June E-News 2025
To request this information in another language or format, please contact [email protected]. Si aad u codsato foomkan oo qaab ama luqad kale ah, fadlan la xiriir [email protected]. Para solicitar esta información en otro idioma o formato, póngase en contacto con [email protected].
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Got a fun idea to bring your neighbors together? We’d love to help!
Do you live or work in Elliot Park? Have a creative idea to help build community, share resources, or simply get folks talking and connecting more? Whether it’s something new for your apartment building, your block, or the whole neighborhood—we want to hear it!
We’ve got mini-grants available to help you bring your project to life. From game nights to garden projects to porch concerts—if it brings people together, it’s worth doing.
With your fun idea, let’s make Elliot Park even more connected!"
Elliot Park Neighborhood Inc. (EPNI) invites you to turn your ideas into reality with our new Neighborhood Mini-Grant Program (up to $500 per project). We're looking for creative ways to build connections - from block parties to art projects, community gardens to skill-shares.
Priority given to:
• New applicants
• Underrepresented communities (BIPOC, renters, students, low-income residents, people with disabilities)
Key Details:
✓ Must benefit Elliot Park residents
✓ Open to all neighbors, workers & local organizations
✓ Rolling applications accepted until funds run out
Get Started:Apply HERE
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Has this newsletter helped you connect to local resources? Have you enjoyed a neighborhood event we’ve put on, or met neighbors through a neighborhood meeting? Elliot Park Neighborhood could use your support! We’re hoping to raise $750 from neighbors like you within the next month.
The money we raise will go towards:
- Translating our print materials to make sure our programs are accessible
- Nitty-gritty event details, like food, outreach, etc.
- Keeping our organization going by paying our staff and book keeper.
Donation Tiers (Every Donation Helps)
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$5 – "The Friendly Neighbor" 🍽️
- Covers compostable utensils for community events!
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$20 – "The Connector” 🤝
- Prints flyers to rally neighbors for upcoming events!
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$50 – "The Cookie Commander” ☕🍪
- Keeps volunteers energized with snacks & coffee at meetings!
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$100 – "The Environment Guardian" 🌳
- Funds clean up days for our neighborhood!
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$500 – "The Neighborhood Hero" ❤️
- Funds a neighborhood event OR directs funds where they’re needed most!
Will you help us reach our goal? You can donate by clicking here.
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EPNI June Calendar
To request interpreting services or accommodations for these events, please contact [email protected]. Si aad u codsato turjubaan ama waafajin, fadlan la xiriir [email protected]. Para solicitar servicios de interpretación o adaptaciones para estos actos, póngase en contacto con [email protected].as
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Please visit the EPNI web Calendar for event details & to RSVP! Also post and share our June Event Calendar flyer which is linked here and posted above. Flyer PDF
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Wednesday, June 11th - Neighborhood Vitality & Land Use Joint Committees Meeting
6:30-8:00pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave., or participate via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84231574529
Draft Agenda: [Draft Agenda Link]
ALL are welcome to the joint EPNI Neighborhood Vitality & Land Use Committees meeting—bring your ideas and connect with your neighbors! This joint committee structure is your "one-stop shop" for involvement in new and ongoing projects serving our shared Elliot Park community. At the Weds. June 11th joint committees meeting:
- The Neighborhood Vitality Committee will review pending applications for the new Elliot Park Mini-Grant Program, and will review current project updates, including the new collaborative food and produce distribution project of the Food Access subgroup. The Vitality committee will also share recent project reports, including the 5/19/25 EPNI Annual Social & Board Elections outcomes and the 5/29/25 Drop-in Resource Day event for Opioid Treatment Outreach Project.
- Bring your voice -- ALL are welcome! Questions or want to learn more? Contact [email protected] or call/text (612) 234-2280. See you there!
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Monday, June 16th - EPNI Board Meeting 6:00-7:30pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave.
Your voice matters, and your insights are invaluable. Join the EPNI monthly Board meeting to stay informed, share your ideas, and help shape the future of our community. Together, we can make our neighborhood an even better place to live. ALL are welcome -- see you there!
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Wednesday, June 18th - Elliot Park Mini-Cleanup 6:00-7:00pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave
Join your neighbors to help clean up and care for our neighborhood! Supplies & snacks provided.
