Events in Minneapolis This-weekend
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Events in Minneapolis This-weekend 2026 schedule
This weekend in Minneapolis is packed with a diverse array of events, perfect for entertainment enthusiasts. Theater lovers can enjoy the hit musical "Mamma Mia!" performing at the Orpheum Theatre with multiple shows scheduled from Saturday afternoon through Sunday evening, featuring lively performances that are sure to delight. Music fans have an array of concerts to choose from, including Carly Pearce at the Fine Line Music Cafe on Saturday night, and Social Distortion at The Armory on Sunday, both showcasing prominent artists in country and rock genres.
For those interested in comedy and live performances, Rick Bronson's House of Comedy hosts stand-up acts like Adrian Washington on Sunday and Bubba Dub on Saturday, alongside the hilarious "Your Arms Are My Cocoon" at the 7th Street Entry. Jazz and electronic music enthusiasts can catch Talib Kweli at the Dakota Jazz Club and Small Town Murder Podcast at the State Theatre, respectively.
Sports fans can catch the Minnesota Golden Gophers football game against Akron Zips, with multiple matchups and parking options throughout Saturday, including early morning tailgates and the main game at Huntington Bank Stadium.
Additionally, cultural and artistic events are plentiful, such as the theatrical production of "The Great Gatsby" at Theatre In The Round, and the family-friendly "Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock Live" at the State Theatre. Art and anime enthusiasts can attend Candlelight concerts featuring anime themes at the Granada Theater, while comedy shows like "An Idiot's Guide to Wine" combine stand-up with wine tasting at the Granada Theater.
Music venues like First Avenue, The Lyric at Skyway Theatre, and Studio B at Skyway Theatre host a variety of performances from bands like The Rasmus and Saxsquatch, ensuring a lively weekend for live music aficionados. With so many top venues and a wide spectrum of events, Minneapolis offers something for everyone this weekend, making it an ideal time to explore the city's vibrant arts scene and community festivities.