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The Minnesota Vikings play each home game at the new U.S. Bank Stadium, from August through December. U.S. Bank Stadium is the newest state-of-the-art NFL stadium, with the largest transparent Read more [...]

Minnesota’s professional men’s hockey team play from October through April at the Xcel Energy Center.

National headliners take the stage here Tuesday through Saturday with an open mic night every Monday. This North Loop joint has been a favorite among locals for years—including that of former Read more [...]

Prince filmed his “1999” music video at the Armory in 1982. Soon after, the venue was sold, but in 2017, the Armory made a triumphant return to its roots to Read more [...]

The longest-running sketch-comedy theater in the nation, the BNW boasts alumni including Louis Anderson and former United States Senator Al Franken. Each show features hilarious comedy scenes, satirical songs and Read more [...]

For more than 20 years, the Cedar has welcomed prominent national artists like Bill Frisell, Gillian Welch and John Gorka. Along with traditional American concerts, the center also hosts ethnic Read more [...]

Improv teams compete for laughs as an emcee referees and the audience members yell suggestions and award points to the funniest. Located in Uptown Minneapolis, this group has been voted Best Improv Read more [...]

Classic American bowling center, bar and restaurant in Northeast Minneapolis, featuring 21+ cosmic bowling at 10 p.m. every night. A shuttle is available to every Twins home game.

Local and national rock, folk and blues acts play at this pleasing downtown bar that everyone visits for one show or another. House bands come and go, playing ’70s boogie Read more [...]

A local music landmark, this cavernous former bus station was showcased by Prince in “Purple Rain” and has hosted big names in music for decades. Bands play early, followed by Read more [...]