Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Have You Made Your Reservation to go Dining Out for Life on Thursday?!

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I ATE ButtonDining Out for Life!

Dine Out to Do Good!

Thursday April 30!

Dining Out for Life benefits The Aliveness Project. Founded in 1985, the Aliveness Project is a local nonprofit organization and community center located in Kingfield neighborhood providing on-site meals, food shelf options, integrative therapies, and vital services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS throughout Minnesota. 75% of our members live in poverty and depend on us for daily meals.

Many Kingfield and other local restaurants support this organization and participate in this event. Visit here to see the full list of over 200 participating restaurants! Or just walk around the neighborhood and spend your day eating at all your favorite Kingfield places including Blackbird, Butter Bakery Café, Café Ena, Curran’s Restaurant, Corner Table, Grand Café, Hola Arepa, Kyatchi, The Lowbrow, Pat’s Tap, Rincon 38, and Victor’s 1959 Café!

There’s still time for you to volunteer to serve as an Ambassador for Dining Out For Life. Sign up at: http://www.aliveness.org/2015-dining-out-life%C2%AE-ambassador-sign-form

Kingfield “Bread Shares” Available in May!

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Support Local Bakers! (ours!)

ButterButter Bakery Cafe will be starting up the Spring/Summer breadshare again in May/June.  Sign up with them for a weekly bread pick up – with sandwich breads, rolls, toasting loafs and other great tasty creations from the butter bakery cafe bakers.  Get on our list by sending your name and contact info to .

Also remember you can sign up for any of 4 CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Shares at Butter as well!  They serve as the host and pick-up location for:

Big River Farm
Turnip Rock Farm
Sleepy Root Farm
Twin Lakes CSA (new!)

Save the Date for Dining Out for Life!

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Save the date (April 30th) and Dine Out to Do Good!

Dining Out for Life benefits The Aliveness Project. Founded in 1985, the Aliveness Project is a local nonprofit organization and community center located in Kingfield neighborhood providing on-site meals, food shelf options, integrative therapies, and vital services for individuals living with HIV/AIDS throughout Minnesota. 75% of our members live in poverty and depend on us for daily meals.

Many Kingfield and other local restaurants support this organization and participate in this event. Visit here to see the full list of over 200 participating restaurants! Or just walk around the neighborhood and spend your day eating at all your favorite Kingfield places including (just to name a few!) Blackbird, Butter Bakery Café, Café Ena, Curran’s Restaurant, Corner Table, Grand Café, Hola Arepa, Kyatchi, The Lowbrow, Pat’s Tap, Rincon 38, and Victor’s 1959 Café!

April’s First-Week-of-the-Month Home-Based Professionals Café Gathering

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Tuesday 7 April, 8:30 am – 9:30 am at Butter Bakery Café, 3700 Nicollet

The Kingfield Home-Based Professionals continue their casual gatherings. No formal agenda—just neighbors who work from home getting together to network and socialize.

Please RSVP at https://www.linkedin.com/groupItem?view=&gid=4812315&type=member&item=5985758898890567684 or email

Public Hearing for Nighthawks

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2015 Time: 1:30 p.m. or shortly thereafter

Place: Minneapolis City Hall, Room 317, 350 South 5th Street, Minneapolis MN, 55415

Purpose: To present information and solicit comments for the application from Nighthawks for an On Sale Wine with Strong Beer, Class E and a Sidewalk Café license. If approved, they intend to operate a full service restaurant serving wine and strong beer.

Applicant’s Name (Legal Entity): Nighthawks, LLC

DBA/Trade Name: Nighthawks/Birdie@Nighthawks

Complete Address: 3753 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN

Telephone Number: 612-248-8111

Current License(s): None

Requested License(s): On Sale Wine with Strong Beer, Class E

Nature of Entertainment: The applicant will be offering prerecorded music and TV. There will be no live entertainment.

Off Street Parking: The Zoning Administrator has determined that five off street parking spaces are required. They have met this requirement

You are invited to attend, express your opinions, and/or submit such in writing. Please use the next page to make written comments or contact License Inspector Julie Casey at or 612-673-3905.

Information in Other Languages: Yog xav paub tshaj nos ntxiv, hu 612-673-2800. Macluumaad dheeri ah, kala soo xiriir 612-673-3500. Para mas información llame al 612-673-2700.