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May 2021
Library Services at Pierre Bottineau
Pierre Bottineau Library update.
Find out more »Zoran Mojsilov (Nomads) Sculpture and Drawing
Arrange visits by appointment: 612-226-7088, znimojsilov@gmail.com.
Find out more »Call for Artists: Water Works public art project
The City of Minneapolis invites public artists to apply to design and create public artwork to be incorporated into Water Works, a new park project opening this summer within Mill Ruins Park overlooking St. Anthony Falls near the Stone Arch Bridge.
Find out more »May 2020 LWV ABC Book Club – The Life of George Floyd
For the one-year anniversary of George Floyd's death, the League of Women Voters ABC will discuss a series of articles and a podcast about his life experience as relayed by friends and family. It should take about 60-90 minutes to read all the articles but each provides some insight if you do not have time to read them all. A Northeaster article by Marla Khan-Schwartz is included. The podcast is 64 minutes long. Wednesday, May 19, 2021 - 6:15 pm via Zoom.…
Find out more »Virtual Grand Opening of Water Works at Mill Ruins Park
Everyone is invited to join the Minneapolis Parks Foundation and the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board for a live virtual grand opening and ribbon cutting at Water Works at Mill Ruins Park, Thursday, May 20, 11-11:40 am.
Find out more »Night at the Nic (At Home)
Tickets are available for the virtual fundraising event, Night at the Nic (At Home). Join East Side Neighborhood Services, Centro at Popol Vuh, Union Hmong Kitchen, Create Catering, Jax Cafe, Central Ave Liquor, and Tattersall Distilling on Thursday, May 20 for a night of delicious food and drink, starting at 3 pm. This year, participants will be able to connect with community via a scavenger hunt (with prizes), virtual food and beverage demos, a mini-marketplace, and more. Individuals are needed…
Find out more »Eighth-Annual Columbia Heights High School Community Pow Wow
Columbia Heights Public Schools will host its eighth-annual American Indian Community Pow Wow, Saturday, May 22, noon-5 pm, at the Dick Borchardt Football Field, 1400 49th Ave. NE.
Find out more »Architect Avenue Zoom Presentation
The year was 1905, only five years into a new century and twelve years after the 1893 Columbian Exposition. The setting was the northeast corner of Hennepin County, the largest, most populous of the seven metro counties. The concept was simple - a contest - in which the most talented architects of the Upper Midwest submitted design plans for a quality home that could be built for $1,500 combining luxury, elegance, utility, and affordability. Urban historian Kathy Kullberg will host…
Find out more »NE Minneapolis Lions Annual Charity Bowling Tournament
Join the Lions for an afternoon of fun, bowling, food, games, and camaraderie. Open to the public, must preregister. Cost is $180 per lane (up to six players) includes shoes and a taco bar lunch. Lane sponsors wanted, $100 each. Want to enjoy just the taco lunch? It's $15. Check for open spots via email: info@nelions.org. Checks should be payable to NE Lions. Saturday, May 22, 1-5 pm at Elsie's, 729 Marshall Street NE.
Find out more »Scout Troop 132 Pancake Breakfast
The cost is $7 for a breakfast that includes pancakes, sausage, and eggs. All proceeds will benefit local scouting activities.
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