Minneapolis RiverCurrent 9-27-12
Friday, September 28, 2012 at 7:21AM*****Events and Activities*****
Mill City Farmers Market – Oktoberfest
Saturday, September 29, 8 am – 1 pm
Chicago Avenue between Second Street South and West River Parkway
Celebrate Minnesota brewing past and present as Mill City Museum and the Mill City Farmers Market team up for a Mill City Oktoberfest! Enjoy the tastes, smells, sights and sounds of Germany with activities at the Farmers Market, inside the museum and outside in the Ruin Courtyard. At this week’s 9:45 and 10:30 am Cooking Demos, Chef Nick Schneider will be joined by special guest J.D. Fratzke of The Strip Club. Get recipes from this demo and every Mill City Cooks demo this season in the Market’s recipe archive at http://millcityfarmersmarket.org/category/recipes/. From 9:30 am to 1 pm, Mill City welcomes back long-time Market favorite, the Elk River German Band, a 10-musician strong group featuring Bavarian-style German music. Prepare to polka! And, at 11 am, don’t miss a live performance from the SG Edelweiss Dancers right on the Chicago Mall. Adults can enjoy beer and whiskey sampling from 10 am to 1 pm. Stillwater's first brewery since prohibition, Lift Bridge Brewery, will be pouring tasty samples of Farm Girl Saison and Chestnut Hill Nut Brown Ale. Meanwhile, local favorite 2 GINGERS Whiskey will be sampling both hot and cold cocktails, making adults very happy indeed! The Art Market will feature The Ink Orchard: Kendra Gebbia, Barn Swallow Garden, Anna Metcalfe and Woodsport. For more information (including what products are expected at the market this week – don’t forget your shopping list), recipes and to sign up for the market’s email newsletter: http://millcityfarmersmarket.org/.
Next Generation of ParksTM Lecture
Monday, October 1, 6 pm
University of Minnesota, Rapson Hall, 89 Church Street SE
If you’ve taken a moment to peruse Tracy Metz’s eye-popping new book, Sweet & Salt: Water and the Dutch, you’ll notice immediately that the next generation of landscape (or should we say waterscape?) architecture is in full bloom in the urban Netherlands. What parallels can we draw to the Dutch urban design revolution as Minneapolis embarks on RiverFirst - a sweeping city-building enterprise that puts parks at the forefront of our own Upper Riverfront? Be sure to join the Minneapolis Parks Foundation for this inspiring lecture and the conversation, book signing and reception that follow. Free, with open seating (arrive early). MPF's Innovate & Create Members receive preferred seating with reservation. Directions & Parking. For more information on the Parks Foundation lectures, visit their Lecture Series page.
Kroening Interpretive Center Programs (Three Rivers Park District)
North Mississippi Regional Park
For information: 763-694-7693; for map and driving instructions: http://www.minneapolisparks.org/default.asp?PageID=4&parkid=430. For programs that require reservations, call 763-559-6700 or register on-line: http://www.threeriversparkdistrict.org.
Homeschool: Using a Compass
Monday, October 8, 10 am -- 12 noon
Discover how a compass works, and learn to use one effectively. Make a compass out of household items, and use your newly-acquired skills to complete a compass course. Cost is $5, and reservations are required; reference activity number #416923-02. This program is for ages 6-16.
Homeschool: Using a GPS
Monday, October 8, 12:30 – 2:30 pm
Try your hand at using a GPS unit! Learn how to follow a pre-marked course, create your own course for others to follow, and participate in the popular sport of geocaching. Cost is $5, and reservations are required; reference activity number #416923-03. This program is for ages 6-16.
Webelos: Forester Badge at Kroening
Saturday, October 13, 1 – 3 pm
Become a forester for the day! Meet record-setting trees, including the fastest-growing tree in North America. Learn how to measure a tree’s height, read the history of a tree in its rings, and identify the trees and plants around you. Use forestry tools to uncover forest secrets. Cost is $5, and this program is for ages 8-13. Activity number #416904-02.
Free Family Funday: Story Walking Leaves
Sunday, October 16, 1 – 3 pm, ongoing
Walk and read along the trail as you "step" into the pages of Leaves by David Ezra Stein. At the interpretive center, discover why leaves change color, how dead leaves disappear, and try a few leaf rubbings. Co-sponsored by the Friends of Webber Library. For all ages. Drop in any time between 1 and 3 pm.
