Winterapolis
Precision Arts Challenge
February 27-March 1, 2026
Minneapolis Convention Center
Ballroom A & B
I-394 weekend closure:
Feb. 27-March 2I-394 from downtown Minneapolis to Hwy 100 will be closed in both directions from 10 p.m., Friday, Feb. 27 to 5 a.m., Monday, March 2 as crews remove the Penn Ave. bridge deck. The MnDOT detour for the I-394 weekend closure is to use I-94, I-694 and Hwy 169. View the detour map.
On-Site Resources
More Events
Looking for something to do before or after Precision Arts Challenge? Check out these events happening nearby!
Disney on Ice Presents Road Trip Adventures
February 27-March 1, 2026
Target Center
Disney On Ice presents Road Trip Adventures is an interactive ice show where Mickey Mouse, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy take audiences on a journey to various Disney destinations. Featuring characters from Toy Story 4, Aladdin, Moana, The Lion King, Frozen, and Mary Poppins Returns, the show features high-energy acrobatics, stunts, and sing-alongs.
Gopher Women’s Hockey Games
February 27-March 1, 2026
Ridder Arena
Cheer on the Golden Gophers as they host the first round of the WCHA Playoffs!
Gophers Men’s Basketball Game
February 28, 2026
Williams Arena
Cheer on the Golden Gophers as they face the UCLA Bruins at Williams Arena!
Where to Eat & Drink
Things To Do Around the MCC
What to Do Around the Minneapolis Convention Center This Winter
Come to the Minneapolis Convention Center for exciting events and then stay in Minneapolis exploring all the winter fun to be had. Check out our ideas for what to do around the Convention Center this winter.
Downtown
Three stadiums, river walks, world class theaters, live music venues, hotels, shopping and dining options – you’ll never run out of things to do downtown.
Shopping
A famous mega mall, trendy boutiques and local vintage shops galore.
Hotels
The best rooms you’ll barely stay in
Know Before You Go
Accessibility at the Minneapolis Convention Center
The MCC is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible experience for all visitors. Our building is designed to support guests with a wide range of accessibility needs, including mobility, vision, hearing, and sensory considerations. The facility includes curbside drop-off locations along 2nd Ave., automatic entrances and parking ramp doors, power-assist doors, accessible elevators and restrooms, and wheelchair seating in event spaces. Additional accessibility features include service animal accommodations, braille and high-contrast signage, assistive technology access, mobility equipment rentals, lactation lounges, and tools such as the Aira visual interpreting service for guests who are blind or low-vision.
Guest Services and Security
At the Minneapolis Convention Center, we believe the great experience you provide in your events should be extended to attendees even after the meeting is done. That's why we offer high-quality services to ensure your attendees make the best of their experience in Minneapolis.
On-Site Food
Kelber Catering offers many eating and drinking options throughout the Minneapolis Convention Center
Lost & Found
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MCC Health & Safety
At the MCC, our first priority is always the health and safety of our guests and team members.
