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Once again, BareBones celebrates the seasons at Hidden Falls Park with Chicka-Boom! The outdoor celebration features a play exploring the journey from life to death with puppetry, aerialists, and fire art. Each evening the production will be... More »
Once again, it's time for the Barebones' Halloween puppet extravaganza. Like past pageants, the 19th annual event, Chicka-BOOM!, will be filled with puppets, stilting, aerialists, music, and fire art ... More »
"A loaf of bread, a jug of wine, and thou," a poet once said. That'll work in a pinch, but it doesn't make for a great picnic. When you're considering the best place for an open-air lunch in the Cities, you're also going to want scenic beauty, lots of open space, an absence of crowds, and plenty of amenities, whether tables and a grill for a cookout or a big lawn and shade for a blanket-and-basket affair. In the Twin Cities, no spot meets all of those conditions quite as well as Hidden... More »
Picnicking is a lost art these days. With people's frenetic schedules and fast food on every corner, the idea of a leisurely lunch in the out-of-doors has fallen out of fashion. But if you'd like to bring a little more romance to your weekends, we know the perfect spot to spread your blanket and rekindle the tradition. The relative seclusion of Hidden Falls Park, sheltered beneath the bluffs on the Mississippi's east bank in St. Paul, was made for a meal en plein air. At the park's north... More »
Picnicking is a lost art these days. With people's frenetic schedules and fast food on every corner, the idea of a leisurely lunch in the out-of-doors has fallen out of fashion. But if you'd like to bring a little more romance to your weekends, we know the perfect spot to spread your blanket and rekindle the tradition. The relative seclusion of Hidden Falls Park, sheltered beneath the bluffs on the Mississippi's east bank in St. Paul, was made for a meal en plein air. At the park's north entrance, picnic benches and barbecue grills are scattered throughout the grounds, including several choice spots by the river's edge, plus a sheltered picnic area for unpredictable weather. The south entrance is more conducive to baskets and blankets, with even fewer people and a wide swath of lawn and shade trees. After lunch, take a barefoot stroll along the sandy beaches by the water, or venture into the nearby woods to search for the modest spring-fed waterfall that gave the park its name.
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