North Loop Pedal Pub Tour Experience

First Avenue, a renowned music venue in Minneapolis, Minnesota, became inextricably linked with Prince's career as he frequently performed there, using the club as a platform to test new music and as the primary setting for his iconic film "Purple Rain," essentially catapulting both the venue and Prince to wider fame during the 1980s; the club is considered a crucial part of the Minneapolis music scene and Prince's legacy due to his numerous performances there!

The Prince Mural is right across the street from his venue!

The kaleidoscopic mural is like a short, colorful timeline of Dylan’s musical career. In the first image, the artist is shown as a young troubadour. He’s a bit older in the second picture, and in the third one, he sports what’s now considered his trademark hat.

Some speculate the work also gives a possible nod to the acoustic versus electric guitar controversy, which was a major part of his early career, as his choice to switch instruments led critics to accuse him of abandoning his early fan base. But it’s most likely the split instrument merely indicates the switch in Dylan's musical interests.

The eye-catching mural is the work of renowned Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra. He and a team of five artists painted the artwork over a five-story building. It certainly isn’t the only trace of Dylan in Minnesota, as the state is exceedingly proud of its native son.

The Guthrie Theater, founded in 1963, is a center for theater performance, production, education, and professional training in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The concept of the theater was born in 1959 in a series of discussions among Sir Tyrone Guthrie, Oliver Rea and Peter Zeisler.

Soon after Minneapolis was born on the Mississippi's west bank, the city's flour milling industry skyrocketed. Powered by the mighty river and fed by boxcars of grain rolling in from the plains, the industry gave Minneapolis bragging rights as the “Flour Milling Capital of the World.” Explore where old mingles with new at Mill City Museum, built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill.

Target Field is the home of the Minnesota Twins baseball team in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. It's a modern, open-air stadium that hosts baseball games, concerts, and other events.