Whether you love shopping or are the kind of person who’d rather do almost anything else, the Museum Store at the American Swedish Institute (ASI) is a great place to get gifts for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or any other occasion.
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Got a green thumb and ready to use it? Consider volunteering at Lyndale Park Gardens with the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board. Opportunities abound, says environmental stewardship volunteer coordinator Sherry Brooks.
American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) is a partner organization of the American Cancer Society (ACS) with the ability to lobby and advocate for the ACS to members of state and national government.
About seven years ago, a tiny business started in a St. Olaf dorm room with four friends and an idea. Erik Brust wanted options for fruit-based frozen pops.
As a freshman in college, Abby Bongaarts had an idea. She wanted to walk the entire country, from one coast to the other.
Mr. Lucky’s opened in December 1962 as the only local nightclub devoted exclusively to teenagers. As the Twin Cities music scene grew, it was the place for the local bands to play and the kids to dance.
You may already know about eyebobs (“eyewear for the irreverent and slightly jaded”) and their state-of-the-art website featuring a virtual try-on tool and 360 degree photography, providing a great online shopping experience for the purchase of
Right in the heart of Eat Street in the Whittier neighborhood is another yummy spot, of sorts. Here you’ll find cards instead of menus and knit foods instead of the edible kind. There are some wares made in Minnesota and others from around the country.
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You may have passed the charming brick building on Lyndale Avenue in Uptown many times. Or maybe you’re a loyal customer at Urban Tails Pet Supply.
Small Business Saturday, a day sponsored by American Express to promote small businesses, will take place this year on November 25.
Almost everyone has sought the services of a tailor at one time or another. Maybe your leather jacket suffered a tear, or you never quite got the hang of taking up a hem. Perhaps you wanted to keep a pair of pants you loved, even after you lost weight.
