Day 16: Volunteer
Hands on Twin Cities offers countless opportunities to volunteer through any one of a number of organizations such as Impact Now, Habitat for Humanity, Humane Society, Meals on Wheels–the list goes on. Almost 1,000 …
Day 15: St. Paul Art Crawl
Starting next Friday, the St. Paul Art Crawl is an event that allows artists to display their work to the public. It will be held in galleries in a number of different buildings throughout St. …
Day 12: Mickey’s Diner
Mickey’s Dining Car, more commonly known as simply Mickey’s Diner, is something of an institution in St. Paul. Located in downtown, the diner is modeled after the railroad dining cars of the period. It was …
Day 10: Have a Jucy Lucy at Matt’s Bar
Often touted as the “best burgers in town,” Matt’s Bar is the home of the original Jucy Lucy. It ain’t much to look at from the outside, but inside they serve legendary burgers at prices …
Day 9: Weisman Art Museum
The Weisman is an art museum on the campus of the University of Minnesota. The striking stainless steel and brick building is an unusual work of modern architecture itself, and houses rotating and traveling exhibits, …
Day 8: Learn to Dance at the Cinema Ballroom
Cinema Ballroom in St. Paul offers all types of partner dancing, from Waltzes to Meringue, but is particularly known for its Salsa dance classes. Want to learn to swing dance? Not a problem. They’ve got …
Day 5: Rock climbing at Vertical Endeavors
With rain in the forecast for tomorrow, some indoor fun may be just what the doctor ordered. Vertical Endeavors is a huge indoor rock climbing facility in St. Paul, one of the biggest in the …
Day 3: The Cathedral of St. Paul and National Shrine of the Apostle Paul
In honor of Easter weekend, we are featuring the Cathedral of St. Paul. The massive, beautiful church sits majestically on top of a hill overlooking downtown St. Paul and features statues, shrines, impressive stained glass …
Day 2: Walker Art Center
There are a few things that are synonymous with the Twin Cities. The immediately recognizable Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture, the IDS building, Target Field, and one that is fast becoming an icon of the Twin …