While the weather outside may be cold, the fun never stops in St. Paul! If you’re looking for a way to get out and enjoy local events, here are plenty of things to do in St. Paul today, tomorrow and all winter long!
October 12 – October 14
Multiple locations throughout St. Paul
Free
The St Paul Fall Art Crawl, which dates back to 1977, is a wonderful way to see some of the local and talented artists in the area. Nationally recognized, the art crawl has become a model arts event that is emulated in cities across the country.
October 27th
Lake Monster Brewing
550 Vandalia St #160 – St Paul, MN 55114
Tickets: $15 ($20 after October 12th)
Put your costume on and have a beer while listening to some great music at Lake Monster Brewing. The headliners this year include Field Report, Dead Horses, Solid Gold, The Pines and Al Church.
Anytime in the fall!
Along the river, or anywhere in Minnesota
Any spot along the Mississippi River in the fall will give you a breathtaking view of the spectacular colors that a Minnesota autumn produces. If you’re looking to go on a little day trip and get out of the city for a bit check out this list of some the best places for scenic fall drives in the state.
Anytime in the fall
Any of St. Paul’s great breweries
Some of the best beers you’ll try will be the seasonal beers that local breweries have to offer. There is just something about a crisp, cold beer in the fall that feels right. A couple of our favorite local beers available in the fall are Summit Brewery’s “Oktoberfest” and Bad Weather Brewing Company’s “Tuppin’ it Down.” Make a Saturday out of trying some of the best seasonal beers St. Paul has to offer!
In the fall
Multiple options throughout the Metro Area
Apple Orchards is a timeless fall weekend tradition for many Minnesotans. Whether you’re going on a date or going with friends and family, you can’t go wrong with an afternoon of apple picking, ending with some hot apple cider and mini doughnuts. Pine Tree Apple Orchard is short drive to White Bear Lake and is one of the most popular destinations for fresh apples.
Full list of Minnesota apple orchards
November 11
Xcel Energy Center
199 W Kellogg Blvd – St Paul, MN 55102
Tickets: $40-$200
Now is your chance to see one of the most popular artists in world right now, as Drake is coming to the Xcel Energy Center with his Aubrey and The Three Amigos Tour along with special guests Migos.
December 6 – December 9
Xcel Energy Center
199 W Kellogg Blvd – St Paul, MN 55102
Tickets: Starting at $20
The celebration of the century comes alive in Disney On Ice celebrates 100 Years of Magic. This monumental ice skating spectacular will be fun for the whole family!
December 6 – December 24
The Saint Paul Hotel
350 Market St, St Paul, MN 55102
Tickets: $94
Featuring playwright Joe Landry’s acclaimed take on the classic 1946 Frank Capra film, It’s a Wonderful Life. The shows are accompanied by a three-course luncheon for afternoon performances and a three-course dinner for evening performances.
Now until January 21st, 2019
Minnesota History Center
345 W. Kellogg Blvd. – St. Paul, MN 55102
Tickets: $12 for adults, 6 for kids
When the weather starts to get cold, indoor activities are a must in St. Paul. Stay warm at the Minnesota History Center and learn about the cultural, political and social significance of 1968 in this nostalgic exhibit. Check out an authentic Jimi Hendrix vest and one of Mr. Roger’s patented sweaters!
January 24th – February 2
75 W 5th St, St Paul, MN 55102
Free
Since 1886, the Saint Paul Winter Carnival continues to bring family-friendly events and community pride to Saint Paul and the Twin Cities metro area. With such events and features as the puzzle contest, ice palaces and the Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt, there is plenty to do during this festive week.
Date TBD
Minnesota State Fairgrounds
1265 Snelling Ave N – St Paul, MN 55108
Tickets: $50
Over 160 breweries will be in attendance once again for the 10th annual Winter Beer Dabbler. Try some of the 500 beers and maybe you’ll find a new favorite! Featuring live music, a silent disco and much more entertainment, this beer dabbler is a can’t miss St. Paul Tradition.
February 2
Xcel Energy Center
199 W Kellogg Blvd – St Paul, MN 55102
Tickets: $100-$500
Watch the Minnesota Wild take on their rivals, the Chicago Blackhawks. A great venue for sporting events, the Xcel Energy Center doesn’t have a bad seat in the house.
November 9 – January 13
20 W 7th Pl, St Paul, MN 55102 (Park Square Theater)
Tickets: $43.50
This “highly caffeinated comedy” tells the story of three friends who reminisce about their rags-to riches success story with hilarious results. The laughter is infectious and the comedy appeals to everyone from first graders to college students to baby-boomers to grandparents.
Free
Full list of sledding hills
For a family-friendly way to get out and enjoy the huge amount of snow we’ve received this winter, there are several sledding hills around Saint Paul. From steep to moderate to gentle, there’s something for both adults and children. Enjoy your time with some good old-fashioned winter fun!
Dates TBD
The Cowles Center for Dance & The Performing Arts
528 Hennepin Ave – St. Paul, MN 55403
Tickets: $26-$36
St. Paul Ballet has asked audiences to select the best of five seasons for a multifaceted anniversary celebration at The Cowles Center. From poignant to moving, with a bit of charm and verve, St. Paul Ballet takes its cue from audience favorites in classical and contemporary ballet. This special program includes the one-act story ballet Bella Luna by Peter Davison and Locked Key by Zoé Emilie Henrot.
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