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LSA Guide 2014 - Table of Contents
ATMs…………………………………………………………... 2
Bookstores................................................................................ 3
Brew Pubs………………………………………………………4
Coffee Shops………………………………………………….... 5
Copying………………………………………………………… 5
Groceries……………………………………………………….. 5
Gyms…………………………………………………………… 6
Ice Skating……………………………………………….......... 7
Library…………………………………………………………. 7
Liquor Stores…………………………………………………... 7
Mall of America……………………………………………….. 8
Maps………………………………………………………….... 8
Meteorologists/Weather……………………………………… 8
Museums………………………………………………………. 9
Music Venues…………………………………………………..10
Pharmacies……………………………………………………..11
Restaurants…………………………………………………….. 12
St Paul………………………………………………………….. 15
Taxi and Pedicab…………………………………………........18
Theaters………………………………………………………... 19
Transit…………………………………………………………. 20
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ATMs
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Bank of America
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Baker Center
109 S 7th St
Minneapolis, MN 55402
US Bank
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US Bank Plaza
200 South 6th Street
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Marquette Skyway
90 South 6th Street
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U.S. Bank Centre Village
425 South 7th Street
Wells Fargo
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4th & 2nd Avenue
215 4th St S
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Northstar
608 2nd Ave S
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Craig Hallum Center
701 4th Ave S
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Wells Fargo Center Lobby
90 S 7th St
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IDS Center First Floor
77 S 7th St
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City Center
40 S 7th St
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IDS Center
80 S 8th St Suite 281
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Campbell Mithun Tower
222 S 9th St
Bookstores
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Barnes and Noble
801 Nicollet Mall
612-371-4443
barnesandnoble.com
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James and Mary Laurie Booksellers
250 3rd Avenue N
612-338-1114
http://www.lauriebooks.com/shop/lauriebooks/index.html
James and Mary Laurie have more than 120,000 volumes of individually selected fine books
in many fields and more than 30,000 classical and jazz vinyl records. They have also added a
gallery for their selection of antiquarian printed maps and prints.
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Magers and Quinn
3038 Hennepin Avenue S
612-822-4611
http://www.magersandquinn.com/
Magers and Quinn is Minnesota’s largest independent bookstore. It is located in the heart of
the trendy Uptown neighborhood.
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Brew Pubs
Minnesota has an excellent craft beer scene. Check out some of these local taprooms and brew
pubs. http://mnbeer.com/ is also a good resource.
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Fulton Brewing
414 6th Avenue N
Minneapolis MN 55401
612-333-3208
http://www.fultonbeer.com/
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Harriet Brewing
3036 Minnehaha Avenue
612-315-4633
harrietbrewing.com
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Indeed Brewing
711 15th Avenue NE
612-843-5090
http://www.indeedbrewing.com/
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Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery
800 Lasalle Avenue #125
612-332-2739
rockbottom.com
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Summit Brewing Company
910 Montreal Circle
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-265-7800
http://www.summitbrewing.com/
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Surly Brewing Co.
4811 Dusharme Drive
Brooklyn Center, MN 55429
763-535-3330
http://www.surlybrewing.com/
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Town Hall Brewery
1430 Washington Avenue S
612-339-8696
townhallbrewery.com
Coffee Shops
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Caribou Coffee
651 Nicollet Mall #219
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Dunn Bros Coffee
607 Marquette Ave S
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Starbucks
900 Nicollet Mall
Copying
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FedEx Office Print & Ship Center
80 S 8th St
612-343-8000
http://local.fedex.com/mn/minneapolis/office-0614/
Groceries
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Lunds
1201 Hennepin Ave
612-379-5040
http://www.lundsandbyerlys.com/Stores/Lunds/Hennepin.aspx
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Target
900 Nicollet Mall
612-338-0085
http://www.target.com/store-locator/store-details/storeNumber=1375
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Wedge Coop
2105 Lyndale Ave S
Minneapolis, MN
612-871-3993
http://www.wedge.coop/
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Whole Foods
222 Hennepin Ave
612-313-7101
http://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/stores/hennepin
Gyms
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Lifetime
Target Center
600 1st Avenue N
612-486-3600
clubs.lifetimefitness.com
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Snap Fitness
625 4th Avenue S #170
612-339-1991
snapfitness.com
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YMCA
30 S 9th Street
612-371-8740
ymcatwincities.org
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YWCA
1130 Nicollet Avenue
612-332-0501
ywcampls.org
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Ice skating
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The Depot
225 3rd Avenue S
612-339-2253
http://www.thedepotminneapolis.com/ice-rink.php
The Depot is a popular ice skating venue, and offers student discounts on Thursdays.