Samples of Classes and Activities at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts
1011 Washington Avenue South, 612-215-2520, http://www.mnbookarts.org.
Hours: Monday 10 am -- 5 pm, Tuesday 10 am -- 9 pm, Wednesday-Saturday 10 am -- 5 pm, Sunday 12 noon – 4 pm
Class details, instructor biographies, registration details and online registration are all available at above web site. You also may register by calling 612-215-2520. Note: This is only a sampling of classes, focusing on those that are less expensive and that don’t require experience.
An Evening of Fine Wine and Fine Books
Tuesday, October 9, 6 -- 9pm
This event – MCBA’s seventh annual -- is dedicated to fostering the collection of artist's books. The evening will showcase new work from more than 100 artists from around the world, including Friedrich Kerksieck / Small Fires Press (Memphis, TN), Shana Agid (Brooklyn, NY), Dennis Ichiyama (West Lafayette, IN), CB Sherlock (Minneapolis, MN), Peter and Donna Thomas (Santa Cruz, CA), Redfox Press (Achill Island, Ireland), Scott McCarney (Rochester, NY) and many more. This event offers something for everyone, from the most seasoned collector to the newest enthusiast, with items at a wide variety of price points. Join local art publishing house Location Books at 7 pm (see more info below). Also: while enjoying delectable wines, cheeses and other refreshments, learn more about the MCBA Collectors Forum, an affinity group designed to encourage the collection and appreciation of artist's books, fine press publishing and other limited edition publications. As a member you will receive invitations to members-only events such as artist receptions, topical lectures and tours of private collections; use of MCBA's extensive library and artist's book archives; and a special preview reception at the annual Fine Wine and Fine Books event. There is no cost to become a member of the Collectors Forum. Contact Executive Director Jeff Rathermel at jrathermel@mnbookarts.org for more information or to become a member.
Book Arts Roundtable – Location Books
Tuesday, October 9, 7 pm
As part of MCBA’s Evening of Fine Wine and Fine Books, local art publishers Location Books will speak about their newest publication, As It Is Again, by acclaimed photographer JoAnn Verburg. This book (an iPad app) marks their first foray into e-book publishing. Artist-publishers Scott Nedrelow and Ruben Nusz will talk about this step away from the codex format and show some of their previous collaborations with other local and national artists. Minnesota Center for Book Arts is a hub of creativity where interesting, passionate and knowledgeable people like you learn, share ideas and get inspired. Join the conversation by attending their fun, interactive Book Arts Roundtables in MCBA's lively studios. Always free and always open to the public.
Tiny Toothpick Journal
with Georgia Greeley
Thursday, October 11, 6 -- 9pm
Are you a fan of little books? Learn to use a piano hinge and simple toothpicks to bind an unusual and dramatic-looking small book. Once you learn the structure, you can substitute other unique items for the hinge pins. Using interlocked folds and special cuts, this book holds together with minimal glue. All skill levels welcome. $55 ($50 members) + $15 supply fee.
Tenth Annual Third Ward Neighborhood Fest
Wednesday, October 10, 6 – 9 pm
Nicollet Island Pavilion, 40 Power Street
Join Third Ward partners for this annual community engagement forum to discuss and report on critical public safety, economic development and other issues of importance to the Third Ward and the City. The event will be a celebration of the Third Ward and a networking extravaganza with free food and free entertainment. Hosted by Council Member Diane Hofstede and the Third Ward neighborhoods. Partners will include the Minneapolis Second and Fourth Police Precincts, Inspectors and City Attorney; Crime Prevention Specialists; Fire Marshall; Regulatory Services Inspections Department and Housing Department; Hennepin County Probation Office; the University of Minnesota Police Department; East Gateway Partnership; Hennepin County Taxpayer Services Department; Minneapolis Public Housing and others to address critical issues in the Ward.
Visiting Artist Public Lecture: Piotr Szyhalski
Thursday, October 11, 7 pm
Regis Center for Art, 405 21st Avenue South, Influx Space
Piotr Szyhalski is a world-renowned interactive designer working in interactive, installation, sound and visual media. He has been featured in Wired, I.D., Rolling Stone, the New York Times and Website Graphics: The Best of Global Site Design. His work has been exhibited at the Walker Art Center, the New School, New York; the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago; and the Museum of Modern Art in Rijeka, Croatia. He was born in Poland and is a Professor in Media Arts at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Free and open to the public. For information: http://laborcamp.mcad.edu.
