Holiday

Swedish meatballs are the perfect comfort food for the holiday season and make great leftovers to help ring in the New Year. Read more about Holiday Recipe: Homemade Swedish Meatballs

Advisory Board member Birgit Gruess shares the best of her holiday. Read more about Advisory Board Member Shares Favorite Holiday Recipe: Rinderrouladen

Our editor has two requirements for a holiday cocktail: It has to taste good AND look the part. Read more about Holiday Cocktail Recipe: Mistletoe Kiss

Our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide features the best local picks for perfect presents. Read more about Shop Our 2019 Holiday Gift Guide!

Consider these three wines that you may have not heard of to pair with your Thanksgiving meal. Read more about Princeton's Liquors Picks for the Best Thanksgiving Wines

Maple Grove librarian Kay Drache offers up two Thanksgiving-themed reads. Read more about Holiday Book Recommendations: Give Thanks with These Turkey Day Reads

Here are a few ways to keep decorating simple this holiday season. Read more about 3 Simple Ways to Spruce Up Your Holiday Decorations

When it comes to choosing holiday gifts, sometimes you just have to pick the goods that catch your eye. This year, we let the colors guide us. We’ve selected items from local stores that pop with gold, red or green. We bet you can find something for everyone on your list among this colorful array of gifts.

Even better? You can get all your shopping done in one place, at the Shoppes at Arbor Lakes.

Stay Golden Read more about 2015 Gift Guide: By the Color

The holidays can be some of the most heart-felt, memorable times of the year, when we gather with family, celebrate our faith, eat great food and cozy up by the fire. However, for some, the mere approach of the season ushers in profound sadness. This is the case with both adults and youth. Read more about Happy Holidays? Maple Grove Counselor Jenny Reinmann Offers Help With the Seasonal Blues

Every year, Maple Grove residents find themselves drawn to Main Street for the annual Sparkle Parade and tree lighting ceremony. This year, residents are encouraged to share holiday cheer before the night of pizazz. Bring your child or grandchild to breakfast or lunch with Santa Claus, and allow them to share their secret Christmas wishes, have their faces painted and complete crafts, all while you enjoy the photo opportunities. During the day, folks can head over to the Arts Center to check out an art boutique and enjoy some tea. Take your chances at a raffle offering several prizes. Read more about Holiday Activity Takes Over Downtown