Events

Join Children’s Minnesota and The Current for a Rock the Cradle Pop Up at the Prairie Burn Music Festival. Hosted by the YMCA of Greater Twin Cities Camps and the Royal Credit Union Foundation, The Prairie Burn Music Festival is a family-friendly day filled with music, games and activities. Event proceeds benefit Twin Cities YMCA Camp endowments, making life changing camp experiences accessible to all for many years to come.

The Minnesota Perinatal Organization conference is Sept. 19-20, 2019. Four Children’s-affiliated speakers are presenting state-of-the-art information on obstetric and newborn care practices.

We are excited to bring you the first annual collaborative conference between Children's Minnesota and the University of Minnesota, Department of Pediatrics. This two-day program offers practical information to help you stay current on relevant topics and recent advances in pediatrics important to your practice.

Join Children’s Clinical Ethics Department for our annual one-day ethics symposium to discuss how religious and cultural implications affect patients in end of life situations. With three engaging lectures by specialists in the field, participants will learn how to recognize cultural and religious based conflict, as well as strategies to have end of life discussions when such conflicts arise.

Lenworth Jacobs, MD, MPH, FACS

Kevin Ehrman-Solberg

Join us at this family focused event at the Minnesota Children’s Museum to learn more about CHA and the programs we support. We’ve got the museum all to ourselves, so your kids (and you) are sure to have endless fun–with no crowds! Join us to play and learn with or without your children, enjoy a meal, and hang out with CHA and our partners. It's the perfect opportunity to support CHA while enjoying a less crowded museum experience!

Welcome to the 5th annual Pediatric Quality and Patient Safety Conference, a forum where we gather to collaborate and share best practices that promote optimal health care for children in our communities.  This conference serves as an opportunity to educate care providers and leaders serving pediatric populations throughout the state of Minnesota.  This year’s topics will focus on: humanizing health care, optimizing the patient, family, and staff experience, developing a safety culture within our organization, improving staff safety, and strategies that promote prevention of hospital associated conditions.  We will also explore current and future trends in quality and patient safety both at the national and local level, as well as understanding Minnesota’s efforts in supporting health equity.

Join us in celebrating 25 amazing years at our Minnetonka Surgery Center on Tuesday, September 24, from 3-6 p.m. Light refreshments will be provided, along with activities the whole family can enjoy: