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Thursday, December 3, 2020 - 8:00pm Watch the movie on YouTube at the link below Cost: absolutely FREE Panel Discussion on Zoom at 8pm CDT…
Thursday, December 3, 2020 - 8:00pm Watch the movie on YouTube at the link below Cost: absolutely FREE Panel Discussion on Zoom at 8pm CDT…
On Friday, Nov. 13, the Minneapolis City Council voted against the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District’s interest for the property development on 2301 California St. NE.…
Thursday, November 19 was a lot of fun, as Give to the Max Day generated approximately $6,600 for the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. We gave away…
Curators are hard at work putting the finishing touches on plans for two exhibits that will be mounted at the MSP International Airport in mid-January.…
Today is Give to the Max Day! With $860 raised so far, there’s still time to have your donation matched (up to our $2,500 goal)…
The Color Series: Part 4, Orange January 9 – April 3, 2021 Artist Reception: Saturday, January 16, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. (MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA) Just as Pantone…
Support Northeast Minneapolis Arts District on Give to the Max Day (or before) and your contribution will be matched! Mike Vennewitz, in honor of State…
The fight goes on! The 2301 California St. NE development is currently in process until Friday Nov. 13th when the city council will decide whether…
The Developer Graveyard Art Happening Wednesday, November 11th at High Noon at California Building Masks required You are Invited The artists and neighbors of the NE…
Rosalux is excited to announce an open call for submissions for our annual Open Door exhibition which will launch on December 8th of this year. Due to…
By Margo Ashmore Support the Arts District on Give to the Max Day “The best thing about Northeast is its eclectic vibe …[it’s where] old…
By Josh Blanc The current development proposal by LS Black Developers at 2301 California Street is an brazen attempt to take existing I-1 industrial land…
Bottineau Neighborhood Association (BNA) has a long history of support for building new affordable housing, so it apparently caught developers and Council Member Steve Fletcher…