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The City of Lakes Loppet Winter Festival is a two-day event offering various activities. You can enjoy point-to-point Cross-Country skiing, Fat Bike, Skijor, and Snowshoe events, including competitive races and recreational touring events through Theodore Wirth Park. There are also unique events such as the Kubb Tournament and Luminary Loppet, the Loppet's largest fundraiser. In addition to these events, there are various other activities to enjoy, such as shopping tents, ice skating, snow sculpting contests, ice bike racing, and skijoring, a combination of dog sledding and skiing. During the festival, you can also indulge in good beer, food, hot cocoa, and warm bonfires. Remember to bundle up as it will be cold outside.

If you're looking for a fun and educational experience for your child, consider visiting the Minnesota Children's Museum, where your child can explore nature, art, culture, and science with interactive exhibits and attractions. The Museum's play spaces are designed to empower children to take control of their learning. They can develop critical thinking, creative problem-solving, communication, and confidence skills. The Museum is located in St. Paul and houses ten permanent exhibits, including a four-story climber with a spiral slide, a laser maze, a car wash, ball launchers, a maker space, a pretend town, and a gallery for toddlers and preschoolers. Additionally, a traveling exhibit gallery features a new experience every few months.

Welcome to HUGE Theater, an exclusive Twin Cities venue dedicated to showcasing the magic of improvised comedy shows and workshops. As a nonprofit theater, it is run by passionate artists committed to supporting the improv community. It provides a platform for aspiring artists to showcase their talents and hone their skills. The Theater takes pride in hosting thousands of improvised comedy shows and festivals, such as the Twin Cities Improv Festival, Black and Funny Improv Festival, Queer & Funny Improv Festival, and many more. Their success stems from their belief in the abundant improv talent in the Twin Cities and their commitment to providing a home for artists, students, and audiences alike.