Head over to the only true gorge on the entire Mississippi River! Join in activities for all ages at three locations and learn about the watershed that feeds the river. Bohemian...
Minneapolis turtles – adults and hatchlings – are moving to winter habitats this fall, until the weather cools. Read on for more about baby turtles and the Minneapolis Park and...
The 2023 Owámni: Falling Water Festival brings a celebration of local Indigenous cultures to new and improved parks across the downtown Minneapolis riverfront on Saturday, Oct. 7, 1-5 pm!...
The City of Minneapolis is planning to repair the Bryant Avenue Bridge over Minnehaha Creek this fall. Repairs are expected to begin in the second half of October and take...
The Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board (MPRB) is excited to announce a major upgrade to its registration/reservation system, coming on Monday, October 2. Enhancements to the system include: A...
Blue-green algae can grow in lakes during many different seasonal conditions. Some species of blue-green algae are stimulated by fall lake conditions. Currently, Powderhorn Lake, Lake Hiawatha and Lake Nokomis are experiencing...
After first being solicited by the community in 2016 about changing the name for Sibley Field Park, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) initiated a community engagement process in 2021,...
A second public hearing on a proposal to rename the Chalet at Theodore Wirth Regional Park to “Eddie Manderville Chalet at Theodore Wirth Park” is scheduled Wednesday, September 20,...
Saturday, September 9, 10 am to 4 pm at Lake Nokomis Park Celebrate the monarch butterfly’s amazing, 2,300-mile migration from Minnesota to Mexico People who love butterflies, native plants,...
With a forecast of hot temperatures over the long holiday weekend, MPRB offers dozens of places to keep cool. Pools More than 50 wading pools or splash pads are open...
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