Parking Lots and a Rail Yard Then, Parks Now
A continuing cycling quest across St. Paul sheds light on the impact of community organizing – plus, a visit to the artfully maintained homes of Payne-Phalen.
Category: Delight-Cultivating
The Adopted Advantage: Better Bus Stops Featuring You!
You can now adopt Metro Transit bus stops! Come hear from adopters and staff about this lovely program.
Street Name Signs In Quasi-Public Areas
Venturing onto quasi-public territory in the Twin Cities, you’ll find street name signs that look nothing like the typical municipal ones — or each other, for that matter.
Bike to Ski: Making the Most of a Dry Winter
The east metro’s new winter recreational area at Battle Creek Park is accessible by bike for XC skiing, which doubles the workout!
You’re Invited to a Streets.mn Winter Bonfire
Join us on Saturday, January 27 to meet and mingle with a community of folks who care about climate, land use, active transportation, placemaking and more.
The Collage of Captivating, Colorful Compositions in the Chroma Zone
Another photo ride from Wolfie covers the western edge of St. Paul, including the visual feast of the Chroma Zone’s many murals.
Presenting WTIP: Bryan Hansel Bikepacks Northern Minnesota’s Border-to-Border Touring Route
A photographer from Grand Marais previews an upcoming DNR touring route. And the podcast team looks back on our favorite episodes of 2023!
The Unique Dome Home on Morton Street
From the blog “Saint Paul by Bike: Every Block of Every Street,” we learn about the history and character of an artistic urban homestead.
How to Simplify a Complicated Holiday
A car-free Thanksgiving celebration, even if not completely traditional, is still a time to be grateful and connected with community around you.
Let’s (St)roll There: Toward a Climate-Conscious Thanksgiving
Streets.mn’s climate-friendly contributors offer their best tips and tricks for enjoying a car-free, or at least car-light, Thanksgiving.