Discover “Scene in Wayzata,” our new nearly daily photo series showcasing the vibrant life and picturesque charm of the Wayzata community. From serene lakeside views to bustling local events, to athletic events at Wayzata High School, each snapshot captures the essence of our community. Join us in celebrating Wayzata’s beauty by submitting your own photos to dan@wayzata.com for a chance to be featured. Stay connected with the latest scenes and updates from your favorite lakeside town!
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Scene in Wayzata: High School Glows as Snow Falls
A heavy snowfall swept across the north side of Wayzata High School last evening, softening the brick and glass under a steady swirl of white. What stood out most wasn’t just the storm — it was the light. Dozens of windows glowed warmly against the dark sky, a bit of a surprise on a snowy…
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Scene in Wayzata: It’s a beautiful day
Sunlight shimmers across Wayzata Bay as an unseasonably warm day draws neighbors out in full force—sidewalks bustling, storefront doors swinging open, and a steady hum of traffic along Lake Street. From the Depot docks to the heart of downtown, it’s the kind of February afternoon that feels borrowed from April, with the whole town happily…
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Scene in Wayzata: Christmas Tree on Lake Street
The city Christmas tree glows along Lake Street in the deep cold, its lights shimmering against a still Wayzata Bay after a night that fell to 10 below. At 12 below zero this morning, the air is sharp and quiet, with Ferndale’s dark, snow-covered shoreline standing firm across the bay—winter holding the lake and the…
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Scene in Wayzata: Flapjacks and Freedom at Sunrise
On the morning of July 4th, more than 1,100 neighbors and visitors gathered at the Wayzata Depot & Panoway Lakewalk for one of Wayzata’s most beloved Independence Day traditions: the Flying Flapjack Breakfast, hosted by the Lake Minnetonka Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution. Now in its 20th year, the event served up…
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Scene in Wayzata: Sunday at the Water’s Edge
Scene in Wayzata: A flawless 77-degree Sunday on Wayzata Bay—boats fill the Broadway docks at Panoway, flags flutter lightly in the 8 mph breeze, and not a cloud interrupts the sky. It’s the kind of afternoon that once greeted summer passengers stepping off the Great Northern Railway, drawn here by word of cool lake breezes…
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Scene in Wayzata: A New View Through the Bakery Window
Workers apply window film to the former Wuollet Bakery restaurant, signaling the pending arrival of Rustica—Minneapolis’ beloved artisan bakery known for its European-style breads, laminated pastries, and carefully crafted coffee—in downtown Wayzata. Long a fixture in the Twin Cities culinary scene, Rustica brings its signature sourdough, kouign-amann, and rustic charm to 771 E. Lake Street,…
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Scene in Wayzata: Sunday Serenity on the Panoway
It was the kind of April evening that reminds you why we live here. At 66 degrees, with sunshine pushing through soft clouds and barely a whisper of wind, the Panoway Plaza and Lakewalk came alive with the quiet joy of spring. My wife, our middle daughter, and I set out just before sunset and…
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Scene in Wayzata: April Snow’s Joke
Scene in Wayzata: Snow swirls around the Ventana apartments on April 1st — no joke. After a stretch of mild temps and one of the more relatively early Lake Minnetonka ice-outs in recent memory, Mother Nature decided to throw one last curveball. April Fools, indeed. ❄️🌸
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Scene in Wayzata: Signs of Spring
This Scene in Wayzata: A gigantic puddle takes over Arlington Heights, its glassy surface dotted with little ice chunks—winter’s last stand. Sunlight dances on the water, reflecting the first hints of spring as the neighborhood begins to thaw. 🌿💦✨ #Wayzata #SpringReflections #MinnesotaMeltdown
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Scene in Wayzata: Klapprich Rink Under the Glow
In our recurring series known as Scene in Wayzata, we feature Klapprich Ice Rink Under the Glow of bright lights. Hockey players bring the ice to life on a crisp Wayzata night. ❄️🏒✨ The rink recently opened as colder temperatures set in, allowing the ice to solidify. If you would like to share a photo…
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