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'A Landmark Reclaimed: From Federal Building to Community Icon,' in the Landmark Gallery, is a permanent exhibition located on the lower level of Landmark Center. The exhibit chronicles the
A brand-new exhibit created by Minnesota Children's Museum will transport families back to the Cretaceous Period (145 - 65 million years ago), the time when dinosaurs last lived on earth. 'D
The grocery lists and dining tables of people around the globe are the subject of this provocative exhibit based on the national best selling book by Peter Menzel and Faith D'Alusio. 'Hungry
Located on the Zoo's Central Plaza is 'Woodland Adventure,' a nature-based play area with a Minnesota theme. Children can explore a bear's den, sit in a huge eagle's nest, cli
'Children of Hangzhou: Connecting with China' is an exhibit designed to engage children and families in learning about one of the oldest civilizations - and now among the most modern in the
For more than 100 years, the University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station has improved food and food production in Minnesota and around the world. University agronomists and horticulturalis
Carl Ludwig Boeckmann, with his fiery red beard and flowing tie, was born in Christiania Norway on 29 jANUARY 1867. In 1905, at the age of 38, he settled permanently in Hennepin County but continued h
This Hennepin History Museum exhibition looks at growing up in Hennepin County through a series of "time stations" that examine educating, entertaining, dressing, and putting children to wor
This exhibition gives patrons a chance to examine something we sometimes forget: while traditions of the past might seem strangely different, peoplewill always be the same. Then...as now...people want
You know about Benjamin Franklin's famous experiment with a kite, a key and some lightning, but did you also know about his rebellious youth? That he pioneered wind surfing and invented swim fins
Photographer Jerry Mathiason and Mill City Museum embarked on a project during the state sesquicentennial in 2008 to document change on the Minneapolis riverfront, selecting historic photos from the s
The Sunken Garden presents a seasonal potpourri of fantastic floral shows, with five popular themes each year.
Soaring hawks, talking parrots, majestic owls, and many more rare and beautiful feathered creatures delight and educate Zoo guests at the Kaytee 'World of Birds' Show! The show features a va
The performances will take place over the lunch hour and guests can bring a bag lunch or purchase lunch at Anita's Cafe, located on the south end of Landmark Center's cortile. The majority o
The year 2009 marks the 80th anniversary of the American Swedish Institute, founded in 1929 by Swedish immigrant Swan J. Turnblad. This holiday season, this important anniversary is celebrated with a
See The Schubert Club's rare collection of world instruments, historic keyboards and composer manuscripts in its newly-renovated space on the second floor of the Landmark Center. Visitors will be
Soaring hawks, talking parrots, majestic owls, and many more rare and beautiful feathered creatures delight and educate Zoo guests at the Kaytee 'World of Birds' Show! The show features a va
Every day a different topic will be featured and guests will learn about the day-to day-operations of running the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory. Learn about the plants and how they are cared for, plus
Sage Cowles grew up around NYC, graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison in 1947, married, and moved to Minneapolis in 1953. Sage's talk will cover lessons learned along the way, reflec