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The Quirky Retro-Themed Restaurant In Minnesota That You Need To Try ASAP
Looking for a dining experience that’s both nostalgic and delicious?. Step back in time with a visit to a hidden gem that locals rave about. This retro-themed spot, known for its quirky décor and mouth-watering dishes, brings a delightful twist to your usual night out. Located in Minneapolis,...
Plan your weekend at Minneapolis' Taste of Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS — The Taste of Minnesota celebration is back for another year in downtown Minneapolis, featuring music, puppies, an artisan market, a range of activities, and yes, lots of food. The two-day festival takes place over July 6 and 7 on Nicollet Mall and runs from 11 a.m. to...
We tried renting a paddleboard on Lake Nokomis. Here's how it went.
One of my summer goals is to spend more time by — and on — the water. So when we decided to launch a mini-series on ways to take advantage of the warm weather, I knew where to start. What I tried: I'd long been interested in taking a paddleboard out on Lake Nokomis. Signage promising buoys with yoga poses to try on the board sealed the deal. How it works: I showed up with a friend at the Wheel Fun rental stand next to the main beach around 11am on a recent weekday. After handing them a license and...
Dragon Festival returns to Lake Phalen after four-year hiatus
The St. Paul festival, known for its dragon boat races, will return on July 13 with food trucks, a beer garden, and a cornhole competition. The post Dragon Festival returns to Lake Phalen after four-year hiatus appeared first on Sahan Journal.
Mexican photographer Xavier Tavera places immigrant experience at forefront of American history
Other events this weekend include an exhibit in White Bear Lake celebrating Black motherhood, and the Taste of Minnesota’s two-day festival featuring local flavors, music and art in downtown Minneapolis. The post Mexican photographer Xavier Tavera places immigrant experience at forefront of American history appeared first on Sahan Journal.
Exploring Minnesota’s Sweet Side
Instead of the usual red apple, a doughnut might be a more fitting gift for this Minnesota elementary school teacher. In November 2020, Kara Johnson of Cambridge embarked on an unexpected odyssey—she set out to try a new doughnut shop every week. What started as a way to support small businesses during the pandemic has turned into a riveting journey that shows no signs of stopping. Almost four years and over 190 doughnut shops later, Johnson continuously finds joy in life’s simplest (and sweetest) pleasures.
Lucky Cat Records opens space once housed to Treehouse Records
MINNEAPOLIS — A legendary music space in Minneapolis is spinning a new record. Michele Swanson opened Lucky Cat Records at the corner of Lyndale Avenue and 26th Street — a space that was once home to Treehouse Records and Oar Folkjokeopus. “The history in this space is just...
What foods can I try at Taste of Minnesota?
MINNEAPOLIS — Feeling hungry for a Taste of Minnesota?. Don't worry, KARE 11 News at Noon got a preview of the delicious foods that will be sold at the free weekend event on Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis. The two-day festival takes place July 6 and 7 on Nicollet Mall and runs from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day.
Rev Up Your Laughs: Hit The Humor Highway With These Hilarious Jokes About Cars!
OAKDALE, MN – Get ready to hit the humor highway with our collection of side-splitting car jokes! Whether you’re a gearhead or just enjoy a good laugh, these jokes will have you speeding into a fit of giggles. From punny punchlines to hilarious one-liners, we’ve got the best...
Rendon’s poetry teaches u s how to live forward
After reading Marcie Rendon’s (White Earth Ojibwe) new book of poetry out loud in the vehicle one day, I later turned to Google for reasons for reading poetry. This unattributed reply stood out:. “Poetry is so important because it helps us understand and appreciate the world around us. Poetry’s...
Arts Briefs: Leadership change at Minnesota Orchestra
The MPR News arts and culture team's arts briefs offer a weekly guide to the ever-evolving art scene in Minnesota. Minnesota Orchestra president and CEO Michelle Miller Burns has accepted a new job. Starting in the fall, she will be president and CEO of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in Texas.
Northside actor lives a playful life in the world of theater
William Shakespeare must have known that we in the 21st century would still be corrupted by power, in waring feuds amongst ourselves and stricken with all-consuming love. Romeo and Juliet ended in tragedy in the 1590s. Yet, they’ve lived through the centuries in countless adaptations, from high school stages to a breath-taking Bollywood musical. Shakespeare speaks through dancing street gangs on Broadway (Westside Story), a cute animation featuring garden gnomes (Gnomeo and Juliet) and in the martial arts masterpiece Romeo Must Die.
Twin Cities' Aquila Park Gears Up for a Festive Fourth of July, Fireworks, Family Activities, and More
Mark your calendars, Twin Cities residents: Aquila Park is set to become the epicenter of Independence Day celebrations with an evening brimming with food trucks, face painting, and a fireworks display that will light up the night sky to a symphony of music. But it's not just about the pyrotechnics; the festivities, happening on July 4 from 7 to 10 p.m., also promise a host of kid-friendly activities and a sensory area for those needing a break from the excitement, according to the City of St. Louis Park, Minnesota .
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