Sep 27 2009

Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

After months of being asked by our three-year-old, “Mom, how many miles to the cherry on the spoon?” we made a surprise stop at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden to see Spoonbridge and Cherry and the other sculptures.  It was a beautiful day to walk around, we found free street parking, and admission is free.  It was a perfect stop for us, and we’re hoping it will help us avoid the “how many miles” question for at least a few days.

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  1. # Travels with Children by minnemom » Ellingson Car Museum in Rogers, Minnesota on 31 Mar 2010 at 8:18 am

    [...] Lewis Interpretive Center in Sauk Centre was a mystery to us.  The cherry-on-a-spoon at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden was a mere blur before entering the tunnel.  And, in the days before Rogers had Cabela’s and [...]

  2. # Spoonbridge and Cherry, Minneapolis Sculpture Garden on 03 May 2010 at 8:39 am

    [...] Linda (minnemom) writes about family travel at Travels with Children, where she posted a short video of what kids like about the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. [...]

  3. # Free Museums, Special Events, and Attractions in Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Greater Minnesota | Travels with Children by minnemom on 08 Jun 2010 at 7:13 pm

    [...] Minneapolis Sculpture Garden, Minneapolis (adjacent to Walker Art Center) [...]

  4. # Sculpture Gardens in Minnesota: Kid-Friendly Art Museums on 12 Oct 2011 at 7:01 pm

    [...] the most widely known is the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden next to the Walker Art Center near downtown Minneapolis.  Home of the “cherry on the [...]

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