Category: News and Events
Cross Cultural Somali Program Opportunity At Mpls Community Ed
South Traditional Dance (Dhaanto) Discover a culture through dance. Dhaanto is a style of Traditional folk dance specific to certain Somali speaking areas in the Horn region. Regardless of who we are and where we came from we can find…
Read MoreLongfellow/Seward Senior Connections Newsletter
Check out their Fall 2018 Newsletter HERE.
Read MoreSeward Crime Hot Spots Map 2018
Your neighbors need you! We have had an uptick in crime in the area of Seward North of Franklin and East of Riverside Ave and in the Evergreen area by 24th Ave. and 24th St./ We want to make that…
Read MoreAgenda for Community Development Meeting 9/11/18
All are welcome to join us for the CDC Meeting Tuesday, September 11 at Matthews Center. 2318 29thAve. S. See the meeting agenda HERE
Read MoreGrant Opportunity for Seward Residents
The Seward Spread Joy Fund (SSJF) has been made available by an anonymous donor for distribution by the Seward neighborhood Group. The SSJF is intended to help create unique and lasting experiences for members of the community. Each year the…
Read MoreSeward History Walk 8/29
Summer is ending and Wednesday will be the last Seward walk of the season, the rescheduled Bob Roscoe talk on this Wednesday, August 29, on “How to Read a House.” We will meet at the Birchwood Cafe at 7pm.
Read MoreWed. 8/22 History Walk Cancelled
Scheduling difficulties have led to the cancellation of this Wednesday’s, August 22, Seward walk. We will meet again at the Birchwood next week, August 29, for the rescheduled How to Read a Building event. Have a good week.
Read MoreJob Openings at SNG
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 status in our neighborhood. We recognize that this diversity is…
Read MoreAugust 15 Seward History Walk
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 War continuing through to today? What did new construction materials…
Read MoreOpen Streets Franklin Ave: August 26
Back again for 2018, 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 a free event bringing together community groups and local businesses…
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