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Are you ready for fall? This September brings many entertaining and invigorating interactive marketing events to the Minneapolis/St. Paul interactive scene. With events from the following organizations, there is sure to be an event that’s perfect for your needs. We look forward to your suggestions. Contact us to add an event or tweet us at @threedeep.

September 2nd
Java Meetup Minneapolis 7 (#JMU612) : LinkedIn
Urban Bean Cafe
8:00 – 10:00 am

Find out how to use this important and often overlooked tool for business and personal development. Discussion will be led by LinkedIn experts Nicole Harrison (@SocialNicole) and Kate-Madonna Hindes (@girlmeetsgeek).

Cocktails with Creatives
Uptown Cafeteria and Support Group
6:00 – 8:00 pm

Each month AIGA Minnesota hosts a mixer event at various bars and restaurants around the Twin Cities. This event is a great networking and social opportunity so bring your business cards and your ideas! Members and non-members alike are welcome.

September 3rd
Social Media Breakfast – Minneapolis/St. Paul # 29: State Fair Social [Media] (#SMBMSP)
State Fair Blue Ribbon Picnic Area (Section D24 on the map)
8:00 – 10:00 am

What do you get when you combine livestock, thrill rides and hashtags? Join us for our second annual Social Media Breakfast State Fair event on September 3rd, 2010. We’ll be talking with vendors at the fair who are using social media in their business at the fair. There will be live music throughout our event, some fun activities (Bacon Haiku returns!), and great food.

September 9th
Design Conversations: Gael Towey and Stephen Doyle
W Minneapolis – The Foshay
5:00 – 8:00 pm

Join AIGA for part two of Design Conversations, an informal three-event series hosted by W Minneapolis – The Foshay, benefitting BrandLab, and featuring internationally recognized design experts. Grab a cocktail, pull up a chair, and join the conversation with some of the nation’s leading creative geniuses as they discuss the state of visual arts, brand identity, and design.

September 11th
MN Blogger Conference (#mnblogconf)
CoCo Collaborative
8:30 am – 4:00 pm

Learn about all aspects of blogging, from design to storytelling, book publishing and more at the first annual MN Bloggers’ Conference. Tickets are all sold out, but you can sign up for the wait list.

September 15th
MIMA Social: It’s a Target Field Social (#MIMA)
5:15 pm
Target Field

Sad, but true: summers almost over. Reconnect with your MIMA peeps the Annual Fall Social. Oh, did we mention that this year’s Fall Social will be at Target Field.  Yup, we thought that would get your attention.  We’re holding this year’s event at the Home of Minnesota Baseball. Leave your laptops at home, but not your Old Spice Guy imitation.

September 21st
September Marketing Mixer: Fall Group Speed Networking
View Restaurant & Bar
5:30 – 9:00 pm

The Minnesota Chapter of the AMA is kicking off the fall with another Speed Networking event—this time in an all new group format! Attend this “can’t-miss” event and meet more people in one evening than in a month of traditional networking. It’s fun and easy!

September 23rd
Pour it Like you Mean it: The Evolution of the Caribou Coffee Brand
Caribou Coffee Headquarters
7:30 am – 9:30 am

Join us at Caribou’s corporate office to hear SVP Marketing & Product Management Alfredo Martel present the story behind the brand. He’ll cover the strategic business objectives that led to Caribou’s brand evolution, how the company measures success, what’s next after the branding dust settles, and more.

September 27th
MIMA Summit Intensive Half-Day Workshops
Minneapolis Hilton
1:00 – 5:00 pm

This year, MIMA has added more to the Summit, starting with a half day of Intensive Workshops. The half day will feature both beginner and advanced how-to sessions over the course of almost 2 hours. The 10 in-depth sessions will focus on key topics relevant to marketers.

Shout out to our very own Jeff Sauer, who is hosting a workshop on Google Analytics!

September 28th
MIMA Summit Full-Day Conference (#mimasummit)
Minneapolis Hilton
7:30 am – 9:00 pm

Complete Details: MIMA Summit Web site

Our usual full day conference will offer more breakouts this year! We’re taking it to a whole new level, with 8 tracks of breakouts and 2 separate Geek Outs…that’s 40 different places to pick from throughout the day, or 10 different ones each hour! I know, I know. Sometimes choices are hard, be we think you’ll like it in the end.

