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Celebrate Earth Day

Three ways to celebrate Earth Day at MLK Park and how to get involved:

9:30 AM and 12 noon:  Trash Pick-up!  Check in at the registration table. A site coordinator will provide you with gloves (if you need them, or you may want to bring your own) and bags, and will instruct you on where to pick up and where to leave trash.  OR…you can also bring your own plastic bag and walk FROM your house TO the Park and collect whatever trash you find on the way—leaving it with the Staff at the Park so we are sure to weigh it with all the other “goodies” collected so we get an accurate total of the cleanup effort!

11 AM- 2 PM: Compost Workshop!  Minneapolis Solid Waste & Recycling staff will answer your questions about garbage, recycling, and organics and will have free stickers and kitchen pails to those who sign up to participate in the organics program!

12 noon to 4 PM: Fix-It Clinic!  Toaster won’t toast? Lamp won’t light? Pants need mending? The Fix-It Clinic helps residents return broken household appliances and clothing to usable condition. With free help from skilled volunteers, residents get assistance with disassembling, troubleshooting, and fixing their items, while learning new skills and gaining empowerment.

 

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Dining Out for Life

Support Kingfield’s Aliveness Project & Kingfield Restaurants at Dining Out for Life.

Dining Out For Life benefits The Aliveness Project and all you have to do is eat! Hundreds of restaurants across the metro are donating a portion of part/all of that day’s proceeds to help those living with HIV/AIDS including Kingfield’s own Blackbird Cafe, Butter Bakery Cafe, Cafe Ena, Corner Table, Curran’s Restaurant, Grand Cafe, Harriet’s Inn, Kings Wine Bar, Kyatchi, The Lowbrow, Nighthawks & Birdie, Revival, Rincon 38 and Victor’s 1959 Cafe!

Reservations are strongly recommended. Make your plans to earn your I ATE stickers today!  Visit the Dining Out for Life Facebook page here.

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Ward 8 Community Meeting: Park Funding Proposals

Join Council Member Elizabeth Glidden, City Finance Staff and your neighbors for a discussion of proposals that have been made in recent weeks to fund park infrastructure, including funding options and impacts.

With the participation of Ward 8 neighborhoods Bancroft, Bryant, Central, Field, Regina, Northrop, Kingfield, and Lyndale.

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Nicollet Ave Public Art Community Mosaic Workshop #2

  • Workshops will be limited to 32 participants each; call or email KFNA at 612.823.5980 or  to reserve your place at the table!
  • Children as young as 6 are welcome, but each youth 12 or younger must be accompanied by an adult who also participates in the workshop.
  • Two workshops are available: Saturday, April 30, AND Saturday, May 7 (you do not need to attend both).  Register here!

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Nicollet Ave Public Art Community Mosaic Workshop #1

  • Workshops will be limited to 32 participants each; call or email KFNA at 612.823.5980 or to reserve your place at the table!
  • Children as young as 6 are welcome, but each youth 12 or younger must be accompanied by an adult who also participates in the workshop.

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The 15th Kingfield Empty Bowls was a big success! The 15th Kingfield Empty Bowls was a big success! A HUGE thank you to the 750 people who attended, the many volunteers, partner nonprofits, donating restaurants and ceramics studios, accordionist Thor Anderson, neighborhood baking volunteers, and Judson Memorial for being the most gracious host. KFNA will be donating back a record amount to trustincmpls, Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative, and tcfoodjustice. Stay tuned for updates on how to get involved for year 16!
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Kingfield has always shown up for each other. 💛 An Kingfield has always shown up for each other. 💛
And right now, that togetherness matters.

On Sunday, February 8, neighbors will gather for Kingfield Empty Bowls—sharing soup, choosing handmade bowls, and supporting local nonprofits fighting food injustice and increasing housing access in our community. 

It’s about sharing space, being together, and taking care of one another in small but meaningful ways.

We’d love to see you there.

🗓 Feb 8 | 10am–2pm
📍 Judson Memorial Baptist Church
We'd love to see you at our monthly board meeting We'd love to see you at our monthly board meeting tomorrow. Open to all members of the community.
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