People rolled and strolled down Lyndale during Open Streets on Sunday, June 7, 2026. (Photos by Tesha M. Christensen)
The Pillsbury Avenue South bridge will be seeing construction begin the week of April 6, with substantial completion expected by December 2026. The project team will keep the community informed throughout …
Uptown’s once vibrant commercial district is being pushed to the brink, leaving struggling business owners pleading for help. Community members and business owners have been voicing concerns …
Last Halloween, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey optimistically pledged, “Hennepin Avenue is back and better than ever." But anyone walking that street into Uptown knows that is not the case.
It’s early on Saturday night, exactly one day after construction officially ended along Hennepin Avenue, and a steady stream of customers fill tables at Rinata Restaurant. The stalwart Uptown …
The family-run restaurant was started by a Tunisian immigrant who only settled for the freshest Italian food.
Private events, secret marriage proposals, and neighborhood regulars kept the cozy wine bar going.
A month-long calendar of events showcases businesses after two years of road construction.
The organizers of Uptown Porchfest share their process ahead of this year’s festival
A revived Uptown Association, new businesses, and City-sponsored programs are revving up the heart of Uptown.
The Lowry Hill East bar and restaurant has been open since 1976
The owner is unable to obtain an on-site hemp consumption license
The Hennepin Avenue boba and tea shop is decked out in hand-made “Alice in Wonderland” decor and hand-selected merchandise through September.
The community event brings together neighbors and local artists for a chance to connect
The tour, which has been happening since 2017, visited over 20 cat homes Wednesday evening with crowds erupting in cheers as cats appeared in windows.
Rep. Frank Hornstein announced last week he was not running for reelection after serving 11 terms in office. The election for his open seat will be Nov. 5, 2024.
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
Seniors knit scarves for students at Ella Baker Elementary School.
A new Neighborhood Revitalization Program Policy Board with more organization representation may impact funding decisions in the future.
With a bonafide pizza bonanza in the neighborhood, it’s worth asking if the Wedge should be rebranded as “The Slice.”
