Things to Do in Red Wing
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Clay Squared to Infinity
- Sheridan
Kids and adults learn techniques for molding and shaping colorful polymer clays during classes with all materials included
Raceway to Fun
- Newport
Go-kart track, two mini-golf courses, a pool with bumper boats, and an open driving range thrill visitors of all ages
Faribault Golf Club
- Faribault
Golfers glide across 6,447-yard, tree-lined course that dates back to 1910
Brunswick Bowling
- Multiple Locations
Long-time bowling-industry leader opens its oiled lanes for pin-punishment sessions including cosmic bowling
Minnesota Lynx
- Warehouse District
After a final preseason tune-up, the Lynx begin their chase for a third-straight WNBA finals appearance behind star Seimone Augustus
Segway of Minnesota
- Minneapolis
Riders roll through lakes area on self-guided Segway tours that include a helmet and comprehensive rider orientation
Pump It Up Minneapolis
- Multiple Locations
Inflatable playlands host open times for kids in all age groups, and encourage tykes to jump, leap, and climb in bounce houses and slide
High Five Archery
- Stillwater
Father-and-son duo oversee range where archers practice, learn during private lessons, or join in group parties with competitive games
USA Karate
- Multiple Locations
Karate classes for adults or juniors teach self-defense techniques that improve agility, coordination, and leadership skills
Claymate Creations
- Kingfield
Artist guides up to six students through lessons on how to make fun and colorful monsters from polymer clay; all supplies are provided
Amazing Mirror Maze
- Mall of America
Visitors meander and strategize their way through a disorienting and fun 2,500-square-foot mirror maze
CreeksBend Golf Course
- Cedar Lake
Prairieland course hemmed by mature trees, ponds, and wetlands meanders across 6,293 yards that ends at clubhouse in renovated 1930s barn
CorePower Yoga & Spa Woodbury
- Multiple Locations
Ideal for Mother's Day gifts, Swedish-style relaxation massages or custom facials are accompanied by hand and foot treatments
Mercury Mosaics
- Logan Park
Each beginner designs and assembles a mosaic, learns to cut and glue tiles, and watches a demonstration on proper grouting
AirMaxx Trampoline Park
- Eden Prairie
Up to 250 people can bounce on wall-to-wall trampolines, battle in a laser-tag arena, putt on a mini-golf course, or bowl down mini pins
Lee's Limousine
- Roseville
Limousine tours cruise through wine country, stopping at three wineries, a cheese farm, and a chocolatier to shop and try samples
Pilates MN
- Plymouth - Wayzata
Students tone muscles and increase strength during reformer Pilates classes
Minnesota PGA Golf Partners
- Minnetonka - Hopkins
Card provides discounts at over 165 courses and over 30 free rounds of golf in the "Test Drive" program; kids play free at over 50 courses
Red Wing Golf Club
- Red Wing
18-hole course cleaves through the towering oaks, verdant pines, and sandstone bluffs of the Mississippi River Valley
Sky Deck Sports Grille and Lanes
- Bloomington
Inside Mall of America, 30,000 square feet of bowling lanes, arcade games, pool tables & tables of grilled fare enthrall visitors
Green Lotus
- Oak Park Heights
Holistic health center fosters healing from the inside out through yoga, Pilates, and barre fitness classes for adults and children
Align Pilates
- Uptown
Barre classes lauded by Minnesota Monthly mix Pilates, yoga, ballet and cardio; as well as Pilates mat classes and four yoga classes
Oak Hill Stables
Equestrian facility doles out English, Western, and Driving instruction via private and group lessons and trail rides
Memory Lanes
- Minneapolis
Two-hour strike-collecting session entertains groups of up to five bowlers who stave off hunger with bites of pizza & sips of soda
Studio One Yoga & Massage
- Stillwater
Serene studio setting hosts schedule of mind-body classes taught by experienced instructors, including hot yoga, Vinyasa, and tai chi
Participating Minnesota Bowling Centers
- Multiple Locations
Pizza and soda accompany two-hour bowling excursions; unlimited option grants up to six one hour of daily bowling throughout summer
Lariat Lanes
- Northwest Richfield
Groups of bowlers punish pins on one of 12 lanes & crunch into pizzas & slurp sodas in center adorned with vintage memorabilia
DelMonico Dance
- Woodbury
Instructors with professional dancing experience lead children through dance classes and adults through group fitness classes
The Park Tavern
- St. Louis Park
From May through October, bowlers can topple pins on one lane for one hour per day wearing complimentary rental shoes
St. Paul Yoga Center
- St. Paul
Experienced instructors lead a diverse schedule of classes for all ages and experience levels, including Vinyasa, Iyengar, and kids' yoga
All American Segway
- Rochester
Self-balancing segways leave tread marks on dirt roads and scenic bike trails that meander through Mayo Park and Cascade Lake Park.
