UNION ELECTION AT KIM’S RESTAURANT On June 27, a majority of service and kitchen workers at Kim’s voted ‘yes’ in their union election. Workers are represented by UNITE …
A journey through movement and connection in the Loring Park neighborhood
Minneapolis apparel and retail industry veteran Erick DeLeon is bringing hard to find brands to South Uptown
Co-owner of Sushi Train set to open an authentic Chinese spot along the “Asian food court” of Nicollet Avenue.
Sebastian Joe’s expands Sebastian Joe’s has taken over the former Apoy space at 4301 Nicollet Ave., and opening its third ice cream shop. It will be the only Sebastian Joe’s …
The ice cream remains with more fresh food options.
A new affordable thrift store is set to open at the former Phuoc Loc Tho jewelry store.
Artist and educator Adam Johnson wants to spread fandom through his art.
Sebastian Joe's Kingfield Social is opening in the former Apoy space.
Everett & Charlie’s 6th Anniversary Suzie Marty, one of Minneapolis’ most prolific local-artist advocates, is celebrating the 6th year of Everett & Charlie Art Gallery. She is hosting a …
Curious why vacant lots are, well, vacant? We look up the history of a few and try to figure out why they are empty and what plans the owners have for them.
The bar’s cowboy neon sign has been taken down; no word from owner as to why
Rain Taxi, a nonprofit literary arts organization, is organizing the event.
Southwest Minneapolis is home to seven independently-owned bookstores that focus on Indigenous authors, mystery fiction, and kids books.
Dine out to end HIV. Thirty restaurants in Southwest Minneapolis and 97 restaurants in Minnesota have committed to donate a portion of their sales to The Aliveness Project.
The Lynette team showed a little more of what they have planned at 42nd Ave and 38th Street during a sneak preview at Petite León, the buzzy Kingfield restaurant where two of the co-owners hail from.
A liquor license for the new business entity was approved by the City Council on March 12.
Working at the children’s bookstore is a dream come true for the employee with a past in primate sanctuaries.
A one-man photo lab in the Wedge uses in-house chemical mixes for processing film at the back of Disco Death Records and Coffee Shop
Seven Southwest neighborhood organizations pooled money to get the project off the ground.
