Recent Posts by Rick Welter5 Facts About the Twin Cities Cooler than Our WintersHow good is your Twin Cities trivia? While you may know about the city’s musical icons, the significance of the Guthrie Theater, and the birthplace of the Juicy Lucy (or Jucy Lucy, depending upon who you talk to), there are still so many interesting tidbits to learn. So, it’s time to pull up a chair and get schooled on a few of the most interesting things about your favorite Minnesota cities. While the winters here get pretty cold, these fun facts about Minneapolis are even cooler. Read more › 6 Things to Do in Minneapolis This SpringSpring officially starts on Sunday, March 20th. For many Minneapolis residents, the changing of the season cannot come soon enough. With all the snow and frigid temperatures, we are due for a nice thaw come springtime. So, how do you keep your spirits up when there are still weeks to go before the city starts to warm up a little? All these spring events in Minneapolis! Let them be a beacon of light at the end of the tunnel. Here are six of the Minneapolis events we’re most excited about. Read more › Welter’s Wintry MixSummer doesn’t officially start until June. Still, there’s no reason why we can’t be looking forward to sunnier days to help keep us warm in these colder months. One of the best ways to get your summer vibe on is through music. Dance and sing your heart out to a playlist dedicated to the hottest days of the year. Here’s a list of some of our favorite summer-inspired songs to get you through the chill of winter. Minneapolis is colder than where?When it comes to the city of Minneapolis, it’s safe to say locals have a lot of pride. Home of musical legends like Prince, 22 of the state’s most beautiful lakes, and a one-of-a-kind food scene. People who live here have plenty of bragging rights. Minneapolis residents can also boast of another claim to fame: It’s the coldest major city in the United States. In fact, from December to February, Minneapolis winters average around 18.7 degrees. You might be surprised to see some of the places it beats out for the chilliest place on earth. Read more › Minneapolis Winter Events You Don’t Want to Miss
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How good is your Twin Cities trivia? While you may know about the city’s musical icons, the significance of the Guthrie Theater, and the birthplace of the Juicy Lucy (or Jucy Lucy, depending upon who you talk to), there are still so many interesting tidbits to learn.
So, it’s time to pull up a chair and get schooled on a few of the most interesting things about your favorite Minnesota cities. While the winters here get pretty cold, these fun facts about Minneapolis are even cooler. Read more ›
Spring officially starts on Sunday, March 20th. For many Minneapolis residents, the changing of the season cannot come soon enough. With all the snow and frigid temperatures, we are due for a nice thaw come springtime.
So, how do you keep your spirits up when there are still weeks to go before the city starts to warm up a little? All these spring events in Minneapolis! Let them be a beacon of light at the end of the tunnel. Here are six of the Minneapolis events we’re most excited about. Read more ›
Summer doesn’t officially start until June. Still, there’s no reason why we can’t be looking forward to sunnier days to help keep us warm in these colder months. One of the best ways to get your summer vibe on is through music. Dance and sing your heart out to a playlist dedicated to the hottest days of the year. Here’s a list of some of our favorite summer-inspired songs to get you through the chill of winter.
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When it comes to the city of Minneapolis, it’s safe to say locals have a lot of pride. Home of musical legends like Prince, 22 of the state’s most beautiful lakes, and a one-of-a-kind food scene. People who live here have plenty of bragging rights.
Minneapolis residents can also boast of another claim to fame: It’s the coldest major city in the United States. In fact, from December to February, Minneapolis winters average around 18.7 degrees. You might be surprised to see some of the places it beats out for the chilliest place on earth. Read more ›
Once the excitement of the holiday season ends, it’s easy to find ourselves staring out the window at the piles of snow, wondering why we continue to live in Minnesota. Here’s a good reason to celebrate winter in our home state: The number of amazing outdoor events and activities that occur during the winter months. Read more ›