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March 2025
International Women’s Day at Broken Clock
Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative, 1712 Marshall St. NE, Suite 100, will host a celebration of International Women's Day, Saturday, March 8. Activities include a self-defense class, 11 am-12 pm (learn to throw a punch and protect your peace); period kit assembly, 2-3:30 pm (give back and support the community); and local women vendors – shop and support female entrepreneurs. The brewery will also introduce a new brew: Wild Women, a wild rice amber ale. FREE event. All ages welcome but…
Find out more »Swap at Northeast Farmers Market
There will be a swap of puzzles, games and cookbooks on Sunday, March 9, 10 am-1 pm at the Northeast Farmers Market, Quincy Hall, 1325 Quincy St. NE. Bring what you don’t want, and take what you do. It’s okay to just bring or just take, as well.
Find out more »East Bank Neighborhoods quarterly meeting
Learn about Dinkytown safety improvements, mural updates, improved transit services, proposed bike connections, 2025 Earth Day activities, park stewardship opportunities, community garden dates, East Bank Bike Tour and hear from elected officials and community leaders. Free food. Tuesday, March 18, 5:30 pm, University Lutheran Church of Hope, 601 13th Ave. SE.
Find out more »Apparel students’ fashion show
Unveil, a fashion show put on by students graduating from the University of Minnesota's apparel program, will be held Saturday, March 22 at The Whim, 655 19th Ave. NE. Meant for anyone from the public who is interested in fashion or wants to learn more about University's fashion program. Tickets for the general public are $32 and can be purchased through tickets.umn.edu/UMTE/Online/default.asp. Tickets will not be sold at the door. There will be two shows, 4 pm and 7 pm.
Find out more »April 2025
44th Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival
Tuesday, April 2-Wednesday, April 23, The Main Cinema, 115 SE Main St. MSPIFF44 kicks off April 2 with a showing of "Free Leonard Peltier" at 7 pm. Using a mix of contemporary interviews, archival footage and AI recreations, Jesse Short Bull and David France bring alive the energy of the times, when the American Indian Movement (AIM) was rising up to protest centuries of injustice and oppression, and the US government was pushing back hard. Sunday, April 6 will feature…
Find out more »LPNA Clothing Swap
Saturday April 12, 10 am-1 pm, Logan Park Recreation Center, 690 13th Ave. NE. Bring clothing items you no longer want or need (in clean, wearable condition – no stains or holes, not worn out – something you would give to a friend) to share in the swap, then “shop” the items others have brought. There is no requirement to bring items in order to take items, so feel free to come and “shop” the swap no matter what. Men’s,…
Find out more »Typewriter Poets: Poetry on demand
Join the Poetry Bus Poets as they bring their typewriters and compose poems on demand. Saturday, April 12, 1-3 pm, La Boulangerie Marguerite-Northeast, 300 13th Ave. NE. Free of charge (tips welcome).
Find out more »Welcome Session for new people
Compassionate Ocean Zen Center, 652 17th Ave. NE, invites those interested in Zen to attend a welcome session for beginners on Sunday, April 13, 9-11:15 AM. Guided meditation instruction and a Dharma talk oriented to new people will be presented.
Find out more »Art and Science on the River: Carp
Saturday, April 19, 10-12:30 pm, Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, 2522 Marshall St NE. This workshop will start with an informative presentation from Colleen O’Connor Toberman, a local expert on carp in the Mississippi River. Artist Kimberly Boustead will demonstrate carp printing with a few different types of carp and then participants will have time to try their hand at carp printing, carp-inspired drawing and creative writing. Walk away from this workshop with art to share and a better understanding of…
Find out more »The Process is the Product: Community Mapping of Racial Covenants
In this interactive map-making session, learn to read historic property records and transcribe relevant information, helping to build Mapping Prejudice's dataset in active counties across the country. This session allows people to interact with primary sources on a digital crowdsourcing platform led by a Mapping Prejudice team member. NOTE: Participants need to bring a laptop to participate. Thursday, April 24, Columbia Heights City Hall, 3989 Central Ave. NE., 5:30-7 pm.
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