Finally, we are here! The Walker Art center in Minneapolis features multidisciplinary, contemporary, and visual and performing arts exhibits. It is included in the "Big Five" museums for modern art in Minnesota. This art museum had once served

Episode 16: Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 42s

One of the crown jewels of the Minneapolis park system is the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. It is an 11-acre park which is located near the Walker Art Center. It is connected to Loring park and Basilica of Saint Mary. You can find the iconic Sp

Episode 15: Loring Park

Dec 23rd, 2020 17s

Loring Park is one of the largest parks in the city. The park has a small lake known as the Loring Lake, but formerly known as Johnson’s Lake. The surrounding buildings of this park still date back to the 1900s. This park is also a usual venue

Episode 14: Minneapolis Convention Center

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 45s

The Minneapolis Convention Center is located in downtown Minneapolis. It is near the Orchestra Hall and just a block away from the Nicollet Mall. This convention center can host multiple events and it offers advanced technical tools and modern

Episode 13: W Minneapolis - The Foshay

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 40s

If you find yourself in downtown Minneapolis, the Foshay is the best place to stay. Located on Marquette Avenue, the luxurious skyscraper hotel has a remarkable interior with cutting edge designs. The interior is made of African Mahogany, Itali

Episode 12: Capella Tower

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 38s

The Capella Tower was once an office tower known as 225 South Sixth. It is a skyscraper and one of the most prestigious properties in the heart of Minneapolis, Minnesota. It was opened in 1992 together with the first bank place that also served

Episode 11: IDS Center

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 39s

Here we are at the IDS center. The tallest sky scrapper in the entire state. This building used to be 775.5 feet tall until a garage for window washing equipment was added on top of the building. Now the building stands at a dizzying height of

Episode 10: The Arts Institutes International Minnesota

Dec 23rd, 2020 50s

Welcome to the Arts Institutes International Minnesota where the youth’s creative potentials are honed and sharpened. It is a school for people who are into different forms of art like culinary, advertising, digital film and video production, i

Episode 9: Target Center

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 15s

Now, your holiday vacation wouldn’t be complete without going to this point where most shows are being held—be it for private events, graduations, concerts, family shows, and many other events, the Target Center is the place where you want to b

Episode 8: Shout House Dueling Pianos

Dec 23rd, 2020 54s

Now this place is far different from the previous music house we’ve visited. While The Pourhouse caters to people looking for a blasting nightlife with girls, booze, and live music, Shout! House Dueling Pianos is much more formal, sophisticated

Episode 7: The Pourhouse

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 3s

If you are looking for night life here in Minneapolis, The Pourhouse will give you just that. Loud music, local band concerts, crazy dances, and of course, booze! This bar is open every day from 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. The calm city streets will imme

Episode 6: Minneapolis City Council

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 33s

Right in front of you is the Minneapolis City Hall and Hennepin County Courthouse. This structure houses the governing body of Minneapolis. The building that stands in front of you right now was designed and constructed during 1888. It is a pro

Episode 5: Twin Cities Food Tours

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 51s

A major city in Minnesota, Minneapolis comprises the “Twin Cities,” its counterpart being the neighboring state capital St. Paul. Popular for its parks and lakes, Minneapolis is home to the Mississippi River. It houses several cultural landmark

Episode 4: MacPhail Center for Music

Dec 23rd, 2020 2m 8s

The MacPhail Center for Music was named after the Founder, William S. MacPhail, who was an original member of the Minneapolis Symphony (the Minnesota Orchestra today). He first established the MacPhail School of Violin in 1970 at Minneapolis. T

Episode 3: Mill City Museum

Dec 23rd, 2020 2m 21s

Mill City Museum is one of the historical landmarks in the city of Minneapolis. Built in 2003, in the ruins of Washburn “A” Mill, this museum is not only intended for displaying art and ancient items, but is also the exact venue for milling flo

Episode 2: Mill City Farmer’s Market

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 38s

Minneapolis is the largest city in Minnesota and it is where you can find the Mill City Farmer’s Market. You can easily access the marketplace by metro bus. It nestles between the Guthrie Theatre and the Mill City Museum. It is also close to th

Episode 1: Mill Ruins Park

Dec 23rd, 2020 1m 47s

The Mississippi River should definitely be on your list when in Minneapolis. The chief river of the largest drainage system on the North American continent, the Mississippi River is the fourth longest and ninth largest river in the world by dis

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