Minnesota around the holidays is something truly magical. The
fresh white snow that blankets the streets, cold crisp air and bundling up in
your coziest clothes. This holiday season join in on some of the many
festivities the Minneapolis-St. Paul area has to offer. Ride on the north pole
express or visit the European Christmas market at the Union Depot in St. Paul. Make
a thermos of hot coco and go on a adventure to find the best holiday lights in
your neighborhood. Go see the nutcracker at the Orpheum or join in on the
Holidazzle activities. Either way, there is no lack of fun and festive activities
for the whole family this holiday season.
The Union Depot station in St. Paul has a North Pole Express
where you take a magical train ride and includes a visit from Santa! Visit Santa's
Workshop at Bachman's in Minneapolis for a fun for all ages play called
"Who wants to be a toymaker?". With various times on Saturday and
Sundays, this will be a one of a kind holiday experience.
Another fun holiday activity is visiting one of the many winter
markets going on in the Twin Cities. Cities like Minneapolis, St. Paul, Edina
and Bloomington all have wonderful winter markets with a multitude of vendors
and a variety of beautiful, unique handmade items. Minneapolis has the
Holidazzle that goes on from Friday November 23rd to Sunday December 23rd. They
have food tents, ice skating, kids activities, movies nights, kid zones,
holiday markets and a fireworks display. Visit www.holidazzle.com to learn more
about all the amazing activities and events going on in Minneapolis.
If you are still looking for more holiday fun visit the MN
Landscape Arboretum in Chanhassen. You can view the Winter Lights display that
they have or finish holiday shopping at their holiday market. They also have
live music, breakfast with Santa and seasonal cooking classes. You can visit
their website arbwinter.umn.edu to learn more.
For more holiday activities visit your community website or
Facebook's events page to see what's going on around you. Lastly, although the
holidays can be stressful don't forget what this season is truly about. Be
thankful for all the positive things in your life and embrace the time you
spend with loved ones.
To learn more ways to keep you and your family happy and
healthy, visit our website www.oxborochiro.com.
By: Julia Jacobson, Office Manager
Oxboro Family Chiropractic, P.A.
