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Are you looking for a fun and easy way to spend quality time with your friends? Look no further than Painting with a Twist. Regardless of your artistic abilities, Painting with a Twist provides a welcoming environment that encourages creativity and relaxation. With the help of a local artist, you'll create a stunning masterpiece while enjoying delicious snacks and a glass of wine. Painting with a Twist provides everything you need, including the canvas, brushes, and paint. It even offers classes for children aged seven and up, making it the perfect activity for any celebration or party, from bachelorette parties to baby showers. Whether you're looking to celebrate a milestone or enjoy a night out with friends, Painting with a Twist is the perfect way to get creative and have fun.

Join the Minnesota Renaissance Festival and return to the 16th century. With 16 stages of live performances, thrilling jousting matches, and over 100 artisan booths, there's never a dull moment. The festival features seven themed weekends, so keep your calendar open and dress up in your favorite Renaissance gear for the whole experience. King Henry and his royal court invite you to their authentic 16th-century European village, where you can enjoy various stages of exciting entertainment. Over 250 artisans will display and sell handcrafted wares, making it a truly unique shopping experience. You'll also interact with memorable characters wandering the village streets and watch live armored jousting throughout the day.

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.