September 30th
Kiss Me, I’m Ad Fed
Kieran’s Irish Pub
5:30 – 9:00 pm

Join Ad Fed at Kieran’s Irish Pub, and bring your friends who may be interested in joining Ad Fed or Ad2, or those who are looking to renew existing memberships. It will be a night of Irish spirit, revelry and camaraderie: complete with food, drinks, music and give-a-ways.

As summer rolls to a close, check out some great events for interactive marketers in a variety of areas including mobile apps, job hunting, networking and search!

August 5
Java Meetup Minneapolis (#JMU612)
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Urban Bean Coffee

Twin Cities Uber Marketers, Business Junkies and Social Media Rebels meet together to discuss a variety of subjects. This month’s will cover the mobile applications.

August 9
AdFed’s The Dog and Pony Show: Call for Entries
All Day
Online

Trot it out. Dust it off. Primp, fluff, shave and trim. Your creative endeavors are due for reckoning at The Dog & Pony Show. You could very well be deemed worthy…or not.

August 10
Guerilla Marketing for Job Hunters
7:30 – 9:30 am
University of St. Thomas Minneapolis Campus – Terrence Murphy Hall

Join MN AMA in August for “Guerrilla Marketing for Job Hunters” with noted job search expert Kevin Donlin, a program designed to jump-start your job search and set you on the path to a career you’ll love—whether you’re on the job market and want to find work faster, or currently employed but wanting to position yourself for your next step.

August 12
Alphabet Bash 2010 (#abcbash10)
6:00 – 10:00 pm
Epic Center

Don’t miss the premier networking event for advertising, marketing and communications professionals in the Twin Cities. The fifth annual Alphabet Bash is hosted by AdFed, MN AMA, IABC MN, MDMA, MIMA, MNWIFT, MWMC, PRSA, and AWM-MN.

August 18
Universal Search: Real-Time, Personalization and Social (#MIMA)
5:15 pm
Nicollet Island Pavilion

Maximizing your website search engine results use to consist of simply using the right keywords. Now, a cool new form of search results has swept the Web, all designed to bring an awesome user experience to people. Welcome to the world of Universal Search. What does it mean? Join us as Miguel Salcido, Director of SEO at Geary Interactive share his thoughts on what you can do to be integrate smart search into real results.

August 19
Twin Cities Thursday Happy Hours Summer Bash (#TCTHH)
5:30 pm
Santorini

The NSHMBA MSP Chapter is the title sponsor for this event and will be providing a free drink ticket to the first 250 guests at the event and raffle prizes; including a flat screen TV, Blue Ray, iPod and NSHMBA memberships. In addition to that Santorini has been kind enough to provide its patio/private room space, complimentary valet parking and food for the group.

As many of you know, Three Deep invited our friends, business partners and social media connections to join us for an open house at our new offices on July 15th.  The event was very well attended (beyond our estimates and imagination) and the overall feedback was very positive.

There is a lot of work that goes into organizing an event, and the open house was no exception.  We had to decorate our new place to make it more inviting, and found a great partner in Glenhurst Design.  Jennifer and Abby did an outstanding job of making everything come together with a very tight deadline, and the entry way and display walls in the new office look fantastic.

Dan Derosier with Glenhurst Design Group

Product Wall

Dan Derosier with St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman

Client Logos

Our conference rooms were masterfully configured for audio and video by the folks at Graybow.

Food and beverage were handled by Chow Girls (brilliant Mashed Potato bar) and Simply Service.

In addition to some great third party partners working with us, we had a great amount of effort and participation from our team at Three Deep, lead by Nicole Leach.  Nicole did everything possible to ensure that things went smoothly – going beyond the call of duty and spending many late nights at the office.

Other all-stars from Three Deep included Dan D, Erick, Mitchell, Jake, Emily, Jobin, Diane, Justin, Darren and Jeff… with many others making major contributions as well.

Last, and certainly not least, we would like to thank our esteemed attendees.  Without our friends, family and business partners, there wouldn’t be Three Deep.  We couldn’t have done any of this without you!

