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15 Things That Should Be On Minnesotans’ Calendar This September

September brings school and work routines back in full swing, but it's still a prime time to enjoy Minnesota's fall colors.

September is always a busy month as Minnesotans return to school and work routines, and 2025 is no exception.

If it’s not a meeting with your kids’ teachers, it’s a football game or fall musical. If it’s not an imposing deadline at work, out-of-town business trips and demands on your volunteer time.

Don’t forget to schedule date night, family day or even “you” time before the usually mild month of September slips away. To help you to fill out your calendar, we’ve rounded up can’t-miss events from around the Twin Cities metro and beyond.

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With peak colors arriving in late September, here are 10 top spots across Minnesota for a perfect fall leaf-peeping getaway:

  • North Shore of Lake Superior
  • Split Rock Lighthouse State Park
  • Gooseberry Falls State Park
  • Tettegouche State Park
  • Maplewood State Park
  • Itasca State Park
  • Chippewa National Forest / Edge of the Wilderness Byway
  • Voyageurs National Park
  • Iron Range Loop
  • St. Croix River Valley

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  • Treasure Island 7:00 pm
    • Children's Theatre Company, 2400 3rd Ave S, Minneapolis

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Friday, September 19

Saturday, September 20

Tuesday, September 23

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