Day 165: Disc Golfing
The first known accounts of people playing golf with flying discs date back to 1926. In Vancouver, BC a group of school kids played …
Day 161: Afton Apple Orchard
Unlike most of my friends, fall is not my favorite time of the year. Not for any particular reason, it just isn’t. I’ve …
Day 160: Uplift Chess Club
Originally developed in royal monarchies to help learn battle strategies, during the Age of Enlightenment, it was thought that chess was more than just a …
Day 159: Oktoberfest
One of the most celebrated rites of fall in the Twin Cities has to Oktoberfest. Well, break out the lederhosen, Twin Cities! The …
Day 158: Mall of America Field
With everyone getting new stadiums, the Vikings got the next best thing: their old stadium renamed.
Mall of America Field, the stadium formerly known …
Day 157: Minnehaha Park
With the sudden fall-like weather in the Twin Cities, it’s a bit more comfortable to get out and do some outdoor activities without worrying about …
Day 156: Concrete and Grass Music Festival
The Twin Cities definitely has its share of music festivals. We’ve featured many right here on 365. Even though, for the most part, …
Day 155: Level_13: Classic Video Game Art
About 30 years ago, a gaming revolution started with a very rudimentary digital tennis game called Pong. Through the years, digital technology in gaming …
Day 154: Wicked the Musical
Often when we think of showtunes, it reminds us of annoying voices singing cheesy or sappy songs that can’t possibly be taken seriously. But …
Day 153: Renaissance Festival
Dig out your chainmail and get set to nerd out. It’s Ren Fest time again!
Renaissance Festival opened August 21st with majestic fanfare and is …