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An “ABC” Listing of Places for Families to Visit An “ABC” Listing of Places for Families to Visit Arts, Movie Theaters, Music, and Theater Adventures in Music – Woodbury. Check out these two websites: http://adventuresinmusic.weebly.com/directions.html and http://forums.minnmoms.com/index.php?topic=647.0 Ashland Productions, Maplewood Community Center, 2100 White Bear Avenue, 651-274-8020, http://www.ashlandproductions.com/. Caponi Art Park Learning Center, There is no charge [except a free will donation] to visit. There may be other charges. Call them at 651-454-9412, or visit their website at: http://www.caponiartpark.org/. There is so much at this place – such a find! Carmike Summer Kids Series – Thursdays at 10:00. Kiddie Tray is $4.00 which includes popcorn, drink and fruit snack. In 2013 this website was posted for information: http://www.muscogeemoms.com/2013/06/06/summer-kids-movies-2013/ Call your local Carmike Theater to see if they have the Kids Series. Children’s Play Theatre, 1719 Main St., Hopkins, 612-979-1111, open October to June. Children’s Theatre, 2400 3rd Ave. S., 612-874-0400, Minneapolis. Discounted shows throughout the year. Ensemble Music, various locations all over, check their website: http://ensemblemusic.yourvirtuoso.com/Locations.html. Flint Hills Children’s Festival, at the Ordway Theatre & Rice Park in Downtown St. Paul. First weekend in June – Tents w/crafts, dancing, etc. Theatre is also open at this time. About 100 places to do art projects. Free except puppet shows/plays may cost some. Franconian Sculpture Park, 29836 St. Croix Trail, Franconia, MN; Call them at (651) 257-6668 or check their website: http://www.franconia.org/. Also check this map and direction website: http://www.franconia.org/map.html. Frosty Flicks – This is at the Oakdale Marcus Theaters during the winter on Saturday mornings. Check this site out: http://www.marcustheatres.com/Promotion/PromotionDetail/4/. Join their e-mail. Guthrie Theater, Open a lot and you can come in to visit including restaurants. Check website: http://www.guthrietheater.org/. Howard Conn Fine Arts Center, 1900 Nicollet Avenue, Mpls., 612/871-7400, http://www.plymouth.org/howardconn.php I Heart Kids Art Studio, 2822 W. 43 St., Mpls., 612-202-3989, An Open Door Art Studio, http://www.iheartkidsart.com/ Just For Kix, Call 1-800-762-3347 or check the website for a location near you http://www.justforkix.com/danceclasses/. Another website is: http://www.justforkix.com/. There are also stores, I believe online. Contact Just For Kix for information on this. Kindermusik, various locations all over, check their website: http://www.kindermusik.com/kids-music-classes/ Marcus Theaters, 5677 Hadley Ave No, Oakdale, $2.00 movie + cheap popcorn/pop, http://marcustheatres.com/Theatre/TheatreDetail/170/. Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 2400 Third Avenue So. 612-870-3000. Free family day on Sundays, check website: http://new.artsmia.org/visit/plan-your-trip/youth-and-family-programs/family-day/ Movie Theaters, Toddler Tuesday – some still have this – call individual theaters for details. Music Together, various locations all over, check their website: http://www.musictogetherclasses.org/. CD’s may be available. Orchestra Hall, 1111 Nicollet Mall, Mpls., 651-371-5656, (Kinder Konzerts & Family Kinder Konzerts Day). Phipps Center for the Arts, Theatre, 109 Locust Street, Hudson WI, 715-386-8409. Shubert Club, Free Courtroom Concert Recital Series by the Schubert Club. Every Thursday, October – April, Noon-1 pm. Located in Courtroom 317 at the Landmark Center, 75 W. 5th St., downtown St. Paul. Call 292-3263 for info. Stages Theatre Company, 111 Mainstreet, Hopkins, 952-979-1123, http://www.stagestheatre.org/ Steppingstone Theater, 55 Victoria St., St. Paul, 651-225-9265, classes and productions, http://www.steppingstonetheatre.org/ 1 Target Center, Sesame Street Live – last call for reduced tickets – call for availability and then wait in line prior to show. The Fresh Beat Band, concerts and videos, http://www.freshbeatbandlive.com/. Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, 725 Vineland Place, Minneapolis, (612) 375-7577. Outdoor place to run around? Tuesday Arty Pants – For kids 3-5 and adults. Check website: http://calendar.walkerart.org/event.wac?id=4874. Open Field, June 2 – September 2. Call (612) 375-7600 or check the website: http://www.walkerart.org/openfield/. Weismann, Fredrick R., Art Museum, 333 E. River Road, (University of Minnesota East Bank, 612-625-9494. (3-4 “Family Days” scheduled each year (call for those dates as they vary each year.) