgasbord of locally-sourced meat, cheese, spreads and other snacks. Attendees will also receive market tokens to select a custom item from the farmers market's local farm vendors and food makers. Cost of the class includes new skills and a fully-made charcuterie board with ingredients sourced from local farms and food businesses. Space is limited. Register now to secure your spot! About Mill City Farmers Market: Mill City Farmers Market is Minneapolis’ trusted source for healthy, local and sustainable groceries, combining a vibrant marketplace with nourishing community connection. MCFM is a non-profit organization that was founded in June of 2006 by farm-to-table chef and restaurateur Brenda Langton, in collaboration with the Mill City Museum. With over 100 local farmers, food makers and artists, MCFM strives to build a local, sustainable and organic food economy in a vibrant, educational marketplace. The year-round Saturday Market runs outdoors May through October and is located next to the Guthrie Theater on 2nd Street S. and Chicago Avenue in Minneapolis’ Downtown East neighborhood. MCFM has its Winter Markets inside the historic Mill City Museum (no admission required) on select Saturdays November through April. We accept EBT, WIC, FMNP and credit/debit cards for market shopping. Find hours, directions and more visitor information here. In addition to delicious local food, MCFM is proud to offer free cooking classes with professional chefs, engaging children’s activities, adult education on seasonal produce, live music, free outdoor yoga and much more. We hope you come down and see us soon–remember your grocery list! LOCATION: Group meets at 9:30 AM in the 7th floor conference room (accessible via the 710 S 2nd Street entrance). Mill City Farmers Market is located at 750 S 2nd St., Minneapolis, MN 55401. COST: For $115, participants will go home with new skills and a fully-made charcuterie board with locally-sourced ingredients. If you would like bring your own tray or wooden cutting board (approximately 12" x 12" or 12" x 8"), you may register for $50. Check out the Mill City Farmers Market website for all their info. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Bus Tour: "Evil Twins" Gangster Tour - History of Crime in the Twin Cities w/ "Mickey Conforti" - Nov 8 (Southwest)

    Minneapolis and St. Paul are separated by a river and a world with a host of traits that make them distinct from one another. However, the twins have plenty in common when it comes to the unexpected history of crime that shaped both cities long before the dawn of the prohibition era. Ride along with gangster moll Marie Conforti on a bus tour that spans both sides of the river. You’ll learn how each city created covert criminal structures that shaped the culture and economy of the “evil twins” in the first half of the twentieth century. Includes lunch. Board Bus: 9:45 am Bus Departs: 10:00 am Bus Returns: @ 2:00 pm Meet bus at Southwest High School - 3414 W. 47 St, Minneapolis, MN 55405 Park in the lot on Chowen Ave between 46th and 47th Streets. Please enroll on the waitlist if the tour is full. We will contact you if a space becomes available. NOTE: After October 8th only transfer of registration to another guest.
  • Bus Tour: Historic Scandinavian Towns in Northern Minnesota, Askov-Mora-Braham w/ Dave Bredemus - Dec 11 (Southwest)

    Historic Scandinavian Towns in Northern Minnesota, Askov-Mora-Braham Tour Tour Highlights: Askov, Pine County, Minnesota -Tour of Askov, Minnesota with local guide. The most Danish city in Minnesota. -Danish buffet for lunch. -Holiday/Christmas tree display with over 50 trees decorated in traditional style. -Tour of Pine County Historical Society Museum, one of the best county museums in Minnesota. -Tour of Danish Bethlehem Lutheran Church. Mora, Kanabec County, Minnesota -Tour of Swedish town Mora, Minnesota. -Visit to Swedish cemetery and Grasston Lutheran Church. -Visit to Swedish outdoor sculptures, including Dala Horse. Learn about famous cross country ski race in Mora, Vasaloppet. Braham, Isanti County, Minnesota -Braham Swedish Evangelical Covenant Church. -Learn how Braham became the homemade pie capital of Minnesota. -Have a choice of a piece of pie and coffee from the top pie shop in Minnesota, the Park Café. You will be able to pick from many types of pies, even some traditional Scandinavian style pies and also buy pies to take home. -Bus tour of Swedish sites in Braham. Tour guides: Dave Bredemus and local guides. Includes: motor coach transportation, admission to all museums, Danish lunch buffet, pie and beverage, and donations to churches. TIME: 8:15 am Board Bus - Lake Harriet United Methodist Church - 4901 Chowen Ave. S., Mpls, M. 55410 8:30 am Bus Departs 6:30 pm Bus Return to Lake Harriet United Methodist Church NOTE: Only transfer of registration available after November 11. If tour is sold out, please add your names to the waitlist. We will let you know if tickets become available.
  • Bus Tour: North Shore Winter Escape to Bluefin Bay on Lake Superior

