Ride the Orange Line with us on June 11!
Jeb Rach • June 2, 2022 Streets.mn event: rapid transit ride from Minneapolis to Burnsville!
Category: Events
Jeb Rach • June 2, 2022 
Reading a Neighborhood: Macalester-Groveland’s Little Free Library Tour
Alyssa Mitchell • May 27, 2022 A playful, self-guided tour of Little Free Libraries organized by the Macalester-Groveland Community Council in St. Paul aims to spark curiosity, adventure and explorative learning. The 14-stop tour — complete with interactive games — ends June 4.
Final Virtual Open House for Hennepin Ave S Reconstruction: January 13, 2022 @ 4:30 p.m.
Ryan Brown • January 13, 2022 Today is the last day to join in the virtual open house for the Hennepin Ave South reconstruction. You can provide comments until January 28, 2022.
You’re Invited! Mass Ride on Hennepin Ave with “Hennepin For People” and Greenway Glow on September 18th
Peter Schmitt • September 14, 2021 Short and quick: Come join Hennepin For People for a Mass Ride on Saturday September 18th, meeting at 4pm at Smith Triangle Park (by Temple Israel at 24th and Hennepin). There will be a decorating station if you want to make your ride flashier for the ride, the group will make one or two laps […]
You’re Invited — 2021 streets.mn Annual Picnic at Minnehaha Park, 9/11, 12:30-2
Bill Lindeke • August 27, 2021 It’s been way too long since we had a streets.mn picnic! You’re invited to Minnehaha Park (Wabun Picnic Area E, under the big oaks) on Saturday 9/11 for a picnic. Come to discuss the matters of the day: the election, public space, COVID, climate change, the end of parking minimums, new housing and development around […]
Happy Hour streets.mn get together — Venn Brewing, 5pm, July 22nd
Bill Lindeke • July 15, 2021 Well it’s been way way too long since we had a streets.mn Happy Hour hangout. Let’s get together at Venn Brewing, conveniently located at the junction of the Blue Line and the A Line, in the heart of the new-housing-rich 48th and Minnehaha area of Minneapolis. You throw a rock these days, you’ll hit a […]
Historic Paving Tour of the Minneapolis Warehouse District – Sunday, May 16th
Minneapolis has oft been accused of not having done enough to preserve its historic structures, particularly in reference to the loss of the Gateway District, and especially when contrasted with successful efforts to save ornamentally clad buildings in Saint Paul. The jeers have endured decades of evolution or devolution in the Twin Cities, depending upon […]
Streets.mn Virtual Happy Hour: Rethinking Duluth’s Core
Beth Evanson Makhoul • April 9, 2021 Have you ever driven, ridden or walked around in Duluth and noticed how Interstate 35 cuts through the city almost impenetrably? Perhaps you have noticed the sheer scale of the freeway and overpasses and their seeming lack of relation to the context of the human-scaled surroundings? Maybe you wish there were more natural spaces, softer […]
In Case You Missed It – streets.mn visits Tony Hawk’s late 90s Minneapolis
Bill Lindeke • March 15, 2021 During the pandemic, tourism has to adapt and change to fit the times. That’s why a while back streets.mn used Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater to visit Minneapolis, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and other late 90s skater meccas. If you missed it when it happened, check out the Twitch stream here. Thanks to Phil Schwartz for being […]
streets.mn Virtual Happy Hour: Upper Harbor Terminal with Rep. Fue Lee — March 2, 7:00pm
Beth Evanson Makhoul • February 18, 2021 Mark your calendars to join the streets.mn crew at our upcoming Virtual Happy Hour on Tuesday, March 2nd (7-8:30 pm) with our Special Guest, State Representative Fue Lee of Minnesota’s House District 59A! We’ll be live on Zoom – read on for logon info. Our focus for the evening will be the Upper Harbor Terminal […]