The result is a beautiful, newly-expanded skate park right in the center of Richfield!! Opened in August, the updated park has a lot more variety than before, with appeal to both entry-level and more advanced skaters. Learn more.

This summer, the Richfield Farmers Market is celebrating 35 years of enriching lives with locally grown fruits, vegetables, and a laundry list of other items. Many things will stay the same this year for the Market. But there are a few changes in the works, too! Learn more.

Whether you’re looking for exercise or a mental health break, Richfield Parks provide the space necessary to practice responsible social distancing as we “shelter in place”. Learn more

The annual U.S. Pond Hockey Championships at Lake Nokomis have been drawing hockey players from across the U.S. and Canada for almost 20 years. And sure, the players come for the hockey. But the camaraderie that’s built off the ice among and across teams is almost as important. Learn More.

Richfield has a new addition to the foodie scene. Michoacana Tasty’s menu is an eclectic mix of 30-plus Mexican street snacks, burgers and 20-plus homemade ice cream flavors. Learn More

The park features off-road bike experiences like berms, rollers, jumps, rock features, sloped wood decking, and pump tracks (including a main track and one for younger riders and adaptive bikes). The park is a partnership between the City of Richfield and Three Rivers Park District. Learn More

Over the last 40-plus years, Wood Lake Nature Center has been home to a host of wildlife. Birds, turtles, frogs, fish, and many other critters spend their days at the nature reserve in Richfield. Learn more

Early in November, Danny Liu quietly opened Kataki Sushi & Ramen in the former Vina Vietnamese space. Learn more.

Move Over, Anoka: Here’s Why Richfield Is Becoming the South Metro’s Halloween Capital. Learn more

We had a chance to catch up with Ebony recently and ask her a few questions about her wonderful new bakery, located in the Hub Shopping Mall off 66th and Nicollet. Learn more

When a space opened up in a small retail center on Richfield’s Chicago Avenue—next to one of its existing food vendors—Soul Bowl co-owner Brittney Alise Klass knew it was the perfect spot for the Minneapolis restaurant to expand to with a takeout-only storefront. Learn more

Baymont By Wyndham, Candlewood Suites and Four Points by Sheraton—they’re all just 10 min from MOA, and 15 min to downtown Minneapolis and the Airport. Learn more