Busy, busy October - good for us! More added daily (the zombies are a little slow to organize their Halloween events)
Tuesday, October 1
Tuesday, October 1
Talking Volumes: Margaret Atwood, Fitzgerald, 7pm. SOLD OUT
A Day to Remember, Rivercentre, 6:45pm.
Wednesday, October 2
Jonathan Biss, piano, Ordway, 7:30pm. Schubert Club.
O, What a Luxury with Garrison Keillor and Rich Dworsky, Fitzgerald, 7:30pm. Free, but must have a ticket (avail at the Fitz or Common Good Books) Get your ticket at Common Good Books and save 20% off your copy of O, What a Luxury (offer good only at time of pickup). A book signing will immediately follow each of the readings.
O, What a Luxury with Garrison Keillor and Rich Dworsky, Fitzgerald, 7:30pm. Free, but must have a ticket (avail at the Fitz or Common Good Books) Get your ticket at Common Good Books and save 20% off your copy of O, What a Luxury (offer good only at time of pickup). A book signing will immediately follow each of the readings.
YMCA Garage Sale, State Fairgrounds Merchandise Mart, 9am-7pm.
Thursday, October 3
YMCA Garage Sale, State Fairgrounds Merchandise Mart, 9am-7pm.
O, What a Luxury with Garrison Keillor and Rich Dworsky, Fitzgerald, 7:30pm. Free, but must have a ticket (avail at the Fitz or Common Good Books) Get your ticket at Common Good Books and save 20% off your copy of O, What a Luxury (offer good only at time of pickup). A book signing will immediately follow each of the readings.
Schubert’s 5th Symphony, Ordway, 7:30pm. Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
O, What a Luxury with Garrison Keillor and Rich Dworsky, Fitzgerald, 7:30pm. Free, but must have a ticket (avail at the Fitz or Common Good Books) Get your ticket at Common Good Books and save 20% off your copy of O, What a Luxury (offer good only at time of pickup). A book signing will immediately follow each of the readings.
Schubert’s 5th Symphony, Ordway, 7:30pm. Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Social Science: Murder at the Museum, Science Museum ,
6-11pm. A body is discovered at the
museum late at night, and all signs point to foul play. It's on you, lucky gumshoe,
to gather the forensic skills, clues, and savvy to solve the crime. Get the
real story from forensic scientists in the field as you learn to dust for
fingerprints, interpret blood spatter, and more. $20/25, more for adding Maya.
MN Wild vs. LA Kings, Xcel, 7pm.
Friday, October 4
YMCA Garage Sale, State Fairgrounds Merchandise Mart, 9am-7pm.
Schubert’s 5th Symphony, Ordway, 8pm. Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Medtronic TC Marathon Health and Fitness Expo, Rivercentre,
noon-8pm.
Saturday, October 5
MN Comic Book Association’s Fallcon, State Fair Education Building ,
10am-5pm. Midwest ’s
largest comic book convention.
Half-Price Books Clearance Event, State Fair Grandstand, 9am-6pm.
YMCA Garage Sale, State Fairgrounds Merchandise Mart, 9am-noon.
Half-Price Books Clearance Event, State Fair Grandstand, 9am-6pm.
YMCA Garage Sale, State Fairgrounds Merchandise Mart, 9am-noon.
Ordway Family Concert: Teaching Mozart, Ordway, 9:30 &
11am.
Medtronic TC MarathonHealth and Fitness Expo, Rivercentre, 10am-7pm.
Prairie Home Companion, Fitzgerald, 4:45pm.
Baby Case opens, History Theatre, thru Nov. 3. This Barrymore Award-winning musical follows
the sensationalized searches, investigations, and accusations which led up to America ’s first
“trial of the century.”
The Rhubarb Show, Fitzgerald, 9pm. A “club version” of the PHC radio show.
Summit Hill Fall Garage Sale. Maps at www.summithillassociation.org
Schubert’s 5th Symphony, Ordway, 8pm. Saint Paul
Chamber Orchestra.
MN Wild vs. AnaheimDucks, Xcel, 7pm.
Sunday, October 6
Twin Cities Marathon - A total of 187,784 have crossed the finish line!
Half-Price Books Clearance Event, State Fair Grandstand, 9am-6pm.
pipJazz Foundation Concert, Landmark, 1pm, FREE. Landmark
Center ’s resident jazz
songstress presents a free concert.
Tuesday, October 8
Ballet Tuesday, Landmark, noon, FREE. Lunch-hour performance by the St. Paul City
Ballet. Bag lunches welcome.
Miss Saigon opens, Ordway, thru Oct. 13. Contemporary love story centering on an
American GI and a Vietnamese girl.
