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Pizza Party at the Kingfield Outdoor Oven

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Join us for an autumnal pizza party on Saturday as your afternoon activities wind-down! We will have a selection of slices for you to sample; feel free to pack your own reusable plate, utensils, AND beverage, or we will have compostable wear on site for those that need it. Seating is limited so feel free to bring a picnic blanket or folding chair too!

Kingfield community pizza events operate on a donation basis, with a suggested contribution of $10 per person to help offset the cost of lighting the oven and purchasing ingredients. Children are welcome accompanied by an adult.

Also: consider raising a loaf of bread dough later that evening at your home and coming back on Sunday morning to see how the oven performs at a cooler temp! The open bread-baking will occur between 9-11 AM Sunday Sept 16, as space allows! See details on the bread bake here.

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Information on the Charter Amendment Proposal for the 2018 Ballot regarding Spacing and Licensing of Businesses that Serve Liquor

At the September Kingfield Neighborhood Association Board Meeting

Currently the City Charter holds the power over the amount and locations for liquor licensing within Minneapolis, not the City Council. This Vote, if approved by 55% of the voting population, would strike all references in the City Charter relating to the area and spacing restrictions pertaining to the sale of liquor.

The transmittal letter from the Charter Commission (which can be found here: https://lims.minneapolismn.gov/File/2018-00753 ) shows the recommended Charter strike out language,  and the votes. The official wording on the ballot will state:

“Shall the Minneapolis City Charter be amended to remove from the City charter the area and spacing requirements pertaining to liquor licenses? Yes or No”

Liquor area and spacing restrictions – by referendum [Minn. Stat. § 410.12, subd. 1]

See Legislative File No. 2018-00753

Come learn about this issue from two local, small-business owners that support the amendment.

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Lantern Lighting Celebration at Lakewood Cemetery

Lakewood Cemetery invites the public to its fourth annual Lantern Lighting Celebration. This family-friendly event offers an opportunity for people to celebrate the lives of deceased loved ones by decorating a floating lantern in their memory. At dusk, in a beautiful ceremony, attendees gather to release their candlelit lanterns onto Lakewood’s eight-acre lake, while the names of loved ones are read aloud.

Since its inception in 2015, the event has grown through strong community support — from 400 people in its first year to more than 1,500 in 2017.  Visit Facebook to watch a short video from last year’s event to see what it means to people to participate in this event.

Throughout the event, guests can enjoy live music, food and refreshments from food vendors, the beauty of Lakewood’s scenic grounds, and take self-guided tours of the cemetery via Lakewood’s mobile app.

Tickets are available at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/3459518. Cost is $5 and covers the use of one lantern and the art supplies to decorate it.

 

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Nicollet Open Streets Run for Beer!

Don’t forget to register for the Nicollet Open Streets Run for Beer, Presented by MN Brewery Series! Kicking off at 11:20 AM (check-in begins at 11 AM) from MLK Park and racing up and back down Nicollet Avenue.

Join your neighbors for a very casual 5k-ish fun run at the start of Nicollet Open. Get there at 11 for registration check-in and stretches led by staff at YMCA and get Rock Taped by Moe’s Bodyworks. This event is open to the public, but space is limited, so make sure to register in advance!

Cost for the run is $30 and 100% of all registration fees go directly to Kingfield and Lyndale Neighborhood Associations, non-profits committed to developing local leadership, identifying and solving local issues, and building a stronger community in our neighborhoods and within the City. Your registration includes the fun-run, swag/give-aways, 1 free beer from your choice of select vendors along Nicollet Avenue… and bragging rights!

Get more information here and invite your friends via Facebook!

Register to join the run today!

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Building Bridges and Breaking Bread: a sit-down dinner over 35W

A sit-down dinner will be served on the 38th Street bridge at 5:45 PM. Please RSVP via Facebook if you plan on attending.  If you have questions or do not use Facebook call 612-823-5980 to RSVP.

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Our communities celebrate the reopening of the 38th Street Bridge with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) on Thursday, August 16, from 4-8pm. Join us for a sit-down dinner on the bridge, kid friendly activities, live music and more! This is an opportunity for neighbors to meet and have a conversation around our unique stories and shared future – where all members of the community are empowered!

The conversation, facilitated by Marnita’s Table, will furnish space for open dialogue and healing. A collective dinner will be catered by Eat for Equity and will include halal, vegan and gluten free options.
Gather with family, friends and neighbors and help us celebrate the reopening of this cornerstone bridge that connects our vibrant cultures, neighborhoods and community. [Read more…]

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Kingfield Indoor Porchfest ‘25 is TODAY! 🎶 Come o Kingfield Indoor Porchfest ‘25 is TODAY! 🎶

Come out and celebrate community, creativity, and local music (without freezing your fingers off).
We’ll have multiple stages, drinks, food trucks, and plenty of good company. See you there! 

🎶 Doors open at 4pm
🎟️ Tickets available online or at the door
Grab a brush, bring a friend, and a big appetite! Grab a brush, bring a friend, and a big appetite! 🖌️

Join us for Paint-A-Bowl on Sunday, Oct 26 from 2–4pm at Clancey’s (3804 Grand Ave S)! 

Every bowl you paint will be donated to Kingfield Empty Bowls, supporting our annual neighborhood fundraiser!

✨ Free & open to all ages — come get creative for a cause!

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