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The American Indian Movement will open its first exhibit telling the story of its history on May 10 th at the All My Relations Gallery. Planning for the exhibit has been underway for months, as ...

Those of us who grew in the late 1940s and 1950s, in the age of black and white movies and television, are all familiar with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, King and Queen of the West. At the end of their ...

Juraj Hmelowsky–His name was “Americanized” to George Melowsky but spelled correctly on his granite marker.

Ray Aponte with his favorite mural that has gone up in his time as Principal at South. Aponte considers South the “pinnacle of his career” and is proud of improvements made, including South”'s various ...

People often ask whether it is still possible to be buried in the cemetery. The answer is ”“ maybe. It is possible, but not likely. On May 23, 1919, the Minneapolis City Council passed an ordinance ...

Life goes on at the American Indian OIC””Takoda Institute building and over the Internet. The spring term saw regular Takoda Institute class offerings in the Patient Services Specialist and Computer ...

Join director Caitlin Nasema Cassidy and Swedish Counselor for Cultural Affairs Helene Larsson Pousette for a conversation about the global performance project We Hear You—A Climate Archive, exploring ...

Over 100 people attended the EPIC ANNUAL MTG, April 27th  in the rotunda and gym of the East Phillips Park Cultural & Community Center.  It was a huge success with election of 6 new Board members.

The new owners are excited to welcome you back into this beloved and longstanding neighborhood establishment with a new vision of intentionally deepening the space as a community resource. You will ...

The Apprentice, The Order, Nosferatu, Between the Temples, Power, Lost in a Mountain of Maine, Limbo, Bonjour Switzerland, The Wild Robot, Wicked, Queer, Civil War. *Films from the Minneapolis- Saint ...