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Thread started 11/01/21 5:51am

eberrocal

Visiting Minneapolis - What is there to do?

I'm going 2 b in the Minneapolis area the 1st weekend of November. I'm going 2 Paisley Park. What else should I check out while there? Thanks!!!

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Reply #1 posted 11/01/21 8:34am

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Princes paisley park DJ lenka paris lives there. If you follow her on insta, maybe you guys can meet up
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Reply #2 posted 11/01/21 4:13pm

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alphastreet said:

Princes paisley park DJ lenka paris lives there. If you follow her on insta, maybe you guys can meet up


LOL OKAY.

You people, I swear.

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Reply #3 posted 11/01/21 4:14pm

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What isn't there to do in Minneapolis?! Theater, clubs, music, restaurants, culture.

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Reply #4 posted 11/01/21 4:22pm

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The skyway! So unique (-:
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Reply #5 posted 11/01/21 5:17pm

alphastreet

TrivialPursuit said:



alphastreet said:


Princes paisley park DJ lenka paris lives there. If you follow her on insta, maybe you guys can meet up


LOL OKAY.

You people, I swear.



She has a lot of cool stories, thought it would have been nice for them
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Reply #6 posted 11/01/21 5:26pm

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Check out the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Eat a Juicy Lucy burger if you´re not a vegetarian.

Check out the Skyway system in downtown Minneapolis.

Go to the Mall of America.

Eat good Korean food at the Mirror of Korea on Snelling Avenue in St.Paul.

Go to any of the new restaurants or breweries in downtown Minneapolis. Great food and beer.

Eat some butter burgers at Culver´s if you don´t have Culver´s in your state. ( I know they´re from Wisconsin but hey, it´s a Midwestern restaurant chain and they make great burgers. wink )

Check out the beautiful parks and lakes.

Go to the Midtown Global Market to sample some delicious international food.

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Reply #7 posted 11/02/21 8:36am

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Not from MPLS but:

Paisley Park (as you noted)
First Avenue (Gold Prince star photo op)
NBA, MLB, NHL teams may have a home game
There is an amazing theatre district. Not sure if plays are back on schedule though due to pandemic.
Seems to be a lot of small clubs and theatres that may have a featured artist, but local talent is great too.
Many great trails for walks and small parks near ponds, creeks, etc.
Electric Fetus record store to pick up any unusual indie CDs and limited edition album sets (not Prince but they usually have a decent stick of official material)
Mall of America for general mall type shopping
MPLS airport has a terminal that has a Prince store in case you missed anything at Paisley Park. Mostly shirts, jewelery, some Tambourine
There is a Light Rail system that goes from Mall of America to downtown Minneapolis, and then extends to St Paul. Cheap, usually on time, and plenty of stops.

Otherwise, I'd count on locals to offer "gotta eat here" info. smile.
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Reply #8 posted 11/02/21 8:58am

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McDonalds

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Reply #9 posted 11/02/21 2:49pm

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Depends on what you want to do. It's a full blown metropolis with a zillion trees and a million lakes. I enjoyed the vibe.
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Reply #10 posted 11/02/21 5:28pm

eberrocal

KoolEaze said:

Check out the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Eat a Juicy Lucy burger if you´re not a vegetarian.

Check out the Skyway system in downtown Minneapolis.

Go to the Mall of America.

Eat good Korean food at the Mirror of Korea on Snelling Avenue in St.Paul.

Go to any of the new restaurants or breweries in downtown Minneapolis. Great food and beer.

Eat some butter burgers at Culver´s if you don´t have Culver´s in your state. ( I know they´re from Wisconsin but hey, it´s a Midwestern restaurant chain and they make great burgers. wink )

Check out the beautiful parks and lakes.

Go to the Midtown Global Market to sample some delicious international food.

Thanks for the great suggestions!

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Reply #11 posted 11/02/21 5:28pm

eberrocal

Dauphin said:

Not from MPLS but: Paisley Park (as you noted) First Avenue (Gold Prince star photo op) NBA, MLB, NHL teams may have a home game There is an amazing theatre district. Not sure if plays are back on schedule though due to pandemic. Seems to be a lot of small clubs and theatres that may have a featured artist, but local talent is great too. Many great trails for walks and small parks near ponds, creeks, etc. Electric Fetus record store to pick up any unusual indie CDs and limited edition album sets (not Prince but they usually have a decent stick of official material) Mall of America for general mall type shopping MPLS airport has a terminal that has a Prince store in case you missed anything at Paisley Park. Mostly shirts, jewelery, some Tambourine There is a Light Rail system that goes from Mall of America to downtown Minneapolis, and then extends to St Paul. Cheap, usually on time, and plenty of stops. Otherwise, I'd count on locals to offer "gotta eat here" info. smile.

Thanks for the suggestions. Will def check some of those out.

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