As the long days of winter settle in, join the fun during the Saint Paul Winter Carnival and embrace the season!

Saint Paul Winter Carnival

Winter Carnival events take place all over Saint Paul, with several events in Landmark Center.

For more information on any Winter Carnival events visit www.wintercarnival.com.

Friday, January 27, take in free local music in Landmark Center’s F.K. Weyerhaeuser Auditorium with, MMC artist, Jayanthi Kyle at 7 pm.

Saturday, January 28, 2-6 pm, is Kid’s Day, and Gibbs Farm will have fun craft projects, calendars, and information on our 2017 Season!
Bring the kids inside to warm up and take a stroll through the Landmark Center Cortile. Bouncy houses, crafts, a stage with live entertainment. Plenty of free fun all day long!

Sunday, January 29 at 2 pm, Music Director Jeff Stirling conducts a free concert, Hot & Cool Classics III, in the beautiful Landmark Center Cortile. The concert is a partnership with Saint Paul Civic Symphony and Landmark Center’s Sundays at Landmark series.

February 1-4, in the F.K. Weyerhaeuser Auditorium, the second annual Frozen Film Festival returns to the Saint Paul Winter Carnival. The film festival celebrates Independent Film, while enhancing Saint Paul as an artistic center for the Midwest.

Friday, February 3, 6-9 pm, The Saint Paul Bouncing Team will hold tryouts in Landmark Center’s Musser Cortile, free and open to spectators. These aerial acrobatics, inspired by an Eskimo hunting tradition, are among the oldest performances in the Winter Carnival’s history and continues to impress fans today.

Saturday, February 4, 12-5 pm, stop by Landmark Center for free entertainment and events for all ages. A DJ will entertain, as well as appearences from local celebrities and the newly crowned Saint Paul Winter Carnival Royalty! Then, step out onto Landmark Center’s “front porch” for the Winter Carnival Torchlight Parade at 6 pm!

For more information on all Winter Carnival events, see www.wintercarnival.com.

The image is a Winter Carnival Ice Palace postcard from 1941, part of our RCHS Photo & Postcard Collection.