Weisman Art Museum
Weisman Art Museum, 333 East River Road
Exhibit: Guy Tillim: Avenue Patrice Lumumba
October 13 – January 5
Guy Tillim: Avenue Patrice Lumumba is an examination of modern history in Africa against the backdrop of its colonial and post-colonial architectural heritage by South African photographer Guy Tillim. Originally a photojournalist, Tillim records the architecture and infrastructure of colonial and postcolonial Africa. Tillim’s photographs use architecture, landscape and people to present the repercussion of social conflict in Africa without showing the action itself. His pictures portray the crumbling institutional buildings—post offices, schools, hotels, and offices—that were built by colonial governments in Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Madagascar and Mozambique. The exhibition Guy Tillim: Avenue Patrice Lumumba has been organized by the Museum of Contemporary Photography at Columbia College Chicago.
Artists Talk with Guy Tillim
Friday, October 12, 6:30 pm
Artist Guy Tillim, broadcasting live from South Africa, in dialogue with exhibition curator Karen Irvine. This program will take place in the Science Teaching and Student Services building across the plaza from the museum, in room 230. Free admission.
Preview Party
Friday, October 12, 7:30 pm
Celebrate the opening of Guy Tillim: Avenue Patrice Lumumba after broadcast discussion with the artist. The reception will be held at WAM. Enjoy African music and delectable hors d’oeuvres. This is a free event for members and U of M students (with valid U card). $10 U of M alumni and non-U of M students / $15 general admission / $20 night of the event. Purchase tickets >>
Nordeast Big River Brew Fest
Saturday, October 13, 1 – 4 pm
Grain Belt Bottling House, 79 13th Avenue NE
East Side Neighborhood Services is hosting the second annual Nordeast Big River Brew Fest outside the historic Grain Belt Bottling House. All proceeds will benefit the programs of East Side Neighborhood Services. Join in sampling from an exciting and diverse array of over 200 international, micro and craft brews from such brewers as Summit, Northgate and Grain Belt – with more joining daily! Tickets to this year’s event are $25 per person in advance or $30 at the door, which includes a commemorative event mug. Commemorative mugs are limited, so get your tickets today. The event is being held outdoors this year to accommodate a larger audience. Organizers are anticipating an attendance of around 1,000 people. Great beer, great food, great friends and support for our community. Don’t miss out on the 2012 Nordeast Big River Brew Fest! Purchase your tickets at http://www.esns.org/events?eventId=517067&EventViewMode=EventDetails or at Surdyk’s, River Liquor, Stanley’s, Sentyrz and ESNS.
Sample of Activities and Classes at The Loft
1011 Washington Avenue South
For information about The Loft’s wide variety of classes and other activities: http://www.loft.org.
Out of the Box and into Your Head: A Look at Television Writing, Then and Now
Saturday, October 13, 2 pm
Performance Hall
Television writing, from the sublime to the ridiculous, has shaped our experience of America. In the course of its nearly 60 year history, the "cool" medium has acted as both social commentary and comic relief for one of the most heterogeneous societies in history, and this presentation will attempt to come to general terms with its specific effects. From the first Golden Age of Chayefsky, Vidal and Foote to the New Golden Age of Chase and Simon and Milch, TV writers have used the intimacy of this homebound medium to do what Zola and Dickens once did, provoke empathy for "the Other." The medium's great clowns, Kovacs and Berle, Simon and Gelbart kept us laughing, even through the tears of the post-war era, and all of these scribes have taught us more than we might imagine about democracy's heart, mind, body and soul. Stephen Molton is a professor of television writing and producing at Long Island University's TV Writers Studio MFA program in Brooklyn. An author, screenwriter, producer and former HBO and Showtime executive, Molton has written books (Brave Talk, Brothers in Arms: The Kennedys, the Castros and the Politics of Murder), created mini-series and movies (Live by the Sword, Weaveworld, Stealth) and produced documentaries (L.A. Homefront: The Fires Within, Generation 9/11) during his 35-year career in the arts. This event is free and open to the public. Please RSVP by emailing Mandy Leung at mleung@loft.org.
*****Planning Ahead*****
When a Man Loves a Diva
October 18 – November 10
The Lab Theater, 700 First Street North
Lab Productions, in association with Ruby’s Cabaret and Cardinal Theatricals, presents When a Man Loves a Diva. Wild and raucous, the Divas are back! The smash-hit revue returns to The Lab with Sanford Moore and the original cast of Ben Bakken, Julius Collins and Dane Stauffer. What you want, baby they’ve got it! These men sing songs about love that made Pop Divas of the women who recorded them. From Aretha to Adele, from Donna to Dolly…this is one spectacular show you won’t want to miss. Get your tickets today. For information: http://www.thelabtheater.org/#!whats-on-stage/c1p9k.