Thank you so much for coming and look forward to working with you in the future.

If you are a regular reader of this blog, you will know that Three Deep has been growing exponentially over the past few years.  Since 2008 we have grown our team from 5 to 30 people, opened a call center, and have recently moved our office to Downtown St. Paul in the “up and coming” Lowertown area.

Our move gives us reason to celebrate, and we would like for you to join in on the fun!

Come join Three Deep for our open house Thursday, July 15, 2010 between 3 and 7 PM.

Head down to our office on Thursday afternoon and enjoy food and refreshments (including some of our clients’ popular products and a signature cocktail). You’ll have the opportunity to tour our new office, network with Twin Cities marketing professionals, and find out exactly what Three Deep has to offer you and your business.

Why should you attend?

• Are you currently a client of Three Deep?  We encourage you to attend to learn about our other services that may further assist your business. If you’ve ever wondered about something we offer, the open house would be the perfect time to talk with our staff about a new opportunity.

• Do you work for an organization that is looking to increase its web presence or generate new business leads? You should attend to learn about the projects that Three Deep has produced for nationally-recognized brands and hear from clients on what we’ve accomplished for their business.

• Currently looking for work? While Three Deep is only accepting resumes for a limited number of positions at this time, we would love to meet with like-minded individuals who are results driven and innovative to keep in mind for future openings. The open house would also provide an opportunity to meet with other professionals in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area and make valuable networking connections.

Interested in joining us?

Sign up today on our Eventbrite page and spread the word. The Twitter hashtag for the Three Deep Open House is #3doh. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at any time. We look forward to seeing you on the 15^th!

As the weather gets warmer, the events start moving outside. Check out these events by local organizations in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area for interactive marketing professionals.

June 30
Mashable’s Social Media Day – Minneapolis Meetup
6:30 pm
Chino Latino Restaurant

Mashable is proclaiming June 30 as social media day. Join the social media enthusiasts of the Minneapolis/St. Paul area for food, fun and networking at Chino Latino to celebrate.

July 1
Java Meetup Minneapolis (#JMU612)
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Urban Bean Coffee

Twin Cities Uber Marketers, Business Junkies and Social Media Rebels meet together to discuss a variety of subjects. This month’s will cover the impact of gaming on marketing.

July 7
Young Professional Communicators of the Twin Cities (#YPCTC)
5:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Midway Stadium

Walser Automotive Group is providing YPCTC 40 tickets to the July 7th Saint Paul Saints game against the Wichita Wingnuts with tailgating food, drinks, and live music! It’s sure to be a really fun night for new communicators to socialize over some good, old-fashioned baseball.

July 16
AdFed’s Golferoo
11:30 am – 7:00 pm
Braemar Golf Course

Golferoo is a fun event that attracts players from the Twin Cities marketing and advertising community. Players include men and women with a wide range of golf skill and ability.

July 21
Integrated Communications Panel (#MIMA)
7:30 am – 10:00 am
Metropolitan Ballroom

Join the Minnesota Interactive Marketing Association in discussing how to bring together a variety of media elements into one integrated marketing campaign. If your role is in planning, budgeting, facilitating, communicating, designing, or branding, you’ll want to attend and ask questions.

July 23
Social Media Breakfast #28: Social Media in Small Business (#SMBMSP)
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Deluxe Corporation

Head on over to Shoreview for coffee and bacon and a discussion on the lawn of Deluxe Corporation. This month will focus on social media in small businesses.

July 27
An Evening with Brian Solis
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Solera Restaurant

Come and learn about the evolution of new media and how to integrate new technologies and methodologies into everyday business activity (or make the case for your clients to do so). This presentation is for newbies, champions and executives alike who work in business, marketing, branding, interactive, service, and communications.

No matter if you’re interested in analytics, social media, or app development: If you’re looking for interactive marketing events in the Minneapolis area for the month of June, we have exactly what you need.

We present to you the June calendar of Minneapolis Interactive Marketing Events. If you want to subscribe to these events, please check out the Google Calendar!

June 2
Qittle presents: Social/Mobile Media at its Best “Live the Dream”
3:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Minneapolis

Come to this interactive and engaging event to learn tools and tactics to help launch a business into the digital age. Topics will include social media, PR/marketing,  and mobile marketing campaign development.

