Posts with tag 'Outdoor Activities'

Does winter really start before the first game of pond hockey is played in Minnesota? Whether you're a hockey fanatic or you simply love reviving the traditions of winter with friends, there's nothing like a little pond hockey to get the blood pumping on a chilly day. Given that long tradition, it's only natural that the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are played on "The Pond" at Lake Nokomis Park in Minneapolis. We are ready for the action, and we've got the details on how to enjoy the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships in 2020.

U.S. Pond Hockey Championships

Dates: January 23 – 26, 2020

Location: Lake Nokomis Park – 4955 W. Lake Nokomis Parkway, Minneapolis, MN 55417

• Follow the Path of the Legends of the Pond
  Always a highlight of the season close to Minneapolis homes for sale, the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are now entering their 15th years of family fun. What started as a passion project of founder Fred Haberman has grown into the biggest and best pond hockey tournament you'll find anywhere. There are more than 650 games played on 28 rinks over the course of the three-day event, with tons of teams across all age levels and just as many volunteers who help make the magic happen. Whether you're playing in the games, cheering on your favorite squad from the sidelines, or volunteering to help make the event happen, the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships are a special time for everyone involved.

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With activities ranging from 5K runs to rock concerts, Halloween is twice as fun in the Twin Cities. Get ready for a spook-tacular time at these great Halloween events taking place around Minneapolis homes for sale.

• Tiny Tot Halloween Party - Logan Park, 690 - 13th Ave. NE, Minneapolis 55413
  Are your toddlers too young for trick-or-treating? Let them share in Halloween fun at Tiny Tot Halloween Party, a special event exclusively for kids under the age of 6. Activities include open gym time, bounce house, face painting, and art projects. Healthy snack and treat bags will be served. Party time is 10 a.m. - noon on Friday, October 25. Pre-registration is required.

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Picnics gained popularity in post-Revolutionary France when the royal parks became open to all. Today picnics are a great way to share quality time with friends and family of all ages. July is National Picnic Month, so it's a perfect reason to celebrate at one of these outdoor spots in the Twin Cities suggested by our REALTORS®.

1. Minnehaha Regional Park - 4801 S. Minnehaha Dr., Minneapolis 55417
   With its stunning scenery and variety of activities, Minnehaha Regional Park never gets old no matter how many times you visit. The magnificent 53-foot waterfall is the primary draw, but the park also features views of the Mississippi River and limestone bluffs. There are walking and cycling paths, a disc golf course, and a volleyball court along with a wading pool and playground for the kiddies. Bring Fido along for a romp in the off-leash dog park. Hours are 6 a.m. - midnight daily.

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Finding one of the best homes in Saint Paul to buy is always a reason to celebrate as our clients know well. When you reside in the Twin Cities, there is always something to celebrate or some festival to attend.  Coming up on January 24^th to February 3^rd, our real estate agents recommend the Saint Paul Winter Carnival.

This fun-filled winter extravaganza is the perfect outing for everyone. Both locals and tourists will love it, as will families of all ages. The carnival showcases the Minnesota snow with some signature events, such as the ice carving competitions, the parades, family activities, and more.

• The Parades
  The Moon Glow Pedestrian Parade officially kicks off the carnival on January 24, 2019, at 6 pm. Guests are encouraged to join local businesses on the winter stroll from the Chamber of Commerce to Rice Park, where the winter fun begins.  The King Koreas Grand Day Parade on Saturday, January 26^th at 2 pm is also a treat as the new king and his Royal court ride on through town on decorated floats. With dozens of marching bands, it's a sight to see.
  
  

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No matter how you celebrate, you'll see homes in Saint Paul decorated with holiday lights throughout the winter season. Many homeowners here love to get into the festive spirit and contribute their delightful spin on the holidays.

Whether you're the kind of person who enjoys climbing up to string lights or you'd rather sit back and enjoy what others come up with, you're sure to bask in the beauty St. Paul has to offer. It's the home of some of the most stunning Christmas light displays in the nation.

You'll want to visit our amazing displays all throughout the city: 

• Rice Park
  Rice Park is already well-known for the WinterSkate skating rink that opens in mid-November every year. The park's annual ribbon-cutting ceremony kicks off the light-watching season as visitors gaze in wonder at the huge Christmas tree festooned with lights. Displays will continue this year, even though parts of Rice Park are still in the midst of an intensive renovation.
  
  

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