It's fun, it's romantic, and it’s warm in the winter. Named one of the top places in North
America to ice skate by Fodor's Travel, USA Today and MSNBC, The Depot Rink is an
historic Downtown Minneapolis train shed that now houses a modern-day, indoor skating
rink with floor-to-ceiling glass walls providing a great view of the city skyline.
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Parade Ice Garden
600 Kenwood Parkway
612-370-4846
http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=1175
The Parade is next door to the Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden.
The Parade Ice Garden offers premier indoor ice skating to the public year round. Parade
has three different ice rinks open to individuals of all ages, skills and interest levels: a 96’ x
56’ studio rink, and two full size rinks at 200’ x 85’ feet each. It features a large concession
area, lockers and a comfortable location to change into skates.
Library
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Minneapolis Central Library
300 Nicollet Mall
612-543-8000
Liquor Stores
Note: Liquor stores are closed on Sundays as per state law
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Haskell’s
81 South 9th Street
612-333-2434
http://www.haskells.com/
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Lunds Wine & Spirits
1201 Hennepin Ave
612-379-5040
http://www.lundsandbyerlys.com/Stores/Lunds/Hennepin.aspx
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Team Liquor Wine & Spirits
19 South 7th St
612-375-9487
Mall of America
To get to the Mall of America, take the blue line train south to the end of the line. The closest train
station to the Hilton is located at 5th avenue between Nicollet Mall and Marquette Avenue. This
route will also take you to the airport, and is much cheaper than a taxi.
Maps
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An interactive map of the skyway can be accessed at www.skywaymyway.com
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A map of downtown Minneapolis can be accessed at
http://www.minneapolismn.gov/www/groups/public/@bis/documents/maps/convert_26
8958.pdf
Meteorologists/Weather
Minnesotans sure do love to talk about the weather, and we have lots of delightful meteorologists
who can tell you all about it. Remember frostbite can occur within minutes when the temperatures
get below zero, so know how cold it is and dress in several layers when you are going outside.
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Paul Huttner and Craig Edwards: http://blogs.mprnews.org/updraft/
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Belinda Jensen: http://www.kare11.com/weather/default.aspx
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Mark Seely: http://climate.umn.edu/weathertalk/
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Sven Sundgaard: https://twitter.com/svensundgaard
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Wunderground: http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/
hdfForecast?query=55403
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Museums
 Bell Museum of Natural History
10 Church Street SE
612- 626-9660
http://www.bellmuseum.umn.edu/
The Bell Museum is on campus as the University of Minnesota. Learn about the natural
history of Minnesota and the Great Plains. The museum has a touch-and-see room where
you can handle lots of artifacts and pet several varieties of snakes. Admission is free on
Sundays.
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Mary Tyler Moore Statue
Located at the corner of 7th Street S and Nicollet Mall. Because Mary Tyler Moore!
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Mill City Museum
704 S 2nd Street
612-341-7555
http://www.millcitymuseum.org/
Built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill, Mill City Museum is
located on the historic Mississippi Riverfront. Here, visitors of all ages learn about the
intertwined histories of the flour industry, the river, and the city of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis Institute of Arts
2400 Third Avenue S
(888) MIA-ARTS
http://new.artsmia.org/
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Children’s Theater Company are housed in the same
building. Check out both while you are there.
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) inspires wonder, spurs creativity, and nourishes the
imagination. With extraordinary exhibitions and one of the finest wide-ranging art
collections in the country—Rembrandt to van Gogh, Monet to Matisse, Asian to African—
the MIA links the past to the present, enables global conversations, and offers an exceptional
setting for inspiration.
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Walker Art Center and Sculpture Garden
1750 Hennepin Avenue
612-375-7600
http://www.walkerart.org/
The Walker Art Center is the premier modern art museum in Minnesota and is also the
creative force behind the Internet Cat Video Film Festival. The Walker is free on the first
Saturday of each month. The theme for First Free Saturday on January 5th is “From
Morocco to the Moon.”
