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A Tiny Park Due for Big Improvements

Community input is shaping plans for East Isles’ historic pocket park, where restoration of the Thomas Lowry statue will be the first priority in a $232,000 improvement project.

June 5, 2026

Backyard Chickens are Having a Moment in Minneapolis

Once a novelty, backyard chickens are becoming increasingly common in Minneapolis, where residents are drawn to fresh eggs, sustainability, and the simple joy of keeping a flock.

Cleaning, Greening and Adopting a Drain

Hundreds of volunteers braved cold weather this spring to remove trash from neighborhood lakes and streets, while local residents continue to lead efforts to keep storm drains and waterways clean year-round.

June 5, 2026

Summer Means Party Season

From balloons and baked goods to taco bars and beverage delivery, neighborhood businesses can help make summer gatherings easier and more memorable.

June 5, 2026

Finding My Niche

A Doors Open visit to Lakewood Cemetery.

June 5, 2026

Uptown Farmers Market Is Back!

The Thursday night market returns to Uptown with fresh produce, local artists, and a growing role in the neighborhood’s revival.

June 5, 2026

Andrea Jenkins: A Source of Community Pride

Former Minneapolis City Council President Andrea Jenkins reflects on identity, public service, family, and the enduring power of hope.

June 5, 2026

Baba’s Hummus House

Fresh Palestinian flavors, creative coffee drinks, and some of the neighborhood’s best catering have made Baba’s a Lyndale Avenue favorite.

June 5, 2026

Uptown Art Fair Returns With New Lakeside Home

After a two-year hiatus, Minneapolis’ signature art fair returns with a new lakeside setting, a renewed focus on safety, and a mission to help fuel Uptown’s comeback.