Health & Wellness
For 31 years, Highland Fest has been one of the premier festivals in Saint Paul, celebrating the Highland Park neighborhood.
After a huge success during its inaugural year of 2014, German Fest on West Seventh Street comes back to the historic Schmidt’s Brewery in Saint Paul for another weekend celebration of Minnesota’s German heritage and traditions.
Joy of the People is open year round for soccer, futsal and (coming soon) puckelball. Summer free play hours are noon to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Here are three dog park etiquette recommendations from Brad Meyer, public services manager at Saint Paul Parks and Recreation:
Every summery Thursday night, starting June 4, downtown Excelsior comes alive. Girls of all ages gather for themed nights of celebration—complete with local deals and live music.
Como Golf Course
Specs: 18 hole, par 70
Challenges: Rolling hills, water hazards
Perks: Full-service bar and food available; Como Zoo and Conservatory nearby
1431 N. Lexington Pkwy.; 651.488.9673
The Germanic-American Institute kicks off summer with its annual Deutsche Tage celebration in Saint Paul. Originating in the 1960s in Highland Park, Deutsche Tage is now held at the Germanic-American Institute on Summit Avenue.
Jack Steward and Colton Smith have been making adventure films for as long as they can remember. Best friends and outdoorsmen, they’ve now turned their passion into a television series.
This past January, a driven group of young adults saw their dreams become reality. Dressed to the nines, they walked a red carpet with their friends and heard the unmistakable click of the camera flash.
In March 1986, Red Owl Country Store in White Bear Lake was the first location to be converted to a Kowalski’s Market. Twenty-nine years later, there are nine Kowalski’s markets in the Twin Cities area.
