Carver County Parks invites the community to shape Baylor Regional Park's future at an open house with concept designs, online feedback, family fun, and s'mores.

The Fall BioBlitz in Minneapolis invites residents to join wildlife tracking events and contribute to biodiversity data collection, with sessions on November 15, 23, and December 7.

Saint Paul is revamping public spaces, including the ADA-accessible redesign of Osborn Plaza, new park namings, and increased green initiatives like tree plantings. Parks are being upgraded, with a focus on inclusivity and community engagement.

Minneapolis invites residents to join Fall BioBlitz events, focusing on birds and animal tracking, tailored for families and inclusive of diverse communities.

Averi M. Turner was sworn in as Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Commissioner for District 2, following Becka Thompson's resignation. She'll serve until January 2, 2026.

St. Louis Park invites residents for a morning community walk on Nov. 8, with backup indoor plans for bad weather.

The Landing's "Hands-On History: The Wonders of Wool" event offers a chance to learn and engage in wool felting techniques on November 15, requiring advance registration and a fee.

Coon Rapids, MN encourages trail safety by offering prizes to those who take the "Happy Trails" pledge, promoting behaviors like staying right and leashing pets, funded by a SHIP grant.

Brooklyn Park plans a prescribed burn at River Park for prairie management during the week of November 3, with benefits to local biodiversity highlighted.

MPRB invites Minneapolis residents to engage in shaping East Phillips Park's future, with a community event on November 8th and opportunities to review and provide feedback on the draft vision plan.

Renovations at Minneapolis' Harrison Park continue with new sports courts and infrastructure improvements targeting a fall completion, while future enhancements include a playground, pavilion, and tree planting event.

Corcoran Park's revamp by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is nearly complete, with a new basketball court and repaved paths open, a fenced new playing field, and construction of a picnic/performance shelter planned for winter.

Downtown Parks hosts festive events including cozy movie nights, creative workshops, and local holiday markets with activities like a "Jingle All the Way" screening and a floral design workshop.