    NOTE: WE ARE MONITORING ROOM AVAILABILITY. IF IT SAYS FULL, PLEASE,ADD YOUR NAMES TO THE WAITLIST. Thank you. Come see the Minnesota North Shore transformed into a breathtaking winter wonderland, offering a unique blend of rugged beauty and cozy charm. We'll celebrate snow & ice -- a stunning backdrop for our Bluefin Resort escape. On our trip north, we'll stop at Tobies for rolls and coffee then continue our explore up the North Shore until we arrive at Bluefin Bay Resort in Tofte. Our first evening includes a group dinner at the Bluefin Grille. Bluefin Bay Resort offers a big selection of indoor and outdoor activities including snow shoeing, cross country skiing, winter hikes, candlemaking, painting,ice skating, nightly bonfires and more! Enjoy a variety of private group gatherings and an option to explore the quaint town of Grand Marais for shopping and dinner on your own. Price includes coach bus transportation, 2 nights lodging at the Bluefin Bay Resort, coffee/bakery stop, dinner on th first night at Bluefin Grille, private candlemaking class and all other activities and equipment available on-site. All the rooms face the lake. Lakeside is upper level with balcony. Dockside is ground level with a deck. (More expensive) The coach bus will board at Southwest High School's Chowen Ave. parking lot on Tuesday, Feb 24th . Tue, Feb 24: 8:45 am Board Bus 9:00 am Bus Depart SW High School Thurs, Feb 26: @ 8 pm Bus Returns to Southwest High School NOTE: Only transfer of registration after Jan 24th. Partial refund if we are able to fill your spot. Ages 21+. If tour is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Bus Tour: Rondo Neighborhood Before I-94 w/ Frank M. White - April 25, 2026 (Southwest)

    Join historian Frank M White on this fascinating journey through the early years of St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood. From the beginning, Rondo was a haven for people of color and immigrants. Learn of the neighborhood's immigrant namesake who faced discrimination due to his wife’s mixed white and indigenous heritage. French Canadians, German, Russian, Irish, and Jewish families all followed his lead in the late 19th century and found homes there. Beginning in the 1910s and 1920s, Rondo experienced a social and cultural boom. Music and theater flourished. African American newspapers such as the Appeal, the Northwestern Bulletin, and the St. Paul Recorder represented Rondo’s interests and needs. In 1913, St. Paul established its chapter of the NAACP, making it a center for civil rights activity. One member of the chapter, Rondo resident Roy Wilkins, later led the national NAACP. Frank grew up in Rondo. He will share stories from his extensive research as well as personal stories living in the neighborhood. Meet the Motorcoach Bus at Hallie Q. Brown Community Center located at 270 N Kent St, St Paul, MN 55102. 9:45 am Board Motorcoach Bus 10:00 am Bus Departs Fee includes coach bus, guides, and light refreshments. Note: Only transfer of registration after Mar 25, 2026. If the tour is full, please add your name to the waitlist. We will let you know if spots become available.
  • Claytime! Pottery Wheel Class at Forma Community Clay Room (Southwest)

    Whether you are a beginner or have experience, no matter. This hands-on clay experience provide pottery wheel opportunities for all participants. Every person will keep up to two finished pieces they made. Forma finishes and fires work to be picked up 3 weeks after the workshop. Wheel throwers will learn the fundamentals: centering, opening and pulling. If event is sold out, please add your name to our waitlist. We will contact you if tickets become available.
  • Cruise Ship Travel for First-Timers (Edison)

