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    Jeannine Marie P.

    As a wedding photographer, Aria is one of my absolute favorite venues! There's always a huge variety of gorgeous spots to shoot in and it is in such a prime location in Minneapolis! It is so versatile with how you can decorate it, but it has such a unique look to it. Love love love this venue!

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    Hoċokata Ṫi

    Hoċokata Ṫi

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    A must see if you are in the Twin Cities and the whole region. This cultural center serves as a…read moremuseum and a community center for the nation. The gift shop has art and other products all from small businesses. Once you arrive there is a small introduction from the staff and you are allow to learn at your leisure. There is a free parking lot but you can also take a ride share, just be mindful of surge pricing.

    This cultural center is a sight to behold! I love the architecture- both the exterior and interior…read moreare modern and flowing, yet so thoughtful in how it connects with the greater meaning of the Dakota people (who find symbolism in circles and cycles). The sky-light in the ceiling mirrors the tribe's logo. The lower level is specifically members-only, so if you are visiting, you will not be able to view the lower level. We discovered that there was a fun masquerade happening after-hours the day we visited; it's nice to know there is involvement all the time from community members! The upper level is where visitors can come to explore the museum and learn about this region's specific segment of the Dakota tribe and the dialect they speak. You will get to see authentic and historic pieces that were unearthed in the burial mounds right here in the Shakopee area! Wow! Also many outfits worn by men and women. Two painted murals are very impressive as well. There are many exhibits to read from and interact with, many of which also include Dakota language read aloud so you can listen along. I especially liked learning that the tribe had specific words for older and younger brothers/sisters. My favorite exhibit was the teepee lined with real buffalo skins that you could sit inside and listen to recordings of oral history stories that might've been told back in the day while pretending to be next to a warm bonfire! Very immersive. I also really liked the origin story told at the beginning of the self-guided tour; the video played in 360 degrees as well as directly above you as if you were looking up at the sky/stars. It really made it special and memorable. Another fun experience for younger visitors is the bead stringing simulation with colored wooden blocks- choose a fun pattern and assemble like a puzzle! You will also be exposed to the tragedies that befell the tribe with the invasion of European settlers and learn the harsh struggles the community had in retaining its culture during that time. Further, there are exhibits of more contemporary times as the community has been able to secure more land, grow, and look toward providing for its future generations. Really remarkable the strength and hope showcased at the end of the tour and really wraps up the experience nicely. The rate for adults/general admission is $8. Seniors, educators, and students get a discount for $5. There is an occupancy limit of fifty individuals at a time. Be sure to stop at the giftshop to purchase unique gifts that benefit the community and the artists themselves that create the crafts. You'll find lotions, balms, incense, food items, maple syrup, incredible quilts, blankets, plushies, keychains, beanies, jewelry, pins, postcards, decorative pieces, books, and more. There is also a library full of great literature to learn even more if you choose, free of charge. Honestly, if you are in the area, this place is a must-go! Wonderful experience, and the employees are very friendly and knowledgeable too.

    Mpls Tattoo Convention - The Girl before her next tatt.

    Mpls Tattoo Convention

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    This is an excellent venue for folks who are either into tattoos or want to learn more. I must…read moreadmit that it's a bit tough being a "virgin" at the event. You can come and go with an armband, which was nice, My daughter got a tattoo at the event and it's pretty nice. If you are a skin virgin and unsure of whether you want to get a tattoo, keep that to yourself. There was a bit of shaming about my not having or getting a tattoo. I donate blood, so I don't know if the waiting period before being able to donate again is worth it to me.

    People who like tattoos, people with tattoos, people getting tattoos, people getting tattoos of…read morepeople getting tattoos... Jasmine B won some free tickets to this event and I was the lucky friend who got to be her +1. Well I am hoping to get a new tattoo soon, and I really respect the talented artists, and there were some features and mini shows going on at the convention that I was looking forward to seeing. The Dangerous Fun Show was not very dangerous and was just fun. His "tricks" were pretty obvious but his mustache was cool. Marlo Marquise was a huge feature and the announcer boasted that she's a big success and toured with Jane's Addiction, and I felt by the look on her face that she might have felt that the MN convention room was kinda below her. But she was entertaining and hot, so thanks for eating fire half-naked for us. I think Black Heart Burlesque was the best part, the costumes and ladies were really beautiful! And the woman who organizes the group was so classy, ya know, in a stripping-in-public kind of way. The Enigma (the guy tattooed and modified from eyeballs to toes) was very funny and entertaining, when I was able to understand what he was saying. And finally, the human suspension evoked mixed reactions in me like, "holy hell that's interesting" and "holy hell that's disgusting", which would dub it a success. The girl who swung by her elbows was having a tough time though and is probably now scarred for life both figuratively and literally. Overall it's worth checking out!

    The Trailhead - The main hall area.

    The Trailhead

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    What a fantastic community space and outdoor recreation center! Totally makes winter in Minnesota…read moreeven better. I'm new to discovering The Trailhead at Theodore Wirth Regional Park, but believe me when I say I'll be back many more time. In the winter, they offer cross-country skiing and lessons. (You can rent a full set of gear for about $30- no need to have your own to experience skiing! They also have à la carte options for cheaper if you only need poles or boots, etc.) Besides skiing, outdoor winter activities also include snow tubing, snowboarding, snowshoeing.... You name it. (I haven't been in fall or summer yet, but I also hear great things about their mountain biking and trail running options.) Inside The Trailhead, there's food and drink concessions, ample seating, lockers, bathrooms, and even rooms for rent. The last time I was there, a family was hosting a young child's birthday party in the multi-purpose room. Altogether, there is an amazing assortment of services here to come and check out. Can't wait for next ski season!

    We have made a tradition of coming here the day after Thanksgiving. I am from out of town, visiting…read morefamily and friends. The building is a perfect space for bringing a large group together for games, chatting, eating, and sledding on the snowy hills just outside the doors. They used to serve hot food, but they no longer have that option. The food was not consistent or anything all that special, but it was a nice option. This time we brought Thanksgiving leftovers and some breakfast bagel sandwiches. The space is well maintained and clean. It is spacious and has lots of room for young kids to run around and not be a disturbance. Always look forward to coming here.

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