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The Unofficial Minneapolis Bucket List
from a Summer 2012 Target Intern’s point of view…
Downtown/Mill City
1. Go to Brit’s Pub for Happy Hour
2. Get the truffle fries at The Newsroom
3. Do a Happy Hour on Crave rooftop
4. Make plans for restaurant week
5. Go to Eat Street
6. Get brunch at Hell’s Kitchen
7. Organize a Pedal Pub
8. Go to First Avenue
9. Get tickets to the Basilica Block Party
10. Go to Pourhouse for dancing and live music
11. Go to Acme Comedy Club
12. Mill City Farmers Market on Saturday morning
13. Visit Mill City Museum
14. Walk the Stone Arch Bridge
15. Watch the Fourth of July fireworks on the bridge
16. Go the Stone Arch Bridge Art Festival
17. Watch the Pride Parade
18. Shop in the skyway
19. Visit the Sculpture Garden
20. Spend a Thursday at the Walker Art Center for free
21. Take your photo with the Mary Tyler Moore statue
22. Watch a show at the Guthrie
23. Get tickets to a Twin’s Game
24. Go to the Guthrie to see the view from the Endless Bridge
25. Use the cart escalator at Target
Uptown/Lowry
1. Go to Stella’s rooftop at night for drinks
2. Go to Cafeteria rooftop at night for drinks
3. Eat at Chino Latinos
4. Spend an afternoon shopping in Uptown
5. Walk around Lake Harriet and public rose garden for a Sunday stroll
6. Get the fish tacos at the Tin Fish on Lake Calhoun
7. Go to Sebastian Joe’s for ice cream
8. Attend the Uptown Art Fair in August
9. Soak up the summer sun on Thomas Beach on Lake Calhoun
10. Spend July 4th on the lake
11. Canoe or kayak the lakes and canals (Lake of the Isles)
12. Volunteer at Aquatennial
13. Ride the Lake Harriet Streetcar
14. Bowling at Bryant Lake Bowl and then Rusty Quarters arcade
15. Find the gnome’s door while walking around Lake Harriet
St. Anthony/Northeast
1. Go to the Soap Factory for the annual Ten Second Film Festival
2. Get a drink on the patio at Tugg’s Tavern in St. Anthony Main
3. Get the chocolate shake shot at Nye’s Polish piano bar
4. Get the truffle fries and burger at Bulldog
5. Go to Psycho Suzi’s
6. Get gelato at Wilde Roast Café
7. See a movie at St. Anthony Main theater
8. Eat at Brasa
Dinkytown/Stadium Village
1. Walk the U of M camps
2. Get Punch Pizza
3. Get bacon and drinks at The Library
4. Trivia night at Burrito Loco
5. Visit the Weismann Art Museum
6. Get a burger and milkshake at Annie’s
7. Get a gyro from Wally’s
8. Eat a José or a bacon waffle at Al’s Breakfast
9. Get Sunday Brunch at Loring Pasta Bar
St. Paul
1. Stroll Grand Avenue
2. Tour an old home on Summit
3. Go to Izzy’s for ice cream
4. Visit the Cathedral of St Paul
5. See the Capitol
6. Visit Lake Como (Free) Zoo and Conservatory
7. Get a slice of cake at Café Latte
8. Get ice cream at Tizzy’s
9. Eat pizza at Cosetta’s, and shop at their European grocery store
10. Swing dancing at the Wabasha Street Caves on Thursday night
11. Go to a St. Paul Saints baseball game
Elsewhere/Everywhere
1. Minnesota State Fair
2. Shop the Mall of America
3. Hop on a nice ride and follow the Greenway
4. Attend the Stillwater Lumberjack Festival
5. Climb Minnehaha Falls
6. See the exotic animal races at Canterbury Race Tracks
7. Spend a day at Valley Fair
8. Nelson’s ice cream in Stillwater
9. Cosmic Bingo at Mystic Lake Casino
10. Roadtrip to Darwin, MN to see the largest ball of twine in the world
11. Join an Target intramural team
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best part of a minneapolis summer: music + movies in the park
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and the mpls / mn bucket list continues to grow...
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38 more reasons why I love mn.
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A HEART in the mpls sidewalk. Love really is all around us...
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A reader asked me the other day for a Rent Is Too Damn High perspective on what city he should live in. On one level, it's a complicated question. On another level, the answer is that you should move to Minneapolis.