Accordo, Amsterdam Bar and Grill, 7:30pm, $10/15. Music, drinks, context and conversation: Explore Mozart and Brahms viola quintets with the musicians of Accordo.
Accordo, Amsterdam Bar and Grill, 7:30pm, $10/15. Music, drinks, context and conversation: Explore Mozart and Brahms viola quintets with the musicians of Accordo.
Wednesday, October 9
Fall Flower Show opens, Como Conservatory.
Thursday, October 10
Fall Flower Show opens, Como Conservatory.
Thursday, October 10
Cocktails With Culture, Landmark, 5-7pm, FREE. Live musical performances and woodturning
demonstrations provided by The Schubert Club and AAW. Relax after the
workday with drinks at the cash bar and complimentary light appetizers.
The Tobolowsky Files, Fitzgerald, 7:30pm. A four part
storytelling series about life, love and Hollywood .
One of the top-rated Podcasts on iTunes.
MN Wild vs. WinnipegJets, Xcel, 7pm.
Friday, October 11
Miranda Lambert, Xcel, 7:30pm.
Mike Lynch Starwatch Party, 7-9pm, Lebanon Hills Regional Park, Eagan. Reservations 651-554-6530.
Mike Lynch Starwatch Party, 7-9pm, Lebanon Hills Regional Park, Eagan. Reservations 651-554-6530.
Saturday, October 12
Twin Cities Book Festival, State Fairgrounds, 10am-5pm,
FREE. This free, day-long festival
brings around 7000 people together to celebrate our vibrant literary culture.
The festival welcomes ‘rock star’ authors, local literary heroes, publishers,
kids and book lovers, who connect over real-live books and conversations.
Used Book Sale, Central Library, 11am-4pm. Cash or check only.
Highland Water Tower Open House, the best leaf viewing of the season!
St. Paul Fire Department Open House, 10am-1pm, 1000 W. 7th St, 505 Payne Ave., 2530 Edgecumbe Rd. Games, gifts, live fire and vehicle extrication demonstrations and tours.
The Grand Harvest, Grand Avenue. Pumpkin decorating events, scarecrow contest, petting zoo, bargains and family events to celebrate the season.
Lowertown Alley Bash, 234 E 4th St., 2-10pm. Alley Party sponsored by the Lowertown Bike Shop with music, food, drinks, magic, and loads of bicycle fun!
Used Book Sale, Central Library, 11am-4pm. Cash or check only.
Highland Water Tower Open House, the best leaf viewing of the season!
St. Paul Fire Department Open House, 10am-1pm, 1000 W. 7th St, 505 Payne Ave., 2530 Edgecumbe Rd. Games, gifts, live fire and vehicle extrication demonstrations and tours.
The Grand Harvest, Grand Avenue. Pumpkin decorating events, scarecrow contest, petting zoo, bargains and family events to celebrate the season.
Lowertown Alley Bash, 234 E 4th St., 2-10pm. Alley Party sponsored by the Lowertown Bike Shop with music, food, drinks, magic, and loads of bicycle fun!
Open Cockpit Weekend, MSP
Airport, 9am-3pm. Climb into the cockpit of C130 cargo plane
during open house at the Minnesota Air National Guard Museum. The aviation
museum houses about twenty historic aircraft in several hangars at the Air
Guard base Kids can get close to aircraft ranging from a World War II P-51
Mustang to an early F16 fighter jet. Minnesota
Air National
Guard Museum ,
670 General Miller Drive
(building 670), St. Paul ;
free; 612- 713-2523 or mnangmuseum.org
Girls & Science, Science Museum ,
10am-4pm. Annual community event
showcasing female scientists in wide-ranging fields of science and technology.
Tim Mahoney; Landmark Literati, Landmark, 10:30am. Tim Mahoney will discuss his book,
"Silent Partners: Big Tom Brown and The Barker Gang."
MN Wild vs. DallasStars, Xcel, 7pm.
Sunday, October 13
Meritage Oysterfest, Meritage, 2-8pm. Oyster shucking and eating and Communist
Daughter listening and dancing! $25,
often a sell out.
Highland Water Tower Open House, the best leaf viewing of the season!
Highland Water Tower Open House, the best leaf viewing of the season!
Opus & Olives: Fine Print & Fine Food, St. Paul Rivercentre, 5-9:30pm, $150/ticket. Dinner, drinks and conversation with five of America ’s bestselling
authors: John Searles, Bill Bryson, Elizabeth Berg, Dennis Lehane,
and Wally Lamb – a blockbuster line-up!
Monday, October 14
Central Library closed for staff training.
Tuesday, October 15
Talking Volumes: Rick Riordan, Fitzgerald, 7pm. Bestselling author of the Percy Jackson
and the Olympians series, the Kane Chronicles, and the Heroes of
Olympus.