3rd Lair SkatePark & SkateShop
- Robbinsdale - Crystal - New Hope
Skilled cement surfers teach budding skateboarders basic skills & tricks
Stained Glass by Judy
- Columbia Heights
Students fashion precut glass and jewel-like nuggets into flowers, ladybugs, and sailboats during intimate afternoon classes
Ambition Training Academy
- Eagan
Fists and feet fly during fitness and martial-arts workouts that tone muscles with cardio, kickboxing, and dance-infused Zumba movements.
SGT Peterson's
- Saint Paul
An Air Force and Army veteran leads varied workouts that couple military-style calisthenics with disciplines such as yoga and kickboxing
Recommended Things to Do by Groupon Customers
Call the ticket office to reserve seats. You may then pick up your tickets at the box office during business hours or the Will Call area on the night of the performance.
While memberships must be activated by May 16, membership benefits last for one full year from activation.
Located in the Dayton’s Bluff area, historic Mounds Theatre is a great spot to experience live theatre, movies, and occasional paranormal encounters. Knotareel Getaway Cruise is an interactive dinner-theater production written by Greg Eiden that features musical comedy and a gaggle of mimicking pirate parrots all named Polly. You’ll ward off scurvy thanks to the show’s dinner menu, which offers roasted chicken with herb vinaigrette, fettuccine or linguine (tossed with olive oil, fresh basil, and garlic), vegetable medley, field green salad, and chef’s choice dessert. You’ll also be supporting a good cause since the theater is home to the Portage for Youth, a nonprofit organization serving disadvantaged youth that collaborates with arts and cultural groups.
For most of the year, the outer concourses of the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome fill with the aromas of hot dogs and grilled onions to feed hungry fans during Vikings and Twins games. But from November through April, the smooth concrete floors of those same concourses become the skating surface for the Rollerblade RollerDome. Skaters have taken over the Metrodome every winter for decades, including in 1993, when Jonathan Seutter set a Guinness World Record there by skating 271 miles in 24 hours. The half-mile concrete loops provide the ideal conditions for speed skaters and beginners alike. On the upper level, experienced skaters get a cardio workout with separate alleys for speed skating and leisurely coasting. On the lower level, kids and novices can take their time while skating along to music spun by onsite DJs and really hip spiders.
Discover your inner Davy Crockett with today's Groupon. For $5, you get admission to the 40th Annual Minnesota Sportsmen's Show any day from Wednesday, January 13, through Friday, January 15, at the Saint Paul River Centre. Gawk at great outdoorsy goods (RVs, motor homes, travel trailers, fishing boats), attend free fishing and hunting seminars, plan your next excursion, and witness a water-skiing squirrel purchasing a motor home.
When the Minneapolis Institute of Arts first opened its doors in 1915, it was the product of several decades of arts advocacy. A group of 25 citizens formed the Minneapolis Society of Fine Arts in 1883 with the goal of giving their community access to creative arts. More than a century later, this commitment to the community has taken the permanent collections from 800 works to close to 80,000 objects and has made the institute Minnesota's largest art educator.
The collections, divided into seven curatorial areas, encompass a period of 5,000 years and hail from every corner of the world. The Asian Art collection represents 17 different Asian cultures, and Arts of Africa and the Americas holds more than 3,000 pieces of sculpture, basketry, painting, and beadwork. Temporary exhibitions bring collections of artwork from other institutions and tattoos from vending machines. The institute's interactive learning stations supplement understanding of topics such as modernism or 17th-century European painting with animation, video, and audio recordings.
