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30 storiesNewest publisher update · 2026-10-27 20:29 UTC
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Bank of America Cardholders' Free STEM Day Admission at Mill City Museum, Nov. 7–8

Mill City Museum features one of the Twin Cities’ most interactive STEM/STEAM learning labs. During the weekend of November 7-8, families can experience it for free thanks to Bank of America’s Museums on Us program, which affords cardholders free general admission. Visitors can experience these hands-on STEM experiences inside the mill ruins: Physics of Waterpower: Manipulate dams and hydro-turbines in the Water Lab to see how the Mississippi River powered the city. Food Science: Explore wheat,

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2026-10-27 20:29 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Klassics Kitchen & Cocktails Debuts Guyanese-Inspired Fall Menu

Braised Oxtails - Jamaican-inspired oxtails slow-braised with pimento, fresh thyme, garlic, peppers, onions, and carrots in a rich pan gravy. Served with coconut yellow rice, fried sweet plantains and house pepper sauce. Klassics Kitchen & Cocktails introduces “Date Night in Queens” - a bold new fall menu celebrating Caribbean-American comfort Klassics Kitchen & Cocktails, 428 S 2nd Street, is welcoming the fall season with an exciting new food and cocktail menu inspired by “Date Night in Queens

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2026-10-24 10:06 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Fall Open Studios Weekend #1: Art Attack!, California Dreamin’, Open Casket, Open Studios — November 13-15

Northeast Minneapolis Fall Open Studios map above — including artist studio buildings and neighborhood restaurants, breweries, and coffee shops! Historic open studio tours feature more than 450 artists for fall and holiday inspiration In Northeast Minneapolis, it’s all art, all the time, with two major destinations presenting significant open studio events right on time for holiday shopping and year-round inspiration. More than 450 artists and about 140 open studios will participate in Art Attac

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2026-10-22 18:27 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Amplify The Ave! Retail & Bar Crawl and Scavenger Hunt, October 29

AMPLIFY THE AVE! First Avenue Retail & Bar Crawl and Scavenger Hunt in Downtown Minneapolis Thursday, October 29, 4p-8p The City of Minneapolis has been developing a plan for the reconstruction of several blocks of 1st Avenue North between Washington Avenue and 8th Street N that will start with utility work in 2027 and wrapping up in 2029. The project is improving the right-of-way for all people in all the ways they move around. In an effort to support the retail and hospitality businesses aff

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2026-10-21 10:37 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Twin Cities Film Fest 2026: Minnesota Stories Take Center Stage

Article by Becky Fillinger Lights, camera, Minnesota! The 17th annual Twin Cities Film Fest runs through October 24, bringing more than 110 films to the big screen and online, with a substantial lineup of stories connected to Minnesota. Screenings take place at Marcus West End Cinema in St. Louis Park and Edina Mann Theatre, but there are select films also available for streaming. The Streams Pass is only $60 - view 48 films from the comfort of your own home! One standout is A Month in Minnesota

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2026-10-19 17:53 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Bring the Kids! The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Opens at Theatre in the Round October 23

Recommended for ages 5 and up Theatre in the Round Players (TRP) and FAIR School for Arts present The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane, running October 23 to November 1. Adapted by Dwayne Hartford from the beloved novel by Minnesota author Kate DiCamillo, this magical play for young audiences and families marks the fourth year of TRP’s partnership with FAIR School for Arts, providing students with hands-on experience in performance and theatrical production. The story follows Edward Tulane, a

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2026-10-18 13:01 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Building Longevity in the Hospitality Business - A Discussion with Marisa Brown, Owner of The Copper Hen Cakery & Kitchen

Article by Becky Fillinger, photos provided Per Marisa, the Chicken Pot Pie is a great representation of who they are - comforting, approachable food that reflects the care and attention to detail that goes into everything they make. Marisa Brown is the owner of The Copper Hen Cakery & Kitchen and she shares with us her winning formulas for creating customers for life. Consistency, cooking from scratch, local sourcing and taking care of customers and staff are the ingredients for success. We als

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2026-10-17 09:46 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Mill City in Bloom: New Public Art Coming to 800 Washington Avenue

Excerpt from the October 15 DMNA e-newsletter The Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association (DMNA), in collaboration with Sherman Associates, is moving forward with Mill City in Bloom, a new public art installation at 800 Washington Avenue S. The project has received City approvals and will be installed by Blackbird Revolt, Sharp Sign Co. and local artist Tiana Nguyen, with financial support from Sherman Associates. The project has its roots in a community conversation that began last year.