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Thursday, June 26th - Elliot Park Public Safety Forum 6:00-8:00pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave.
Join the Elliot Park Public Safety Forum on June 26, 6-8PM at Elliot Park Rec Center (1000 E 14th St.). Talk directly with safety leaders, including City of Mpls Office of Community Safety Commissioner Todd Barnette, MPD officers, Metro Transit and Park police.
Submit questions or request interpreters: [email protected] / 612.234.2280.
Hosted by The Coalition for Elliot Park. Your voice matters!
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Do you have a suggestion or question for Elliot Park Neighborhood Inc.? Email [email protected] or text / call (612) 234-2280 and we will get back to you soon!
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Monday, June 30th - Ward 6 City Councilmember Jamal Osman Community Office Hours • 3:00-4:00pm • At Lutunji's Palate, 1400 Park. Ave S. #1010
Come have a chat with your Ward 6 Councilmember Jamal Osman - The first & last Monday of each month, 3-4pm!
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Saturday, June 7th & June 21st - Bingo at Elliot Rec Center
1:00-3:00pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave.
Join us for Bingo! at Elliot Rec Center. Meet your neighbors and enjoy some light refreshments.
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Adopt-A-Tree
🌳 Help Water Our Trees – Earn Rewards!
We’re entering Year 2 of the Elliot Park Canopy Project and need your help watering last year’s new trees!
How It Works:
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$25 stipend for adopting a tree
- Earn extra rewards based on how often you water:
- $10 for watering 2+ weeks/month.
- $25 for watering every week.
- Grand prize raffle at the end of the season!
Questions? Email [email protected].
Thanks for keeping our trees thriving! 💧🌿
(Shout-out to last year’s lottery winners: Kelly, Liam, Loveday, Ibsa, Sanjana, and Ben!)
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2nd Annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota State Pageant
2nd Annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota State Pageant features contestants on their journey to ‘Rediscovering Our Culture and Redefining Our Freedom’. The pageant takes place June 7 at North Central University’s Trask Worship Center
Over Thirty Black girls and women are striving to be the best they can be while preparing for the second annual Miss Juneteenth Minnesota State
Pageant. The pageant takes place Saturday, June 7 on the downtown Minneapolis campus of North Central University in the Trask Worship Center. The event is open to the public and tickets are on sale now.
The pageant, themed “Rediscovering Our Culture and Redefining Our Freedom,” will feature pageant and awards ceremony emcee Dr. Stephanie Burrage, chief executive officer of Collaborative Student Transportation. An awards ceremony and dinner immediately follow in the same venue.
Read the full article here
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MPRB - Elliot Park & Recreation Center Events
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Friday June 20th- Community Coffee • 10:00am-12:00pm • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave.
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Tuesday, June 17th- Lunch and Learn • At Elliot Park Rec Center, 1000 E. 14th Ave. • www.minneapolisparks.org/register and search “Lunch and Learn”
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Recurring Events
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Search the program by keyword, or filter by location to see all programs at Elliot Park.
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🌊 We Are Water: A Summer of Art & Connection 🌊
The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (@mississippiwmo) is thrilled to partner with the Downtown Improvement District on their summer-long exhibit, We Are Water—on display June 20–August 11 at 809 Nicollet Mall!
As part of the exhibit, MWMO Artist in Residence @SarahJNassif will bring her stunning project, Weaving Water, to life—and you’re invited to join a FREE hands-on workshop!
🎨 Weaving Water: Fiber & Indigo Dye Workshop
Dive into the art of weaving and organic indigo dyeing in the heart of downtown Minneapolis! This interactive experience invites you to connect with the Mississippi River through creativity, craft, and community conversation.
📅 WHEN: Saturday, June 21, 2025 | 1:00–3:00 PM
📍 WHERE: RSM Plaza – 809 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55402
💲 COST: FREE! (Scan the QR code to register or visit weavingwaterdowntown.eventbrite.com)
🎒 WHAT: All supplies provided—just wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little colorful!
👥 WHO: Fun for all ages & abilities—perfect for intergenerational learning.
Don’t miss this chance to create, explore, and celebrate our connection to water! See you there! 💙
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🌊 Volunteer as a Water Exhibit Guide!
