Summer is coming to a close and many things will change around the Twin Cities. Temperatures, leaves, clothing, and fountains. Soon the fountains will need to be turned off and cleaned for winter. Why not enjoy the fountains while they are still able to function as intended?

Loring Park has a rather unique fountain. Not to mention that the Spoonbridge and Cherry, which sits across 94. Are there any postcards for Minneapolis that don’t include that thing?

As long as you’re in Minneapolis, bring a book down to Peavey Plaza and take in the flowing combination of cement and water.

While you’re looking at all of these fountains around the Twin Cities, ask yourself why we keep building them. If you figure out an answer, let me know because I’m a bit baffled. Thanks!

The Twin Cities (I don’t have the time to say Minneapolis/St. Paul, live with it) is full of new experiences for everyone to take part in. While it is easy to go home and watch the Power of 10 suck your life away, there are plenty of things to do for those who want to look.

So every day, hopefully, I’ll think of some new or borrowed way to enjoy yourself out in the Twin Cities. So what should you today?

Why, go on a hot chocolate hunt, of course! The air is crisp and the sidewalks are snow free. It is perfect weather to go searching for hot chocolate!

Stop by El Burrito Mercado for some cinnamon heavy Mexican hot chocolate.

An obvious yet delicious choice would be hot chocolate at Caffe Latte.

If you want to remember the late 90s, head on over the Tillie’s Bean, which can be found on Google by searching for “internet cafe twin cities.” Remember internet cafes?

Where is your favorite hot chocolate in the Twin Cities? Let us know, so we can all enjoy that warm feeling inside on a cool fall day!