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2026-10-15 16:19 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Speaking Through Silence by Minneapolis Author Judi Shink to Debut November 10

When Judi Shink’s parents introduced her to others, they always said, “This is Judith, and she’s an American!” For many years, it didn’t resonate that she was the first American-born member of her family, but eventually, she learned about the miraculous journey her parents and grandparents endured to give her this birthright. Shink’s memoir, Speaking Through Silence, shares stories from the lives of all four of Shink’s grandparents, who survived the Holocaust. For most of her life, Shink knew the

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2026-10-13 15:45 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Quatrefoil Library – Minnesota’s Historical LBGTQIA+ Library Celebrates 40th Anniversary

Article by Becky Fillinger, photos provided A Discussion with Karen Hogan, Head Librarian, Katie Hagen, Library Manager and Iggy Gehlen, Vice President Founded in 1986, Quatrefoil Library is among the longest operating free LGBTQIA+ lending-libraries in the country. Right here in Minneapolis, we have an amazing repository of vibrant LGBTQIA+ literature, history, and community – library cards and memberships are, let me emphasize, free for patrons! Quatrefoil Library isn’t just a collection of bo

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2026-10-10 21:23 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Clay Squared to Infinity Announces 30th Anniversary Celebration November 5

Clay Squared to Infinity has announced their 30th anniversary celebration on November 5. The event will take place 11a-5p, with a party from 6-8p, at the Flux Arts Building, Studio A, 2505 Howard Street NE. This event celebrates 30 years of Josh's handmade tile and Layl McDill's work in polymer clay and mixed-media sculpture. Celebrations will include Clay Squared trivia and storytelling; Clay Squared historical artifacts will be on display with studio tours. Highlights of our famous public and

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2026-10-09 19:17 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Looking for Something to Do? Here's a Compehensive Resource for You!

Fellow Twin Citian, Jon Reynolds, publishes highfivemsp.com, a website comprised of events happening around the St. Paul - Minneapolis metro. You can search over 6,000 Twin Cities events for whatever you're in the mood for! That might seem overwhelming, but this is a well thought out, easy to navigate site. Click on the Filters button at the top of the home page and you can modify your search by Free / Date / Time / Location / Category / Indoor-Outdoor / Audience (age-appropriate). Here are som

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2026-10-07 09:28 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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NATIFS “Indigenize Your Kitchen” Holiday Gift Boxes Available Starting October 12

North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NATIFS) has relaunched its Indigenous Food Lab Market (IFL Market), an online shop offering an expanded selection of high-quality Indigenous foods and products, including maple syrups, fruit syrups, sauces, pantry staples, traditional Indigenous ingredients and Chef Sherman’s cookbooks, as well as a new collection of holiday gift boxes. Owned and operated by NATIFS, the Indigenous Food Lab Market works to broaden access to Native-made goods, p

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2026-10-06 20:01 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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Fraser’s Sensory Supports and Training Program - Making Spaces More Accessible for Those with Sensory Differences

Article by Becky Fillinger, photos provided A Discussion with Gina Brady, Fraser’s Sensory Supports and Training Program Manager Not everyone processes environments the same way – our environments can be thought of as along a spectrum from low sensory load to high sensory load – think quiet library to loud shopping mall. We talked to Gina Brady, Fraser’s Sensory Supports and Training Program Manager, about their nationally recognized initiatives that help many kinds of organizations embed acces

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2026-10-04 20:21 UTCmillcitytimes.com
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What Does Forgiveness Look Like? Check out the Titus Kaphar Exhibit at Mia

Titus Kaphar’s Exhibiting Forgiveness runs through January 3, 2027 and brings together nine paintings Kaphar created for his film Exhibiting Forgiveness. The work explores memory, family, trauma, healing and forgiveness - and Mia describes the exhibition as a place where viewers can consider their own experiences of healing and resilience. You don't have to know anything about contemporary art to appreciate this exhibit. The subject is human and recognizable: What do we do with painful memories

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2026-10-03 19:44 UTCmillcitytimes.com