NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE | Summer Chautauqua coming to St. Paul in August
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Lively learners of every vintage have a chance to kick off (literally) the Summer Chautauqua series that will burst forth fo
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Second Saturday opens studios at California Building in NE Minneapolis
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Second Saturdays at the California Building, 2205 California Street NE, has become a tradition in the Northeast Minneapolis Arts district.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Crime, art and more at Collecting Evidence exhibiti exhibit in Northeast Minneapolis
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“Collecting Evidence” is a broad category and an appropriate title for a broadly constructed exhibit which opened July 5 at Altered Esthetics, 1224 Qui
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Summer Salons bring music to Anita Sue Kolman Gallery in Northeast Minneapolis
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The “Summer Salon Series” continues to offer a unique art, film and music series at the Anita Sue Kolman Gallery in Studio 395 at the Northrup King Building, Stud
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Northeast Minneapolis talks bikes on July 12
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Chances are pretty good that you have ridden a bike recently – to work, in the park, cross country. Green bikes from Nice Ride roll through neighborhoods and city sites.
Sheldon Mains – Shameless agitator now on wheels with Seward’s SPOKES bike-walk center
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Those who have worked with Sheldon Mains – and most people have, it seems – know that, true to the title on his business card, Sheldon is an unabashed “shameless agitator.” They also know that Sheldon defines “agitator” as one who works tirelessly to make his community – and the world at large – a better place.
Minnesotans reflect on the US-Dakota War of 1862
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The Indians wanted to live as they did before the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux – go where they pleased…hunt game wherever they could find it, sell their furs to the traders and live as they could. Big Eagle, Mdewankanton, 1894.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTE | Taste Northeast Minneapolis on July 14, from Modern to Cowgirls, from Solomon to Sen Yai Sen Lek
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Northeast Farmers Market, University and 7th NE, is a community hub for locally grown produce.
Seniors quicken the pace of “digital inclusion”
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“We will not be silenced!” asserts my friend with clinched fist and a tone that echoes past protests familiar to many who have achieved senior citizen status. Today she is denouncing the myth that seniors don’t – and theoretically can’t– learn to use technology. Continue Reading
Minneapolis digital divide study sparks lively discussion, more to come
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As 25-30 concerned Minneapolitans gathered at Northeast Library, their concerns about tackling the digital divide stirred more passion than the stated purpose of the meeting: to learn the results o