The Trail of Small Wonders at Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park ends this Saturday, featuring mini houses set amidst nature for visitors to explore.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board will screen "Finding Nemo" at Jim Lupient Water Park on July 21. The event is free, with pool access and swimming while watching the film.

Bloomington's Aquatic Center is closed for summer due to a significant leak, with the city offering refunds to season pass holders and planning future repairs.

Carver County Parks is hosting an open house at Baylor Regional Park featuring activities and discussions about the park's future. The event invites community input and offers rock climbing and campfire cooking.

Maple Grove announces a roller skating event in Central Park on July 18 and August 15 with free skate rentals, music, and food trucks for community fun.

The "Amazing Race: Running Wild" event for kids returns to Saint Paul's Como Regional Park on August 1, 2025, with team challenges and free participation.

Cleary Lake Regional Park offers a stand-up paddleboarding primer focusing on inclusivity for women, femme, and non-binary individuals. Equipment is provided for the accessible class priced at $35.

Tourtellotte Pool in Mankato, Minnesota, will close for a swim meet from July 18-20, but will reopen on July 21. Options for swimming elsewhere are suggested.

The Westwood Hills Nature Center is hosting its Trail of Small Wonders exhibit until July 26, where visitors like Lola enjoy fairy gardens and butterfly sightings.

Coon Rapids' Sustainable Garden Tour on July 19 offers a glimpse into local gardens, showcasing diverse plants and sustainable practices, with garden owners engaging with visitors.

An open house at Lake Nokomis Community Center will preview future designs for Hiawatha Park and Golf Course, offering interaction with the project team.

The Mayer Car Show & Festival facilitated community engagement for the Baylor Regional Park plan through classic cars, family fun, and opportunities for feedback.

St. Louis Park, Minnesota, is holding a M.V.Tree contest to engage residents in nominating significant trees for recognition, with voting to determine a winner.