Web Analytics Wednesday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Dixie’s on Grand

Join Webtrends and Stratigent for a networking event and a presentation by Justin Kistner of Webtrends on capturing meaningful measurements on Facebook with Webtrends Facebook Analytics.

June 3
Java Meetup Minneapolis
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Urban Bean Coffee

Twin Cities Über marketers, Business Junkies and Social Media Rebels meet together to discuss a variety of subjects. This month’s topic will cover Facebook Privacy settings.

June 4
2 Apps per Day Conference
8:30 am – 3:00 pm
University of Minnesota – McNamara Alumni Center

Kristofer Layon, who specializes in interactive media, will teach you how to design two iPhone apps at this one-day workshop. Participants are required to bring their own Mac with the free iPhone SDK software installed.

June 8
C.H.A.D. Networking
5:00 pm
Hilton Garden Inn – Minneapolis

Come have a drink while networking and meet professionals in the Twin Cities area. Be sure to bring a healthy supply of business cards!

June 13 – 16
7th Annual Flashbelt Conference
9:30 am – 8:30 pm

Flashbelt provides a unique opportunity for interactive designers, developers and enthusiasts to learn Flash tactics and techniques from the pros. Professional development and creative inspiration are the key objectives.

June 16
Crowd Source/User Generated Content with John Winsor
7:30 am – 10:00 am
Calhoun Beach Club

Join MIMA for a presentation by John Winsor. Winsor is a respected author of “Spark: Be more Innovative through Co-Creation” and “Beyond the Brand: Why Engaging the Right Customers is Essential to Winning in Business”.

June 17
Twin Cities Thursday Happy Hour
5:30 pm
The Depot

If you want to get to know other Twin Cities professionals, make valuable connections, and have a good time doing it, join us on the 17th for drinks and networking. Parking will be just $5 if you park at the Depot’s ramp.

June 18
SMBMSP #27: Sports and Social Media
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Target Center

Come to the 26th Social Media Breakfast for the Minneapolis-St. Paul area to enjoy speakers, coffee and bacon. This month’s event will feature the Minnesota Lynx basketball team as we discuss Sports and Social Media.

June 19
FontConf: The WebFont and @FontFace UnConference
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
CoCo Collaborative

Learn about different fonts at this one-of-a-kind unconference. Sessions include Web Font Optimization, licensing, designing open-source fonts and more.

June 23
Young Professional Communicators of the Twin Cities Sausage Party
5:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Fast Horse World Headquarters

Join Fast Horse and the Young Professional Communicators-Twin Cities at Fast Horse for some Kramarczuk’s sausages, beers and a lot of brilliant young marketers.

June 24
MSP Tweetup
The Bulldog – Northeast (Backroom)
6:30 pm

June 26
UnSummit #4
CoCo Collaborative
8:30 am – 4:30 pm

UnSummit is an alternative, “unconference.” Not unlike a BarCamp. That means no pre-set agenda. No experts. Full participation. Full dissemination. And free admission. All the things that traditional conferences are not.

Don’t see an event that you’d like to have on this calendar? Contact Us or send us a tweet (@threedeep) with a link to the event information and we will make sure to have it on here as soon as possible!

So you know how weekdays can seem routine? You get up, shower, get dressed, drive to work, do your thing, go to lunch, do more of that thing, go home, watch TV, go to bed  x 5  (intersperse exercise, personal development and significant others as needed).  You know what I mean; even the best offices can become monotonous after a while. Until a challenge comes along; the ultimate test of man versus man.  I’m sure you can imagine where I’m going with this…. That’s right, the cook off.

Nothing divides a team faster than the opportunity to best one another in their culinary skills. The Three Deep team is known to be a pretty nerdy, data driven crew. Yet, when Meals.com asked us to have an office-wide cook off utilizing branded products and recipes from their website, perfectly amiable co-workers (who normally enjoy having a beer together after work) became evaporated milk adversaries.

From side dishes to main courses, desserts and smoothies we cooked and heated, blended and assembled. The array of offerings was awe-inspiring. We had folks who went out of their way to find branded products that others might not have thought of – La Lechera in addition to Carnation condensed milk and Pure Life water instead of plain old tap water.  It wasn’t just about making the best food with Meals.com; it was about becoming Meals.com.