Thursday, October 17
Education Minnesota
Activities, History
Center , 11am-3pm.
Courtroom Concert Series, Landmark, noon-1pm. Trio 612: Linda Chatterton, flute, Joel Salvo, cello, Matthew McCright, pianoMusic of David Evan Thomas. FREE
Courtroom Concert Series, Landmark, noon-1pm. Trio 612: Linda Chatterton, flute, Joel Salvo, cello, Matthew McCright, pianoMusic of David Evan Thomas. FREE
Broadway Songbook: Musicals of the 1950s, Ordway, 7:30pm. You’ll get the inside scoop on the writers,
producers and actors who created the greatest musicals of all time.
Professional Twin Cities based actors and actresses, who have toured the world
in many of the shows you’ll experience provide an unforgettable theatrical
experience.
Sarah Brightman, Xcel, 7:30pm.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Wits. Fitzgerald Theatre, 8pm. Chris Kluwe, Dave Hill, and Sara Watkins.
Friday, October 18
Education MinnesotaActivities, History
Center , 11am-3pm.
Women of Faith Conference, Xcel.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Mary T. & Lizzy K. opens, Park Square Theatre, thru Nov.
10. First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln and her
talented seamstress, Lizzy Keckly, a freed slave and successful businesswoman
share banter and intimacies before a fateful evening of theater.
Liquid Music, Fitzgerald Theatre, 8pm. St. Paul
Chamber Orchestra series
The Little Bird That was Caught: The Story of Jane Gibbs
opens, Steppingstone Theatre, thru Nov. 3.
The story of Jane Gibbs, who grew up alongside Dakota Indians, and grew
up to homestead and farm in the northeast corner of St. Paul .
Drew Nelson; Red House Live, Landmark, 7pm, $15/18. Hosted by various local radio personalities,
these concerts will begin at 8 pm and will be preceded by a cocktail hour
at 7 pm, giving audiences an opportunity to enjoy free food from Trotter's
Cafe and a cash bar.
Saturday, October 19
Boo Run, Harriet
Island .
Zoo Boo, Como ,
4:30-7:30pm. Over 200 live costumed characters interact
and entertain children. This magical event offers families a safe
trick-or-treating alternative plus many Halloween surprises.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Open Cockpit Weekend, MSP
Airport, 9am-3pm. Climb into the cockpit of C130 cargo plane
during open house at the Minnesota Air National Guard Museum. The aviation
museum houses about twenty historic aircraft in several hangars at the Air
Guard base Kids can get close to aircraft ranging from a World War II P-51
Mustang to an early F16 fighter jet. Minnesota
Air National
Guard Museum ,
670 General Miller Drive
(building 670), St. Paul ;
free; 612- 713-2523 or mnangmuseum.org
Women of Faith Conference, Xcel.
The Waterboys, Fitzgerald Theatre, 8pm.
Broadway Songbook: Musicals of the 1950s, Ordway, 2 &
7:30pm. You’ll get the inside scoop on
the writers, producers and actors who created the greatest musicals of all
time. Professional Twin Cities based actors and actresses, who have toured the
world in many of the shows you’ll experience provide an unforgettable
theatrical experience.
MN Rollergirls, Rivercentre, 7:30pm.
Sunday, October 20
The Gold Rush, House of Hope, 2pm. Aaron David Miller is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning organist and improvisationist, who has performed around the world and across the U.S.A., as well as on radio and television, accompanies Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush. FREE
Zoo Boo,Como ,
4:30-7:30pm. Over 200 live costumed characters
interact and entertain children. This magical event offers families a safe
trick-or-treating alternative plus many Halloween surprises.
Zoo Boo,
St. PaulCivic Symphony, Landmark, 1pm, FREE. Brahms’
first symphony and the majestic final symphony of Finnish master, Jean
Sibelius.
Spirits of St. Paul :
The Gangster Era, Central Library, 2pm. Film
maker Gary Crask shows his locally directed and produced film that tells the
role the city of St. Paul
played in American gangster history as a safe harbor for some of the nation's
most notorious criminals. Unrated, some explicit language. 110 min.
Love Mysteries, Concordia, 7pm. Russian inspiration in Viennese Operetta.
Love Mysteries, Concordia, 7pm. Russian inspiration in Viennese Operetta.
Disney Live: Pirate and Princess Adventure! Xcel. 1pm.
Food for Change, Fitzgerald Theatre, 7pm. A provocative new
film that explores the current resurgence of food co-operatives in the United States , and their unique place in America ’s
economic and political landscape.
Broadway Songbook: Musicals of the 1950s, Ordway, 2 &
7:30pm. You’ll get the inside scoop on
the writers, producers and actors who created the greatest musicals of all
time. Professional Twin Cities based actors and actresses, who have toured the
world in many of the shows you’ll experience provide an unforgettable
theatrical experience.
Tuesday, October 22
MN Wild vs. NashvillePredators, Xcel, 7pm.
Thursday, October 24
Courtroom Concert Series, Landmark, noon-1pm. Centre Street Quartet, Schubert’s Death and a Maiden. FREE
Gangster Ghost Tour, Landmark, 6-9pm, $5, RSVP required 651-292-3276. Learn a little history and meet some ofSaint
Paul 's most notorious gangster characters as you walk through
historic Landmark
Center on this eerie
tour.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Gangster Ghost Tour, Landmark, 6-9pm, $5, RSVP required 651-292-3276. Learn a little history and meet some of
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Organ Dedication Concert, Cathedral of St. Paul , 7:30pm, FREE. Renowned organist Olivier Latry performs.
Wits, Fitzgerald Theatre, 8pm. Paul Tompkins and Yo La Tengo.
MN Wild vs. CarolinaHurricanes, Xcel, 7pm.
Friday, October 25
Zoo Boo, Como ,
4:30-7:30pm. Over 200 live costumed characters
interact and entertain children. This magical event offers families a safe
trick-or-treating alternative plus many Halloween surprises.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Liz Wright and Raul Midon, Ordway, 7:30pm. Blending jazz, R&B, soul and gospel into
fresh, original music.
Wits, Fitzgerald Theatre, 8pm. Paul Tompkins and Rhett Miller.
Saturday, October 26
Day of the Dead Family Day, History Center ,
noon-4pm. Music, folkloric dancing, traditional Mexican games, activities and
traditional food.
Boo-ology, Science Museum, 1-4pm. Kids 12 and under in costume will receive free admission to the permanent exhibit galleries.
Family Camp-in, Science Museum, 3pm Saturday to 8am Sunday. 4-16yrs old with adult; Meals, costume contest, exhibit fun, haunted science lab, and more!
Lowertown Boos Crawl, 7pm. Big cash prizes in 5 categories plus late night Bonus Drawing. Hosted by eight of your favorite Lowertown "Haunts" ...Barrio, Black Dog, Bulldog, Golden's Deli, Gopher Bar, Hat Trick, and Trattoria. Advance-purchase PASSPORTS($20) available at Bulldog Lowertown. Passport holders get 1 FREE DRINK at each "Haunt," as well as Prize Eligibility.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Boo-ology, Science Museum, 1-4pm. Kids 12 and under in costume will receive free admission to the permanent exhibit galleries.
Family Camp-in, Science Museum, 3pm Saturday to 8am Sunday. 4-16yrs old with adult; Meals, costume contest, exhibit fun, haunted science lab, and more!
Lowertown Boos Crawl, 7pm. Big cash prizes in 5 categories plus late night Bonus Drawing. Hosted by eight of your favorite Lowertown "Haunts" ...Barrio, Black Dog, Bulldog, Golden's Deli, Gopher Bar, Hat Trick, and Trattoria. Advance-purchase PASSPORTS($20) available at Bulldog Lowertown. Passport holders get 1 FREE DRINK at each "Haunt," as well as Prize Eligibility.
Shadow and Spirits Tour, State Capitol, Tour with "spirits" form the Capitol's early history with lighting set to 1905.
Zoo Boo, Como ,
4:30-7:30pm. Over 200 live costumed characters
interact and entertain children. This magical event offers families a safe
trick-or-treating alternative plus many Halloween surprises.
Dawn Upshaw Returns, Ordway, 8pm. Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Sunday, October 27
Great Pumpkin Festival, Landmark, 1-3pm, FREE. The popular Halloween event returns with
music, crafts, candy, a costume contest and more! Dress your best and get ready
for some fun!
Children’s Halloween Tea, St. Paul Hotel, 2-4pm, $37. A cup of “Tea-rror!” A
magician and a fun afternoon full of treats and surprises.
Zoo Boo, Como ,
4:30-7:30pm. Over 200 live costumed characters
interact and entertain children. This magical event offers families a safe
trick-or-treating alternative plus many Halloween surprises.
YemenBlues, Ordway, 7:30pm. The music of Yemen and West Africa
with ancient chants, modern funk and Latin grooves.
Dawn Upshaw Returns, Ordway, 2pm. Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra.
Monday, October 28
MN Wild vs. ChicagoBlackhawks, Xcel, 7pm.
Thursday, October 31
Courtroom Concert Series, Landmark, noon-1pm. Ensemble 61, Music of Mary Ellen Childs. FREE
Thursday, October 31
Courtroom Concert Series, Landmark, noon-1pm. Ensemble 61, Music of Mary Ellen Childs. FREE
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