    This class will provide first-time cruise travelers with essential tips and insights on planning their trip, understanding cruise terminology, and making the most of onboard activities and excursions. We will also cover practical advice for packing, navigating the ship, and maximizing enjoyment while ensuring a smooth and memorable experience.
  • Haunted Stay at the Historic Celeste of St. Paul Hotel (Southwest)

    As the one-time Mother Superior of St. Agatha’s Conservatory and Convent, the current Celeste Hotel has always been a “work from home” situation for Sister Celeste! Join her and her capable associate Sister Margarita for a special overnight stay in this beautiful boutique hotel on the Eve of the Eve of All Hallows to hear about the history of Hallows’ Tide and tales of otherworldly behavior onsite, in the neighborhood, and beyond! (“Not all of the spirits are in the lounge!”) Includes a fireside appetizers and dinner in the cozy lounge. Sister Celeste & Sister Margarita will join us there to begin our Nooks and Crannies tour through the with stories and lore fit for the season! Tour finishes up in the Chapel Dining Hall where, as always, you’ll have a quiz with a chance to win your very own glow-in-the-dark rosary! 3:00 pm Hotel Check-In 5:00 pm Appetizer and dinner in the Fireside Lounge. Beverages available for purchase at the bar. 6:30 pm Haunted Hotel Tour with Sr. Celeste & Sr. Margarita. Breakfast included with your stay like "nun" other! 11:00 am Check Out on Oct 31st. Event held at Celeste of St. Paul Bar + Hotel, 26 E Exchange St., St. Paul, MN. If event is full, please add your name to the waitlist. We will get in touch with you if tickets become available.
  • Holiday Artisan Cheese and Natural Ciders in MN - Guided Tasting Experience with Nationally-Acclaimed Shepherd’s Way Cheesemaker Jodi Ohlsen Read and Cidermaker/Orchardist Nate Watters - December 6 (Southwest)

    Held at Keepsake Cidery & Winery, just a short drive from Mpls/St. Paul, this experience will feature arguably some of the best cheese and cider produced nationally paired together on a journey of flavor. You will take a deep dive into the wonders of artisanal sheep cheeses and natural, spontaneously fermented ciders. Learn about processes, sustainable farming and the realities of running small family- and farm-based businesses while sipping and tasting on this guided tour with Jodi and Nate leading the way. There will be the opportunity to purchase cheeses, cider and other locally made products after the event. Stay a while longer to enjoy the Tasting Room and grounds with live music starting at 4pm and a local food menu with more cider, natural wines, and beer. Keepsake Cidery is located at 4609 135th St E, Dundas, MN 55019. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. NOTE: After Nov. 29th you can either transfer your registration to another guest or receive $45 refund if we are able to fill your spot.
  • India Kutir Private Tasting Dinner with Owner Mdikbal Hossain - Dec. 9th (Southwest)

    Join Mdikbal Hossain, owner of India Kutir, for a private tasting dinner of his favorite dishes. Mdikbal grew up in Bangladesh, nurturing the family garden and learning how to cook the delicious dishes his mother made regularly. After moving to the States, he continues to invest in the local community—bringing his love of food to Minneapolis and beyond. India Kutir is located at 3621 E Lake St, Minneapolis, MN 55406 If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Learn to Curl with Frogtown Curling Club (Southwest)

    Curious about curling or looking for a one-of-a-kind Minnesota experience? Learn how to curl at Frogtown Curling Club! Our instructors will teach you the basics of the game including sweeping, throwing stones, scoring, and strategy. You’ll soon be ready to play a game, while our instructors offer tips and cheers of encouragement. Curling offers long-term enjoyment no matter the age, fitness level, or athletic ability. It provides regular physical exercise, a chance to exercise your brain, and social engagement. It involves a great deal of camaraderie both on and off the ice. For those with mobility constraints, we can offer stick curling as an alternative to lunging or bending the knees. The four-part course will be held on Wednesdays for two hours. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Native American - Rarámuri & Yoeme of Mexico: Medicinal Honey Using Powdered Herbs (Southwest)