The Three Deepers quickly fell into two categories: the over-achievers who created the most complex recipes and brought multiple recipe creations (Hello, three four-star recipes?) and those who were just meeting their kitchen for the first time. Cooking skill notwithstanding, the foodies and the microwavers were all convinced that they were the clear winner. When judging time came, the Three Deep kitchen was full of employees tasting, laughing, talking and voting.

In the end, there could only be six winners (well, eight… we had to add to the list):

1. Golden Summer Corn Soup – What a Tasty Delight!

2.  Cheesecake Cookie Cups – Looks Amazing and That Counts too!

3. Deep Fried Tortellini with Buitoni Marinara sauce – Good Effort, Good Effort

4. Quattro Formaggi Ravioli with Pesto and Asparagus – Best Use of Products

5. Cheese and Chicken Enchiladas – Excellent Use of Smells

6. Zesty Lemon Pound Cake – It Tastes Great Just Don’t Look At It

7. Stouffer’s Easy Express Rigatoni with Chicken – Best Use of Packaging and Directions (yeah, he brought in boxed product and microwaved it)

8. Tropical Sunrise Smoothie – Best Friday Morning Wake Up (We were all greeted with a smoothie when we walked into the office that day!)

As it turned out there were no brawls for a title – everyone was too full and concerned about the solidity of their pants seams. We love clients who encourage us to compete and eat. Thanks Meals.com!

If you’re looking for interactive marketing events in the Minneapolis / Saint Paul area for the month of May, then look no further. We have your May events calendar ready and waiting!

If you want to subscribe to these events, please check out the Google Calendar!

May 6
Java Meetup Minneapolis
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Urban Bean Coffee

This event covers overcoming marketing challenges for managing your personal and professional identities through technologies.

May 10
CATFOA 2010: Colleen DeCourcy,
6:00 pm
The Fine Line Music Cafe

The final installment of Conversations About the Future of Advertising featuring Colleen DeCourcy, the Chief Digital officer for TBWA Worldwide.

May 12
Young Professional Communicators Twin Cities (YPCTC) #5
5:15 pm – 8:30 pm
WCCO TV Station & The Local

YPCTC has 20 tickets for members to tour the WCCO station. Everyone is welcome after to a happy hour at The Local Irish Pub.

May 19
Building a Brand at AT 35,000 Feet With Porter Gale, Virgin America
5:15 pm
Solera Restaurant

Listen to Porter Gale share her experiences of leading a marketing team on a shoestring budget as they helped to build a business based on its brand.

May 21
SMBMSP #26: Urban and Organic Gardening
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Progress Center – Minnesota State Fair Grounds

Discussion on how gardeners and farmers utilize social media. Includes a mini Farmer’s Market

May 22
Minnebar
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Best Buy Headquarters

Enjoy technology, design and drinks at Minnesota’s barcamp and (un)conference where you are the leaders of the discussions and sessions.

May 25
Integrated Marketing Summit
7:30 am – 6:30 pm
Hilton Hotel Minneapolis

Event and a community for sharing the best practices, technologies and expertise that marketing professionals need to Drive Revenue Rapidly.

May 27
TCTHH 1st Annual Charity Event
5:00 pm
Solera Restaurant

Join the Twin Cities Thursday Happy Hour crew and Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota for the 1st annual TCTHH Charity Event. All proceeds benefit Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota.

Don’t see an event that you’d like to have on this calendar? Contact Us or send us a tweet (@threedeep) with a link to the event information and we will make sure to have it on here as soon as possible!

Last week I had the honor of speaking at the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management for a class entitled BA 1905 — “Internet Search Economics, Google, and New Business Opportunities” - a great name for a course covering this relatively new industry, with some truly engaging curriculum around my favorite topic of conversation: Search Engines, Marketing, and creating a business model around increasing visibility on the web.

