Aquatennial
Self-proclaimed as the "Best Days of Summer," the Minneapolis Aquatennial has activities for all ages and interests. Mick Sterling and the Irresistibles headline the block party. Other festivities include the Torchlight parade, fireworks, milk carton boat races, performances by the Twin Cities River Rats water ski team and sport tournaments.
- Various times and locations, see website for details: www.aquatennial.com
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