Antiques on Mainstreet was opened by Hal and Nancy in 2010 after rebuilding from a fire that wrecked their first business, Antiques at Shady Oak (which they opened in 2005). The current store is in downtown Hopkins has two levels and 7,000 square feet. There are 50 dealers who are enthusiastic about their collections and […]

The Vine Room was opened in 2019 by Ali and Drew because of their budding love for wine. They developed that passion while living in wine country in California and brought it to Hopkins with them. The place is large and modern with a contemporary feel to it. The atmosphere is convivial, welcoming one and […]

Downtown Park is a quiet neighborhood park that has plenty of benches, which makes it a great place to go and just relax in. You can bring your dog if they're on a leash and there are open green spaces for you and your canine companion to walk in. There is an amphitheater in this […]

Valley Park is a cozy neighborhood park that has plenty to offer. A notable aspect of the park is that it provides family garden plots for its residents. For the sporty types, there are softball fields and tennis courts, an archery range and a skating rink, and nature trails to walk on. There is also […]

Costa Rica Ballroom Dance Studios has been opened since 2006 and is passionate about spreading the joy of ballroom dancing to the communities they serve. Their main location is in Hopkins while they are also located in St. Paul and Woodbury as well. They teach most forms of couples dancing, and both social and competitive […]

Hoagie's Family Restaurant is an American restaurant that offers hearty  breakfast and lunch dishes with a smile. The decor is woodsy and warm, and the atmosphere is welcoming. The breakfast menu includes Breakfast Sandwich, Sticky Roll, Breakfast Combos, and Cheese Omelet. The lunch menu has dishes such as Pork Tenderloin Sandwich, Deluxe Burger, and Steak […]

Hopkins Dance Company is a dance studio that has been serving the community for over 35 years and has become a stalwart when it comes to dance. They are classically inspired, but they have become more diverse over the years. They house the Hopkins Youth Ballet and are focused on bringing the world of dance […]

Mainstreet Days is an event that is sponsored by JCI Hopkins and is an annual event that happens in May. It is hosted on Mainstreet, naturally, and is a way to gather with other members of the community to celebrate what makes Hopkins a great place to live. One of the biggest draws in the […]

Stages Theatre Company was established in 1994 and is a valuable asset to the community. They are dedicated to performance and to helping the next generation appreciate art in various forms. They are the second-biggest nonprofit theater in Minnesota and are involved in the community. They stage performances, of course, but they also offer plenty […]

The Hopkins Center for the Arts was planned in 1997 by the City of Hopkins and the Stages Theatre Company with full support from the community. It is set in the west metro and has 36,000 square feet. It has a place of pride in the community and has been the site of many memorable […]

Cottageville Park is a neighborhood favorite because it's a nice place to get away from daily life. It has much greenery as well as a playground area for children. It's a newish park as it was completed in 2016. There is a basketball court, a fire pit, a creekside trail, and picnic shelters so you […]

Burnes Park is a neighborhood favorite because it has plenty to offer for everyone. There is a playground area with bright, colorful equipment for the younger set, a splash pad for water fun for the whole family, and 2 picnic shelters for when you want to take a break and maybe have a bite to […]