Reflecting on, and looking forward to continued focus on community peacebuilding
This article was written by Kathleen Hustad Although North Minneapolis is a vibrant, creative, caring and authentic community, one of the drawbacks is that our …
City council candidates are on the ballot this year – what has changed since 2021
This is the first in a series of articles about the 2023 Minneapolis City Election, brought to you by the League of Women Voters Minneapolis Because of the …
Refreshing Your Spirit
The Annual Bus Tour of North Minneapolis Take a historical bus tour of our Northside community, from the borders of Brooklyn Center to Bryn Mawr! This year’s …
Looking for space to grow your veggies? Lind Community Garden
Written by Sheila Scott Lind Community Garden is located at the corners of 51st Ave N. and Dupont Ave N. The garden was created in 1994 to provide gardening …
A great performance
In the March issue of the Camden Community News there was a feature story on Henry High School’s upcoming play Little Shop of Horrors. I bought three tickets …
Sanctuary is open!
The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary opened for its 116th season in April. This sanctuary is the oldest public wildflower garden in the …
Get a parklet or street café for this season
The City of Minneapolis is seeking applications for parklets and street cafés for the 2023 season – amenities that activate community corridors and support …
You can vote on the Henry High name change!
On Tuesday August 16, 2022 the Minneapolis School Board voted unanimously to direct Patrick Henry High School to begin the name change process and to bring …
Spring and music go together at the Capri
This article was written by Anne Ulseth The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra’s (SPCO) Northside Series opens up the month of May at the Capri. On Friday, May 5 …
Spring and summer happenings at Hopewell!
This article was written by Tzipporah Johnson Spring Events Hopewell Music turns 11 this year! We’re excited to host two Spring events which are open to the …