Brooklyn Park offers a variety of fall events, including movie nights, Halloween Spooktacular, food aid, inclusive programs, tech help for seniors, and active groups like walking and pickleball.

Carver County is seeking public feedback on Baylor Regional Park's redevelopment through two open houses, aiming to include community input in the park's planning process.

Xcel Energy will be conducting maintenance at Minnehaha Regional Park from Oct 13-24, impacting the dog park and a parking lot, with temporary traffic controls and construction noise expected.

Downtown Parks announces a series of fall events including Howltergeist for pets, Cycling Without Age trishaw rides for seniors, the Re-Indigenized mural unveiling, art activities, and a Wicked Sing-Along for the community.

Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board schedules a second public hearing on October 9 for community input on renaming 28th Street Tot Lot to Chickadee Park.

Minneapolis invites residents to a final public hearing on renaming Cepro Site to Parque Monarca at the Park and Recreation Board Headquarters on October 9.

Engage in a guided forest bathing event at Cleary Lake Regional Park on October 17, led by ANFT-certified guide David Motzenbecker. Reservations required by October 15. Call 763-559-6700 to book.

Owamni, an Indigenous restaurant and James Beard Award-winner, will relocate from the Water Works Pavilion in 2026. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board seeks a new occupant for the riverside space.

Bloomington is hosting a free Halloween Trick or Treat Trail for children preschool to fifth grade on October 26, from 2-5 p.m., at Normandale Lake Park.

Duluth's Lincoln Park sport court will close briefly for maintenance starting October 2nd, reopening the next evening, with a specific date for striping to be announced later.

Bloomington announces the grand opening of Bryant and Tretbaugh parks, featuring inclusive playgrounds, sports facilities, and a dedicated bike skills course.

Lake Minnewashta Regional Park is hosting an archery workshop on October 4 for kids aged 8-13, with all equipment provided and registration available online or via an app.

Coon Rapids is seeking volunteers to help transform Epiphany Pond Park's turf into a native plant garden on October 4, to support local ecosystems and biodiversity.