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Located in the heart of downtown Saint Paul, overlooking beautiful Rice Park, the Ordway Center for the Performing Arts is widely recognized as the premier performing arts venue in the Midwest. The Ordway offers diverse events, from Broadway hits to inspirational multi-cultural performances, including drama, dance, and music. It is Saint Paul's most elegant and inviting performance space and attracts regional audiences. The Ordway is also home to a unique Arts Partnership, joining forces with The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, The Minnesota Opera, and The Schubert Club. The Ordway hosts yearly performances as one of the U.S.'s leading not-for-profit performing arts centers.

Welcome to Punch Bowl Social Minneapolis, the ultimate entertainment hub that offers an unbeatable experience. Their location in The Shops at West End is perfect for those seeking a break from shopping and a dose of excitement. Whether you're looking for delicious brunch, happy hour specials, or even Karaoke, they've got you covered. The 25,000-square-foot space has various games and activities, including Giant Scrabble, Jenga, Connect Four, bowling, and bronzing, to keep you entertained throughout your visit. And the best part? The scratch-to-craft food and cocktails are available daily, ensuring you can indulge in your cravings anytime. So, treat yourself to the perfect combination of great food, drinks, and entertainment at Punch Bowl Social Minneapolis.

Experience a unique transportation journey with the Minnesota Streetcar Museum. The Como-Harriet and Excelsior Streetcar Lines are living history museums that offer a ride on the city's streetcar system, taking you back in time. Explore the historic displays, shop for unique souvenirs, and take a nostalgic ride on one of the landmark streetcars along the picturesque route between the lakes. Enjoy a remarkable trip through historic Excelsior along a half-mile track built on the former right-of-way of the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway, where the car stops at our barn. You can view a photo gallery of hotels, trains, paddlewheel boats, and landmarks from the 1800s. The Museum also provides an opportunity to learn about the history of Twin Cities Rapid Transit as it ran in Minneapolis and St. Paul, other streetcars in the collection, and the work in progress of restoring a vintage streetcar.