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Southwest Senior Center to Close on June 30

After 41 years of providing services to Minneapolis seniors, Volunteers of America-MN/WI’s Southwest Senior Center will be closing its doors and the center will no longer provide social work, adult day, senior dining, exercise classes and wellness services.  The center served over 1,000 seniors in 2016.  Center staff are working with other community organizations to find homes for programs like the exercise classes and options for people in the adult day program.

Read more about the Center, and it’s closing, here.

The Center will hold a Farewell Party on Friday, June 30 from noon – 2:30 pm at 3612 Bryant Avenue S.

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Storytime and Little Free Libraries Unveiling in King Park (& 49 other metro parks!)

A unique collaboration in 50 metro parks will be celebrated on Weds. June 21!

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At Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park join volunteer story readers Greg Wenz, Tracine Asberry and Betty Tisel as TWO new Little Free Libraries are unveiled at Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Minneapolis.

7:00 PM: Meet north of the park building by the community garden for stories and unveiling of a Little Free Library adopted by Kingfield Neighborhood Association.

7:25 PM: Parade to the second Little Free Library by the playground, south of the rec center, adopted by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park Legacy Council, for more stories and a second unveiling.

The libraries are being donated and filled with great kids’ books for the unveiling, thanks to the Minneapolis Foundation, Minneapolis Parks Foundation, MPR, and the Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board. RAIN OR SHINE: if it rains, we will read inside the rec center.

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Kingfield PorchFest 2017!

Prepare for PorchFest 2017! So far 28 porches and 48 musical groups have committed to playing for your listening pleasure on Thursday June 8, 6-9 PM!

Join the Facebook event page to get a preview of bands. An event map will be released a day or two before the event so you can track your walking path through Kingfield.

Remember–all musicians are playing for free, so pack your pockets full of change to tip those talented neighbors!

 What Is Kingfield PorchFest?

PorchFest is an evening of acoustical music held at multiple outdoor venues throughout Kingfield on a single evening. PorchFest is a chance for musicians to share their music with their neighbors and a chance for neighbors to walk the dog, stroll the baby, or pack a cool beverage and meander with their sweetie from home to home enjoying the talent of our amazing neighborhood!

Questions? Check out the FAQ for Hosts and Musicians or contact .

Porchfest 2017 FAQ Hosts & Musicians

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Kingfield Yard Sale Extravaganza!

The 19th Annual Kingfield day-of-yard-sales will be held on Saturday, May 20, 9 AM – 2 PM. The cost to participate is $10 per household or $35 for an entire block, which helps KFNA promote your sale. As always, KFNA will print and distribute yard sale maps in the neighborhood and online, as well as market the sales with signage and social media.

If you’re shopping the sales, stop in at Butter Bakery Café, Curran’s Restaurant, ColorWheel Gallery, Nicollet Ace Hardware, 36 Lyn Refuel Station, or Royal Grounds the day of the sale to pick up a map, or check out kingfield.org the day before the sale to plan your route.

Registration will be held online this year and can be found at https://goo.gl/forms/ymj1Eyd2q8mFzS6v2 . Registration is due by 7 PM on Tuesday, May 16th.

If you have any questions regarding the event or registration please email .

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Dine Out for for The Aliveness Project!

 

The Aliveness Project will again host their biggest fundraiser, Dining Out for Life, when more than 150 restaurants in the metro area donate a portion of their proceeds to Aliveness. Dining Out for Life is an international fundraiser held in 60 cities throughout the United States and Canada. More than $4 million dollars a year is raised to support the missions of 60 outstanding HIV/AIDS service organizations throughout North America. Locally, The Aliveness Project is participating as the sole beneficiary in Minnesota for the 23rd year. In 2016 more than $270,000 was raised for Aliveness through the donations made by generous restaurants, sponsors, and 38,000 individual diners during Dining Out for Life.

Find out more information at diningoutforlife.com or sign up to be a volunteer at aliveness.org/ambassador. Many restaurants in Kingfield are participating – see the full list below, and at diningoutforlife.com.

If you have questions, contact Laura Henry, The Aliveness Project’s Volunteer Manager, at or 612.822.7946 ext.221.

Restaurants in and around Kingfield Participating in 2017 Dining Out for Life include:

  • Victor’s 1959 Café
  • Curran’s Restaurant
  • The Lowbrow
  • Blackbird
  • Rincon 38
  • Kyatchi
  • Nighthawks
  • Butter Bakery Café
  • Gigi’s Café
  • Kings Wine Bar
  • Café Ena
  • Pat’s Tap
  • Hola Arepa
  • La Fresca

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Inviting our Kingfield community for an event cele Inviting our Kingfield community for an event celebrating what makes our neighborhood great. Engage in an open dialogue about what we love, what makes us unique, and where we could improve. Enjoy a free catered meal from cocinalatinamn, ichigotokyocrepes, and butterbakerycafe. Laugh with your neighbors during a special dangerboatpro comedy act. KFNA is sponsoring this event in partnership with @mnhumanities. Tickets are FREE but pre-registration is required. Please visit www.kingfield.org/events/sketches-of-mn
750 scoops of sebastianjoes ice cream served at 36 750 scoops of sebastianjoes ice cream served at 36 block parties. Thank you to our bicycling ice cream delivery volunteers!

Thanks for another special National Night Out Kingfield! Our neighbors are what make our community so special.
Volunteers are trying to deliver ice cream to EVER Volunteers are trying to deliver ice cream to EVERY Kingfield block party tonight. See you soon with sebastianjoes in hand!
Join the free Kingfield Garden Tour tonight. it's Join the free Kingfield Garden Tour tonight. it's a self-guided tour, but don't forget to say hi to neighbors you pass and the gardeners who will be in their yards. Full map and info here: https://kingfield.org/kingfield-garden-tour
More photos shared from some of our incredible Kin More photos shared from some of our incredible Kingfield PorchFest 2025 hosts, who helped create an unforgettable experience! We're forever grateful for the unity and joy that filled our streets with over 50 stages and nearly 100 bands. What a testament to the power of community and connection! 🎉 #summer #livemusic #Neighborhood #PorchFest
Kingfield Porchfest is FINALLY HERE!! Music starts Kingfield Porchfest is FINALLY HERE!! Music starts at 6pm!! See you all soon! 🎶🎵😊
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