Linkin Park, Ozomatli and different enjoyable issues to do Aug. 27-Sept. 2.

Renaissance artists famously emphasised order, nature, classical studying and individualism. But in 1506, issues acquired bizarre and a few artists began experimenting with unconventional concepts. For occasion, a woodcut of a murdered groom performs out like a modern-day “whodunit” recreation. A rhinoceros seems, lined in weird lizard-like scales of various sizes. Printmaker Albrecht Dürer dives into the depths of melancholy in a ghostly engraving. Ends Nov. 30. (10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue., Wed., Fri.-Sun., 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Thu., Minneapolis Institute of Art, 2400 third Av. S., Mpls., free, 612-870-3000, new.artsmia.org)

Family and associates collect for a night of reflection to recollect family members and rejoice the constructive issues in life. They can also take heed to stay music, partake in a scavenger hunt and order from meals vans. At sundown, contributors launch illuminated floating lanterns with personalised messages onto the pond in Town Green Park, lighting up the evening with hope and happiness. (5:30-9:30 p.m. Sat. $37.99-$57.99. Town Green Park, 7991 Main St., Maple Grove. waterlanternfestival.com)