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Celebrations, Festivals, Fairs, and Parades American Swedish Institute Celebration, A daylong festival of Nordic music, dance craft demonstrations and activities celebrates the opening of the new cultural building. Call (612) 891-4907 or check website: http://www.asimn.org/ASI/Home.html. Breakfast With Santa at Maplewood Mall, Call (651) 770-3863 for information on this. Bentleyville “Tour of Lights”, Nearly 3 million lights illuminating Bayfront Festival Park located on the shores of Lake Superior from Saturday, November 19th-Monday, December 26th. Check their website: http://www.duluthmn.gov/parks/bentleyville.cfm. Children’s Eco Arts Festival, On April 28 at Harried Island. Call (651) 698-2787 or check website: www.artstart.org. Christmas City of the North Parade, The Friday before Thanksgiving, downtown Duluth lights up. Check this website: http://calendar.perfectduluthday.com/Christmas-City-of-the-North-Parade-2012-11-16. In 2012, November 16th at 6:20 p.m. Cinco De Mayo, For information contact the Saint Paul Festival and Heritage Foundation at (651) 223-7403. Dirt O Rama, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, Chanhassen. 952-443-1400. http://www.arboretum.umn.edu/dirtorama.aspx. Dragon Festival, Lake Phalen Park in St. Paul usually in July. [July 14-15, 2012] For information check their website: http://www.dragonfestival.org/. Fairs, Ramsey County, Washington County, Dakota County, Minnesota State Fair, – all are fun and much is free. Check out dates, times, and costs. State Fair – buses available from various park and ride locations. Festival of Nations, Usually in May at the St. Paul River Centre. Call (651) 647-0191 or check the website at: www.festivalofnations.com. Dragon Boats, music, vendors, different booths, dancing, food, fun, and free. Fireworks, Hazelwood Park, Maplewood, White Bear Ramsey City Beach, Central Park, Roseville, and Taste of Minnesota. Flint Hills Children’s Festival, at the Ordway Theatre & Rice Park in Downtown St. Paul. First weekend in June – Tents w/crafts, dancing, etc. Theatre is also open at this time. About 100 places to do art projects. Free except puppet shows/plays may cost some. Buy tickets ahead of time online – no extra fees. Check their website: http://www.ordway.org/festival/ or call (651) 224-4222. Grand Old Day, Sunday, June 3, 2012, Call (651) 699-0029 or check their website: http://www.grandave.com/grand-old-day. Hot Air Affair, located in Hudson, WI, Check website: http://www.hudsonhotairaffair.com/. Halloween Events – Byerly’s and Kowalski’s have given out treats for Halloween, usually prior to October 31st. Check the Byerly’s or Kowalski’s near you if they participate in this event. Also check the Minnesota Zoo for a members only event at Halloween. Check the website for other events: http://www.mnzoo.com/events/events_hallzooween.asp. Halloween Grand Avenue Businesses, Usually on a Saturday two weeks before Halloween – call before this to see if they are still having this activity. They give out free candy to the children. Heritage Days, St. Paul Park Parade – No specific information on it – Late June/Early July - Check with St. Paul Park Holiday Nights, Call (651) 228-1800 or check their website: http://www.ugmstpaul.org/lights_in_the_park.html. There is a charge for this. In 2011 it was $8.00 per vehicle. Check the website to see some of the lights they may have. 2 Holiday Train, The Holiday Train, with Santa, returns to Cottage Grove early to mid-December on a Saturday around 5:30 p.m., on West Point Douglas Road South, south of the 80th Street overpass, near the Youth Service Bureau. Call (651) 458-8383or check website: http://www.cottage-grove.org/administration/communication/540-holiday-train Check the Pioneer Press for information. The train also stops in Hastings, St. Paul, and Minneapolis. Another website with information is: www.cottagegrovechamber.org. (See also Transportation – Canadian Pacific Holiday Train Irish Fair of Minnesota, August 10-12, 2012. Call (952) 474-7411or check website: http://www.irishfair.com/content/. Japanese Lantern Lighting Festival, August 18, 2013, Call (651) 457-8200 or check website: http://www.comozooconservatory.org/news/japanese-lantern-lighting-festival-august-21/. Lake Harriet Winter Kite Festival, FREE, January 18, 2014, http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=760. Macy’s, 8th Floor Exhibit - Christmas Holidays has a puppet theater presentation of “Moose Crossing,” which there is a charge. http://minneapolis.about.com/od/shoppingstyleservices/a/Macys-Santaland-Holiday-Show-Downtown-Minneapolis-Macys-Holiday-Show.htm, Minneapolis Aquatennial, Call (61) 376-7669 or check the website: www.aquatennial.com. Minnesota Scottish Fair and Hyland Games, This is at the Dakota County Fairgrounds, 4008 - 220th St. W., Farmington on May 19, 2012. Check the website at www.mnscottishfair.org. North St. Paul Cruze Car Show, Fridays in downtown No. St. Paul, http://www.historycruzer.com/. Parades and Festivals, Cinco de Mayo in West St. Paul. Grand Old Days-June in St. Paul, Oakdale Summerfest-June at Richard Walton Park, North St. Paul Craze Days, Fourth of July in Forest Lake, Ramsey County Fair on White Bear Avenue, Lumberjack Days in Stillwater, White Bear Lake Marketfest, Thursday nights in WBL downtown, Highland Fest in St. Paul (water tower open). Pepper Fest, in Hudson, WI – late June/early July. – Parade where t-shirts, frisbees, and hats are tossed out.
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