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- There are new exhibits at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Hennepin History Museum. Get tickets now for the magnificent
St John's Bible exhibit at the Art Institute (through July 3, 2005)!
- The Hennepin History Museum opens its new show "A Century of Aprons: American Women's Aprons - Their Art and Function," on
April 30th.
- The Children's Theatre Company closes out its season with a couple of plays.
- We are watching two big new developments: "Greenleaf" on Franklin and Nicollet and "Arts Quarter" on 26th and Nicollet. Both include
condominiums and a number of new retail businesses. Model units will be on view at Greenleaf by the end of April.
Check back for more information on these exciting developments!
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Diverse and delicious, it's where east meets west, north meets south and the Upper Midwest gets a good Chile Relleno, Szechwan wonton,
Spanakopita or Wiener schnitzel.
African, Asian, American, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, or Mexican: it's temptation in the form of over fifty-five different
restaurants and food markets in the span of about 17 blocks.
Eat Street begins near the front door of the Convention Center on Grant Street and heads south along Nicollet Avenue to the new
Midtown Greenway at 29th street, not far from The Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Children's Theatre Company on the east!
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On May 15th, 1965 the Black Forest Inn opened its doors and began serving its famous handmade German fare and suds.
It grew, expanded, moved outdoors, served several generations and became the background for large and small events in the
lives of thousands of people.
As we celebrate 40 years of business, we invite locals and travelers to pay a visit, make a sentimental journey back, or
send in a favorite memory from one of your visits (there is a submission form on our website: blackforestinnmpls.com).
The award-winning outdoor garden dining area will be open as weather permits. Black Forest Inn, 26th Street at Nicollet
Avenue, 612-872-0812. Visit our website.
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