Help bring We Are Water MN to life in downtown Minneapolis (June 19–Aug 11)! As a docent, you’ll:
✅ Attend a training (June 19, 11AM–12PM)
✅ Engage visitors with activities & local water stories
✅ Host student/community groups (optional)
📍 809 Nicollet Mall | ⏰ Flexible shifts (up to 25 hrs/week)
Why volunteer? Learn, connect, and inspire! Partners include MN Historical Society, MN Dept. of Health & more.
📲 Sign up today! Scan the QR code or visit our website
Learn about We Are Water MN Here
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The Minneapolis Downtown Council's Community Calendar is your source for downtown events & FREE fun!
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 EPNI Updates
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April 30th Know Your Rights & Family Safety Planning
On April 30th, Elliot Park Neighborhood Incorporated (EPNI), Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid, and Minnesota Immigrants Movement collaborated to host a Know Your Rights training and family safety planning session for immigrants. The event brought together legal experts and individuals with firsthand experience navigating deportations and ICE encounters to provide guidance and insights on immigration laws and protections.
Attendees gained valuable insights into the current landscape of immigration in the United States, with a focus on Minnesota and Minneapolis-specific policies.
This session equipped immigrants with essential knowledge to protect their rights and prepare for uncertain situations. We extend our gratitude to event partners Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid, Minnesota Immigration Movement and MPRB - Elliot Park.
For more information on immigrant rights and resources, stay tuned for future workshops and updates.
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May 10th Neighborhood Day 2025
 
On May 10th, neighbors gathered at the Elliot Park Recreation Center for a day of food, music, and tree planting! Volunteers watered some of the 100 trees planted last year by Downtown Improvement District and Elliot Park Neighborhood for the Elliot Park Canopy Project, after watering trees the first 18 volunteers received a bicycle voucher good for one free bicycle provided by North Central University and tuned up by Express Bike Shop.
Event Highlights:
Free Food & Refreshments: Hot dogs, chips, lemonade, and water were available inside the rec center.
Tree Watering Volunteers: Participants who signed up to help water the neighborhood’s young trees received a voucher for a free bicycle, generously provided by North Central University and tuned up by Express Bicycle Shop.
Live Music: DJ Mike from KRSM Radio kept the energy high with a great soundtrack for the day.
A big thank you to volunteers, attendees, and our project partners ─ Downtown Improvement District, KRSM Radio and MPRB - Elliot Park who made this event a fun and meaningful way to strengthen our community and green spaces! Stay tuned for more opportunities to get involved.
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5/19 - 2025 Annual Social & Board Elections: Meet your New & Re-elected EPNI Board Members!
 
EPNI Executive Director Abdulrahman Wako presenting to a Elliot Park Residents
On Monday, May 19th, Elliot Park neighbors, EPNI Board members, staff, organizational partners and elected representatives, including Hennepin County Commissioner Angela Conley, gathered at Hennepin HealthCare's Stillman Community Room for EPNI's 2025 Annual Social & Board Elections. Together, we shared a meal and celebrated our neighborhood, heard reflections from EPNI's founding Executive Director, Loren Niemi, about how Elliot Park's past impacts our future; and reviewed both EPNI's highlights over the past year, looked ahead to our future priorities and next steps, in the 2025 EPNI Annual Report.
Thank you to our EPNI Annual Social hosts and longtime community partners, Hennepin HealthCare!
2025 EPNI Board Election Results - Meet or Reconnect with Your Newly Elected (or Re-elected) Board representatives!
To conclude the May 19th Annual Social, the 2025 EPNI Board Elections kicked off, with the open remote voting period continuing through May 25th. Because there were a greater number of open and vacant Board seats than candidates, all six of the following candidates were elected (or re-elected) to begin or continue their service to the Elliot Park neighborhood through EPNI Board service:
2025 Residential EPNI Board Member-Elects:
Barb Lickness (reelected)Statement: I am running for re-election to the EPNI Board because I want to continue my board service. I think I have done a lot to help the neighborhood in the past year, and I want to continue this work. I care most about advocating for seniors, and helping to connect Runnstone Senior Living with the Elliot Park neighborhood through EPNI, and through a growing partnership with North Central University, and assisting EPNI in expanding fundraising capacity, to continue to build on our work.
