What are the biggest barriers to young people succeeding in the Twin Cities? Are there enough resources to assist youth facing overwhelming challenges? Are those resources readily accessible? And …
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) is partnering with MN Senior LinkAge to host a free class to help people learn about Medicare. “Medicare Annual Update” on Wednesday, Oct. …
Tears streamed down 62-year-old Myra Curry’s face as she sat in a circle receiving praise from her cohort fellows. One after the other, people took turns telling Curry how proud, and inspired …
Propped up alongside Sky, Prairie, Moon and Woods and with arms extended, River’s giant, blue face stares down at passersby, perhaps hoping one stops and hears stories about the Mississippi …
Nancy Eustis was named Volunteer of the Year at the Kenwood Senior Living, 825 Summit Ave. She has lived at The Kenwood since 1997. Eustis has volunteered throughout the community in many ways. …
The Alzheimer’s Association Minnesota-North Dakota chapter is offering a series of classes for The Empowered Caregiver designed to provide dementia caregivers with helpful tools and ways to …
Marigolds, hollyhocks, cosmos, and black eyed Susans. These are just a few of the late-summer flowers bursting into bloom right now. While many are cutting them for bouquets, farmer Maddy Bartsch is …
Penn Avenue from 62nd to 76th Streets comes alive on Saturday, Sept. 15 with fun during the annual Penn Fest. Held since 2008, the festival draws about 10,000 people for music, dance, sports, games, …
The Gallery at Minneapolis College of Art and Design will spotlight the art and research undertaken by faculty in the 2024 MCAD Faculty Biennial. Some fifty faculty members are participating in an …
New regional plan The Metropolitan Council is drafting a new regional plan to help guide land use, transportation and develop decisions for the next decade. They are seeking feedback on their draft …
20th ANNUAL AUTUMN BREW REVIEW Minnesota’s longest-running craft beer festival, Autumn Brew Review, will take place this year on Oct.12, 2024, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. This premier craft brew …
NEMAA WELCOMES OPERATIONS MANAGER The Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association is excited to welcome its new Operations Manager, Morgen Ru. He joins NEMAA from the film world, having produced a number …
The death of Uptown came slowly, then all at once. Its rebirth may be around the corner.
A new chapter for the Loring Park brewery space.
Neighborhood Roots plans for a fresh location and new community connections at the Mount Lutheran Olivet Church parking lot on 50th Street.
Tono Pizzeria + Cheesesteaks is replacing the neighborhood business that shut down in 2017.
After buying its own building, City-required maintenance put HUGE Theater behind on its financial plan. Now it may close for good.
After moving into a larger venue, financial barriers are keeping the improv theater from continuing operations.
U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar defeated challenger Don Samuels by 16,000 votes in the primary. Two years ago, she defeated him by only 2,000 votes.
Tuesday, Sept. 17, Minneapolis Women’s Club 410 Oak Grove. Hosted by the Women’s Club of Minneapolis, Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association, and Citizens for Loring Park.
