The Palace Theatre in Saint Paul, Minnesota has been providing live theater entertainment for over a century. Originally opening as the Orpheum Theater in 1916, it was built by film mogul Alexander Pantages as a place to show his productions of film and stage shows. Over its rich history, the theatre has seen countless performances by local and internationally known performers from all genres including classical music, plays, dance performances, and more. After three decades, it was reopened in 2017 featuring contemporary music and events. Saint Paul is a bustling city with plenty to offer, from lively festivals and shows to amazing restaurants, one-of-a-kind shops, and unique tourist attractions. Plus, it lies near the banks of the Mississippi River. Spend your days strolling around downtown where you can find an array of historic buildings fused with modern art galleries and performance venues. Enjoy some of the free attractions such as Summit Avenue Mansion District and Mears Park for some outdoor fun in the sun. From great food to educational opportunities - Saint Paul has something for everyone. Find yourself getting lost in its art museums such as the Minnesota Museum of American Art or wandering through its nature trails located in parks like Harriet Island Regional Park - adventure awaits! So come explore all that Saint Paul has to offer and make memories that will last for a lifetime!