We are beyond excited to invite you to the upcoming BIPOC Hub. Our monthly BIPOC Hub event promises to be an informative and interactive evening for entrepreneurs and small business owners. And we will be officially kicking off the Red Wing Port Authority Minority Loan Program!
Join Urban Homeworks for an Open House at our new office space on Thursday, May 11th from 4-6:30 PM! We’ll provide refreshments and fun lawn games while you enjoy our 3rd-floor collaborative working space and 4th-floor rooftop overlooking North Minneapolis (weather-dependent)!
Have people incarcerated in Minnesota and want to better learn how to support them? Or want to learn about how to organize with people in prison in Minnesota, directly through writing? Join the Twin Cities Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee for an hour and a half training.
Join us on Zoom to cover the basics of building a business, what it takes to be a successful business owner and how to apply for a Leech Lake Financial Services Small Business loan. If you want to strengthen a current business or start your own business, join us on Friday, May 12th from 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM.
You will learn the steps to starting a business. You will get connected to resources to jumpstart your business planning process.
Join us as we celebrate spring and the beginning of the growing season! On Saturday, May 13th we will kick things off with the EPIC annual meeting (11 AM-Noon) followed by an opening prayer at the Four Sisters Urban Farm, food from Las Cuatro Milpas Food truck and Gatherings Cafe (Yazzie the Chef), and a plant giveaway.
Celebrate with Glendale families the opening of the 70th Anniversary of Glendale Townhomes. The exhibit shows how public housing families made Glendale a vibrant and resilient community and why Glendale Townhomes is a model of what public housing communities should look like.
We are still here. Please join in honoring our history and resistance. There will be music, food, and family activities.
Join Trilingua Cinema, Hmong American Day, Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services and Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center in celebrating Hmoob Day 2023! Join us for an evening of fun, including a free outdoor screening of the film Tuab los Tseg by Houa Productions. Before the film enjoy great food with Eggroll Queen and other food trucks, a multicultural night market with goods by local makers, and free Karaoke!
After a long 5+ year journey of fighting to keep families together, we’re excited to share that MN8 is officially a 501(c)(3)! Join us for our celebration as we expand our roots and bloom into this new chapter. MN8’s roots have always been grounded in community care, people power, and shared liberation. From the very beginning, MN8’s origin was a love story about communities protecting their loved ones and fighting for freedom. Come invest in the possibilities of what’s next!
Join Upstream Arts for our annual celebration and fundraiser! Connect IN PERSON or ONLINE as we gather together to raise funds for another year of groundbreaking work at the intersection of art, disability, and learning.
Reconnect with old friends and make new ones as you paint, drum, and dance your way through classic Upstream Arts activities.
Together we affirm the many ways we are all connected.
Join us for "A Toast to Broadway: Writing the Future of West Broadway Together." At this year's annual meeting dinner, we'll share the work West Broadway Business and Area Coalition does to support small businesses on West Broadway Avenue. Plus we'll hold board elections to help shape the future of our community. Come and connect with fellow business owners and community members, learn about our initiatives, and play a role in our vision for a thriving West Broadway.
May 19, 2023 marks NINETEEN YEARS Marvin Haynes has been WRONGFULLY incarcerated. Hennepin County Mary Moriarty has the power to exonerate Marvin and vacate his sentence. How long must Marvin pay for a crime he did NOT commit? Show solidarity with Marvin and his family and all wrongfully convicted people by joining us.
Public Functionary and Tangible Collective are collaborating for the second year to bring back SWAP MEET an artist market and projection installation, activating both PF spaces (144 & 247). All PF Studios will be open throughout the weekend. Stop by Swap Meet to pick-up "Greenbook" a curated guide to our network within the Northrup King Building.
A radical study hall for all things related to "pods", networks of care that support people without police or other harmful systems.
AICHO Galleries is honored to bring together acrylic paintings and textile arts by contemporary artist Kent Estey, a White Earth of Ojibwe tribal member, and textile artist Ramona Morrow, a Lac Courte Oreilles tribal member and Yankton Sioux descendant in the group art exhibition “Birchbark & Cattails: An Homage to Land that Creates Art.” This art exhibition celebrates the multiplicity of gifts nature gives including inspirations and mediums for art through generations.
Join our Northside Fresh Coalition partners for the annual Seed & Plant Distribution to start your garden and grow your own food! Please bring a box or container for your seedlings!
ACER, in partnership with Brooklyn Center and WellShare International, is hosting yet another Family Fun Day. Family Fun Day is an annual resource fair filled with free food, community activities, giveaways, and resources for all community members. Bring your family and friends for a great start to summer.
Created by Public Policy Project, The Learning Table provides the “learning water”; a place to ask critical questions and develop the “learning glue”; a place to develop relationships, create partnership, share ideas, and make commitments, to explore for incorporation in the 38th & Chicago Re-Envisioned Project. At the Learning Table, we Learn Together; Create a Shared Approach; Coordinate Efforts; and Ensure Community Benefit.
Please Join Al-Maa'uun and Masjid An-Nur as we celebrate 25 years of Imam El-Amin living his faith out loud! Through his service over the last 25 years, he has touched countless lives. This is our opportunity to show our appreciation as a community. The night will be filled with food, laughter faith and joy!
Have people incarcerated and want to better learn how to support them? Or want to learn about or help change the prison system by supporting incarcerated people, directly? Join the Twin Cities Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee for an hour and a half training on responding to grievances in prison.
AICHO, along with our Giinawiind Giginitaawigi'gomin (Together We Grow) Youth Entrepreneur Program, will be hosting our 3rd Annual Garden Plant Sale on May 26 from 3-6 pm at Niiwin Market (102 E. 4th Street in Duluth). We will have for sale many different varieties of plants grown from North Circle brand seeds by AICHO staff and Giinawiind youth.
The SEAD Project invites you to our spring fundraiser, SEA Us Bloom: Mekong Stars. This night to remember is a karaoke contest on Friday, May 26th from 6:00 - 10:30 p.m. at Four Seasons Dance Studio. Your participation will benefit SEAD’s critical work in language, storytelling, and creative community building. Come and see Southeast Asian talent and vote their way to the top! Experience a night of fun entertainment, laughter, community, and more! Tickets start at $35 and include food and a donation drink bar. The event is open to the general public and all are welcome. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. and the program starts promptly at 6:45 p.m. Attire is bold styles.
Come experience musical artists you love as they try new things, then share your feedback and insight with them. Double Dutch is an opportunity for you to get close to artists you love and become a part of their process. It’s a sharing and a hang, not a show. Come catch the vibe. Double Dutch is a three-month limited series of informal and intimate collaborative sharings between program creator Vie Boheme and a different guest performer each month.
