Hi, I’m Noah Olson diving into what’s happening in Inver Grove Heights today and in the near future. Whether you’re looking for community gatherings, kid-friendly things to do, or official meetings, here’s a local events rundown.
Events Happening Today (Thursday, September 24, 2026)
Environmental Advisory Commission Meeting — 7:00 PM at City Hall. This gathering addresses environmental planning and city sustainability issues. Open to public attendance. Topic focus likely includes land use & conservation.
Coming Up: Key Events to Mark
City Council Regular Meeting — Monday, September 28
Held in Council Chambers at 6:00 PM. These regular meetings cover a wide range of city business—budget updates, public policy, infrastructure, and more. Agendas are posted ahead so you can see what’s on deck.
Farmers Market — Sundays through October
The Inver Grove Heights farmers market runs weekly on Sundays from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the parking lot of the Veterans Memorial Community Center (8055 Barbara Avenue). Great opportunity to support local growers, artisans, and small foods vendors.
Program Registrations & Youth Sports
Registration is open now for fall leagues and programs: youth soccer (ages 5-10), adaptive programs, Zumba Kids, and more. All run by the city’s Parks & Recreation department at various locations—including VMCC and outdoor fields.
Seasonal & Special Events on the Horizon
- Let’s Pawty! Halloween Dog Event — October 4 at Heritage Village Park. Bring your furry friend for treats, a costume contest, and fun family-friendly activities.
- Ghostly Gathering — Friday, October 30 at the VMCC National Guard Gym. A lightly spooky event with games, crafts, DJ and more for all ages.
Where to Find More & Stay Informed
- City website’s Calendar & Community Events section has up-to-date listings and agenda links for city meetings.
- Parks & Recreation program guide for youth, seniors, and special events provides registration deadlines and cost info.
- If considering attending or participating, check events ahead—for location, fees, and possible weather impacts.
Keep an eye out—IGH is busy with community energy these next few weeks. If there’s a local event you want me to spotlight, just drop a note!