
Those in Eden Prairie can look forward to a weekend and subsequent week full of community-oriented events aimed at connecting residents with local services and opportunities, starting with a car seat clinic. Scheduled for Saturday, April 19, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Fire Station 1 located at 14800 Scenic Heights Road, the Eden Prairie Police Department will host a Car Seat Clinic, where certified police department car seat technicians will be checking car seats for proper installation, and ensure the safety of the community's youngest members, as reported by the City of Eden Prairie.
The clinic, which requires no prior appointments and operates on a first-come, first-served basis, will only necessitate participants to bring their car seat, its manual, and their child to stay put in the car until attended by a staff member. the City of Eden Prairie noted.
On Sunday, potential event planners have a chance to tour Riley-Jacques Barn between 1 and 4 p.m., at an open house held at 9096 Riley Lake Road; the facility showcases what it has to offer for those interested in securing the venue for private festivities or gatherings. With staff on hand to assist with any inquiries and walk-throughs, it's a prime opportunity for individuals to envision their next big event in the space, as described on the official Eden Prairie website.
Following these weekend offerings, the community interaction continues on Tuesday, April 22, during the amiable "Coffee with a Cop" scheduled at Wild Prairie Harley Davidson from 9:30–10:30 a.m., where residents can enjoy casual conversation over free coffee and treats with Police Chief Matt Sackett and other officers, according to a bulletin an emphasis on agenda-free and open dialogue is encouraged at this and other similar gatherings the EPPD will be hosting throughout the year.
Lastly, Eden Prairie city parks cap off the week with an Arbor Day Celebration on Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Staring Lake Park – a tribute to the environment featuring a variety of activities including a kids tree-climb, creative art projects, and a seedling giveaway, availability permitting, as detailed on the city's website for those who wish to cultivate a greener community. To stay updated on local happenings, community members can subscribe to receive event texts by sending "EP EVENTS" to 468311.









