PLAY history & culture As part of the Minnesota River Valley region, Shakopee is rich in history and tradition. From the Shakopee Dakotah to the settlers at The Landing during the 1880s, Shakopee has an abundance of historical sites to enjoy during your next visit. Step back in time and experience history first-hand at The Landing: Minnesota River Heritage Park. Nestled along the banks of the Minnesota River, this 88-acre living-history park explores the charms and challenges of life in the Lower Minnesota River
Valley from the 1840s to the 1890s. Visit the fur trader’s cabin and learn how beaver pelts were transformed into gold. Discover a pioneer-era farmstead and see if you have what it takes to carve a new life for yourself on the frontier. Stroll the streets of Eagle Creek - a recreated turn-of-the19th-century river town - and learn about the daily life of its residents. Tour highlighted historical buildings, watch as costumed interpreters bring the past alive during living history events or try your hand at historic crafts. Check
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ThreeRiversParks.org for hours and event schedules. threeriversparks.org/location/ landing (763) 694-7784
From the immersive, 360˚ audio and visual experience that depicts the creation story of the dwellers of the Spirit Lake to the hand-painted wall murals and anecdotal recollections of members ċokata Ti’s of the tribe, Hoċ 3,805-square-foot public exhibit, Mdewakanton: Dwellers of the Spirit Lake, provides visitors with a cultural experience that enhances their knowledge and understanding
