Twin Cities weekend events: Adult book fair, inflatable obstacle course, ice fishing tournament
Temperatures are plunging again, making this the perfect time to visit a new-to-you exhibit at your local museum.
Driving the news: The Minnesota Historical Society is offering free admission this Saturday to five local museums and landmarks, including the James J. Hill House, the History Center and Mill City Museum.
Check out the nation's largest collection of nesting dolls at The Museum of Russian Art's exhibit through mid-March ($14 admission) or immerse yourself in Mia's permanent Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room (free).
👋 Audrey's pick: Walker Art Center's Sophie Calle exhibit, which closes in a few weeks, is a personal favorite — the French conceptual artist's voyeuristic work is a fascinating look at the blur between public and private life. ($18 admission)
In other entertainment news...
📚 Missing your childhood Scholastic Book Fair? Inbound BrewCo. in Minneapolis is hosting a Book Fair for Adults on Saturday, featuring eight local bookstores spanning a wide variety of genres and "bookish" crafters. Free
🌊 Bounce around an inflatable obstacle course — in a dive pool — this Saturday at Eden Prairie's Community Center. Participants must be at least 8 years old and wear life jackets. $18, includes access to open swim
🐟 Compete for the smallest fish award at the first annual Lake Waconia Ice Fishing Tournament on Saturday. Other categories include largest predatory fish and a snowman-building contest. $20 ages 16 and up, $10 ages 4-15
🛍️ Shop for new-to-you treasures at the Winter Antique Show this Saturday and Sunday at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Expect everything from furniture to jewelry to old advertisements. $10
☀️ Bask in tropical temperatures at Music Under Glass, a free concert at Como Conservatory on Sunday night. This week's iteration features "downhome NOLA Blues" performed in the newly-reopened Sunken Garden; beer and wine are available for purchase. Free
Prefer the afternoon? Bachman's on Lyndale in south Minneapolis is also hosting live music in its greenhouse on Sunday from 1-3pm. Free
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