With a blank canvas to work with and many possibilities for conversation, the professor and I decided that it would be best to do an hour long presentation on Google.  The presentation pretty much wrote itself from that point on.  Here is the full slide deck:

Since I am so closely involved with, and dependent on Google (I use their products, actively read their blogs and use their search engine every day) the talk came naturally for me.   The presentation was mostly just an “off the top of my head” overview of what I know about Google from various books that I have read, interactions with teams, etc.  Here is a loose outline of what I talked about:

* “Really neat info on how to make money from Google.  Very informational, straight-forward.  Good presentation.  Cool guy.”

* “I thought this was a very interesting presentation. I learned a lot of fascinating things and this opened my eyes to a completely new industry that I was unaware of before.”

* “I thought the presentation was really good.  The presenter is very knowledgeable and passionate about what he does.  I liked hearing about what we have been learning, from the perspective of someone who is in the business.”

* “Jeff was really great.  He is very knowledgeable and willing to share information.”

* “Presented and covered many relevant topics about how Google’s innovations have made the company successful.  Suggested possible market or venues that Google could venture into.  Answered hosting and marketing questions and gave advice to explore interests in internships and find contacts and connections.”

* “He was interesting and very knowledgeable about Google.  He also had a job related to Google which made the presentation especially interesting.  Interesting to learn about the new company.  Fun to see different things about Google.”

* “I liked the real-world timely examples given.”

* “Would have been interested to hear more about Three Deep Marketing and how they grew their company.  More relevant info about online business growth and models would have been helpful and interesting.”

* “Very interesting to get a real-world perspective on some of the issues/topics we’ve talked about in class!  Very worthwhile/interesting!”

* “Some of the information was review, but speaker was very informative and gave a really strong overview of Google.  Really gained my interest when he started to analyze why Google does what it does and how to be successful through Google.”

* “I thought the presentation was very interesting.  Jeff had a lot of good, useful information that was very relevant to the class.  I like the fact that he had experience and real-life examples of certain things (such as the stories about domain names) because it was so real and put things into a good perspective.  He knew a lot about the topics he talked about and presented it in a way that was clear and easy to understand.  I learned a lot.”

* “The presentation helped to link all the different Google ideas into the real business world and how they relate.”

* “Good and clear information provided.”

* “The information about starting your own website was very useful and interesting.”

* “Useful overview and review of Google with insights from the real world.  Great personal anecdotes that related to subject matter at hand.  Material was presented in a catchy and eloquent manner but did not go over my head.”

* “I found this very interesting and I was very engaged the whole time!  Jeff knows his stuff and has a great way to get his information across and was a great speaker.  It made me want to get into starting my own website.  Great presentation!”

It seems like there is an interactive marketing event nearly every day (and at least several times a week) in the Minneapolis and St. Paul area.  At times, it’s difficult to keep track of everything!

If you are tired of searching around for all of the Twin Cities events for people in Interactive Marketing, have no fear! Three Deep has compiled this list of various events that are occurring this month in the Twin Cities metro area. Want a calendar of the events? Find the events on our dedicated Google Calendar.

April 6
Foursquare Minneapolis/St. Paul Tweet Up
7:00 pm – 12:00 am
The Muddy Pig

April 7
Jared Spool Presents: Revealing Design Treasures from The Amazon
6:30 PM
University of St. Thomas – Minneapolis Campus

April 8
CoCo DayCamp with Michael Anschel,
All-Day (including half-day coworking)
CoCo Collaborative

Atlassian User Group
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
CoCo Collaborative

April 12
Minneapolis CrowdPitch
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Hilton Minneapolis/Bloomington

April 14
Young Professional Communicators Twin Cities (YPCTC) Happy Hour
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Kip’s Irish Pub

April 15
CoCo DayCamp with David Folkens
All-Day (including half-day coworking)
CoCo Collaborative

Twin Cities Thursday Happy Hour
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
The Shorewood Bar

April 19
CATFOA 2010: Hashem Bajwa,
6:00 pm
The Fine Line Music Cafe

April 21
MIMA Spring Social
5:15pm
Chambers

April 23
SMBMSP #25
8:00 am – 10:00 am
Concordia University – St. Paul

April 30
80sPromTweetCrawl
8:00 pm – 11:00pm
Eden Prairie Brunswick Bowl

If you coordinate or host events that you don’t see here, please let us know by contacting us or tweeting @threedeep!