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May 2025 Events
Indian Health Board Block PartyThursday, May 112 - 3 PM2020 Minnehaha AvenueFreeThis year’s American Indian Month Kickoff Parade will end at the Indian Health Board’s Minnehaha Avenue location where the IHB will host a community lunch and concert by acclaimed Anishinaabe hip-hop artist Thomas X. Vendor tables and raffle prizes will also be in the mix! Visit IHB’s facebook page for program details. MAIC 50th Anniversary Open House & PowwowMinneapolis American Indian Center1530 E Franklin AvenueThursday, May 13 - 7 PMFreeJoin MAIC for an Open House and Powwow kicking off American Indian Month and celebrating their 50th Anniversary. Enjoy an afternoon of dancing, drumming, culture and connection. Doors open at 2 and Grand Entry starts at 3. Everyone is welcome! South High School Spring Art ShowMay 1 - 14Exhibit hours:Monday - Friday 4 - 7pm,Saturday and Sunday,noon - 4 pmModus Locus Gallery3500 Bloomington Ave SFreeThe annual showcase of South High School students’ [...]
Grow With Us Invitation – MPLS Edible Boulevards
By MICHELLE SHAW If you live in one of these Neighborhoods: Cedar-Riverside, Ventura Village (Phillips), Phillips West, Midtown Phillips, East Phillips, Seward, Cooper, Hiawatha, Howe, Longfellow, or Powderhorn Park, you are invited to apply to be a Minneapolis Edible Boulevard Participant. Mpls. Edible Boulevards (a small NGO-Non-Profit) helps neighbors grow safe, healthy food right where they live – at home, outside a school, a business, or a place of worship. Mpls. Edible Boulevards focuses on partnering with Residents of Green Zone Neighborhoods, the first six Neighborhoods above are the Southside Green Zone; and then, any adjacent Neighborhood Residents that are interested. A Green Zone is an area identified as having the worst environmental injustices and health disparities in Minneapolis. There are two: the Southside and Northside Green Zones. Minneapolis Edible Boulevards offers Participants:Free soil testing,Garden instructionGarden resources for [...]
