The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board is considering options to replace the deteriorated Works Progress Administration (WPA) wall along a section of the western shoreline at Lake Harriet. The …
The Lake Harriet Environment Council organizes stewardship events throughout the year, such as buckthorn removal and in-water cleanups. There are weekly buckthorn removal twice a week from 9-11a.m. …
An Open House is planned for Aug. 27, 5:30-7 p.m. in the lawn rea east of Harriet Bandshell, near the boat launch to introduce the public to the improvements at Lake Harriet North Beach. …
The owner of the house on Aldrich Avenue missing a front foundation stepped out of his house, right on cue, as yet another reporter approached. He is used to the media attention by now.
This year's Ice Shanty project on Lake Harriet/Bde Uman opened the same weekend that Alex Pretti was shot and killed in southwest Minneapolis by ICE agents. It continues through this weekend, closing …
The online group moves their goods offline for the day in conjunction with the Kingfield Garage Sale
Ann Ahmed is a semifinalist again, this year for the Outstanding Chef James Beard Award for her work at Khâluna in East Harriet.
The former Chez Bloom Florist and The Golf Club Hospital spaces are being combined into one storefront.
Flipside is asking the City to reconsider its cannabis store zoning rules based on an old liquor store law.
The new building reflects changes in burial traditions and continues the non-profit’s commitment to the community.
Workers gathered outside the home of Park & Recreation Board Superintendent Al Bangoura on Tuesday to picket for a union contract that includes fair pay.
The Minneapolis and Park Police Departments responded to numerous large groups gathered at lakeshores last year.
Heirloom Properties plans a crowdfunding campaign for an all-electric powered duplex and carriage house apartment near Dupont Ave. and 37th St.
Rituals include meditation, conversations and natural memorials that eventually return to the earth.
Owner Kathy Lawrow is moving Larue’s because she believes upcoming street infrastructure changes will negatively affect her business.
The move will be official in September
The mural was commissioned by Calhoun Pet Supply, which closed in 2021. The current tenants have plans for new art later this year.
Beads, fabrics, yarn, and sewing supplies are all within your reach here in Southwest Minneapolis
The business owners are opening a fiber craft store called Dandelion Fiber Company and a vintage goods shop called Love Token at the corner of 40th and Lyndale.
The landlord is dividing the former Larue's into two separate retail spaces.
