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VISITOR’S GUIDE 2020 Discover All Uniquely that is Red Wing... www.RedWing.org #RedWingMN Getting CONNECT Red Wing with Plan your trip to Red Wing with resources online and in person. AT REDWING.ORG Plan your trip by visiting us online at RedWing.org, the place with the most Stop by the Visitor Center located inside the Historic Train comprehensive visitor Depot for more information and maps once you arrive. information. Find upcoming events, special deals, maps, Arrive in style by plane, train, land, or water! Traveling to Red Wing has never been easier. Regardless of and travel ideas. if you’re staying for a day, a weekend, or a week, we’d love for you to be our guest as you explore all that Red Wing has to offer. IN PERSON By Car Have questions before It's an easy drive to Red Wing. You can expect a low-stress, scenic drive when you make your way or during your visit? to Red Wing. Relax as you take in beautiful views of the Mississippi River, rolling bluffs, prairie Whether you need fields, natural wildlife, and more during your trip. We even have a free public DC fast charger for directions, dinner electric vehicles (located in the Mural Lot behind Red Wing Shoe Store). suggestions, or Ready for a Road Trip? just want to know what the "locals" In the From Minneapolis, MN (54 miles) From Rochester, MN (44 miles) do, speak with the Historic Train I-94 E to St. Paul / U.S. Hwy 52 S U.S. Hwy 52 N friendly faces at the Depot – 420 to Hampton, MN / MN Hwy 50 E to U.S. to Zumbrota / MN Hwy 58 Red Wing Visitors and Levee St. Hwy 61 S Convention Bureau to get all of your questions answered. From St. Paul, MN (45 miles) From La Crosse, WI (93 miles) U.S. U.S. Hwy 52 S to Hampton, Hwy 61 North to Red Wing MN / MN Hwy 50 E to U.S. Hwy 61 S ON SOCIAL MEDIA Red Wing comes to life From Des Moines, IA (245 miles) From Chicago, IL (364 miles) through pictures and I-35 N to Owatonna / US 14 E to I-90 W to La Crosse, WI / U.S. Hwy 61 N posts. Follow us to County 11 Blvd / MN-58 see the latest news or share your Red By Bike Wing adventures with Hit the trails to arrive here on two wheels (unmotorized) by biking the Cannon Valley Trail from #RedWingMN Cannon Falls and Welch. Hop on the Mississippi River Trail (MRT) which follows the Mississippi River from Itasca State Park to the Iowa border. By Tour Bus Make Red Wing a must-stop destination for your bus tour. We have easy access to parking, dining, shopping, and lodging to accommodate large groups. Red Wing offers unique attractions for all interests from art festivals to live performances to historic attractions, theatre, museums, and more. PLAN By Plane YOUR Pack your bags and catch a flight. The Red Wing Regional Airport is less than 10 minutes from DAY the historic downtown area. Plus, two international airports are located roughly an hour away from Red Wing. Wheels up! By Boat Park your pontoon, speed boat, or fishing boat at one of our marinas. Wedged along the Mississippi River, we’re just 6 miles north of Lake Pepin and 20 miles south of the Hastings, MN/Prescott, WI area. Day trippers from along the Mississippi and St. Croix Rivers can dock for ONE DAY, free at Levee Park which offers easy access to our downtown district. THREE WAYS By Train Red Wing is a vibrant city with a rich history and Roll into town via the Amtrak which pulls into the Historic Depot and Visitor Center twice a day. a unique culture. Whether you are visiting with Enjoy the nearby boutiques, hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops within walking distance from your family, group, or that special someone, we the station. have the perfect day plan for you. Check out page 36 for three different itineraries brimming 2 Visit RedWing.org to start planning your trip. with the top ways to spend time in Red Wing. Welcome to Red Wing! Red Wing Visitors and Convention Bureau Located inside the Historic Train Depot | 420 Levee Street | Red Wing, MN 55066 (651) 385-5934 | Email: [email protected] Located right on the Mississippi River and surrounded by Table of natural beauty and history, Red Wing should Contents: be on your list of places to explore. How to Get Here .....................2 Events ................................5-7 Arts & Entertainment .........8-10 Relax and Recharge wellness class, or learn a thing or two at Directory .............................. 8 presentations at our museums, galleries, History & Museums .........11-13 Our charming community is a welcoming book store and other locations. destination whether you are looking for Directory ............................. 12 adventure or to unwind. Located right on the Enjoy Nature’s Playground Historic Walking Tour ............ 13 Mississippi River and surrounded by natural No matter if you want to be at the water’s Outdoor Activities ...........14 -23 beauty and history, Red Wing should be on edge of high above the town, you can enjoy Directory ............................. 