    In this hands-on class, participants will learn how to combine honey’s natural healing properties with powdered herbs to create soothing, medicinal blends. Together we’ll explore the uses of common herbs and prepare personalized jars of herbal honey to take home. Perfect for supporting wellness through the seasons.
  • Native American - Rarámuri & Yoeme of Mexico: Sweet and Sour Medicine: Crafting Herbal Oxymels (Southwest)

    Discover the art of making oxymels—an old-school remedy blending vinegar and honey with medicinal herbs. In this class, you’ll learn how to balance flavor and function as we create shelf-stable, immune-supporting formulas that are easy to take by the spoonful or mix into drinks. Perfect for beginners and home herbalists alike. If event is sold out, please add your names to the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets becomes available.
  • Native American: Hocokata Ti Cultural Center Tours of Public Exhibit & Private Collection (Southwest)

    Join us at Hocokata Ti Cultural Center in Shakopee for a guided tour of their exhibit Mdewakanton: Dwellers of Spirit Lake and a tour of their private collections area. Private collections tour is not available to the general public. You will also have a chance to view the "We Are Water" Exhibit . This traveling exhibit examines water issues statewide and in local communities through personal stories, histories, and scientific information. It strengthens Minnesotans’ relationships with water, exposes visitors to new perspectives, and increases participation in water stewardship activities. * 9:00 am Doors Open for opportunity to view the "We Are Water" traveling exhibit * 10:00 am Guided Tour Begins Tour meets at Hocokata Ti Cultural Center located at 2300 Tiwahe Cir, Shakopee, MN 55379. Transportation is on your own. Ages 16+. If the tour is full, please add your name to the waitlist. We will notify you if a spot opens.
  • Native American: Minneapolis American Indian Center Tour (Southwest)

    Join us for a guided tour of the newly renovated Minneapolis American Indian Center. Meet at the Minneapolis American Indian Center located at 1530 E Franklin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404. Transportation is on your own. Ages 16+. If the tour is sold out, please add your name to the waitlist. We will notify you if a spot opens.
  • Native American: Owamni by The Sioux Chef 5-Course Tasting Dinner - Feb 4 (Southwest)

    Join us for a 5-course private tasting dinner at Owamni. 5:30-6 pm. Social gathering time 6:-6:15 pm. Speakers 6:15-6:30 pm. First courses served We are privileged to have 3 experts of Indigenous foods joining us: Tim Clemons of Ironwood Foraging Linda Black Elk, Education Manager at Indigenous Food Labs. Luke Black Elk (Tetowan Lakota, Itazipco Band) renowned chef, food sovereignty activist, and teacher of traditional plant uses, gardening, food preservation, and foraging. Private events at Owamni are special because the culinary team curates a menu specifically for our group based on seasonality of ingredients, sourcing and any dietary preferences. Most of the items that are served are exclusive to our group and are not served in the upstairs dining room on the regular menu. "At Owamni, we like to use foods that are from this region, such as bison, venison, rabbit, wild rice, and corn. Foods we do not use in our establishment are wheat flour, dairy, refined sugars, or any foods that are not native to North America. Not only is this a clean and healthy way to eat, it is also a learning experience about how our Ancestors ate before we were colonized. One of the main parts of the mission at Owamni is the revitalization of our culture and our Indigenous food practices and how we can show our guests what it feels like to eat a full meal and leave feeling energized and whole." Includes dinner and gratuity. (House red /white wine and iced tea available to purchase directly from restaurant). NOTE: Registration for this event is only available through Minneapolis Community Education. (Please do not call Owamni.) Owamni is located at 420 1st St S, Minneapolis, MN 55401. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Native American: Owamni by The Sioux Chef 5-Course Tasting Dinner - Nov 4 (Southwest)

