
Sign Up for the Streets.mn Contributors’ Workshop on Saturday, February 25
Writers, photographers, videographers, mapmakers and the climate-curious: All are welcome at the first Streets.mn Contributors’ Workshop since COVID.
Writers, photographers, videographers, mapmakers and the climate-curious: All are welcome at the first Streets.mn Contributors’ Workshop since COVID.
Are you interested in land use and multimodalism, concerned about climate change and car-focused development? You likely have skills that the Streets.mn board could use. Take a chance, apply!
Streets.mn wants to add new voices to our board of directors, for two-year terms. Volunteer coordination, brand management, social media, racial equity work and website management are skills we seek.
Although biking is the focus of this week’s “Walk the Talk” activities — and why not, with the warm summer weather — you can also learn more about monarchs and state highway funding (though not at the same event).
Join us as we travel to the Como Park Picnic Shelter for this year’s Streets.mn Picnic on August 20th, 2022!
“Walk the Talk” promotes events that help readers rediscover the joy of movement and discover a sense of place, even in their own backyards.
The Streets.mn Anti-Racism Committee seeks proposals for a racial equity analysis of our work. Deadline for applications is now Friday, August 5.
Streets.mn is seeking proposals for a racial equity analysis to help us better meet the needs of our community and fulfill our goal of connecting a more diverse range of people.
We’re planning a fun day with food, games and great Streets-ish conversation, and we want you to be part of it! This year, we’ll be at the Como Park picnic shelter in St. Paul, starting around 4 p.m.
Join us at Open Streets Franklin this year on Sunday, July 10! This year’s event spans East Franklin Avenue from Portland Avenue to 26th Avenue. Mingle in motion with us, starting at the west end and meandering east to reconvene on the west end in Seward. From there, we’ll venture off Franklin for a little stroll down Milwaukee Avenue, a biker- and ped-friendly mall and Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.