Time: 9:30 PM – 2 AM
Location: honey mpls, 205 E Hennepin Ave
Goosebumps: 90's Halloween Party
What goes BUMP in the night?!
Join Flip Phone at honey mpls for an all 90's NIGHT.
Music by Dj izzie p
Costume Contest at midnight (costumes do not need from the 90s)
Drag and Host: Sasha R Cassadine
21+
$10 cover (cash only at door)
Time: 5p -7:30p (KID AND PET COSTUME PARADE AT 6:30 PM)
Location: The Nordic Minneapolis, 729 Washington Ave N
Trick or Treat with North Loop Style
North Loop Neighborhood Halloween Party
• ROASTABLES ON THE FIRE • (Marshmallows, Starburst, Fruit, Twinkies)
Candy • Live Music • Food • Drinks • Pumpkin Art • & Featuring Your Neighbors
PRIZES FOR BEST KID, ADULT & PET COSTUMES
Time: 7pm (see event link below for additional times/dates)
Location: 300 Clifton Avenue
300 Clifton Candlelight Tour 2018
Don't be afraid of the dark, be afraid of what's in it.
Tour the main mansion, servants' quarters, and basements. Learn the history of Clifton Avenue and possibly meet the ghost of one of the Carpenter family's chambermaids, Gertrude.
This years tour will be accompanied by the mansions owners and a psychic medium Suzanne Krupp (www.suzannekrupp.com). They will guide you on a tour through the main mansion, grounds, and carriage house, all in the most comfortable way possible: in the dark, of course. Every tour at 300 Clifton includes loads of history on the house and neighborhood, but only in the Candlelight Tour do you get to tour the creepy parts of the house and hear the stories of the ghosts of 300 Clifton, and maybe even experience contact with the other side!
You will tour the formal areas of the house and then travel to the basement and subbasement where the paranormal investigators found the haunted souls to be the most active! 300 Clifton is an authentic Historic Home which harkens to a time when horse-drawn carriages clip-clopped through downtown, and Clifton was lined with similarly appointed residences that reflected the grace and style of wealthy urban families in the late 19th century.
Time: 4 PM – 6 PM
Location: Penny's Coffee, 100 Washington Ave S
Coffee for Coats: A Cold Weather Closets Happy Hour
Join Penny's Coffee at their downtown location for a complimentary Coffee Drink or a Glass of Wine or Beer and Snacks on Wednesday, October 30th from 4:00 to 6:00 IF you bring a clean gently used children's coat (ages 5 to 13) or brand new mittens/gloves or brand new hat.
Cold Weather Closets Twin Cities will distribute to the children in need at Bryn Mawr Elementary and Dayton's Bluff. Let your compassion keep children warm this winter!
Time: Noon
Location: University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis Campus, 1000 Lasalle Ave, Terrence Murphy Hall, Room 252
This month we are featuring Deputy Police Chief Kathy Waite
Deputy Chief Waite will be sharing with us about staffing, budget, training and other police related matters.
Wednesday, October 30, 2019 (12:00 - 1:00)
Discussion starts promptly at noon.
$10.00 Lunch is offered. Come early to get your lunch and a good seat. Please RSVP by the 23rd to judy.sherin@minneapolismn.gov or call at 612-673-2207.
Time: 5p - 6p
Location: Five Watt Coffee, 861 E. Hennepin
Coffee with Your Council Member: Five Watt Coffee
Grab Coffee with Council Member Fletcher! Get to know him, ask your questions, and raise any issues you see in the community.
Council Member Fletcher holds regular open office hours on Wednesday evenings for constituents. These rotate through the different quadrants of Ward 3 (NE, SE, Downtown, North Loop), but all are welcome at any of them! If you would like to discuss a specific issue, contact the office and we can put you on the agenda.
Time: 7p
Location: Milkweed Editions, 1011 Washington Avenue So
Kenji Liu w/ Marlin M. Jenkins, Julian Randall, & Sun Yung Shin
Poetry Asylum presents Kenji Liu with Marlin M. Jenkins, Julian Randall, and Sun Yung Shin for a reading, followed by a light reception and book signing.
We will also be joined by representatives from Hedgebrook Women's Writers Residency: Amy Wheeler, Executive Director; Britt Conn, Program Manager; and Sharon Magliano Feliciano, Assistant Director of Development & Outreach who are in town for the Alliance of Artist Communities Conference.
Come to the reading, stay for conversations!
