u/singing_millenial

I live in rural Minnesota, about an hour and a half west/northwest of Minneapolis. I’ll be bringing my kids (12, 10, and 5) to both Minneapolis and St. Paul separate times this week (Minneapolis for the Lynx game Monday and Wednesday to St. Paul for the Science Museum).
What are some things we could do that maybe they haven’t done yet?
We frequent the Sculpture Garden quite often, so I’d like to skip that this time around.
What are some must see things for my country kids to make sure there is more to this world than corn fields and lakes!

I’m posting this in a couple of different places but I also thought I’d ask here…
My son (10) and I are coming to the game Monday night. It is only his second Lynx game but I’ve been many times.
We’re from rural Minnesota, about an hour and a half west/northwest from Minneapolis. Although we are rural, I still want to make sure I expose him (and all of my children) to everything that Minnesota has to offer. Any suggestions for a few fun things to do before the game? We are frequent visitors to the science museum, sculpture garden, and the stone arch bridge, so I’m looking for something new!
*a place for supper would be great too, but I have a gluten allergy and eating out can be stressful for me!

Today is my birthday! The Lynx are playing my 2nd favorite team (because the Lynx are #1, duh) and Jessica Shepard is my favorite active player!
I just scored some decent tickets on Stubhub and my 11 year old daughter and I will be in section 118.
Let’s go Lynx!