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Explore the booths at the Uptown Art Fair, where you can enjoy a wide range of fine art, including paintings, photography, woodwork, and glasswork. There's something for everyone. You'll also have the chance to witness live art performances, and your children can participate in the various available family and children's activities. This festival is one of the most popular events in Minnesota, so make sure to experience all the fun. The Uptown Association organizes the Uptown Art Fair, a juried fine arts festival renowned for its exceptional quality. With a rich history and constant innovation, the Uptown Art Fair is proud to feature a diverse selection of high-quality artwork that appeals to all tastes.

Discover the beautiful city of Minneapolis in a fun, unique way with Human On A Stick Segway Tours. Their Segway tour covers several miles and takes you to landmarks such as Upper Lock and Dam, Hennepin Avenue Bridge, Gateway Park, and Boom Island. Riding on a Segway, you'll enjoy the sights without feeling tired. They offer public and private tours for individuals or groups of up to eighty people. As the first Segway tour company in the USA, they have over fourteen years of experience providing unforgettable tours of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Experience an unforgettable and thrilling Segway ride while exploring new places or seeing familiar ones in a new light. They provide all the necessary equipment, so all you need to bring is your sense of adventure.

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.