Wednesday, October 30 | Reading 7PM; Reception at 8PM
Target Performance Hall | Open Book, 2nd Floor
1011 Washington Ave, Minneapolis, 55415
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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πMarlin M Jenkins was born and raised in Detroit and is the author of the poetry chapbook CAPABLE MONSTERS, forthcoming with Bull City Press in early 2020. A graduate of University of Michigan's MFA program, his work has found homes with Indiana Review, The Rumpus, Waxwing, and Iowa Review, among others. He's worked with young writers through the Neutral Zone, Ann Arbor's teen center, and in a Detroit Public School through the InsideOut Literary Arts Project. He currently lives in St. Paul.
πKenji C. Liu is author of Monsters I Have Been (Alice James Books, 2019) and Map of an Onion, national winner of the 2015 Hillary Gravendyk Poetry Prize (Inlandia Institute). His poetry is in American Poetry Review, Apogee, Gulf Coast, Poetry Northwest, and two chapbooks, Craters: A Field Guide (2017) and You Left Without Your Shoes (2009). A recipient of fellowships and residencies from Kundiman, VONA/Voices, the Djerassi Resident Artist Program, and the Community of Writers, he lives in Los Angeles.
πJulian Randall is a Living Queer Black poet from Chicago. A fellow of Cave Canem, CantoMundo, Callaloo, BOAAT and the Watering Hole, Julian is the recipient of a Pushcart Prize. His poetry has been published in New York Times Magazine, Ploughshares, and POETRY. His essays appear in Vibe, Black Nerd Problems and other venues. He holds an MFA in Poetry from Ole Miss. His first book, Refuse (Pitt, Fall 2018), is the winner of the 2017 Cave Canem Poetry Prize and a finalist for the NAACP Image Award in Poetry. Julian is the inaugural Milkweed Books fellow. He talks a lot about poems on Twitter at @ JulianThePoet.
πμ μ μ Sun Yung Shin is the author of poetry/essay collections Unbearable Splendor; Rough, and Savage; and Skirt Full of Black. She is the editor of A Good Time for the Truth: Race in Minnesota and co-editor of Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption. Her illustrated bilingual (Korean/English) children's book is Cooper's Lesson. With poet Su Hwang, she co-directs Poetry Asylum. She is an anti-racism consultant and workshop facilitator, creative writing teacher, freelance writer, and an emerging healing practitioner/bodyworker. She lives in Minneapolis. Liu w/ Marlin M. Jenkins, Julian Randall, & Sun Yung Shin
Time: Sign up at 7:30; Music starts at 8.
Location: Inbound BrewCo, 701 N 5th Street
Inbound BrewCo Open Mic/Costume Contest
Meteor Base Productions is back at Inbound BrewCo for our monthly open mic night! Come join us the last Wednesday of every month for a gathering of good beer, great live music, and good times.
This month! We are having a costume contest to celebrate the season! Come dressed however you like! You'll automatically be entered in the contest by participating in the open mic. There will be amazing prizes including a day of studio time with us at Meteor Base.
Location: Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, 2522 Marshall Street Northeast
Riding the River Longboard Art Community Event
Join us for a special evening with Juxtaposition Arts youth apprentices, who will present their process for building and designing their Mississippi River-inspired longboards.
Youth apprentices from Juxtaposition Arts built longboards and designed river-inspired art that was screen-printed on them as part of a project inspired by JXTA’s recently completed Skate-Able Art Plaza. The MWMO has partnered with Urban Boatbuilders to bring this experience to the apprentices, who are also responsible for the maintenance of the installed raingardens in the plaza.
The Juxtaposition Arts Environmental Design Lab and Textiles Lab researched the history and science of the Mississippi River, and drew inspiration from the work of Emory Douglas, Jenny Holzer, Jacob Lawrence, and the Center for Urban Pedagogy to create these layered screen prints. These unique designs examine and celebrate the Mississippi River and its complex relationship to North Minneapolis.
Time: 8 PM – 11 PM
Location: Jazz Central Studios, 407 Central Ave SE
Beasley’s Big Band at Jazz Central Studios
Join us at the Jazz Central Studios where Beasley’s Big Band, with vocalist Courtney Burton, for an evening of big band jazz.
$10 admission
$5 for students with current ID
Doors open 15 minutes before the music
Time: 6:30p - 8:30p
Location: North Loop Wine and Spirits, 218 Washington Ave N
Ridge Vineyards: The Fall 2019 Releases
Twin Cities Wine Education is proud to present a very special night featuring our favorite winery in America
Ridge Vineyards: The Fall 2019 Releases
Join us for a special night enjoying some of the best wines made in the world.
