The Twin Cities Festival: Spring Babies – Brooklyn Park, MN

The Twin Cities Festival: Spring Babies – Brooklyn Park, MN

by | Apr 24, 2022 | events/locations

Twin Cities Festival

Saturdays & Sundays thru May 8th

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Spring Has Sprung! Spring Babies Are Arriving at Twin Cities Festival!

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There’s no doubt that spring is in the air—temperatures are warming, ice is melting from area lakes, trees are budding, and baby farm animals are arriving at Twin Cities Festival for Spring Babies. Free admission to the festival grounds where you pay for what you choose to do: food trucks, a gunny sack slide, corn kernel dunk tank, several inflatables, mini golf, hayride, face painting, and caricatures. Purchase a ticket to hold & pet baby goats, sheep, ducklings, chicks, and more! Ticket includes animal area, hayride, and play area (corn pit, kiddie corn pit, straw bale maze, pedal tractors, trikes and more! Leashed dogs are welcome on the festival grounds (although not inside the baby animal tent).

The event is outdoors and in large tents and will be held rain or shine. Masks are not required, but visitors are asked to follow CDC physical distancing and hand washing guidelines.

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When

Days/Times: Open 9am – 5pm the following dates:

▪ Sat. April 30 – Sun. May 1

▪ Sat. May 7 – Sun. May 8

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Where

Twin Cities Festival

8001 109th Avenue N.

Brooklyn Park, MN

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Cost

Admission to the festival grounds is free, but a ticket is required to hold and pet baby animals, go on the hayride, and access the play area. Inflatables, rides and concessions cost extra. Tickets can be purchased for $13 online, $12.50 on-site with credit card, and $12 on-site with cash. Kids 23 months and under are free.

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More

To learn more or to purchase tickets, visit twincitiesspringbabies

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About

Get To Know Our Family!

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Bert Bouwman is an experienced farmer and corn maze developer. He’s an exclusive grower for a major Twin Cities supermarket chain and is the only grower in the state of a new hybrid of sweet corn. He and his wife Molly, along with the six kids, also run 2 produce stands in Brooklyn Park and Chanhassen.

With 20 acres of land dedicated to the Twin Cities Festival, Bert, Molly and the kids love having everyone out and enjoying their Fall and Spring events.

“Thanks to all for coming out. We love seeing your smiling faces every year!” – Bert

 

 

The Bouwman Family
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Twin Cities Maze: Explore the U of M “Row The Boat” 20-Acre Corn Maze! – Brooklyn Park, MN

Twin Cities Maze: Explore the U of M “Row The Boat” 20-Acre Corn Maze! – Brooklyn Park, MN

by | Oct 9, 2020 | events/locations

Run in Minnesota’s Largest Corn Maze with the University of Minnesota Golden Gophers!

 

“Row The Boat!” in Minnesota’s largest corn maze, designed to honor the University of Minnesota! This year’s 20-acre maze features a scavenger hunt for kids and families to find MN Gophers people, places, & things on signs throughout the maze. The University of Minnesota 20-Acre Corn Maze costs $6 per person on weekdays, and $8 per person on weekends. Kids 3 & under FREE! Wander through Minnesota’s largest corn maze, designed to honor the University of Minnesota! This year’s 20-acre maze features a scavenger hunt for kids and families to find MN Gophers people, places, & things on signs throughout the maze. Free Admission for the Courtyard/Market, Pumpkin Patch, and Sunflower Field.

Every year we donate to a local charity. This year, funds will go to the University of Minnesota Golden Gopher Fund to help provide a transformational academic and athletic experience for every Gopher student-athlete. Since 2010, we have donated over $200,000 to local non-profit organizations.

 

 

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Bert Bouwman is an experienced farmer and corn maze developer. He and his wife Molly, along with their six kids, run the festival and 2 produce stands in Brooklyn Park and Chanhassen.After years of farming, Bert Bouwman and his family set out to have their own corn maze. In his 11 years of operating the maze, Bert has raised over $200,000 for local charities including the Twins Community Fund, Minnesota Wild Foundation, Minnesota Military Family Foundation, and the Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx Fastbreak Foundation. With 20 acres of land dedicated to the Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze, Bert, Molly and their kids love having everyone out and enjoying the festival.
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“Thanks to all for coming out. We love seeing your smiling faces every fall!” – Bert

Corn Maze Location

Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota is easy to get to, link here.Twin Cities Maze

Healing Community: Angelea’s Soul Food Kitchen – Brooklyn Park, MN

Healing Community: Angelea’s Soul Food Kitchen – Brooklyn Park, MN

by | Jun 5, 2020 | eat/drink

Inspired by our mother and guardian-angel, Angelea Rogers; we offer authentic traditional soul food created with recipes full of rich and savory flavors, served to you with love, tenderness, and large portions. A gift from our family to yours!

 

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Yesterday, I posted some information of the different avenues of support for the black community. Another and important avenue is to be a patron of black owned businesses. @mspmag put together a good list to start from their 5/28 article, which I’ll post in my story. @angeleassoulfood out in Brooklyn Park opened at the end of January where the Rogers family is cooking up some incredible soul food with care and love. Orders can be placed from 12PM-7:30PM daily except Mondays by calling 763-432-5642 when you arrive as orders are made fresh and come with generous portions. Pictured here is the Jerk Chicken w/ sides of mac & cheese, cabbage, and cornbread, which @phatphood was kind enough bring out my way today. Let’s continue to build bridges together. . . . . . #supportblackownedbusinesses #jerkchicken #macandcheese #cabbage #soulfood

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