A good-faith attempt to round up every event in Longfellow this month.

The plan to demolish the building and replace it with a newly-built facility for Anishinabe Academy could be scrapped in favor of a different site.

Where to watch the marathon on Sunday More than a quarter-million people are expected to cheer on the Twin Cities Marathon runners on Sunday. The course makes its way up West River Parkway from miles...

“It’s a little slice of Utopia in South Minneapolis.”  That’s how Iric Nathanson describes Becketwood, his home of the past 15 years, as we stroll through the oak savannah that rings the campus. I’m ...

Financing is coming together for a redevelopment of the former Nokomis Mill at 35th and Hiawatha. But the corner will stay in its current dilapidated state for at least another year.

The owners of Elevated Beer Wine and Spirits at 41st and Hiawatha are preparing to open a cannabis dispensary on the other end of their building next week.

The venue has survived a tumultuous 10 years at Lake and Minnehaha, and is now preparing to further expand its programming.

A new shop in a long-vacant space, more dog treat stations, leadership change at Redesign, whimsical graffiti, and much more.

The history of the stately schoolhouse and the apartment building it became, which respectively turn 120 and 40 years old this year.

The stations have become an increasingly common sight in the neighborhood, and come in all shapes and sizes.

The Savory Bake House space won't be vacant long once the beloved neighborhood bakery moves to St. Paul later this summer. Front Porch Pies, an all-purpose vegan bakery that supplies pastries for a nu...

A newsletter covering life in the Longfellow neighborhoods of Minneapolis.

The steam-powered museum tour — both celebrated and mocked — drew record crowds to Minnehaha Park.

Plus construction updates, boulevard plantings, commercial buildings for sale, a very large snake sighting, and much more.

A local developer has pursued a shifting series of plans for the building since purchasing it in 2020.

As a longtime Minneapolis resident, Gail Rosenblum isn't sure how she'd never been to Sea Salt before 2017, the year her daughter started dating co-owner Kait Ziemer-Davis. But after that first visit,...

A newsletter covering life in the Longfellow neighborhoods of Minneapolis.

A good-faith attempt to round up every event in Longfellow this month.

A long neighborhood walk, for no reason in particular.

In the newsletter: A preview of Tree House dispensary, one of at least three recreational cannabis dispensaries planned in the neighborhood.

Numerous development updates, spring festivals, Laune's rhubarb trade, and much more.

An exclusive sneak peek at this year's variation of the unofficial neighborhood uniform.

🏛️ Neighborhood spots at Doors Open Minneapolis The Doors Open Minneapolis Festival is coming up next weekend, May 9-10, an annual event that opens up notable buildings for public viewing across the ...

More coffee news this week: Duck Duck Coffee will open a second location, called Ducks on Lake, in the former Milkweed space at 39th and Lake. It could open as soon as next month.

Details on the reopening of Arya Cafe, where the owners are hoping the third time's the charm for the sunny coffee shop at 46th and Minnehaha.

Plus new details on the potential new Anishinabe Academy, Sea Salt opening, a new boardwalk at Minnehaha Park, Dorman Avenue eagle updates, and much more.

Details on yet another neighborhood business expanding in place.

For more than a decade, Longfellow residents Meena Natarajan and Dipankar Mukherjee have been angling to move their longstanding Pangea World Theater to the neighborhood. A slew of plans have advance...

The lowdown on the film and the phenomenon that inspired it, which remains stubbornly unexplained after decades of investigation.

Mutual aid updates, community ed in the neighborhood, a chance to run for the LCC board, dance parties, baseball watch parties, bouquet subscriptions, egg hunts, and much more.

After nearly 20 years in the tight confines of its middle retail space at West River Commons, Corazon is about to double its size. The whimsical gift shop at 46th and Lake will expand into the former ...

The south Minneapolis institution will move into the former Nostalgia Zone Comics space, part of a recent shuffle of storefronts in the historic commercial building.

Veteran brewery operators Qiuxia and Kevin Welch have purchased the former One on One Bike Shop and begun building it out into a combination brewery, coffee shop, and possible bike shop called Mixed C...

Residents troubleshoot an irritating new noise — the ones that can hear it, anyway.

A good-faith attempt to round up every event in Longfellow this month.

LW celebrates 2 years, Lake Street LRT station construction delayed, a neighborhood angle on the Olympics, church for sale, and much more.

Full-strength weed is coming to Minnehaha Avenue as early as April.

A major shakeup is coming to the southwest corner of 36th and Lake this spring. Time Bomb Vintage will expand its current storefront into half of the neighboring space recently vacated by Prairie Woo...

It's hard to put the splendor of a frozen Minnehaha fall into words. But plenty have tried.

Joining Ed Kohler — one of those people who seems to know everybody — on his quest to run with 100 different people in 2025.

Shawna Wolf paints a new window mural each month at 29th and Dorman.

Savory Bakehouse's social media posts are usually full of good news: In-progress previews of what they're dreaming up for the upcoming weekend; photos of golden-brown items fresh out of the oven; snap...

Thousands of people filed through the house upon its completion, as it was opened to the public for seven straight days, nine hours a day.

A full-on cornucopia of neighborhood happenings this month.

After Milkweed's closure took one of the neighborhood's best bulletin boards with it, a look at 10 community boards still standing.

Kela Market quietly opened last week at 4020 Minnehaha Avenue, offering traditional Ethiopian groceries and cookware.

Plus food donation options, changes at Electra Tune, new street signs, holiday markets, Thanksgiving pre-orders, and much more.

Neighborhood trick-or-treating opportunities, new murals, a celebrity sighting at the Schooner, mill noise, and much more.