Toya López (he/him & she/her) (reelected)
Statement: As a resident I am very interested in empowering community members, addressing social determinants of health in my community, and increasing our climate resiliency.
Mary McGovern (new member-elect)Statement: Our neighborhood is the most important thing in the world. We need representation for our neighbors and especially our elderly neighbors.
Millie Schafer (reelected)
Statement: I live and own property in Elliot Park, so I am interested in maintaining a vibrant community here. I have served on the board almost since it's beginning and have a good sense of its history.
2025 Organizational EPNI Board Member-Elects:
Patrick Bayle (he/him/his), Catholic Charities (new member-elect)Statement: [I am running] to be a voice and advocate for the residents and employees of Catholic Charities Twin Cities who populate the Elliot Park neighborhood in large numbers. To assist EPNI in addressing housing and tenant challenges in the neighborhood.
Jane Lieberman, Hennepin Healthcare (reelected)
Statement: It has been a pleasure to serve on the EPNI board on behalf of Hennepin Healthcare. We are proud to have been in the Elliot Park neighborhood and downtown Minneapolis for more than 135 years. It would be an honor to serve on the board again for another 3 years - supporting the Elliot Park residents, businesses and community.
We thank and welcome these new and reelected EPNI Board members, and look forward to working together with you, for an ever stronger, more representative and engaged Elliot Park neighborhood!
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5/29 Drop-in Resource Day Event - Project Report:
 
Neighbors enjoying music and talking to the different resource day tables
On Thursday, May 29th, EPNI led and co-hosted our first collaborative outreach event as part of the new Opioid Treatment Outreach project, in partnership with the City of Minneapolis's Public Health - Opioid Response unit, HueMan Partnership, M Health Riverside Hospital and Native American Community Clinic. At this Drop-in Resource Day event, neighbors were welcome to connect with medical providers and all project partners to learn more about a new, long-acting injectable opioid treatment medication, which may provide a more viable pathway to treatment of opioid addiction for many. This new medication, along with wraparound clinic services and support, is available to people in need of opioid treatment, at no cost through the Project.
Additionally, neighbors had the opportunity to connect with many additional neighborhood-based community organizations offering related services and resources to help people overcome barriers to addiction treatment and wellness, including healthcare and health insurance, housing, mental health services and food resources. From free blood pressure screenings to access to narcan and opioid testing strips, a hot meal and take-away groceries, to access to medical and other critical service providers to connect neighbors to treatment and services, to connection with the neighborhood, while enjoying chill tunes spun by KRSM DJ, Miic, the Drop-in Day event offered many resource connections.
These new collaborative efforts of the Opioid Treatment Outreach Project, and the importance of increased access to critical opioid treatment medication and services was recognized and supported by several elected representatives at the Drop-in Day event, including the Ward 6 Councilmember Jamal Osman, and Mayor Jacob Frey, as well as City Health Commissioner Damon Chaplin, Deputy Health Commissioner Heidi Ritchie, and Deputy City Operations Officer Brett Hjelle. Check out Councilmember Osman’s Facebook Live stream interview at the event with Project partner, Dr. Dziwe Ntaba, from M Health - Riverside Hospital, explaining more about how the new opioid treatment medication works: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/16a6xjsfzs/.
A heartfelt THANK YOU to all our above-noted Opioid Treatment Outreach Project partners, as well as all the Drop-in Day event partners, including Agate, Catholic Charities, Hennepin County Resource Navigators, Hennepin Healthcare, Hennepin Healthcare for the Homeless, Indigenous People's Taskforce, Jericho Road, who provided the food distribution, KRSM Radio, MPRB - Elliot Park, and MN Adult & Teen Challenge. We look forward to future collaboration, in service of our neighbors needing to overcome barriers to opioid treatment.
To Learn More:
Check out the City of Minneapolis 5/28/25 Press Release on Opioid Treatment Outreach Project launch and Drop-in Day: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/news/2025/may/opioid-treatment/
If you know someone who could benefit from connection to opioid treatment and resources, please contact: Minneapolis Health Department Mobile Medical Unit: [email protected]; or Native American Community Clinic: 612-843-5981; or you can contact EPNI to learn more about the project and get connected.
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Celebrate Freedom at Juneteenth Minnesota 2025!
Join us for two unforgettable days of culture, history, and community joy as we honor Juneteenth!
