Minnesota Super Bowl 2018

👋 Friends of the Bold North,

Our friends at Minnesota Sports and Events are looking for friendly and dedicated volunteers to help give a warm welcome to visitors during the NCAA 2022 Women's Final Four and 50th Anniversary of Title IX in March 🏀🏀

Volunteer Opportunities We want YOU to volunteer for MNSE events in the Twin Cities. Sign up and get trained as an official MNSE volunteer.

The Bold North never looked better 💜💙💚

Thanks, Minnesota Sports and Events for sharing these memories!

Hey Bold North 💙💚💜

We would like to introduce you to our friends at Minnesota Sports and Events (MNSE). MNSE is the regional sports commission for Bloomington, Minneapolis, and Saint Paul, with the mission of bringing economic, reputational, and social impact to our community through the hosting of world-class events.

We know you are excited for Minnesota to host the NHL Winter Classic in January 2022 and Women’s Final Four in April 2022 and like us can't wait to see what MNSE to bring more large events to our state. Give the page a like to stay updated on events, volunteer opportunities, and more!

Minnesota Sports and Events Minnesota Sports and Events is the regional sports commission for Bloomington, Minneapolis and Saint Paul, with the mission of bringing economic, reputational and social impact to our community through the hosting of world-class events.

Thanks, ! You throw one heck of a party (with lasting results)!

Super Bowl LII: The numbers add up to a resounding win for Minnesota Event gave a big economic boost; exposure is still paying dividends.

Region's Super Bowl effort paid large dividends Post-event economic assessment should spur more big-event bids.

The numbers are in, and its official...our Bold North Super Bowl was a big success! More than $450 million spent in our market as part of the 10 day festival. Thanks to all the volunteers, law enforcement, businesses and locals who made sure our visitors had the time of their lives. We throw one heck of a party... in fact, 83% of our first time visitors are ready to come back again!

The Super Bowl’s Legacy Fund is helping Mankato kids learn to ride bikes! Read more from the Star Tribune about how is making a difference in the lives of Minnesota’s kids long after the game.

Kid-powered transport grows as more than 150,000 Minnesota students get bike safety lessons The statewide program is encouraging communities to make themselves more welcoming to bikers and walkers.

Our Legacy Fund’s 52 Weeks of Giving traveled 10,000+ miles around our state, from International Falls to the Iowa border. With more than $5.5 million in investments, we made the Super Bowl much more than a one day event, its a lasting legacy... including 2 ice rinks, 160 bikes, 195 skateboards, 7 community gardens, 3.5 million school breakfasts, and so much more. Read more at www.mnsuperbowl.com/legacy

Today we officially handed off the game ball to Final Four - Minneapolis. More big things coming to the — Minnesota is ready!

Photo, left to right: David Mortenson and Kate Mortenson of the Final Four, Goldy Gopher, and Maureen Bausch and Richard Davis from the Host Committee.

Our final Legacy Fund video of our 52 Weeks of Giving campaign focuses on Youth Determined to Succeed. Learn more about this organization and what they are doing to change the lives of local kids.

MN Super Bowl Legacy Fund - YDS - Brooklyn Park

Job well done, Minnesota! Thank you for being amazing hosts.

Survey: Super Bowl coverage leaves favorable impression of Minneapolis More than one-third of Americans surveyed by APM Research Lab said they were more likely to see Minneapolis as a desirable place to visit after watching the coverage of Super Bowl LII.