The Walker Art Center is a catalyst for the creative expression of artists and the active
engagement of audiences. Focusing on the visual, performing, and media arts of our time,
the Walker takes a global, multidisciplinary, and diverse approach to the creation,
presentation, interpretation, collection, and preservation of art. Walker programs examine
the questions that shape and inspire us as individuals, cultures, and communities.
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Weisman Art Museum
333 E River Parkway
612-625-9494
http://www.weisman.umn.edu/
Housed in a striking stainless steel and brick building designed by architect Frank Gehry, the
Weisman Art Museum offers an educational and friendly museum experience. The
museum’s collection features early twentieth-century American artists, such as Georgia
O’Keeffe and Marsden Hartley, as well as a diverse selection of ceramics and contemporary
art. A teaching museum for the University of Minnesota and the community, the Weisman
provides a fresh, engaging arts experience through an array of programs and a changing
schedule of exhibitions. There’s always something interesting to see and do at WAM.
Music venues
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Dakota Jazz Club
1010 Nicollet Mall
612-332-1010
http://www.dakotacooks.com/
The Dakota is a rare gem in the Minneapolis entertainment scene. One of few
establishments to serve a full, chef-driven menu paired with world-class music performances
seven nights a week, the Dakota is more than a restaurant and more than a music club; it’s
where love of great food and great music come together as a seamless duet.
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First Avenue and 7th Street Entry
701 1st Avenue N
612-338-8388
http://first-avenue.com/
San Francisco has the Fillmore Auditorium. New York has the Knitting Factory.
Minneapolis has First Avenue and the 7th St Entry. Anyone who knows about music in this
town will tell you that, for the last four decades, First Avenue has been integral to the Twin
Cities' vibrant music scene.
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Fine Line Music Café
318 1st Avenue North
612-338-8100
http://finelinemusic.com/
The Fine Line Music Café is located in the heart of the Warehouse District in downtown
Minneapolis. The club is in the main level of the Consortium building, which was built in
1907 and is considered a historic site. The Fine Line Music Café celebrated its Grand
Opening in November of 1987. Ruth Whitney was the original owner and worked for two
years developing her vision of a first-class nightclub. Whitney envisioned a club that could
present top quality local and national musical acts seven nights a week. She created the club
with two tiered cabaret style seating, which she found to be the best way to enhance the
musical experience.
Pharmacies
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CVS Pharmacy
1110 Hennepin Ave
612-338-5867
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Walgreens
815 Nicollet Mall
612-339-0363
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Restaurants
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Barrio
925 Nicollet Mall
612-333-9953
http://barriotequila.com/barrio/#!/
Where you go to get your tequila fix
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Brit’s Pub
1110 Nicollet Mall,
612-332-3908
http://www.britspub.com/
Serving scholars and scoundrels since 1990. Classic British entrees, scotch, and a large
selection of beer.
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Crave
825 Hennepin Ave
612-332-1133
http://www.craveamerica.com/
American
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Dancing Ganesha
1100 Harmon Pl,
612-338-1877
http://www.dancingganesharestaurant.com/
Yummy Indian food. Chill ambiance and a great vegetarian selection.
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Hell’s Kitchen
80 S 9th St
612-332-4700
http://www.hellskitcheninc.com/
Amazing place to get breakfast/brunch.
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Ichiban
1333 Nicollet Mall
612-339-0540
http://www.ichiban.ca/locat_minneapolis.php
Japanese
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Keys Café
114 S 9th St,
612-339-6399
http://www.keyscafe.com/foshay-minneapolis-mn/
Located in the Foshay tower, a classic part of the Minneapolis skyline. The best place to get
pastries downtown. Also good sandwiches.
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Kieran’s
85 6th St. N,
612-339-4499
http://www.kierans.com/
Great Irish bar. Really happening place on weekend nights. Great live music.
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Kramarczuk’s
215 E Hennepin Ave
612-379-3018
http://kramarczuks.com/
Sausage. Lots of sausage.
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The Local
931 Nicollet Mall,
612-904-1000
http://www.the-local.com/
Great place to get fish and chips and a tall Irish stout.
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MacKenzie’s
918 Hennepin Ave,
612-333-7268
http://mackenziepub.com/
Large scotch and beer selection
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McCormick and Schmick’s
800 Nicollet Mall
612-338-3300
http://www.mccormickandschmicks.com/
Seafood
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News Room
990 Nicollet Mall
612-343-0073
http://www.thenewsroommpls.com/home.aspx
This is where the student social will be held
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Nye’s Polonaise Room
112 E Hennepin Ave
612-379-2021
http://www.nyespolonaise.com/
Polish food and polkas
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Pizza Luce
119 North 4th Street
612-333-7359
http://pizzaluce.com/
Amazing pizza! Gluten and dairy free options.
