Minnesota

Osman Shrine Circus

March 21-24/ST. PAULS – At the Lee and Rose Warner Coliseum, The Osman Shrine “three-ring” Circus is a Minnesota tradition that brings joy and excitement to thousands of families every year. Adored by kids and adults alike, our performance includes acrobatics, aerialists, clowns, horses, elephants, camels, dogs, cats, and more, who perform amazing acts and skills. • There are 15 rows of coliseum seating with a total capacity of about 5500 people.
• All the excitement of a big top with the convenience of a permanent, indoor, heated, arena.
• Food, novelties, rides, face painting, pictures with the clowns & performers, and more are available before the performance and at intermission. They love sharing their talents with you—the fans that come to the Osman Shrine Circus each year delighting audiences in Minnesota for 100 years, (making this the 99th  due to omitting 1 from COVID-19). Osman Shrine Circus was established in 1923 and is proud to have been part of the Twin Cities community since then; still going strong. For tickets, visit https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/71984206/thursday-730-pm-stpaul-lee-and-rose-warner-coliseum

 

Bump N’ Skate" "

March 24/VIRGINIA – 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. at the Iron Trail Motors Event Center. What’s cooler than ice? Ice bumper cars! Get your crew together and play on the ice Sundays at ITMEC! The price to rent Ice Bumper Cars is $10/person (15 Minutes). Regular skating is $5 per person. Bring your own skates as rentals are not available. For more information, visit https://irontrailmotorseventcenter.com/ice-skating-bumper-cars-2/

Omnifest" "

Through April 7/MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL – An annual giant screen movie festival at the Science Museum of Minnesota. featuring the museum’s newest live digital telescope show and larger-than-life moves taking you to the edges of the Earth — and deep into space! — without even leaving Minnesota. learn how science meets technology to protect the planet from asteroid strikes, discover what it takes to bring species back from the brink of extinction, cuddle up to some of the world’s cutest panda cubs, dive deep into the awe-inspiring images of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, and so much more. Back-to-back showings every day mean you can choose one, two, or even all five in one day! Find a lineup, showtimes, and tickets at smm.org.

Next To Normal – Musical

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Thru March -31/DULUTH – At the Nor Shor Theatre. Featuring an electrifying rock score by Tom Kitt and heart-wrenching lyrics by Brian Yorkey, Next to Normal follows the seemingly typical Goodman family as they navigate the complexities of love, loss, and mental health. Winner of three Tony Awards, including Best Musical Score, and the 2010 Pulitzer Prize, this groundbreaking, emotion-packed musical was named “one of the year’s ten best shows” by critics at publications across the country. https://www.duluthplayhouse.org/shows/next-to-normal

Maple Syruping" "

March 26, 28/FARIBAULT – At the River Bend Nature Center. Learn about the history of maple syruping, what makes the sap flow, and the process of turning sap into syrup through hands-on syruping experience. Lectures and workshops, science and nature exhibits. Each session lasts an hour starting at 10:30 a.m. or 12:30. Cost is $5 each or $15 per family. https://rbnc.org/upcoming-programs

Full Moon Hike

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March 25/CHASKA – 7:30 – 10:30 p.m. at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum. Marvel at the moon and learn more from experts in the field. March is the Full Worm Moon. In late spring as weather conditions slowly warm, earthworms begin to appear at the soil surface, lending this month’s full moon its evocative name. March weather can still be chilly, so warm up around a bonfire after your hike. Please note that routes for Full Moon Hikes aren’t always on paved paths or wheelchair accessible. Fee is $22.50 ($5 for ages 15 and under.) https://arb.umn.edu/fullmoonhikes

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