Twin Cities Horror Festival
October 25 – November 3
Southern Theater, 1420 Washington Avenue South
For ten days this fall, seven different groups present an exploration of the genres of horror through a multitude of performance disciplines at the 2012 Twin Cities Horror Festival at the Southern Theater. The festival features local theater, storytelling, dance and music artists presenting their take on the theme of “horror.” The festival will present more than 30 performances over two weekends with a costume dance party and late night horror film showing on Halloween night. Festival shows include Ghost Force: Search for the Truth by Mike Fotis, the psychological horror-comedy Harold by Four Humors Theater, an original horror film score by The Poor Nobodys, the bloody thriller Senseless by RedRawMeat Productions, a one-woman musical The Legend of White Woman Creek by Nick Ryan and Katie Hartman, Bump in the Night by Erin Sheppard featuring dance and storytelling, and the horrifying magic of God Damned Son of a Bitch by Tim Uren. Tickets and festival passes currently available at their KICKSTARTER PAGE! For information: http://www.southerntheater.org/twin-cities-horror-festival/.
Drop the Mic: Actions Speak
November 9 – 11, 8 pm
Guthrie Theater, 818 Second Street South, Dowling Studio
The third production of Drop the Mic will return with full force in Actions Speak, an evening of performance that walks the walk. Local dancer and choreographer Giselle Mejia of Curio Dance has handpicked the most eloquent Twin Cities talent, who are deliberate with their service in the community featuring Maria Isa, Amirah Sackett, DeadPool, Kaleena Miller, Heartbeat Dancers, Ozzy Dris, Stacy Boedekker with Poetry in Motion, Steve Durand, Immortal, Anthony Gabriel, Rene Dance Studio, MonaLisa and Amara Barner. Live Painting by Jordan Hamilton, DJ Los Boogie, Bboy/BGirl Battle 3 on 3 and House Cypher. Tickets $22, with limited student tickets available for $15. Tickets available at the Guthrie Theater Box Office, charge by phone at 612-377-2224 and online at GuthrieTheater.org. For more information: http://www.suemclean.com/shows/drop-the-mic/?utm_source=emarketforward%2520-%2520Stay%2520In%2520The%2520Loop&utm_medium=email&utm_content=17047839&utm_campaign=Stay%2520in%2520the%2520Loop%253A%2520Drop%2520The%2520Mic%2521%2520and%2520Sounds%2520Of%2520Blackness.
Paul Thorn Band
Tuesday, November 13, 8 pm
Bunkers, 761 Washington Avenue North
Paul Thorn has been pleasing crowds for years with his muscular brand of roots music -- bluesy, rocking and thoroughly Southern, yet also speaking universal truths. The Tupelo, Mississippi, native has drawn comparisons to John Hiatt and John Prine and is hailed as the ‘Mark Twain of Americana.’ Thorn was a professional boxer before sharing his experiences with the world as a singer-songwriter. His 2010 release Pimps and Preachers, which topped the Americana charts for three weeks and broke into the Billboard Top 100, perfectly exemplified the vivid scope of his songwriting and illuminated his family background. His father is a Church of God Pentecostal Minister and his uncle spent time as a pimp. Both men influenced Thorn in his formative years, and their inspiration is evident in his songwriting. On his recent release What The Hell Is Going On?, Thorn gives us his versions of songs by some of his favorite writers including Rick Danko of The Band, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Allen Toussaint, Elvin Bishop and Lindsey Buckingham. On his current tour, he’s performing both his captivating originals and these favored covers. Tickets available at the Electric Fetus in Minneapolis, charge by phone at 800-745-3000 and online at www.ticketmaster.com. Tickets also available at Bunkers on the night of the show. For more information: http://suemclean.com/shows/paul-thorn-band-121113/?utm_source=emarketforward%2520-%2520Stay%2520In%2520The%2520Loop&utm_medium=email&utm_content=16943917&utm_campaign=Stay%2520in%2520the%2520Loop%253A%2520Paul%2520Thorn%2520Band%2520and%2520Graham%2520Parker%2520%2526amp%253B%2520the%2520Rumour.
