Minnesota Children's Museum, Saint Paul MN | Nearby Businesses

• Educational Organization
• Museum
• Non-Profit Organization

10 7th St W
Saint Paul, MN 55102
(651) 225-6000

COMPAS (Community Programs in the Arts) helps connect individuals through the arts. COMPAS Teaching Artists provide residencies, workshops and performances to communities throughout Minnesota. We work at schools, community and recreation centers, hospitals, clinics, festivals, senior centers and much more. In addition, COMPAS youth programs provide opportunities for young people to gain valuable arts and employment skills each summer!

The Gallery of Wood Art presents four to six exhibits each year of contemporary pieces by woodturning artists. The diversity of materials, themes and techniques is eye-opening. The gallery's collection of historic turned items and antique lathes provides a nice counterpoint, and the gallery gift store features regional woodturners. The Gallery of Wood Art is sponsored by the American Association of Woodturners, a 13,000 member international nonprofit dedicated to promoting and supporting the art of woodturning. Find out more about the organization at www.woodturner.org. You can see more of our collection on display at St Paul City Hall and Courthouse, 15 Kellogg Blvd. Hours: Tuesday through Friday, 11-4 and Sundays 12-3 or by appointment Admission is free - donations gratefully accepted

The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota is the only statewide, private, non-profit organization advocating for the preservation of Minnesota’s historic resources. The Alliance was established in 1981 by citizens concerned about the loss of irreplaceable segments of our state’s heritage: structures, neighborhoods, community fabric. The Minnesota Main Street and Education Programs have been financed in part with funds provided by the State of Minnesota from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through the Minnesota Historical Society.

Follow the link to the MnDHA website to keep you up to date on what your association is doing for YOU! The MnDHA looks forward to using this page as a way to reach out to dental hygienists in Minnesota and the surrounding area. Feel free to use this group as a way to network, discuss concerns and learn more about the Minnesota Dental Hygienists' Association. If you are not a member of MnDHA, we encourage you to join! Kathryn (Katie) Berg, RDH, BSDH MnDHA Member Services [email protected]

Welcome to the Nacel International fan page! We offer a wide variety of language study programs in several countries in order to give you a full and adequate education in the language of your choice. You can find more information here: http://www.nacel.org

For students who are looking for a broader experience of life in America, NOD offers the Academic Year Program, either 5 months (academic semester) or 10 months (academic year) in duration. Students live in a host family and attend an American high school. Participating in a long-term academic program means total immersion in American life, and as such, it is an ideal way to achieve proficiency in the English language as well as gain a complete cross-cultural experience involving American home life and school. Students stay in communities across the United States with host families who are carefully chosen and screened by NOD representatives. These families are volunteers and agree to welcome the students into their lives as a member of their family. They provide room and board as well as the care and support necessary for students as they learn and adjust to life in the U.S. Students have the opportunity to take part in family activities and are encouraged to make the most of the opportunity to learn about everyday life in America from their host family.

Fresh Energy works to enhance our economy, protect human health and communities, restore our environment, and establish energy independence. In our sustained and coordinated effort to promote a modern, innovative energy system for the 21st century, we provide research, advocacy and innovative policy models while engaging citizens to take action on the energy issues that affect us all. Fresh Energy's efforts focus on clean energy, transportation connections, global warming solutions, and energy justice. With expertise, strong alliances, and an impressive track record in each of these important areas, we're able to maintain a long-range view while also nimbly responding to sudden threats and unexpected opportunities.

We have received complements from many officials of the communities to which our books have been delivered. "One of the best things that has ever happened for the promotion and development of education in The Gambia" The Mayor of Banjul, the capital of the country, speaking of our BOOKS FOR AFRICA Million Books for The Gambia project.

"The Saint Paul Winter Carnival puts forth a celebration of legendary proportions each and every year. Calling upon the community for support, the Saint Paul Winter Carnival is able to create a sense of pride, belonging, and connectedness for fellow Saint Paulites and Minnesotans. The history and heritage of Saint Paul is celebrated during the Carnival through fun and educational events and experiences. The Legend continues."

The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota is the only statewide, private, non-profit organization advocating for the preservation of Minnesota’s historic resources. The Alliance was established in 1981 by citizens concerned about the loss of irreplaceable segments of our state’s heritage: structures, neighborhoods, community fabric. The Minnesota Main Street and Education Programs have been financed in part with funds provided by the State of Minnesota from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund through the Minnesota Historical Society.

Women in Turning is a virtual chapter of the American Association of Woodturners. We had our start at the 2014 AAW Symposium in Phoenix, AZ when Betty Scarpino organized a meeting of women to see if there was interest in forming a group focused on the support of women woodturners.

Sample the best Theater, Burlesque, Classical Music, Dance, Novelty Performers (Escape Artists, Magicians, Light Bulb Eaters, etc.), Vocalists, Puppetry, Stand-up Comedy, Improv, Jazz, Independent Film, Poetry Slammers, Performance Artists, Local Bands and more!

Genesys Works is a non-profit organization dedicated to building bridges between economically-disadvantaged high school students, businesses seeking technology-proficient workers, and an inner-city public education system struggling to produce high-quality, market-ready graduates. Genesys Works - Twin Cities was created in 2008 to transform the lives of minority and low-income youth in Minneapolis and St. Paul while serving the business needs of the Twin Cities corporate community. We train high school students in information technology and professional and communication skills and place them in paid year-long internships during their senior year in high school. Students intern at major Twin Cities corporate employers like Medtronic, 3M, Ecolab, and Target. We also prepare our students for successful futures through our Career and College Connections Program where we offer personalized college consulting for all students.