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Hennepin Theatre Trust is an independent nonprofit organization that owns and operates the historic Orpheum, State, Pantages, and New Century Theatres. The Trust is dedicated to promoting cultural development in the community through the arts. It achieves its mission by presenting diverse live performances, offering inspiring arts education experiences, and advancing downtown Minneapolis's Hennepin Avenue cultural district. The Trust's activities include presenting Broadway touring productions, concerts, comedy shows, speakers, and other variety entertainment. The Trust also offers educational initiatives such as the SpotLight Musical Theatre and SpotLight Critical Reviewer programs for high schools, the Access Program, and Family Day events.

Are you looking for a unique mini-golf experience? Look no further than Puttery. Their modern take on mini-golf offers a whole new level of entertainment that you won't find anywhere else. So, say goodbye to traditional mini-pencils and windmills and hello to digital scorecards, craft cocktails, and culinary creations.  Their sophisticated putting lounge is an epic night out for adults only. You can indulge in exclusive cocktails that are crafted especially for each course. After the game, unwind in the lounge and savor the fan-favorite appetizers, upscale mains, and other crafted cocktails. Puttery is the perfect destination to make any special occasion unforgettable. Whether you want to organize a corporate team-building event or celebrate a milestone birthday party, they guarantee you'll have a memorable night out.

The Pavek Museum aims to inspire people to contribute to the quality of life through science and the communication arts while preserving the rich history of the development of electronic communications. It is a historically significant, permanent, and living repository. The Museum boasts over 12,000 square feet of antique radios, televisions, and broadcast equipment, including the original Joe Pavek Collection. Since opening its doors in 1988, the Museum has added to its inventory through donations from area radio and television stations, making it one of the world's largest and finest collections. Additionally, the Museum showcases historic broadcast equipment, such as cameras, consoles, and microphones.