Don’t overlook the funky corner-bar Bunkers, where Prince had his own table and often sat in with the R&B-loving Mambo’s Combo on Sundays and Mondays. Yes, Prince was everywhere in Minneapolis.

The more intimate and upscale Dakota Jazz Club, which seats 275 people, has presented everyone from Chick Corea and Judy Collins to the Bad Plus and Prince, who attended a show at the Dakota two nights before he died.

Since opening night with Joe Cocker in 1970, First Avenue has been presenting newcomers, stars and future legends, including U2, Nirvana and, yes, Prince, who made the club famous after filming “Purple Rain” there. Check the silver stars painted on the exterior to see who’s played at First Ave. The 1,500-capacity club will offer some daytime tours and nighttime gigs.