U-Haul of Minneapolis

Come and create unforgettable memories at Can Can Wonderland, a 35,000-square-foot space offering a variety of amusements and entertainment activities. Can Can Wonderland takes pride in being Minnesota's first arts-based public benefit corporation. Every activity you take part in helps to support the Minneapolis-St. Paul artist community that they value and hold dear. The centerpiece of Can Can Wonderland is its fantastic mini-golf course. But that's not all! You can also find three arcade areas with various electromechanical devices, black light and neon games, vintage pinballs, and electronic video machines. So, challenge your friends, test your skills, and find your favorites. The retro-futuristic-fiesta of fun they offer is a magical experience you won't want to miss.

Are you looking for an exciting way to spend your day? Look no further than the Loring Park Art Festival. With over 140 visual artists displaying their original works, you'll be inspired and awed by their creativity. As you wander through the park's stunning gardens, you'll be serenaded by talented musicians and entertained by captivating stage performances. Be prepared to be amazed by diverse art forms, including painting, photography, prints, jewelry, glass, and more. And don't worry about your hunger or children getting bored, as there will be plenty of food booths and fun children's activities to enjoy. Take advantage of this unforgettable experience.

If you're interested in a unique and ethical wildlife park, Sustainable Safari is worth checking out. This park is home to a diverse range of animals; all well-cared for and living in spacious enclosures that replicate their natural habitats. Along with its animal exhibits, Sustainable Safari provides various educational programs and activities that enable visitors to learn about the animals and the importance of conservation efforts. One of the park's major attractions is its petting zoo, where visitors of all ages can interact with friendly and gentle animals such as goats, sheep, rabbits, and chickens. They can pet and feed the animals while learning about animal care and responsibility from the zookeepers. This is an excellent way to connect with nature and better understand the significance of preserving the planet's wildlife.