List of outdoor events canceled, moved due to Twin Cities storms

The Lowertown Sounds concert scheduled for Aug. 29 in St. Paul 's Mears Park has been canceled "due to inclement weather in the forecast."

Organizers say they had to make the "hard call" to cancel tonight's show due to the potential for severe storms on Thursday evening, arriving just days after another storm left thousands around the Twin Cities without power .

The Twin Cities is in the "enhanced risk" zone for severe weather, with strong straight-line winds, large hail, heavy rain and tornadoes the possible risk factors.

It's expected to arrive in the Twin Cities metro between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.

Thursday's event was scheduled to feature Dan Rodriguez with Becky Kapell and Lonesome Dan Kase. It's the second to last show in the free concert series.

Lowertown Sounds will close out its season with The New Standards and LAAMAR on Sept. 12.

Other event moved or canceled around the Twin Cities on Aug. 29:

• The Landmark Center's Summer Nights in Rice concert series will now take place inside the Landmark Center. The show was originally scheduled to feature Turn Turn Turn, but due to a COVID-19 case in the band, will now feature the Kendra Glenn Band from 5–7 p.m.
• The screening of Barbie at Target Field Station has been postponed.
• The State Fair tells Bring Me The News that it doesn't have any planned changes "right now," but that should any events need to be altered, details will be posted on its updates page .
• Keep for Cheap's performance at Surly Brewing will be moved indoors if needed, the brewery tells Bring Me The News.

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