Saint Paul Winter Carnival
buckle up and get going
young mom tells son
Minnesotans don't just endure winter—they celebrate it. Dating back to 1886, the Saint Paul Winter Carnival—held January 22–February 1 this year—originated as a way to combat negative publicity in The New York Times about the harsh weather that pummels the state each year. Bundle up and bring the kids to take a spin on a fire truck; go on a treasure hunt for a buried medallion; or watch puppet shows, parades, and a blues festival. And be sure to walk around Rice and Como parks to view the beautiful ice and snow sculptures on display.
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