    Join us for a 5-course private tasting dinner at Owamni. 5:30-6 pm. Social gathering time 6:-6:15 pm. Speakers 6:15-6:30 pm. First courses served We are privileged to have 3 experts of Indigenous foods joining us: Tim Clemons of Ironwood Foraging Linda Black Elk, Education Manager at Indigenous Food Labs. Luke Black Elk (Tetowan Lakota, Itazipco Band) renowned chef, food sovereignty activist, and teacher of traditional plant uses, gardening, food preservation, and foraging. Private events at Owamni are special because the culinary team curates a menu specifically for our group based on seasonality of ingredients, sourcing and any dietary preferences. Most of the items that are served are exclusive to our group and are not served in the upstairs dining room on the regular menu. "At Owamni, we like to use foods that are from this region, such as bison, venison, rabbit, wild rice, and corn. Foods we do not use in our establishment are wheat flour, dairy, refined sugars, or any foods that are not native to North America. Not only is this a clean and healthy way to eat, it is also a learning experience about how our Ancestors ate before we were colonized. One of the main parts of the mission at Owamni is the revitalization of our culture and our Indigenous food practices and how we can show our guests what it feels like to eat a full meal and leave feeling energized and whole." Includes dinner and gratuity. (House red /white wine and iced tea available to purchase directly from restaurant). NOTE: Registration for this event is only available through Minneapolis Community Education. (Please do not call Owamni.) Owamni is located at 420 1st St S, Minneapolis, MN 55401. If event is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Native American: Sacred Sites Tour w/ Rev. Jim Bear Jacobs (Southwest)

    Led by Rev. Jim Bear Jacobs (Mohican) this tour offers an opportunity to learn about Minnesota history from a Native perspective through story-telling and experiencing the sites in silence / meditation / reflection. We visit sites located near the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers, what the Dakota refer to as Bdote, or “meeting place of rivers” including Fort Snelling State Park, Dakota Internment Camp following The Dakota-U.S. War, Pilot Knob Hill, a traditional burial ground. All paths are accessible. Meet at Church of St. Peter, 1405 Sibley Memorial Highway, St. Paul, MN 55120 Group will carpool/caravan between the sites. Transportation to the Church of St. Peter is on your own. Ages 16+. Bring your own bag lunch. There are bathrooms at the Church of St. Peter and a portable bathroom at the second stop. If the tour is full, please add your name to the waitlist. We will notify you if a spot opens.
  • Northeast Tea House: Japanese vs. Chinese Green Teas (Southwest)

    Japanese and Chinese green teas have quite distinct flavor profiles, making them seem like to separate categories of tea altogether. Find out why in this guided tasting and lesson, where we'll tease apart the differences in processing and flavor between these two vast and hugely popular types of tea. Whether you're new to tea or a tea connoisseur, Northeast Tea House creates a welcoming place to introduce you to the world of East Asian teas and traditions. Space is limited. Meet at Northeast Tea House located at 224 E Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55414. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available or if we schedule additional dates.
  • Orfield Laboratories: Anechoic Chamber Experience - Group Session in “The Quietest Place on Earth” (Southwest)

    Experience a silent, dark group session in the Orfield Anechoic Chamber, known as “The Quietest Place on Earth” (Guinness 2005, 2012, 2021). Defined as a room that is 100% sound-absorbent, Orfield’s chamber has been recognized internationally for its level of silence, measuring at an average of -13 dBA, with a current record of -24.9 dBA. Regarded by thousands of guests as the most peaceful of places, the chamber has become a place of silence and meditation for people visiting from all over the world. Note: These 1-hour sessions accommodate 5 people in the chamber at once. All participants are asked to remain in the chamber for the full hour, uninterrupted, while remaining quiet and still. If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available.
  • Rondo: Golden Thyme Private Tasting Dinner (Southwest)

    Come celebrate the newly reopened Historic Golden Thyme Restaurant for our private tasting dinner. Hear from owners about the significance of reopening and sample some of their favorite dishes. Limited capacity event. Golden Thyme is located at 934 Selby Ave, St Paul, MN 55104. If event is sold out, please add your names to the waitlist. We will contact you if tickets becomes available. NOTE: After Oct 18 you may transfer your registration. Refunds less $15 if we are able to fill your spot.