Ridge Vineyards needs no introduction. Their wines are considered as good as they get, with the Monte Bello commonly referenced as the best red wine made in America. For over five decades they have consistently produced the best wines from some of the oldest vineyards, always letting the wine make itself and thus reflecting a true expression of California terroir.
We will have the first preview of the latest releases from Ridge Vineyards, with highlights and discussions on the current vintages and buying advice galore.
Included will be a comprehensive discussion on the history and philosophy of Ridge Vineyards, the impact of Paul Draper on the world of wine, their single vineyards including history and location, and the future of this amazing brand.
Expect a huge amount of information while enjoying some of the best wines of the year.
Time: 8a
Location: US Bank Stadium
Minnesota State High School Soccer Tournament
This event is general admission seating. No reserved seating. Children not yet in school get in free. Student discount is for grades K-12 Tournament passes can be purchased at the box office only on the day of event.
Time: 7pm
Location: MacPhail Center for Music, 501 S 2nd Street
Minnesota Bach Ensemble Season Opener:
Join us in welcoming our new Artistic Director Mischa Santora!
Bach & Co.
J.S. Bach - Chamber Cantata BWV 152, Tritt auf die Glaubensbahn
C.P.E. Bach - Concerto for Flute and Strings in D minor, H.484.1
W.F. Bach – Sinfonia in F Major (“Dizssonant”), F. 67
J.S. Bach – Ouverture (Suite) No. 1 in C Major, BWV 1066
featuring
Adam Kuenzel, flute
Linh Kauffman, soprano
Philip Zawisza, baritone
Mischa Santora, director
Time: 6pm
Location: Open Book, 1011 Washington Avenue S
The DMNA Annual Meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 28, 2019, at 6 p.m., at Open Book, in the 2nd Floor Performance Hall.
Elections to the DMNA Board will take place at this meeting. You must live, work or own property in Downtown East or Downtown West to be eligible to run for an open seat. If you are interested in running, please submit your name, address, a brief bio and a statement explaining why you would like to join the board. The term is three years. info@thedmna.org.
Time: 5:30 – 7 pm
Location: Elsie’s, 729 Marshall St. NE
MinnPost Social – One Year Out: A Way Too Early Look at the 2020 Campaign
As you may have heard, there’s a pretty big election happening in 2020. There’s the presidential contest, of course, in which Minnesota’s electoral votes may play an important role for the first time in forever. But that’s hardly the only reason why election 2020 is going to be a very big deal. Several of the state’s congressional contests are likely to be highly competitive, and U.S. Senator Tina Smith will once again be on the ballot. Oh, and all 201 seats in the Minnesota Legislature will be up for election, contests that will help decide who gets to draw the lines for all of Minnesota’s legislative and congressional districts. Join MinnPost writers Peter Callaghan, Greta Kaul and Walker Orenstein to get a better understanding of where all those campaigns are and where they’re going one year out. This lively Q&A session is part of the MinnPost Social event series, presented by RBC Wealth Management and Great River Energy, in which MinnPost journalists share insights with audience members in a casual atmosphere that includes a cash bar and light appetizers. Space is limited, and organizers anticipate selling out.
Time: 6 pm
Location: Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel – The Depot, 225 Third Ave. S
Please join Planned Parenthood President and CEO Sarah Stoesz and event co-chairs Laura Murphy and Cheryl Olseth for Celebrate Planned Parenthood with an evening affirming reproductive health care as a human right. In the company of fellow Planned Parenthood supporters and the featured speaker, immediate past president of the American Medical Association Barbara L. McAneny, MD, celebrate the freedom and autonomy provided by compassionate, expert reproductive health care and comprehensive, science-based sex education.
Time: 1pm
Location: Mill City Museum, 704 S 2nd Street
The Pillsbury A Mill, constructed in 1881, was once the largest and most advanced flour mill in the world. Go on a guided tour of the former milling complex, including the rooftop deck and the basement waterpower facilities, and discover the story of this National Historic Landmark, now home to the A-Mill Artist Lofts.
Highlights include the largest and best-preserved waterpower system in Minneapolis, with views straight down a 50-foot drop shaft through a glass floor. Guests will discover how the building functioned during the flour milling era, see the architectural highlights of the recently completed A-Mill Artist Lofts built within the historic mill buildings, and learn about the new hydroelectric plant that helps to power the complex.