*****Reminder of Ongoing Activities*****
Guthrie Theater Architectural Tours
First Saturday of each month, 9 am, plus by appointment for groups of five or more
Guthrie Theater, 818 Second Street South
Influenced by the Mississippi River's proximity and beauty, architect Jean Nouvel's vision for "theaters in the sky" made way for countless architectural feats in the facility. Discover its features through an architecture tour -- covering everything from ground plans to groundbreaking, site selection, neighborhood influences and noteworthy elements that have garnered worldwide attention. Architecture tours are scheduled the first Saturday of each month at 9 a.m. and last approximately 75 minutes in length. $20 for adults; $15 for students. Call the Box Office at 612-377-2224 or order online at http://secure.guthrietheater.org/tickets/calendar/?q=whats_happening/calendar. Private architecture tours may be scheduled for groups of five or more; advance reservations are required by calling 612-225-6390.
Birthday Party Options
Depot Water Park
Birthday party packages available including admission, balloons, party favors, tokens, vanilla ice cream, soda, and choice of hot dog and chips or slice of pizza. Package price is $29.95 per person. Minimum of eight people; reservations required. Contact Kari Kjergaard at kkjergaard@thedepotminneapolis.com or call 612-758-7854. For additional info, visit http://www.thedepotwaterpark.com.
Depot Ice Rink (planning ahead for next season)
Birthday party packages include: skate admission, balloons, soda, and choice of a hot dog with chips or a slice of pizza, vanilla ice cream cup. Cost is $17.00 per person. Minimum of 8 people; reservations required. Contact mailto:kkingsbury@thedepotminneapolis.com or call 612-758-7873. For additional info, visit http://www.thedepotrink.com.
Musical Performances on the U of M West Bank
The School of Music, located in Ferguson Hall on the University of Minnesota West Bank, offers a range of musical performances throughout the year, many of which are free. For more information, go to http://www.music.umn.edu/events/index.php
Minneapolis Queen and Paradise Lady Public Cruises
Mother’s Day through third weekend in October
Departing from Boom Island Park, 700 Sibley Street NE
http://www.twincitiescruises.com/ or 952-474-8058
Experience the power of the Mississippi River starting at the head of navigation from America’s Heartland! Cruise the historic downtown Minneapolis riverfront with our narrated tour enjoying the beauty of the Mississippi River and the exciting sites of the Minneapolis skyline, the new Lowry Avenue Bridge, Nicollet Island, the Hennepin Avenue suspension bridge and so much more!
Afternoon Sightseeing Cruises
See web site for schedule
A full service cash bar, hot dogs, popcorn, snacks, etc. will be available for purchase. Adults-$18, children ages 2 – 12 are $12. Advanced reservations recommended. Walk ups are NOT guaranteed.
Sunday Brunch and Lock Cruise
Sundays, 11 am – 1 pm
Adults-$34, children ages 2 - 12 are $24. Advanced reservations required by 3 p.m. Friday prior to cruise.
Happy Hour Pizza Cruise
May, September and October: Thursday evenings, 6 – 8 pm
June, July and August: Wednesday and Thursday evenings, 6 – 8 pm
Happy hour drink prices with a full cash bar available and complimentary pizza served. Adults-$26, children 2 – 12 are $16. Advanced reservations required by 3 p.m. day of cruise.
Friday Evening Dinner Cruises
Fridays, 6:30 – 9 pm
Adults $46, children ages 2 - 12 are $33. Advanced reservations required by 3 p.m. day prior to cruise.
Above the Falls Sports
120 Third Avenue North
Seven days a week, 6 am – 9 pm, now until October 31
Check out Above the Falls Sports’ 2012 Mississippi River Tours! Above the Falls Sports sells, rents and stores boats. They also provide boat handling instruction and group tours for those interested in kayaking, canoeing and slide seat rowing here on the Mississippi River. As their third season kicks off they are excited to announce some additions to what they offer. Brand new this year is a Paddle Fitness program for those interested in working out on the river. The popular Twilight Supper Cruise will be joined by Lunch and Brunch Cruises. And they will soon begin a variety of on-the-water workshops including: photography, natural history and a history of the city. Please browse their website (http://www.abovethefallssports.com) for tours and other offers. Or contact them directly at (612-825-8983) or by e-mail at info@abovethefallssports.com. Reservations are required. Their mission is to promote safe, enjoyable recreational use of the river, primarily (but not exclusively) above St. Anthony Falls.
