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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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National Fossil Day is coming up on October 13, and the Bell Museum is the perfect place to satisfy your curiosity about natural history. Exploring fossils is a great way to connect with the distant past, see what creatures were like millions of years ago, and inspire kids to learn more about science. The Bell Museum features exhibits on everything from ancient animals to space travel and has been in operation for nearly 150 years. The mix of education, science, art, and fun makes it an ideal place to visit for National Fossil Day this year in St. Paul.

• Bell Museum – 2088 Larpenteur Ave. W., St. Paul, MN 55113
  Established in 1872, the Bell Museum is the official natural history museum of Minnesota, and the University of Minnesota oversees it. The museum's mission is to inspire curiosity in all who visit, through hands-on experiences, education from a knowledgeable staff, and a vast collection of fascinating exhibits. It's a place where fun meets with learning, and it's all located around the corner from St. Paul homes for sale.

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Sunday, September 26 is World Rivers Day. It's an opportunity to appreciate and celebrate our local rivers and streams, and there's no better way to mark the occasion than by taking a paddling trip in the Twin Cities. 

We're blessed to live in a part of the world where numerous world-class rivers and streams are practically at our doorstep. If you're looking for a great place to kayak in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, look no further!

• Minnesota River - 101 Snelling Lake Rd., Saint Paul, MN 55111
  The Minnesota River flows over 300 miles across nearly the entire state of Minnesota before eventually emptying into the Mississippi River in Saint Paul. It's a gentle and placid river throughout much of the year, and sections of it are protected as Wild and Scenic River. Needless to say, there's a lot of great kayaking along the way. If you're looking for a paddling spot convenient to these St. Paul homes for sale, check out the beautiful Fort Snelling State Park, which includes ample river access near the Minnesota River's confluence with the Mississippi.

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Fall is almost here, the kids are back to school, and Sourdough September is upon us. Oh, you weren't aware of this month-long celebration of all things sourdough? Well, it's not too late to join in the delicious festivities.

But what if you're new to the area and don't know where things are yet? Any agent can find Minneapolis homes for sale, but can they tell you where the best bakeries are in the area of your new home? Likewise, there are a plethora of Saint Paul homes for sale, but once you move in, do you know where to go to enjoy fresh, hot sourdough bread nearby? We're here to help. Here's a list of our favorite places for sourdough in the Twin Cities.

• Aki's Bread Haus - 2506 Central Ave. NE, Minneapolis, MN 55418
  Hailing from Germany, Aki's Bread Haus serves fresh, hot loaves, rolls, pretzels, and more. One of their specialties is bauernbrot, a dark, German sourdough bread made with rye and wheat flours. Their location is temporarily closed, but you can still find them at various farmer's markets in the area.

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Playing disc golf is such a nice way to enjoy the outdoors. You can take your time moving from basket to basket, admiring the scenery on the way. Even if you have little to no disc throwing experience, it's an approachable sport, and the disc golf community is really welcoming. If you're looking at Minneapolis homes for sale or Saint Paul homes for sale, here are some disc golf courses to visit in the area.

• Highland Park Disc Golf Course: 1200 Montreal Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55116
  The Highland Park Disc Golf Course is a full, 18-hole course. Some baskets are out in the open, and others are set in more challenging, wooded terrain. The course is best classified as an intermediate course, but beginners can certainly have fun with it, too.
  
  This course is open to the public, and there is no charge to play. Highland Park has a lot to offer, so after your disc golf game, you can play horseshoes, enjoy a picnic under a shelter, let your kids explore the playgrounds, or walk the hiking trails.

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