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uncover the eerie side of minnesota
These Minnesota sites are steeped in chilling tales and haunted activity. Dare to explore the unknown and get your paranormal kicks in while the veil is thin.
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halloween haunts you won’t want to miss
Whether you're into haunted experiences, themed dining, or family-friendly festivities, there's something for everyone to enjoy this October. Turn up the spooky spirit and join in on the Halloween magic!
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fall bites that won’t eat up your budget
As the leaves change and the air grows crisper, the call for comfort food grows louder. Satisfy those cravings for steamy pho, sweet pancake stacks, and savory sambusas while skipping the sticker shock at these Twin Cities locations.
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these historical sites are a real page turner
Minnesota might be one of the younger states, but it’s packed with spellbinding stories. Trust us when we say, there’s a wide range of worthwhile lore and legend to visit, no matter where you are.
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FALL EDITION
art along the lake
GRAND MARAIS 10/2 – 10/5
Catch the last weekend of this ten-day, self-led art tour along Minnesota’s north shore of Lake Superior during peak fall colors. From Tofte to Grand Portage to the Gunflint Trail, this event offers the unique opportunity to meet local artists in their home studios and gain insights into their creative processes.Â
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st. paul art crawlÂ
ST. PAUL 10/10 – 10/12
Hosted by the St. Paul Arts Collective, this event brings artists and the community together through gallery spaces, music venues, artist lofts, and shared creative spaces. Plan your route — there are over 30 locations in this city-wide crawl.Â
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lanesboro area art trail
LANESBORO 10/17 – 10/18
On this two day event, participating artists open their studios to the public. Visitors can talk with the artist, see scenic and inspiring artistic spaces, learn each artist’s process and shop the artist’s available body of work.
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art attack
MINNEAPOLIS 11/14 – 11/16
The beautiful and historic Northrup King Building's highly anticipated fall open studio event showcases four floors of amazing art and gifts that will attack all your senses — in a good way! Meet the artists, find unique treasures, get your holiday shopping done, and try your hand at an interactive art activity.
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mcad art sale
MINNEAPOLIS 11/20 – 11/22
Thousands of people come together on campus to hunt for one-of-a-kind artwork by students and alumni. Whether you're adding to (or starting) your own collection, shopping for the holidays, or just looking forward to a fun weekend browsing with friends, there's something for everyone.
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your minnesota school break staycation awaits!
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Find more activities and fun for all ages (and weather)
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THEY LANDED IN BON APPÉTIT’S 20 BEST NEW RESTAURANTS OF 2025
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Cook with Chef Yia Vang as he shares campfire recipes in an Explore Minnesota YouTube exclusive.Â
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FOR THE MINNESOTA TRIVIA FANATIC
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does the minnesota brook trout love a good costume? maybe, seeing as its belly and under fins turn a glorious orange-red in the fall.
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from top to bottom: Palmer House Hotel in Sauk Centre, photo by Kerry Peterson | Valleyscare at Valleyfair in Shakopee, photo by Valleyfair | Kramarczuk's in Minneapolis, photo by Matt Lien Photography | Mill City Museum in Minneapolis, photo by Paul Vincent | Threads: Apple Alignment chart, by Explore Minnesota | Grand Marais from Lake Superior, photo by Paul Vincent | St. Paul from the Mississippi River, photo by Paul Vincent | Northrup King Building in Minneapolis, photo by Matt Lien Photography | Minneapolis from Lake of the Isles, photo by Minneapolis Parks | Great River Children's Museum in St. Cloud, photo by B Schneider | Video still from Culinary Campfire on Explore Minnesota's Youtube |
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