‘Events’ Archives
Nov. ’26 Events
The alley recommends confirming all events beforehand. The Mexican Band of 1886 Through Feb 2027 Hennepin History Museum 2303 3rd Ave S Pay what you can Minnesota’s first large-scale Mexican musical performance took place 140 years ago at the Industrial Exposition in Minneapolis. Learn more about this historic example of cultural diplomacy and the celebrated Mexican band who performed in this special display produced in partnership with the Minnesota Latino Museum. For hours, visitor information, and information on other exhibits at the museum, go to hennepinhistory.org. Roots Through Dec 12 All My Relations Arts 1414 E Franklin Ave Free The first in a series of juried exhibitions examining how art can bring healing by reasserting connections that US colonial policy attempted to sever, Roots focuses on the Midwest region and artists residing or having tribal connections to it. To learn more about the artists and for gallery hours, visit [...]
Phillips Community Clean Sweep, An Annual Community Tradition
By JANA L METGE & NATHANIEL ANDERSON Mark the Date! It's that time of year again for the Annual Phillips Clean Sweep. Join your neighbors on Saturday, October 10th. Start the morning at 9:00 am with breakfast provided by Allina at Welna Hardware. Pick up supplies, grab one of the coveted annual Phillips clean sweep tshirts, network, catch up on news from our neighbors who gather this time every fall. This year's T-shirt design was created by a youth from Banyan Community. These T-Shirts have become a tradition and a treasure for those coming to Clean Sweep each year! One huge feature of this Clean Sweep is that we raise funds to pay for the Garbage Trucks. Trucks go through the Alleys and pick up old furniture, electronics, household trash, appliances, and tires. Household Hazardous Wastes are NOT picked up during this event. They need to be taken to a Hennepin County event for hazardous waste pick up. Litter pick up happens in all 4 neighborhoods of the Phillips [...]
Oct. ’26 Events
The alley recommends confirming all events beforehand. What Could Not Be Erased: Ledger Art by Joe PulliamThrough October 9Two Rivers Gallery1530 E Franklin AvenueFreeWhat Could Not Be Erased features the work of acclaimed Oglala Lakota ledger artist JoePulliam, who puts forward a powerful tradition of Lakota ledger art that has shaped Lakotapeople for generations. Learn more about Pulliam’s art at the Two Rivers Gallery page onfacebook. For gallery information, go to 2riversartgallery.org. WAABERIGA DHAMMAADKIISA / at the end of daybreak Through October 26Gage Gallery610 22nd Avenue SFreeIn their exhibit developed during the 2026 Soomaal Visual Arts Fellowship, artist nafyarexplores identity through the lens of personal memory and digital archives using cyanotype,painting, and video installation. nafyar is interested in the effects of displacement and alienationon memory and culturemaking; their work discusses notions of fixed linear time that havecreated holes in which the [...]