📅 Event Details:
📍 Saturday, June 7 – Mayo Clinic Center, Rochester
📍 Thursday, June 19 – West Broadway, Minneapolis
⏰ 12PM–6PM | FREE Admission & Parking
✨ Can’t-Miss Highlights:
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🎭 "The Last To Know" theatrical production (June 7)
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🎉 Jubilee Parade kicks off at 11:30AM (June 19)
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🛍️ 100+ Black-owned vendors & networking opportunities
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🎶 Live entertainment across 4 stages
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🧒 Youth activities exploring health & careers
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🏆 Exciting competitions: BBQ cook-off, art showcase, drill teams & more!
🤝 Community-Powered Celebration:
This year’s theme, "It’s About Community," brings together Rondo Block Party, Project Sweetie Pie, Black Lives Matter, and more!
ℹ️ Get the Full Details:
🌐 JuneteenthMinnesota.com
📧 [email protected]
Don’t miss out—mark your calendars and celebrate freedom, culture, and unity with us! 🖤💚❤️
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Minneapolis will celebrate National Night Out (NNO) Tuesday, August 5, 2025! Register Today
This is a reminder that NNO registration is open! August is right around the corner, as we move into June. The goal this year is to “grow” first time registrants. If you’ve been hosting NNO every year—we Thank You! Maybe you can help recruit a first timer; we’d love to support them! See below for the NNO email contact information for referrals.
National Night Out is a time for City residents to come together, get to know their neighbors and celebrate community. Many blocks and apartment buildings in Minneapolis take this opportunity to reconnect, eat, and build relationships we each other. For those who live on a traditional block, the block can work together before the event to shut the street down. This allows the kids the option to play and bike freely in the closed street.
Registration is now open and is free! Residents are encouraged to sign up early as registration closes five business days before the event (Tuesday, July 29).
Read more about NNO on the City's website
To register your block: https://apps.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/blockeventapp/
Pre-registration checklist:
- Include neighbors or tenants in your organizing efforts.
- Register only one event per block or apartment building (appoint one neighbor to register).
- Consider if you want your street blocked off to traffic.
- Checking the box for 75% approval is fine if you plan to notify every household of the event.
- Call 311 to request a firetruck, MPD K9, and/or MPD Mounted Patrol.
- Contact [email protected] with referrals to potential first-time NNO hosts.
What to expect:
- NNO Team will host NNO Pop-Ups around the city throughout the summer; dates and locations will be sent out soon. Supplies can be received there.
- Digital copies of NNO Flyers will be sent to registrants via email and will be available (one copy per language per person, please) at NNO Pop-Ups.
- Our Team is available to table at your community events to encourage NNO event registrations! Invite us
- Confirmation of your event will be sent via email starting Monday, June 2nd (print the final page of your registration for your permit number).
- The NNO Team is working on securing give aways! Stay tuned.
Look for more info about Elliot Park's NNO event on Tues. Aug 5th
Feel free to contact me [email protected] 612-919-8887 or [email protected] if you have any questions.
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Superintendent’s 2024 Annual Report for Minneapolis Parks
Exciting updates are coming to Franklin Steele and Elliot Park! As we look forward to the upcoming construction and improvements, check out the MPRB 2024 Annual Report to see how the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board is investing in our community’s green spaces. From park enhancements to new programs, the report highlights the progress and future plans for our city’s parks. Read the full report here!
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I-94 Minneapolis construction project
🚧 I-94 Construction Alert (Oct 2024 - Nov 2025)
Expect lane closures and delays on I-94 between downtown Minneapolis and the Franklin Ave bridge while crews:
✔️ Resurface the roadway
✔️ Repair and extend bridge life
Stay informed:
📧 Email updates: mndot.gov/metro/projects/i94minneapolis
✉️ Questions? Email [email protected]
📞 Project voicemail: 612-524-6066
Plan ahead for travel delays during this improvement project!
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PWNO is launching their first Renters Rights Training Program—a small group meeting four times in June to cover leases, handling rental issues, and building power with fellow renters.
Details:
📅 Wednesdays in June (4th, 11th, 18th, 25th) | 🕕 6-8 PM
📍 Location TBD (Phillips West) | 🍽️ Dinner provided
Interested? Fill out the interest form
Please share with neighbors! (Print/digital flyers attached.) Currently English-only, but we hope to expand soon.
