Posts in category 'Twin Cities'

Hard seltzer—made with a combination of carbonated water, alcohol, and often some type of fruit flavoring—is a deliciously refreshing drink that's enjoyable any time of the year. The following are destinations near Minneapolis homes for sale and St. Paul homes for sale that are worth a visit to order a hard seltzer.

• Fulton Brewing - 414 6th Ave. N., Minneapolis, MN 55401
  Since founding Fulton Brewing in 2009, its owners have experienced phenomenal growth as their popularity has grown. The brewery produces eight different hard seltzer varieties that have proven to be customer favorites, including lemonade, berry, hops, grapefruit, blood orange, and lemon-lime seltzers. A new edition to their hard seltzer lineup is Strawberry Rhubarb, which the owners say is their most Minnesota flavor to date. It has lots of flavor and a pink hue, and like the brewery's other hard seltzers, it's light and effervescent.

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With over 14,380 lakes, it's no surprise ice sports have become quite a tradition around Minnesota. Ice skating is a fun way to exercise during the wintertime. Whether you play hockey, figure skate, or simply like to skate around, there are so many great rinks around the Twin Cities. Many of them are outdoors too, so it's easy to get some fresh air. Here are five of our favorite local places to skate.

• Parade Ice Garden - 600 Kenwood Pkwy., Minneapolis, MN 55403
  With three full indoor rinks, a locker room, spectator seating, skate rentals, and a concession stand, Parade Ice Garden is easily one of the best skating spots in Minneapolis. Open skating takes place most weekday afternoons, but the rink also hosts adult open hockey and figure skating pro ice as well. There are often many events to watch on the weekends. You'll have a ton of fun at Parade Ice Garden, and it's just a short drive from some beautiful Minneapolis homes for sale.

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It's not always easy finding vegan dining options — particularly when you move to a new area. There are plenty of Minneapolis homes for sale and Saint Paul homes for sale, but it takes a bit of research and planning to determine which restaurants in the Twin Cities have the best plant-based options. Don't worry, though; we've got you covered. As we celebrate World Vegan Month this November, here are some of the most convenient and delicious vegan options the Twin Cities have to offer.

1. Hard Times Cafe - 1821 Riverside Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55454
   Open 22 hours a day (6 am to 4 am daily), the Hard Times Cafe has a punk vibe and a great vegan menu with a wide variety of delicious and exotic options you can enjoy at almost any hour. Of particular interest are their vegan dessert cups, such as blueberry vegan cheesecake, chocolate cake with lavender frosting, and lime curd with cherries, layered into cups for a quick and convenient dairy-free treat.

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Visiting expos is a fun weekend activity for the whole family.  It's also a great way to take a deep dive into any particular hobby or interest. Now that expo season is in full swing, there are tons of exciting shows coming to the Twin Cities. Best of all, they span a wide range of interests. 

If you love browsing exhibitions, trying new food, and meeting fascinating people, you might enjoy checking out one of these fantastic Twin City expos this November:

• Minneapolis Gift & Art Expo 2021 - 1301 2nd Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN 55404
  Start your holiday shopping at the Minneapolis Convention Center November 5-7 at the Minneapolis Gift & Art Expo. Here you'll find a wide range of homewares, decor, jewelry, paintings, and many one-of-a-kind gifts. You'll also have the chance to meet and support so many wonderful local artists. After the event, check out these Minneapolis homes for sale on your way home.

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