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Childish Films @ Minneapolis Central Library
300 Nicollet Mall
Minneapolis
612.543.8000
hclib.org

Family Day at the Bakken
3537 Zenith Avenue South
Minneapolis
612.926.3878
thebakken.org/Saturday

Family Day at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 3rd Avenue South
Minneapolis
612.870.3200
artsmia.org

Family Free Events in the park
14800 Pioneer Trail
Eden Prairie
952.949.8300
tinyurl.com/cdfu2sb

Family Night at the Global Market
920 East Lake Street G10
Minneapolis
612.872.4041
midtownglobalmarket.org

Free Family Flicks
Mall of America
8100 24th Avenue South
Bloomington
952.883.8800
theatresmoa.com

Free First Saturday at the Walker Art Center
1750 Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
612.375.7600
walkerart.org

Lake Harriet Band Shell
West Lake Harriet Pkwy
Minneapolis
612.230.6400
minneapolisparks.org

Music and Theatres in the Parks
St. Paul Parks and Recreation
Como Lakeside Pavilion, Phalen Ampitheatre, Harriet Island
612.632.5111
tinyurl.com/br2b2k

Open Eye Driveway Tour
612.874.6338
openeyetheatre.org

St. Paul Public Libraries
90 West 4th Street
St. Paul
651.266.7000
Stpaul.lib.mn.us

Saturday Live! @ Central Library
90 West 4th Street
St. Paul
651.266.7000
stpaul.lib.mn.us

Saturday Puppet Shows for kids
In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and mask Theatre
1500 East Lake Street
Minneapolis
612.721.2535
hobt.org

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