Events in Minneapolis Next-weekend
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Events in Minneapolis Next-weekend 2026 schedule
Next weekend in Minneapolis offers an exciting lineup of events catering to diverse interests. Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Twins in action against the Texas Rangers at Target Field on Saturday, September 26th, with a series of games running through Sunday, September 27th. These games are perfect for baseball enthusiasts looking to enjoy America’s favorite pastime in a lively atmosphere. Music lovers can experience performances by prominent artists such as Steve Lacy at The Armory on Sunday, September 27th, and Bahamas at the Fine Line Music Cafe on the same night. Additionally, concerts featuring Alicia Witt at the Dakota Jazz Club and EsDeeKid at Uptown Theatre provide a rich musical experience throughout the weekend.
For comedy fans, Mark Normand delivers multiple performances at Acme Comedy Company on September 26th, including shows at 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm, and 9:30 pm, while Damon Darling performs at Rick Bronson's House of Comedy on Sunday evening. Theater and theatrical productions are also on the agenda, with The Great Gatsby taking center stage at Theatre In The Round on Saturday and Sunday, and candlelight performances of '90s Unplugged' at Granada Theater on Saturday night. The arts continue with the theatrical dance showcase 'ARENA Dances: Deluxe' at Luminary Arts Center and the innovative 'The Algorithm Is Gonna Get You' at Dudley Riggs Theatre.
Cultural and family-friendly events include the captivating 'Taikogroove' at The Cedar Cultural Center on both Saturday and Sunday, along with a Neil Young tribute show at Parkway Theater on Sunday. Sports fans can also follow the WNBA First Round series featuring the Minnesota Lynx, with potential home games scheduled for Sunday. Whether you're into sports, live music, comedy, or theater, Minneapolis's vibrant event scene next weekend promises entertainment for everyone, set across renowned venues like Target Center, The Armory, and the historic Pantages Theatre.