1 Twins Way
Minneapolis, MN

One of the tell-tale signs that spring has begun is when Target Field has opened up its gates for fans to enjoy America’s favorite past time. The fresh air, the hopeful fan energy, and plenty of food and drink options make this a truly great experience all round to catch a ballgame.

4825 Minnehaha Ave
Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis loves patio season. With all the different curve balls mother nature loves to throw at us we need to soak up every moment in the sun. So, as the weather gets warmer and the sun starts shining, we're eager to fill patio seats and take over rooftops.

725 Vineland Pl
Minneapolis, MN

Take a stroll through an open grass area with more than 40 art pieces in the Walker Art Center’s Sculpture Garden. It’s a popular spot with Instagram crowd, because if you didn’t take a photo with the Spoonbridge and cherry did you even really come to Minneapolis? Entrance to the Garden is free and on those especially perfect days you’ll get plenty of sunshine.

312 East Lyndale Ave N
Minneapolis, MN

Farmers markets are a great way to get know the culture and dynamic of any city. Late May in Minneapolis means farmers markets are popping up all over town. Find one in the heart of downtown along Minneapolis’ main street or near a historic museum with the backdrop of the Mississippi River. Once you’ve found a market that meets your needs, browse home-grown produce, grab a tasty treat from a local food vendor, and shop for Minnesota made items.

Minneapolis, MN

The Minneapolis Chain of Lakes consist of five of the largest lakes in the city and once the ice has thawed and spring has sprung they are crawling with locals. The activities near or on the lakes at this point in the season are endless. Rent a canoe or kayak. Stroll or bike along roughly 15 miles of paved shoreline paths. Enjoy live music and concerts. Or just relax on stretch of green grass and do something people watching.