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E-Waste Recycling & Paper Shredding Event
Co-sponsored by 15 South Minneapolis neighborhood associations (including Kingfield & Lyndale) Saturday September 24, 9am-noon // Mayflower Church (106 East Diamond Lake Road) Enter the parking lot from Diamond Lake Road and exit onto Stevens. Look for friendly volunteers to help you unload. Accepted Items Bring the following items for safe recycling AND data destruction: […]
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FINAL Lyndale & Zion Community Dinner
Wednesday, September 20th / 6-7pm / Zion Lutheran Church (128 W 33rd Street) Join neighbors for the final outdoor gathering as Zion prepares to close their congregation and sell their site. Catered by Northern Fire’s wonderful pizza oven and featuring an ice cream truck. This is our last dinner and we want to thank the […]
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Lawns to Legumes: South Nicollet Avenue Pollinator Pathway Project
The Rusty Patched Bumble Bee, an important pollinator once common in the Midwest, is now on the endangered species list—and you can help save it. The Lyndale, Kingfield, and Tangletown neighborhoods, with funding from the MN Board of Water and Soil Resources, are helping to rebuild pollinator habitat by creating a path- way of native plant […]
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Lawns to Legumes Education Event: Creating pollinator habitat in your yard
September 29 // 6:30-8:00pm // Solomon’s Porch (100 West 46th Street) Check-in starts at 6:15!Co-hosted by Lyndale, Kingfield and Tangletown Neighborhood Associations Join us for our Pollinator Pathway project kick-off event! The University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardeners and volunteer landscaping experts will present information on how to plan, implement and maintain pollinator habitat for […]
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September General Membership Gathering
Monday, Septemer 26 / 6:30pm / Painter Park (620 West 34th) We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to share our thoughts and dreams for Nicollet Ave and the re-development of the 10-acre parcel once known as Kmart. All are invited to help identify needs, share perspectives, and determine what we love and want to keep, as […]
