Spring Events in Minneapolis

Macy’s Flower Show
Macy’s Downtown
Check out Macy's downtown Minneapolis while they celebrate Macy's annual Flower Show with culinary demonstrations and fun activities!
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Minnesota Twins Home Opener
Target Field
Come enjoy outdoor baseball in one of the premier stadiums in the nation. Target Field, home of the 2014 All-Star Game, will see the Minnesota Twins take on American League challengers for the first game of the 2013 season.
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Minneapolis/Saint Paul International Film Festival
St. Anthony Main Theatre
The largest film event in the Upper Midwest, and one of the largest and longest running film festivals in the country, the MSP International Film Festival annually presents some 200 feature length and short form narrative and documentary films from 60+ countries around the world to growing numbers of attendees every year.
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The Primrose Path
May 1-31
Guthrie Theater
The Primrose Path’s bright humor and eclectic characters capture a moving snapshot of Russian life on the cusp of change. Former artistic director of the renowned Williamstown Theatre Festival, and Olivier and Tony award-winning actor Roger Rees – best known for his roles on “Cheers” and “The West Wing” – directs this world premiere. 
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NAMTA - The International Art Materials Trade Association
May 1-3
Minneapolis Convention Center
The International Art Materials Association (NAMTA) is the world’s largest association dedicated to promoting the art/creative materials industry. Members include retailers, manufacturers, distributors and importers from around the world.
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Zenon Dance Company
May 3-5, 10-12
Cowles Center
One of the nation’s only professional modern- and jazz-dance repertory troupes, Zenon’s eclectic repertory showcases signature works by emerging and established choreographers—more than 50 regional, national and international dance artists to date.
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An Iliad
May 4-26
Guthrie Theater
An Iliad premiered in 2010 and has been lauded by critics across the country, including The New York Times this spring: "Mr. O'Hare and Ms. Peterson have telescoped the mighty expanses of Homer's great poem into an evening that scales the conflict of the Trojan War down to an intimate solo show illuminating both the heroism and the horror of warfare." 
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