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Minne ota Landscape Arboretum, Chanha: sen The famed Minnesota Landscape Arboretum began as the Fruit Breeding Farm in 1908. With 1,137 acres dedicated to agrarian research, public education, recreation and inspiration, the arboretum also offers substantial indoor and outdoor space. The 45,000- square -foot Oswald Visitor Center alone comprises five different meeting spaces, including a spacious great hall 40 feet high, framed by huge windows and skylights, a 375 -seat auditorium, a cafeteria -style restaurant, an art gallery with rotating exhibits and two well- equipped classrooms. In addition to the abundance of natural light, an automated Lighting system is in place and the heating and cooling of the center are powered by geothermal energy. Event packages are available, as well as free Wi -Fi, ample parking and catering. Outdoor spaces, of course, abound with several areas specifically designed for gatherings, such as the Margot Picnic Area, which also has access to restrooms and electricity. Muriel Sahlin Arboretum, Roseville Whether it's spring, summer or autumn, the Muriel Sahlin Arboretum in Roseville is a serene and naturally gorgeous garden. The grounds are available for events of up to 300 guests, and up to 100 attendees can be accommodated in the Shirlie Klaus Pavilion, an open - walled focal point of the arboretum. Tents are allowed for protection during rain showers or to provide shade, and there is access to a climate - controlled indoor changing facility with restrooms. The arboretum is also very accommodating to events. Every year, it hosts the Taste of Rosefest, which gives local restaurants an opportunity to showcase their fare. MN M +E H Minnesota Meetings + Events >> Summer 2013