Columbia Golf Course

The Southern Theater has been the heart of fine theater in the region for over a century. It is a historic venue home to various art forms, from vaudeville and silent films to foreign language films and stage productions. Today, The Southern Theater is the go-to destination for independent arts productions and is dedicated to sustaining a vibrant artistic community. It is conveniently located in the Seven Corners Neighborhood, just outside of downtown Minneapolis, and provides an intimate and nurturing environment for the region's most creative independent performing artists. The Southern Theater offers a respectful and engaging atmosphere that encourages artists and audiences alike to explore and engage in the most thought-provoking and enjoyable artistic experiences possible. The Southern Theater is the perfect choice if you're looking for a unique and unforgettable arts experience.

Escape the mundane atmosphere of the office and host your next corporate event at Como Park Zoo and Conservatory. The Visitor Center and Marjorie McNeely Conservatory provide a unique and exotic retreat for business functions, executive meetings, and corporate retreats. Step away from the ordinary and immerse yourself in the lush tropical rainforest while experiencing the wonder of exotic animals. As one of the last free zoos in the United States, Como Park Zoo and Conservatory is a unique and awe-inspiring venue that will impress your guests. The zoo's vast collection of animals, including big cats, gorillas, and giraffes, will keep your guests engaged and entertained. Admission to the zoo is free, but donations are appreciated so you can positively impact the preservation of the environment.

If you are interested in natural history, check out the Bell Museum. They have various animal specimens, such as mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, insects, and plants. Additionally, the museum has many traveling exhibits, dioramas, and touch-and-see exhibits that you can explore. Furthermore, you can visit the Whitney and Elizabeth MacMillan Planetarium on the University of Minnesota Twin Cities campus. It is the state's natural history museum and a planetarium. There, you can take exciting journeys from the cosmos to the human brain and learn about the universe's origins, diverse life on Earth, and Minnesota's wildlife dioramas. You can also experience the Touch & See Lab, which has a wide range of items such as 10,000-year-old fossils, living plants and animals, and more. Also, you can explore the native plant landscape, geology gardens, and solar station outside the museum.