SNG and our neighborhood community have a history of welcoming and promoting diversity including but not limited to: race, ethnicity, religion, non-religion, culture, language, age, sexual orientation, gender, and socioeconomic […]
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Aug
Aug
Learn about the diverse housing styles from Post World War II to today within a three block area in Seward. Why was this area open to new construction after the […]
15
Aug
Aug
Back again for 2019, Minneapolis residents will have the opportunity to explore and enjoy their neighborhood streets without the presence of motorized traffic at Open Streets Franklin! Open Streets is […]
14
Aug
Aug
The next scheduled Community Building Committee meeting is September 4, 5:30 pm at Matthews Center. 2318 29th Ave. S.
08
Aug
Aug
August 8 Discover hidden shops among the small Seward businesses along the railroad tracks What do these businesses along 26th and 27th streets create and sell? This walk will be […]
08
Aug
Aug
Seward Towers East and West are having their National Night Out celebrations on August 14th (West) and August 16th (East). We could use volunteers to serve food, work the recycling […]
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Jul
Jul
August 1—Tour the historic Ivy Building for the Arts – and the story of it’s connection to Flour City Ornamental Iron. Rick Musser will lead a discussion on the history of […]
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Jul
Jul
Our Streets Minneapolis is actively working to support and improve the Comprehensive Plan, Minneapolis 2040. They are hosting two learn and comment parties where you can discuss your ideas, eat […]
Seward Walk Rescheduled Bob Roscoe’s History Walk program “How to Read a Building” has been rescheduled from this Wednesday to August 29. The walk coordinators will convene at Matthews Center […]
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Jul
Jul
Wednesday, July 18 How to read a building– All of us can read a book’s story and add to our knowledge. But how many people can read a building? All […]