Thanks for coming to dinner! Read the Startribune article here. [Read more…]
Building Bridges, on the 38th Street Bridge
Now that the 38th Street bridge has reopened over Interstate 35W, neighbors will gather for a sit-down dinner — on the bridge — on Thursday, Aug. 16.
The evening will feature live music, kid-friendly activities, dinner and conversation.
Volunteers at Eat for Equity have started preparing about 200 meals, with a menu loosely based on a southern heritage meal they’ve served at Bonnaroo in Tennessee. Dinner begins at 5:45 PM–there are no reservations and seating will be first come, first served.
Reade more about the event here!
http://www.southwestjournal.com/news/neighborhoods/2018/08/dinner-is-served-thursday-on-the-38th-street-bridge/
https://www.facebook.com/events/1901481466821843/
KFNA Equity & Outreach Committee Meeting, Tonight
Our next meeting is on February 2 at 5:45PM at Butter Bakery.
Dear Neighbors,
On behalf of the Kingfield Neighborhood Association Board (KFNA), we of the KFNA Equity and Outreach Committee want to reiterate our unwavering commitment to fostering a more inclusive sanctuary for all people in this great neighborhood. This weekend, a neighbor’s house was vandalized in response to an “All Are Welcome” sign. Even if not intended to be a direct attack on the sacred value of inclusion, this was its impact. While we have aspirations to be a more inclusive community, we aren’t there yet as a neighborhood, as a city, as a state, or as a country. Our current political climate is only serving to make this aspiration far more difficult to achieve. These unacceptable behaviors will continue, yet, each of us has the power and responsibility to actively resist.
This is our ask: do something today that makes our neighborhood a more inclusive place. And tomorrow. And the day after, and the day after that. At the very least, make a commitment to being kind, generous, and to listen to those around you. To truly listen is to allow yourself to be changed by what you hear. Equity is something that can be achieved, but it requires constant maintenance. For our part, the KFNA Equity and Outreach Community Task Force will continue to work with the board, local businesses, and our neighbors to make Kingfield an accessible, inclusive place to live, work, eat, and play. We welcome your active participation and/or your feedback at our monthly meetings.
Our next meeting is on February 2 at 5:45PM at Butter Bakery. We will hear from the Lyndale Neighborhood Association, which has made promising strides toward equity and inclusion. The last half of the meeting will an open community conversation.
In solidarity and power,
KFNA Equity and Outreach Community Task Force
Nicollet Square Seeking Volunteer Math Tutor
A resident of Nicollet Square has need beginning immediately for a High School level Math Tutor — probably basic math plus some lower level algebra.
If you are interested in helping, please contact:
Jenny Lock
Services Partnership Manager- Youth Programs
Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative
(612) 823-0122 x102
photo shoot today at Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park
Join in the fun and be part of a photo shoot at Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Minneapolis, 4055 Nicollet Ave South
Landscape Structures Inc., the Delano, Minn.-based manufacturer of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park playground, is holding a photo shoot at the park on Monday, June 20 at 4 to 5 p.m. We need your children to be models for our 2017 Catalog, website (playlsi.com) and other marketing materials. Children will receive a Thank You gift for participating the day of the photo session and parents will receive free professional photos electronically. [Read more…]
