The 2009 Picnic Season ended October 4. The Como Historic Streetcar Station and the Newell Building are available for rentals year-round.

The 2010 season will run from Saturday, May 1 through Sunday, October 3. Please check back for more information on the 2010 season in late November early December.

The following parks are available for picnics and rental:

• Cherokee Park 
• City House ( formerly the Saint Paul Municipal Grain Elevator and Sackhouse)
• Como Park 
• Como Park Zoo and Conservatory 
• Crosby Park 
• Hidden Falls Park
• Highland Park 
• Indian Mounds Park
• Newell Park
• Phalen Park
• Harriet Island Pavilion
• Outdoor Wedding Parks (Irvine, Kellogg, Mears, and Rice)

Reservation Rates and Picnic Information

• 2009 Picnic Reservation Rates for Groups 999 or Less Estimated Attendance
• 2009 Large Event and Community Festival Reservations for Groups of 1,000 + Estimated Attendance
• Parks Facility Dimensions 

Film and Photo Permit and Rate Information

Saint Paul is the Arts and Culture Capital of the Midwest, with over 52,000 theater seats, three world class museums, a vibrant grass roots arts community and a diverse music scene.
 
Saint Paul is also where you'll find all the ingredients for inspiring creativity scenic lakes, picturesque parks, and exquisite public art. And don't forget our unparalleled film friendly attitude. You get the picture. We've got it all. This is where, year after year, directors, producers, musicians, advertising agencies, and photographers flock to for creative expression.  No doubt about it… Saint Paul is a great place to work, play and film it!  

2009 Film and Photo Permit Rates