Day 79: Twin Cities Improv Festival
Maybe you’ve seen Whose Line Is It Anyway? on TV. It started out in the U.S. (formerly on the BBC) on Comedy Central and …
Day 56: Visit the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) for FREE
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) is a world-class art gallery and museum located in the Whittier neighborhood of Minneapolis. We’ve made reference to …
Day 46: Visit the California Building Gallery’s Creative Electric Studio
Another studio gallery in Northeast with a compelling show currently running, the California Building Gallery at Creative Electric Studio is displaying Make Something Cool Every …
Day 43: Art-A-Whirl
Spring is definitely an active time of year in the Twin Cities’ art scene. If you read our blog back over the last 42 …
Day 41: Cupcake
Tired of the same old bakery donuts? Maybe it’s time to make a run to Cupcake next time you get a yen for a …
Day 36: The Burger Place (aka L. Phillip’s Cafe)
I am a big fan of hamburgers. I will never forget one day when I was working downtown Minneapolis and …
Day 25: Walk or bike the Stone Arch Bridge
Those beautiful afternoons in the summer time sometimes just BEG for a nice scenic walk near the Mississippi River. A favorite spot among Twin Citians is the Stone Arch Bridge, a bike/pedestrian bridge that …
Day 6: See Minnesota Twins Baseball at Target Field
Target Field, our Minnesota Twins’ new outdoor ball park, is quite the spectacle, and the inaugural home opener is coming up Monday, April 12 against the Boston Red Sox. Dome dogs are a …
Day 1: Lake Calhoun
Minneapolis is known for its beautiful lakes and Calhoun tops the list of the dozen lakes within its city limits. Recreational opportunities abound here. There are paved paths for walking, running, and biking, there’s sailing, …