This tour is presented in partnership with A-Mill Artist Lofts.
The tour includes about 1.5 miles of moderately-paced walking indoors and outdoors with some uneven surfaces. Please call ahead to make arrangements for guests with limited mobility.
Future dates: November 3 & 17, December 8
The new show runs from October 27 – February 5, 2020
Join us at The Mill Yard opening reception for an Autumn-inspired cocktail, wine, beverages, snacks and beautiful art. Local chef Jessi Peine’s popular food truck, Peeps Hot Box, will be out front selling world street foods inspired by seasonal ingredients.
The Mill Yard at Stonebridge Lofts
The Mill City. Residents celebrate our area’s industrial heritage of the mighty Mississippi River and the mills. Today, what we see are the most recognizable Minneapolis landmarks. However, this is only part of the story. Rail lines were key to Minneapolis’ growth, and were particularly integral to the Mill District, bringing in wheat and timber and shipping out flour and lumber. We also honor the history of the mills, the reason for the rail yard’s existence. The Mill Yard aims to be both a gathering place for art and artists and a conduit by which art can be shared with and disseminated into the wider community. Contact us at: TheMillYard.Stonebridge@gmail.com
Artists featured at the Autumn show:
Inspired by ordinary experiences; recurring shapes such as houses, multiple dwellings, stairways or ladders often appear in Mary’s finished paintings. These shapes and marks evoke thoughts of safety, comfort and a feeling of being grounded. She uses a color palette of bold, unexpected colors to define a sense of energy, joy and surprise. Each finished abstract painting is a culmination of ideas which are defined by marks and playful discovery. Mary believes that each painting tells a story and her goal is that the viewer may find their own story while they look and delve into the nuances of each painting.
Networking in the Middle of Orange
Greg is primarily a plein air painter, which is painting in the field directly from life. His main career has been the commercial side of art, specifically Design & Illustration. He has also spent the last 10 years painting murals in schools, libraries and other public spaces. For Greg, plein air and studio painting offers a much needed break from the client driven work he is often doing for his job. He paints for the love of putting brush to canvas and the challenge of capturing a moment in time. He primarily paints landscapes because he enjoys getting lost in the solitude of nature while painting a scene.
Lower Falls TETT
Susan has roots in Illinois, Wisconsin, Florida and Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, she moved to NYC for 13 years where she had a successful career in film while studying painting at various ateliers. After returning to Minneapolis, she joined the artist community of the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District where she maintains a studio in the Casket Arts Building. Traveling and hiking is essential to Ms. Wagner’s work, taking pictures and making sketches to take back to the studio. Landscapes and structures hold stories – the countryside, rivers and bodies of water, ancient architecture – geometric forms and nature are her guideposts.
FunReduxs
After four decades as a professional commercial photographer, Peter has in recent years entered the worlds of fine-art and travel photography, working as shooter, teacher and guide. Melding these genres gives Peter the opportunity not only to capture new experiences but also to share his knowledge and advance the skills of other enthusiasts. The results go far beyond travel postcards with images that show real connections with the places visited, and a deep understanding of the hearts of other people.
Fishermen
Time: 1p -3p
Location: Temple Israel (Minneapolis), 2323 Fremont Avenue S
One Long Table: Align to End Homelessness
Hosted by Downtown Congregations to End Homelessness
Come celebrate The Downtown Congregations to End Homelessness and see our new name and branding!
We will share a catered meal together with friends from our congregations, folks with lived experience of homelessness, and community members.
Tickets are $30 per person and can be purchased at: https://onelongtable.bpt.me
Be the first to see the new name and branding that will define our faith collaborative and hear about how our work going forward has shaped the new brand.
A special guest from DCEH's history will look back and celebrate the work we have all accomplished together so far.
Listen to the moving choir of StreetSong MN.
Build Community and contribute to the continued growth of our work to address homelessness.
Time: 2-5 p.m.
Location: Minneapolis Animal Care and Control, 212 N 17th Ave
Minneapolis residents: Get your pets vaccinated at an affordable cost.
Must have valid ID for proof of residency. All cats must be in a carrier and all dogs must be on a leash.
Services Offered: Rabies Vaccine, PRC (Feline Distemper Vaccine), DA2PP (Canine Distemper Vaccine), Microchip
$10 each or $25 for all 3. We will accept cash, check and credit card.
For additional details about the clinic, call 612-673-6222.
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