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August 31, 2016, Wednesday - Paint Nite at Masons

Time: 7:00pm

Location: Masons, 528 Hennepin Avenue

Misty Twilight Stroll

Mason’s Restaurant Barre has been an exciting addition to the vibrant downtown Minneapolis dining and late night scene since it opened in spring 2013. You’ll find Mason's at the corner of Hennepin Avenue So and 6th Street, in the historic Masonic Building (built in 1888).