Let’s build renter power together! 💪
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Yes there is an election in November, 2025!
Election day is November 4, 2025. The window for voting starts with early voting from September 19 through November 3. Polls open on November 4 from 7 AM – 8 PM. You have the power to shape your city government in November by casting your vote for your chosen candidate running for the following positions.
What’s on the Ballot?
- Mayor of Minneapolis
- 13 city council seats, one person for each of the 13 wards in Minneapolis
- Six district and three at-large seats on the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board
- Two members of the Board of Taxation and Estimation
In addition, you may be asked to vote on possible ballot questions.
Read full article here
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Updates & Neighborhood Opportunities:
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Community Solar Garden Opportunity
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Cooperative Energy Futures (CEF) is a local energy cooperative housed in South Minneapolis at the Sabathani Community Center.
They are collaborating with various neighborhood organizations and community-based organizations to spread the word about their Community Solar Garden (CSG) Program that saves you money on your Xcel bill, while building community-member owned
renewable energy infrastructure. We give priority to community members with lower incomes or that participate in programs like SNAP, WIC, energy assistance and Medicaid.
Our community-member owned CSG program allows community members, whether you rent or own, to share the benefits of the solar array we are building on the parking canopy at Abbott Northwestern Hospital at 28th and Chicago.
Learn more at this link: https://www.cooperativeenergyfutures.com/community-solar-1
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EPNI Renter's Corner
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HOMEline
HOME Line provides free and low-cost legal, organizing, education, and advocacy services so that tenants throughout Minnesota can solve their own rental housing problems.
Have a question for HOME Line?
Call 612-728-5767
or email an attorney
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Report rental issues to 311
Contact 311 to report rental housing issues or speak to a housing liaison. You can also track complaints online on the 311 property complaint dashboard.
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311: Did You Know . . . ?
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311 is the remote access point for ALL non-emergency info & service requests
You can call 311 to:
- Report and get resolution to problems, and follow up on the status of issues
* Remember - there are power in numbers. If a number of affected neighbors call 311 about the same issue, it may speed up response time.
- Find out about City services
- Get other city-related information
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It's easy and accessible! Ways to contact 311:
If you need immediate emergency assistance, contact 911.
Want to read more about 311? Check out resources provided by the city
311 Website: https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/departments/311/
View flyer from city in different languages. English, Spanish, Somali, Hmong
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Ongoing Notices & Opportunities:
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Homebuyer & Home Improvement Opportunities
Click link for larger graphic of image below
The city has resources available for home buying and home improvement. Including down payment assistance for specific homes and financing options to improve your house. For more information see the flyer above.
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Minneapolis Green Cost Share Program
We are excited to work with the Minneapolis Green Cost Share program, a project that helps our city be greener! The Green Cost Share program provides up to $14,000 in rebates to eligible homeowners in our neighborhood. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help with your next project using the Minneapolis Green Cost Share program. Together, we can make Minneapolis a better place to live.
Green Cost Share Contact Info:
Minneapolis Health Department, [email protected], 612-673-2301
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Resources for Unhoused People
To access more resources visit: https://www.hennepin.us/residents/human-services/waypoint
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Want a free ride & a cleaner bus stop? Adopt-a-Stop!
WHAT: Individuals and groups can "adopt" a Metro Transit bus stop to help keep it clean and cared for, and alert Metro Transit staff to special maintenance needs and reporting vandalism or suspicious activity.
WHY: Help everyone have a safer ride experience and and get 10 free rides each month!
HOW: Learn more and apply online for Metro Transit Adopt-A-Stop program HERE.
Want to partner through EPNI to Adopt-a-Stop? Come talk about it at the Land Use & Transportation committee meeting, or contact us at [email protected] or text/call 612-234-2280
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Shop the Mobile Market!
The Twin Cities Mobile Market continues on Wednesdays! You can find the bus at 1515 Park Ave. All are welcome to stop by and shop. The market has beautiful and affordable produce, meat, dairy, bread, and more.
You can view the full schedule here on the Park Center Hi-Rise site. Sign up for text updates. To learn more about the Mobile Market, please visit thefoodgroupmn.org/twin-cities-mobile-market/.
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