Minneapolis Park Markets announces themed events including "K-Pop in the Sunset Market" and "PAWS in the Park" at The Commons Park this fall, offering a space for vendors to sell themed goods.

Wright County is hosting the Disabled Veterans Duck Hunt in October at Robert Ney Regional Park, an event supported by local organizations to honor veterans. Participants must apply by Sept. 16 for a chance to be selected through a lottery.

Farview Park in Minneapolis hosts a free Habitat Scavenger Hunt to support the Mississippi Flyway bird migration, including bike fittings, walks, and ecology education.

Bryant Park in Bloomington is being transformed into the city's first fully accessible and inclusive playground, featuring a new skate park, tennis and basketball courts, and improved walkways.

Lake Waconia Regional Park hosts the Paradise Beach Bash on August 22, featuring live music, water sports, and various family-friendly activities. Activity passes are available for purchase.

Brooklyn Park announces local events including the Neighborhood Glowup Challenge, a farmers market, Adults on the Move activities, fee assistance options, Eidem Farm festivities, a reading program, and various fall events.

A section of Duluth's Lakewalk between 40th and 43rd Avenues East will be closed for tree removal on Wednesday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. A detour route is provided.

Collinwood Regional Park and Campground have reopened their swimming and dog beaches after a temporary closure due to high algae counts in Collinwood Lake.

The "Kids in the Park" program offers rent assistance for St. Louis Park families with school-age children for up to four years, starting application acceptance on August 19, 2024.

The Dakota Rail Regional Trail will undergo tree trimming from August 19-21, possibly leading to temporary closures between Mayer and Carver County's eastern border.

Lake Minnewashta Regional Park's playground is currently closed for renovations until late fall 2024, with Carver County Parks asking for public patience during construction.

Minneapolis' Lake Nokomis beaches are closed due to a sewer backup, with water sampling underway until it's safe for public use.

Two local beaches, St. Croix Bluffs and Point Douglas, are closed due to harmful blue-green algae blooms. Swimming and wading are prohibited, and pet owners are warned to keep animals away from the water.