Three guys in town for a quick weekend — my brother, my college roommate, and me. We get into Minneapolis Friday afternoon, Sept. 11, are catching the Twins game Saturday, and head out Sunday morning.
None of us have spent much time in the Twin Cities, so looking for the “if you only have 36 hours, do these things” recommendations.
We’re pretty open and would rather experience Minneapolis than just hit generic tourist spots. Interested in:
● A great bike ride — we’d rent bikes. Best route for 2–3 hours that incorporates trails, lakes, riverfront, neighborhoods, etc.?
● Parks/trails or outdoor spots that are legitimately worth fitting in
● Breweries or unique local bars
● Best restaurants — casual/local favorites especially, but open to one really good dinner
● Live music, clubs, dive bars, or nightlife for three guys in their 40s/50s who still like to have a good time
● Anything uniquely Minneapolis/St. Paul that we shouldn’t miss
We’ll probably stay fairly close to Minneapolis, but we’ll have transportation and are open to St. Paul if there’s something worth making the trip for.
If you were planning the weekend, what would you do Friday afternoon/night and Saturday before/after the Twins game?
Bonus points for a bike route that connects a few good stops along the way. Thanks!

Hello fellow Saint Paul people, I'm looking for a recommendation for a vet in the St Paul area. We currently go through Southview Animal hospital, but they have been super expensive. This is for a cat and we are in the west side neighborhood. Thank you in advance!

Does anyone have a recommendation for a good women's Tailor? Looking for a reasonable price and good quality. Doesn't need to be fast. Would prefer to support STP business.

We've got an old boiler in our place and are looking for recommendations for someone to service it. Particularly interested in people with experience with old houses.

There's an all white pigeon that's posted up in my yard and it definitely looks like someone's pet.

PS - there should be a "Missing Pet" flair.

I love lake Phalen. Moved a couple blocks away a couple years ago and jogging around it is always something I look forward to after work every day. The park is always busy, but rarely overcrowded. There are always people fishing. There are always groups and families hosting get togethers. The lake itself if beautiful. I've seen loons, teals, kingfishers, ospreys, and all other sorts of birds you don't often see in cities. The native plants and trees are always healthy and always changing. Every visit brings something different. The pathways are well maintained. The festivals hosted there are always a blast.

Just wanted to show some gratitude to a great park that doesn't always get as much love as it should.

Rice street and Arlington, up to rice and roselawn, all the way east to 35E. Anyone know what’s going on? Can’t remember seeing that many squad cars blocking off that large of a swath of roads and neighborhoods. Hope everyone is ok

Hi y’all, long-time reader, first-time poster.

Was a loyal customer to a certain garage that closed a few years ago. Still searching for another good fit now.

Was recently quoted $737 for front brake pads/rotors replacement, which both intuition and cursory research tells me runs high. Wondering if anyone has an appropriate recommendation for me. Minneapolis and inner-ring suburbs in play too.

Vehicle is a 2008 Kia Sedona with plenty of life left in her.

Hey all. My partner suggested I reach out to this sub.

I am hoping to find groups in St. Paul/the twin cities who share some nerdy passions of mine. I would love to find a DND community for beginners. Additionally, I am a huge fan of all things DC, Marvel (X-men is my favorite), Star Wars, Star Trek, and nerd culture in general.

Gambit brewing had an X-men related event recently, and being amongst those who are equally as passionate about the things I love made me feel seen. I am super eager to find friends, and communities of people who are unapologetic in their love of nerdy things (like me).

I have been nervous to reach out and would really appreciate any of you to point me in the direction of something I can get involved in. Otherwise, if you feel willing to invite me into your circle (I am 31m) I'd be so grateful. It's been difficult to meet people and perhaps it's attributed to my own nerves. Thanks for the help! I really adore this sub.

IOP programs for complex ptsd or chronic ptsd

Hi all- I’m checking in to see if anyone has any ideas. I’m currently in a prariecare program and have not been impressed. Ideally I’m looking for an intensive therapy program that meets daily/ multiple times a week that has a focus on dealing with triggers rather than depression. I’ve tried Roger’s in the past and it was also not super helpful.

Otherwise I’m also looking for a psychiatrist that works specifically with trauma.

Thank you in advance. - please be gentle I’m in a rough spot and looking to get some help.

Tuesday, August 18^(th), 9am the police will have a community meeting at the police station on Hamline next to Target Midway. The meeting is not specifically about Flock cameras but the police person who knows about Flock cameras will be there and will be able to answer any questions or concerns you have about Flock cameras.