Looking for wallet-free ways to spend your time?
From a postpartum discussion to a sports clinic, here are three fun things to do around town that won't cost you a dime.
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Let’s Talk Postpartum Bodies
From the event description:
Motherhood is a beautiful thing… but is the mirror giving you a mixed message? Reset your perspective on body image and connect with others when you join our Women’s Health & Wellness team and Angie Sonrode, co-founder and President of Mid Drift Movement, as we explore the physical and emotional changes after giving birth. Our panel of experts will share what happens and why, offer tips on ways to honor your mind and body, and resources to help.
When: Wednesday, Aug. 21, 5:30-7 p.m.
Where: Clinic & Specialty Center, M. Stillman Education and Community Center, Level 1, 715 S. Eighth St.
Admission: Free
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MN VR and HCI
From the event description:
Alex Carlson is a game developer from Minneapolis, MN. Valve Index is a new VR headset, controllers, and tracking Base Stations that extend technology first seen in the HTC Vive in completely new ways. MN VR and HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) welcomes developers and tinkerers working with all variety of VR, AR, HCI, hardware hacking, creative coding and interactive art.
When: Wednesday, Aug. 21, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
Where: space150 (2nd Floor), 212 Third Ave. North
Admission: Free
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InSports Day at US Bank Stadium
From the event description:
Join the InSports Foundation as we host an InSports Day Clinic at U.S Bank Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings! This opportunity is free to kids grades 1-6. Space is limited.
When: Thursday, Aug. 22, 4-6 p.m.
Where: U.S. Bank Stadium, 401 Chicago Ave.
Admission: Free
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