May
16
Andrea Jenkins at Third Place Gallery
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Local artist and activist Andrea Jenkins will present a sneak peak of her script-in-progress, voice/Love, along with a sampling of her other artistic pursuits. Andrea describes her work as collage, mining the interplay between words, mediums and genres to create a new narrative.
Afterwards, we’ll play ping pong and have karaoke going until 12:30 a.m.
When: Saturday, May 19th
Time: 6:30 pm – doors open / 7 pm – event begins, followed by discussion, ping pong and karaoke!
Suggested Donation: $5 – 10
Where: The Third Place, Wing Young Huie Photography Gallery, 3730 Chicago Avenue South, Studio B, Minneapolis, MN 55407
May
15
A New Canvas for Kingfield
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By Drew Kerr, Southwest Journal
May
7
FIGHT LIKE A MOTHER!
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As always, wealthy business men are handing out million dollar bonuses, while education & healthcare are being cut. Sports stadiums are being built, while thousands of children sleep in shelters every night. Billions are spent to create & drop bombs on defenseless women & children all over this world, while people claim to be “pro-life”.
It makes us want to… “FIGHT LIKE A MOTHER!” Please join us at the ColorWheel Gallery to Celebrate Mothers expressing the hopes, fears, joy, challenges, love & demands of motherhood thru visual art. (painting, collage, textiles, photography, jewelry, sculpture, poetry, song & spoken word.)
Saturday May 12th 2:00-8:00pm (Spoken word, music, poetry section of the show will be at 2 different times. 4:00pm & 6:00pm that day. )
Featuring Artists, Tammy Ortegon, Melodee Strong, Jane Evershed, Andrea Jenkins, Sandy Parnell, Neza S.G, Gretchen Seichrist, Ayanna Muata, Gloria Larsen, Mandy Cox, Alison Love Unzelman, Robin Getsug, Westy Copeland, Tracine D Asberry, Kelly Newcomer, Love Nyala, Charlotte Alvarez, Loralee Brumund, Stephanie Carlson, Linda Breitag & Paulina Jacobsson.
May
3
Calling all painters, those with experience and those without!
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KFNA started the 40th Street Gateway mural last weekend and had so much fun we are going to do it again this weekend! All painting at this point is done indoors at Dr. Martin Luther King Park, 4055 Nicollet Avenue South. When the mural is completed it will be hung on the soundwall of 35W as a Gateway into, and out of Kingfield Neighborhood!
The concept design can be viewed here, along with a brief verbal description of the mural’s symbolism. The lead artists are Greta McLain and Silvia Ibanez. All ages and abilities are welcome–we hope you will come paint with us!
Dates and Times are: Friday 5/4, 6-8pm and Sat. 5/5, 1-3pm
We will also be painting Friday 5/18, 6-8pm and Sat. 5/19, 1-3pm
Come once, come to them all!
Feel free to spread the word to friends and invite others to attend! Questions? Contact KFNA at sarah@kingfield.org!
May
1
Author Kao Kalia Yang of ‘The Late Homecomer’, presented by Building Bridges Book Club
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Sunday May 20, 1 PM
Living Spirit Church, 4501 Bloomington Ave. S
Pay what you can. Potluck beforehand at 12:15. Questions can be directed to Living Spirit church at 612.721.5025.
Apr
18
Leonardo’s Basement LEGO Jewelry Family Event
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Use our LEGO! Leave your LEGO at home.
Apr
18
Dirty Work—The Story of Elsie’s Farm
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April 19, 6:30 PM, reception 7:15 / Film Start, Solomon’s Porch
Suggested donation $5 per person or $15 per family
Many Kingfield residents have to think hard to remember the time when there was no Kingfield Farmers’ Market in the neighborhood—before the bustling market filled their weekly need for both fresh produce and spontaneous community connections. But before it all began, there were Don Roberts and Joni Cash, longtime 1st Avenue Kingfield residents and a pair with a dream of selling fresh vegetables in their own community. In 2000, Don approached the Kingfield Neighborhood Association, explained his vision, and KFNA asked how we could help make it a reality. Don and Joni’s tables outside Anodyne— with the support of owner Teresa Lien—were the roots of what we now know as the Kingfield Farmers’ Market! Read more

