NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Restaurant changes in Standish-Ericsson neighborhood
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Changes are coming to the Standish-Ericsson restaurant scene.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Angry Catfish celebrates 3rd anniversary with all-day bash
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The Angry Catfish Bicycle and Coffee Bar at 4208 28th Ave. S. will celebrate its third anniversary from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, March 3.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | What’s a CSA? Standish resident is happy to explain how it works and why getting your vegetables through one is valuable
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Standish resident Michael Schuldt believes so strongly in the value of Community Supported Agriculture (more commonly called CSAs) that he serves as the neighborhood contact point for Ploughshare F
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Calling all artists and art lovers
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Attend monthly meetings of the Art Salon for Fertile Minds and be inspired.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Skating lessons offered at Sibley Park
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Kids can learn how to skate at Sibley Park (1900 E. 40th St.) this winter.
Lessons are offered on Wednesdays and Saturdays through Feb. 18.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Roosevelt Library to close Feb. 11 for 1.5 years
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Roosevelt Library (4026 28th Ave. S., Minneapolis) will close on Feb. 11 at 6 p.m. for renovations. The library won’t reopen until the summer of 2013.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Don’t miss family-fun winter festivals
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Bring the family for a fun-filled day at Sibley Park on Saturday, Jan. 28. Start with a pancake breakfast, served between 9:30 and 11 a.m. There will be events both inside and out from 10 a.m.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Get a warm cinnamon roll for breakfast at St. Helena’s Christmas Boutique Nov. 12
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Head over to the St. Helena Craft Fair, Bake Sale and Christmas Boutique on Saturday, Nov. 12 for a warm cinnamon roll before venturing out to the rest of the Nokomis Craft Crawl.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES | Be part of the Tangletown House Tour
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Have a spooky good time with your neighbors on Sunday, Oct. 30. Participate in the Tangletown Halloween House Tour.
People and butterflies connect at Minneapolis Monarch Festival
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People of all ages and backgrounds came together on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2011 at the Monarch Festival on Lake Nokomis to share their love for the monarch butterfly.