*****Informational Resources*****
Video of Presentation about Archaeology of the John Orth and Germania Breweries (Marshall Street NE)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLJE_XApcQo
St. Anthony Falls Heritage Board Web Site
The St. Anthony Falls Heritage Board web site provides information about the history of the St. Anthony Falls area and history-related things to do (including web versions of the various walking tour brochures); visit http://www.stanthonyfalls.org.
Above the Falls Destinations Map
The Minneapolis Riverfront Partnership has coordinated with Minnehaha Media (a division of Hedberg Maps) to produce the Mississippi River Map-Above the Falls Destinations — a complete map and resource guide to the river and surrounding neighborhoods from the I-694 bridge in Brooklyn Center/Fridley down to the Stone Arch Bridge in Downtown Minneapolis. The map is sponsored by Minneapolis Riverfront Partnership. Explore the rich cultural and industrial history of Minneapolis’ birthplace on the river and the neighborhoods that grew around it. Venture into the natural areas, parks and trails that straddle the river just north of downtown. Dine and relax at dozens of bars and restaurants in the neighborhoods of the North Loop, Northeast and North Minneapolis. All paths lead to the river - it’s time to rediscover the Mississippi! These maps are 12” x 18”, full-color (folded to pocket-sized), FREE and available at Minneapolis Riverfront Partnership events, their sponsors, select retail, restaurants and coffee shops, parks and recreation centers, schools, neighborhood and community centers throughout Downtown, North and Northeast Minneapolis and throughout the Twin Cities — over 80 locations. Please see the area of coverage: http://www.minnehahamedia.com/gw/missriver_mpls_upper/index.html.
Mississippi River Field Guide
Friends of the Mississippi River’s Mississippi River Field Guide gathers historical fact and folklore, information about ecology, natural history and industry, and tips for the river explorer or recreational user. Browse this site for interesting and fun facts about the Twin Cities area or use it as a guide for your own river adventure. For information: http://fieldguide.fmr.org
Minnesota Great River Road Information and Maps
The newest Minnesota Great River Road information pieces are six maps that have been developed for each of the six destination areas of the Great River Road. They feature a map on one side, with travel ideas on the reverse side. To see all six maps and access lots of other information about the Great River Road, visit http://www.mnmississippiriver.com.
Minneapolis Bicycling Map
The City of Minneapolis now has a great map available online that includes extensive information of interest to bicyclists, e.g., bike route locations, Nice Ride kiosk locations, points of interest and street conditions. There’s one version that you can print out and another that allows you to zoom in and pan around to view the information. Check it out at http://www.minneapolismn.gov/bicycles/maps/pan/index.htm.
Heritage News -- September
Heritage News is a monthly e-newsletter published by the National Park Service to deliver timely information on topics including grant opportunities, new laws or policies, events and activities of interest to the national heritage community. Read the online version of Heritage News at http://heritagenews.cr.nps.gov/index/Index.cfm.
*****Riverfront News Articles*****
Dog-Friendly Restaurant Patios (including some on riverfront)
http://www.twincities.com/ci_21581134/
Runnin’ with the Law 5K (Note – this event has already taken place)
http://kstp.com/article/stories/s2771919.shtml
Ten Thousand Things’ Measure for Measure at Open Book
http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/stageandarts/170930041.html
Why We Do This at Soap Factory
http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/stageandarts/170535056.html
North Loop Neighborhood
New Tenant at 701 Washington Avenue North
http://finance-commerce.com/2012/09/rjm-construction-moving-to-north-loop/
http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/blog/real_estate/2012/09/pohlads-rjm-construction-moving.html
Zombie Pub Crawl, Possible North Loop Park and Riverfront 5K (first, fourth and last items in this piece)
http://www.downtownjournal.com/index.php?&story=18910&page=65&category=92
New Location for T Lee Jewelry (third item in this piece)
http://www.downtownjournal.com/index.php?&story=18909&page=65&category=92
Linda Donaldson, Riverfront Developer
http://www.downtownjournal.com/index.php?&story=18906&page=65&category=92
Raingarden Basics
Tales from Hollywood at Guthrie
http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/stageandarts/171003591.html
Northern Metal Recycling
http://finance-commerce.com/2012/09/northern-metal-recycling-seeks-looser-emissions-limits/
DMNA Annual Meeting
http://downtown.kstp.com/news/community-spirit/164754-downtown-minneapolis-neighborhood-meeting
Brin Building in North Loop Sold
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