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ECONOMIC PROFILE
Governor: Mark Dayton (D) Population: 5, 344, 861 GDP (per capita): $45, 822 Number of S&P companies: 19 Top corporate tax rate: 9.80 percent Top individual tax rate: 7.85 percent Gasoline taxes/fees: 28.1 cents Bond Rating/Outlook: Aa1/Negative SAT scores (average): 1778/2400 Degree Granting Institutions (colleges/universities): 113 Sources: Census Bureau (2011), Standard & Poor’s (2012), Tax Foundation (2012), American Petroleum Institute (2012), Bureau Labor Statistics (2011), National Center For Education Statistics (2011), Moody’s (2012), CNBC
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100+ reasons why i love minneapolis...
1. Bubble tea (The Tea Garden)
2. The Lakes
3. Guthrie Theater (the yellow room)
4. Caribou Coffee
5. Walker Art Museum (Target Free Thursday Nights)
6. Sculpture Garden
7. Sailboats on Lake Harriet
8. Running/Walking the lakes (Harriet, Calhoun, Isles)
9. TGT (Target)
10. Surly Beer
11. TC 10 mile
12. Café 28
13. Edina Grille
14. Movies in the Mpls parks
15. Concerts @ Lake Harriet Bandshell
16. Kowalski’s
17. All day HH @ Figlio’s (RIP Figlio’s)…
18. Going “up north”
19. Nye’s
20. Tryg’s live music
21. Romantica
22. Mill City Museum outdoor concert series
23. Stone Arch Bridge
24. St. Anthony Main
25. Ice skating downtown St. Paul
26. Grand Avenue
27. 50th & France
28. Southdale Mall
29. MOA (lego land obviously)
30. Lucia’s
31. Lake Minnetonka
32. Uptown Rooftops
33. Bryant Lake Bowl
34. Farmers Market – Nicollet Mall (Thursday)
35. Peavey Plaza
36. Brit’s Lawn Bowling
37. Downtown Stillwater (The Freight House)
38. LA Fitness in Calhoun Square (had to give some love to my gym)
39. Patina
40. Design Collective
41. Chino Latino
42. The Independent
43. La Bella Vie
44. 2021
45. Bar Lurcat
46. Basilica Block Party (best outdoor concert of the summer!)
47. MN State Fair
48. Target Fireworks – Aquatennial
49. Winter Carnival
50. Barrio
51. Minneapolis Half Marathon
52. Java Jacks
53. Wilde Roast
54. Gastoffs (the boot)
55. Pedal Pub
56. Psycho Suzies
57. Chatterbox
58. Christmas tree cutting
59. Target Field
60. Gopher Outdoor Football Field
61. U of MN (Go Gophers!)
62. Greenway Bike Path
63. MIA – Mpls Institute of Art
64. Fitzgerald Theater – St Paul
65. St Paul Saints games
66. Zumbro Café
67. Linden Hills
68. TC Marathon Weekend
69. Taste of MN
70. Varsity Theater
71. MN Breast Cancer Walk
72. The Fine Line
73. Nami
74. Metro Transit / Light Rail
75. The Local
76. Yum!
77. Rollerblading the lakes
78. Tin Fish
79. Area Code: 612
80. Sebastian Joe’s
81. Happy Gnome (St Paul)
82. Secret Treasure Tree (Lake Harriet)
83. Barbette
84. Solera Rooftop Movies
85. TC 1 mile (on Nicollet Mall)
86. BBQ at Lake Harriet
87. Minnehaha Falls
88. Lake Nokomis
89. Lifetime Triathlon
90. Uptown Diner
91. Lake & Hennepin
92. Calhoun Square
93. Aura – All day, every day HH
94. Lake & Lyndale
95. Lyndale Tap House
96. Skee ball @ William’s
97. Shuffleboard @ Herkimer AND moto I AND Cafeteria
98. West End Shops
99. Karaoke @ the VFW AND the Country Bar
100. North Face store on Hennepin
101. Uptown Apple Store
102. Pat’s Tap (35th & Nicollet)
103. Pizzeria Lola (56th & Xerxes)
104. Honey
105. Yogurt Lab
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Another Love Letter to Minneapolis (music).
LOVE. THIS. PLACE.
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A Love Letter to Minnesota Music
(just another reason to love mpls...)
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St. Paul, Minnesota
Allegedly irked by a reporter’s dismissal of St. Paul as “another Siberia, unfit for human habitation in the winter” in 1886, a group of boosters set out to show off their city with two weeks of winter games, toboggan slides, and a towering ice castle. More than a century later, locals and visitors still gather at the Winter Carnival to march in torch-lit parades, run half-marathons, and admire detailed ice sculptures. Jan. 26-Feb. 5.
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