Weekend options: Celebrating hygge in Rosevile

February 27, 2020 at 10:39PM
"Let's Hygge" Family Winter Celebration in Roseville
Lane Pelovsky
“Let’s Hygge” Family Winter Celebration in Roseville (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Gettin' hygge with it

Emulating Danish culture, the city of Roseville celebrates "hygge," which refers to a level of coziness and friendliness that brings about feelings of gratification. Tundra-themed activities include kicksledding, snowshoeing and shelter building. Indoors, warm up with cocoa and a mound of marshmallows. Former "Project Runway" contestant Christopher Straub will read from his collection of children's books and sell his line of stuffed animals. Artist and educator Meg Erke leads a session on Suminagashi, which is Japanese paper marbling. (10 a.m.-1 p.m. Sat. $5, ages 3 and under free. Cedarholm Community Building, 2323 N. Hamline Av., Roseville. 651-792-7000. visitroseville.com.)

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