Join us for an inspiring one-day field trip for students in grades 3-5 at the University of Minnesota’s Ted Mann Concert Hall. This event expands your students’ imagination, develops their creativity, and strengthens their problem-solving skills. Be a part of this exciting festival where students work side-by-side with STEM and arts professionals during three outstanding breakout sessions following a dynamic opening performance. Review the Minnesota Academic Standards alignment for the Creativity Festival.
Registration
Registration fees are based on BrightWorks membership status. To find out if your school/district is a member, please see the updated membership list.
January
12-13,
2027
BrightWorks Member: Early Bird $43/student
($45 after November 4)
Non-Member: Early Bird $57/student
($59 after November 4)
Individual: $60/student
Tickets will be mailed the week of December 7th
8:30am – 1:15pm
Ted Mann Concert Hall, University of Minnesota
2027 Opening Performance: MNprov
Through the art of improv, MNprov empowers neurodivergent individuals to discover their strengths, build social-emotional skills, confidence, connection, and resilience.
At MNprov, we believe the magic of improv isn’t just about laughs (though there’s plenty of that)—it’s about building confidence, connection, and real-world growth… and doing so in a way that’s accessible to everyone! Our goal is to empower diverse learners to build social-emotional skills, communication and creativity skills, resilience, and meaningful connections through the art of improv. And guess what? It works!


2027 Sessions Include:
Improv
Calligraphy
Origami
Game Design in Scratch
Polymer Clay
Cast Metal Artifacts
Weaving
Architecture
Supporters
SparkPath would like to thank the following organizations, whose support helped make the Creativity Festival a fantastic day of learning for Twin Cities students:








At the Creativity Festival, students learn…
Creativity is a skill that can be practiced and strengthened.
Creativity is necessary for higher education and all careers.
Creativity is an essential part of problem solving.
Questions?
For more information on how your students can participate, contact Betsy Narr at 612-638-1550. If you are interested in presenting, contact Katie Wenzel at 612-638-1554.
SparkPath@brightworksmn.org
612-638-1500
2 Pine Tree Drive, Suite 101
Arden Hills, MN 55112
EIN: 41-1948020
SparkPath is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that presents its programs in collaboration with BrightWorks, a Minnesota Service Cooperative. BrightWorks member districts/schools save 30-50% on SparkPath registration fees. For more information, visit www.brightworksmn.org.








