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Minneapolis: Culture Minneapolis is a progressive city with a dynamic vibe and a whirlwind of creative energy. You’ll find all the attractions, events and excitement of a major metropolitan area without any of the hassles. Compact, easy-to-navigate and affordable, you’ll squeeze a lot into your visit.

Nearly 40,000 people live in downtown Minneapolis, ensuring that it’s alive around the clock. Take it all in: Amazing theater, word-class museums and cultural opportunities at every turn. The variety of what Minneapolis has to offer is sure to astonish you.

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is one of the greatest sculpture gardens in America. Admission is free and blockbuster pieces, such as Claes Oldenburg’s famous Spoonbridge and Cherry-the Cherry in the Spoon to locals-are on ready display. From weddings, to prom photos, to picnics, the Sculpture Garden is a great place to mingle, relax, celebrate, find some sun, and appreciate modern sculpture.

The Walker Art Center was established in 1927 and was the first of its kind in the upper Midwest. In the 1940s the main focus of the museum was modern art, but by 1960 the push towards contemporary artistic development was being felt. During the decades that followed, the Walker also began developing the performing arts and film. Today it is known internationally as the best multidisciplinary museum in the world. Read the rest of this entry »