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Solera
900 Hennepin Avenue
612-338-0062
http://www.solera-restaurant.com/
Tapas
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Zelo
831 Nicollet Mall,
http://www.zelomn.com/
Unique Italian restaurant
St. Paul
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Common Good Books
38 S. Snelling Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55105
651-225-8989
http://www.commongoodbooks.com/
Common Good Books is Garrison Keillor’s bookstore. It is on campus at Macalester
College.
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Como Zoo and Conservatory
1225 Estabrook Drive
St. Paul, MN 55103
651-487-8201
http://www.comozooconservatory.org/
Como Park is a wonderful place to go for both indoor and outdoor activities. For outdoor
enthusiasts, the park offers cross country skiing and the Como Zoo, which has a newly
renovated polar bear exhibit. If you are looking for something a little more tropical, the
conservatory has multiple warm, humid rooms, and an adorable sloth that hangs out in the
Tropical Encounters room
Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is operated by the Saint Paul Parks and Recreation
Department. The zoo features a seal island, a large cat exhibit, a variety of aquatic life,
primates, birds, African hoofed animals and a world class polar bear exhibit. The Marjorie
McNeely Conservatory is a half-acre indoor and outdoor facility with a number of different
wings dedicated to a variety of plant life including bonsai trees, ferns, orchids and seasonal
flowers.
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James J. Hill House
240 Summit Avenue
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-297-2555
http://sites.mnhs.org/historic-sites/james-j-hill-house
The Hill House is right across the street from the Cathedral of St. Paul, and just down the
road from the History Center and the State Capitol.
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Rugged stone, massive scale, fine detail and ingenious mechanical systems recall the
powerful presence of James J. Hill, builder of the Great Northern Railway. Guides lead tours
that help you imagine family and servant life in the Gilded Age mansion, the setting of the
public and private lives of the Hill family. The James J. Hill House is a National Historic
Landmark.
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Minnesota Children’s Museum
10 West Seventh Street
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-225-6000
http://www.mcm.org/
The Children’s Museum is in the heart of downtown St. Paul. This would be a fun visit to
combine with ice skating at Rice Park.
For more than 30 years, Minnesota Children's Museum has embedded the research on play,
creativity and child development into its interactive learning environments and programs.
Open-ended experiences are designed for children to explore, discover, immerse, imagine
and connect.
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Minnesota History Center
345 W. Kellogg Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-259-3000
http://www.mnhs.org/
The history center is a fun way to learn about Minnesota history. During the conference,
there will be exhibits on prohibition, Minnesota’s Greatest Generation, weather, grains, and
immigration stories. This is a fun visit to pair with the State Capitol and the JJ Hill house,
which both nearby.
The Minnesota History Center is an interactive museum with both permanent and changing
exhibits, the Minnesota History Center hosts concerts, lectures, family days and other special
events throughout the year. The building is also home to the Minnesota Historical Society
library and archives, a research destination for school children, family historians and
academics.
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Minnesota Wild
Xcel Energy Center
175 West Kellogg Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-602-6000
http://wild.nhl.com/
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The Minnesota Wild are Minnesota’s professional hockey team. They will be playing the
Washington Capitals on January 4th.
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Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
345 Washington Street
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-282-3000
http://www.ordway.org/
The Ordway is across the street from Rice Park. A visit would be fun to combine with ice
skating. During the conference, Broadway Songbook: George Gershwin will be playing.
The Ordway, recognized as one of the U.S.’s leading not-for-profit performing arts centers,
is home to a wide variety of performances throughout the year that encompass the finest in
American musical theater, world music, dance, and vocal artists on its Music Theater stage.
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Rice Park
St. Paul, MN 55102
612-749-0435
http://www.wellsfargowinterskate.com/
If you find yourself in downtown St. Paul, ice skating at Rice Park is a must. The park is
across the street from the historic Landmark Center and the Ordway. It is free to skate, and
skate rental is only $2. On January 5th, there will be Downton on Ice. Dress in period- style
clothing and watch the season premier of Downton Abbey on a large jumbotron
overlooking the rink.
