Museums

The lost history of Minnehaha Falls includes dance halls, secret saloons, wild behavior, lawsuits, and whiskey. Tour the places in

Public art projects like the Lyn-Lake Street Art Series and George Floyd Global Memorial have brought visibility to Minneapolis’ street

Learn the history of Edina’s growth from flour millers to “cake eaters,” and how one of the first planned suburban

Paper collage can illuminate and document your family history. This highly interactive workshop, lead by artist and family historian Debra

Some genealogy research is particularly challenging: records may not be easily accessible or perhaps your family arrived before immigration records

The housing crisis in the Twin Cities disproportionately affects BIPOC communities. Can a shared understanding of history help us find

Franconia Sculpture Park is excited to announce Frost Fest @ Franconia, a holiday market and bazaar where shoppers will find

Off-limits areas are opened for exploration through the building. Highlights include the North Tower and sub-basement with one or two

“Fundamentally, museums are storytellers,” says Dr. Casey Riley, the new head of the Department of Photography and New Media at Minneapolis Institute of

“Just from interviewing my own family, I knew African-American culture had been around for generations, but you wouldn’t know it from what we’re taught in our schools.”