Things To Do In The Twin Cities: Events Minneapolis and St. Paul This Week
Here’s a list of Things To Do In The Twin Cities: Women’s History Month 2026: Top Events in Minneapolis & St. Paul
March 2026 brings a vibrant celebration of Women’s History Month to Minneapolis and St. Paul, with a diverse lineup of events highlighting art, culture, and community empowerment. From art fairs and literary gatherings to educational lectures and networking opportunities, the Twin Cities offer something for everyone. This year’s theme, “Leading the Change: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future,” underscores the importance of women’s contributions to building a better world.
Top Arts & Market Events
“We Made This” Women’s Art Fair (March 7-8, Minneapolis)
Held at the Machine Shop in Northeast Minneapolis, this two-day event features over 65 women and gender-expansive artists. Attendees can explore handmade goods, art, and creative activities in a vibrant, inclusive atmosphere.
International Women’s Day Exhibition (March 7, Minneapolis)
Hosted at the Solar Arts Building, this exhibition showcases local artists, open studios, and live music by Rumba Eterna. Poetry readings and community art-making activities make this event a must-visit.
HerStory Book Fair (March 14, Minneapolis)
Located at Midtown Global Market, this literary event celebrates Minnesota’s female authors, offering a platform for diverse voices and stories.
International Women’s Day Market (March 8, Minneapolis)
Modist Brewing hosts a market featuring women-owned businesses offering apparel, wellness products, and more.
Cultural & Educational Events
Women with Taste: A Celebration (March 12, Minneapolis)
Join prominent women in the Twin Cities food scene, including Molly Broder and Beth Dooley, for a panel discussion at the Mill City Museum. The evening includes food, music, and the “Women with Taste” exhibit.
Women’s History Month Lecture (March 18, Minneapolis)
Dr. Susana M. Morris will deliver a lecture on the life and legacy of Octavia Butler at the University of Minnesota’s Coffman Memorial Union.
Sister Spokesman: Her Story (March 7, St. Paul)
This community event at the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center focuses on African American women authors, storytelling, and publishing.
Coffee Chat: Roles of Women at Fort Snelling (March 12 & 14, St. Paul)
Historic Fort Snelling highlights the diverse roles women have played, from laundresses to soldiers, in this engaging and educational event.
International Women’s Day Celebration: Honoring Our Legacies (March 18, Brooklyn Park)
North Hennepin Community College hosts its 4th annual event featuring a talk, Q&A, and book signing with author Kao Kalia Yang.
Community & Networking Events
LADIES FIRST (March 21, St. Paul)
Vybez hosts a celebration featuring women-owned vendors, DJs, and community giving initiatives.
Mary’s Pence International Women’s Day Gathering (March 8, St. Paul)
Held at Urban Growler Brewing Company, this annual event includes a raffle and supports women’s initiatives.
Paint Your Power (March 13, Minneapolis)
Unwind Corner Cafe hosts a creative painting session inspired by International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month.
The Power of You 2026 (March 10, St. Paul)
Dress for Success Twin Cities celebrates women in sports and leadership at its largest annual fundraiser.
Ongoing & Virtual Events
Women’s History Month Community Literacy Event (March 17, St. Paul)
Black Garnet Books hosts a community event featuring author Dr. Susana Morris.
Valkyries Women’s History Month Programming (March, Twin Cities)
The new local women’s basketball team hosts events, including a Career Day (March 18) and Open Gym (March 19).
Celebrate Women’s History Month in the Twin Cities
With so many events to choose from, Women’s History Month 2026 in Minneapolis and St. Paul offers a unique opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women while supporting local artists, businesses, and community leaders. Whether you’re attending an art fair, listening to a lecture, or networking with inspiring women, the Twin Cities have something for everyone this March.
For more stories about women’s empowerment and community events, check out The Narrative Matters.
Looking for more ways to celebrate? Visit National Women’s History Alliance for additional resources and event ideas.
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