17 your list of places to explore. spectacular views and activities. Explore Biking Trails ........................ 19 the bluffs and trails on foot or by bike, Things To Do Outdoors ..... 20-21 Hidden Gems or find a picturesque spot in one of our Parks & Amenities ................ 22 Part of the charm of Red Wing is our unique riverfront parks. Every season of the year Hiking Trails ........................ 23 businesses and attractions. Our small town offers a variety of outdoor fun and amazing City Map .........................24-25 is home to impressive museums featuring backdrops for the perfect photos. Lodging ..........................26-30 internationally recognized products and Bed & Breakfasts ................. 26 interesting history. Our vibrant arts & Let us help! Directory ............................. 27 ethos scene offers a world-class theatre This guide as inspiration for what we offer; it and artists work as well as a thriving local certainly isn’t inclusive so If you want advice St. James Hotel ................... 29 art community. Our locally owned shops, from local experts on what to do, give us a call Lodging Guide .................... 30 boutiques and restaurants are the heart and at the Visitor Center and we’d be happy to share Event Spaces ..................30-31 soul of who we are, so make sure to pop in our ideas to make the most of your getaway. Event Guide ......................... 30 and experience their hospitality and service. Community Services ........32-33 See you soon! Directory ............................. 32 Be Entertained Around the Area ............. 34-35 You might be surprised by our variety of live Directory ............................. 34 music, performances, lectures and classes to take part in. Immerse yourself in the culture Shopping ....................... 37-41 and catch a performance by local artist at Arloa Bach Directory ............................. 39 Things To Do Indoors ............ 41 any of our local venues and restaurants, Executive Director or get hands-on with painting, décor or Red Wing Visitor & Convention Bureau Dining ............................42-47 Dining Guide ....................... 44 Directory ............................. 45 Share what you’re doing Wine & Beer ........................ 47 with us online by using #RedWingMN 3 Featured Events Featured EventsA Wide Variety of A CITY FOR ALL SEASONS From concerts and classes, to theatre and festivals, to fat-tire biking and fishing, there is always something going on in Red Wing. While this guide can't possibly showcase everything that's happening in Red Wing in 2020, the following pages list a few highlights from the multitude of must-dos and events. Visit www.RedWing.org for our full calendar of events! Share what you’re doing with us online by using #RedWingMN 5 Rotating Gallery Exhibits On-Going at Red Wing Arts Depot Gallery & Shop 418 Levee St | Info: www.RedWingArts.org Experience a variety of ever-changing exhibits Events and events hosted by Red Wing Arts. throughout the year. On-Going Events Meet an Author at Fair Trade Books 320 Bush St | Info: www.FairTradeBooksRW.com Visit this cozy book store throughout the year to meet authors from a variety of genres including children’s books, mysteries, poetry, and everything in between. Red Wing Arts Presents: Concerts in the Park Wednesday Nights June 10 - August 26 • 7pm Central Park Big-Name Entertainment at Info: www.RedWingArts.org Treasure Island Resort & Casino 5734 Sturgeon Lake Rd, Welch | Info: TICasino.com With a 3,000-seat indoor event center and an outdoor amphitheater seating 9,400+, Treasure Island Resort & Classes at Casino hosts many big-name performers from music acts Sargent’s Nursery to comedians and more throughout the year (such as 3352 N Service Dr Bret Michaels, Chicago, and Terry Fator). Check out Info: www.SargentsNursery.com their website for upcoming events and to buy tickets. Plus, free music can always be heard Friday and Enrich yourself and your whole Saturday nights at their Parlay Lounge. family by attending one of the many DIY classes or educational seminars. Unforgettable Performances at Sheldon Theatre of Performing Arts 443 W 3rd St | Info: www.SheldonTheatre.org The unforgettable Sheldon Theatre entertains, educates, and enlightens audiences year-round with an eclectic mix of live music, theatre, dance, comedy, and family programs in a breathtaking setting. Find the full event schedule, with something different every week, at www.SheldonTheatre.org. Mississippi Riverboats Levee Park | Dates & Times Vary Visit RedWing.org for the most accurate schedule. Get an up-close look at majestic riverboats – such as the Queen of the Mississippi, America, American Queen, and more! – that dock in Red Wing on various days between July and October.
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