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Science Museum of Minnesota
120 W. Kellogg Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55102
651-221-9444
http://www.smm.org
The Science Museum is full of hands-on exhibits and also features an Imax theater. During
the conference, there will be a special exhibit and Imax film about the Maya. The exhibit has
lots of neat language displays. There may also be a Social Science event, which is a monthly
21+ after hours event that offers drinks and special programming for adults. Keep an eye
out for the 2014 schedule to be released soon. Consider pairing a visit to the Science
Museum with ice skating at Rice Park.
The Science Museum's 70,000 square feet of exhibition space includes a 10,000-squarefoot temporary exhibit gallery and five permanent galleries covering the topics of
paleontology, physical science and technology, the human body, peoples and cultures of the
Mississippi River, and the museum's collections. The Mississippi River flows just outside the
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windows of the museum and past the museum's ten acres of outdoor exhibits and
programming space.
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State Capitol
75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
St. Paul, MN 55155
651-296-3962
http://sites.mnhs.org/historic-sites/minnesota-state-capitol
The Minnesota state capitol offers free tours daily. If guided tours aren’t your thing, there are
also self-guided tour options in 20+ languages. Consider combining a visit to the Capitol
with a visit to the Minnesota Historical Society.
Designed by Cass Gilbert, the Minnesota State Capitol is considered an architectural
masterpiece. Visitors can explore the House, Senate and Supreme Court chambers, see the
legislature in action, visit the gold-leafed Quadriga on the roof when weather allows, stop in
the restored Rathskeller Café and walk the Capitol Mall.
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Subtext
165 Western Avenue N
St. Paul, MN 55104
651-493-3871
http://subtextbooks.indiebound.com/
Subtext is a wonderful independent bookstore below Nina’s Coffee Cafe. Nina’s (n aɪ nəz)
named for St. Paul’s most famous madame, whose brothel was located where the Science
Museum is now. You are welcome to take your coffee downstairs and sit in the bookstore.
The bookstore and coffee shop are two blocks down Selby Avenue from the Cathedral and
the JJ Hill House.
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Taxi and Pedicab
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Airport Taxi
612-888-8881
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Oromo Taxi
612-353-1113
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Red & White Taxi
612-871-1600
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SuperShuttle (shared van service to airport)
612-827-7777 ext. 2
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Twin Town Pedicabs
612-338-1128
Theaters
The Twin Cities have the second most theater seats per capita, following only New York City.
Check out some of our amazing venues.
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Children’s Theater Company
2400 3rd Avenue S
612-874-0400
http://www.childrenstheatre.org/
During the conference Children’s Theater Company will be performing Cinderella. CTC is
attached to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Children's Theatre Company creates extraordinary theatre experiences that educate,
challenge and inspire young people and their communities.
Children’s Theatre Company is one of few professional regional theatres to employ a fulltime professional resident acting company.
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Guthrie Theater
818 S 2nd Street
612-377-2224
http://www.guthrietheater.org/
During the conference, the Guthrie will be showing “Born Yesterday” by Garson Kanin.
Discounted tickets are available for students and patrons under the age of 30. Ask at the box
office for details.
The Guthrie Theater, founded in 1963, is an American center for theater performance,
production, education and professional training. By presenting both classical literature and
new work from diverse cultures, the Guthrie illuminates the common humanity connecting
Minnesota to the peoples of the world.
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Intermedia Arts
2822 Lyndale Avenue S
612-871-4444
http://intermediaarts.org/
Check the website for January 2014 performances.
A multidisciplinary, multicultural arts center, Intermedia Arts supports a broad spectrum of
artists, with a particular focus on voices you are unlikely to hear anywhere else. We come to
the art from the issue, focusing on the impact an artist or organization can have on a
community. We are multi-lingual and many-cultural, empowering artists and young people to
tell their stories, in their own words and ways. Then we gather the community to listen, to
see and to respond.
Transit
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Light rail schedule (connects to Airport and Mall of America) http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=901
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Number 3 bus schedule (connects to St Paul and University of Minnesota) http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=3
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Number 4 bus schedule (connects to uptown) http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=4
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Number 6 bus schedule (connects to uptown, NE Minneapolis, and University of
Minnesota) - http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=6
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Number 16 bus schedule (connects to University of Minnesota and St Paul) http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=16
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Number 94 bus schedule (express bus to downtown St Paul) http://www.metrotransit.org/Schedules/WebSchedules.aspx?route=94
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