Posted on July 16, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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From a bottle of wine worth your age to free car washes, I rounded up the best freebies you can snag on your birthday.
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Posted on July 16, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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During its history, One Voice Mixed Chorus has partnered with 20 local nonprofit organizations, commissioned more than 30 new choral pieces, performed with over 50 middle and high schools, and brought their mission and music to greater Minnesota for more than 15 years.
Category: randoMNess, Serve Our SocietyTags: Choir, Chorus, gay, HIV, HIV AIDS, Lavender, lavender magazine, LGBT, LGBTA, LGBTQ, Minneapolis, Minnesota, One Voice Mixed Chorus, Serve Our Society, Trans
Posted on July 14, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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I stopped by the Fairgrounds to purchase two sleeves of cups, and the process is extremely easy. There was no line when I visited, although there was a steady flow of customers.
Posted on July 14, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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Originally published August 2019, updated July 2020
Multiple people on my Facebook page asked me about the memorial benches you see around the Minnesota State Fair. They wanted to know how many there are, who gets one, and if you get to choose where they go.… Read the rest
Category: randoMNessTags: #MNStateFair, #MSFTips, 2019 Minnesota State Fair, 2020 Minnesota State Fair, Great Minnesota Get Together, Minnesota, Minnesota State Fair, Minnesota State Fair Foundation, Minnesota State Fairgrounds, MN State Fair, MN State Fair benches, MN State Fair Foundation
The crispy shrimp, served on seasoned rice with a spicy mayonnaise, is incredible.
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Posted on June 18, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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Open Arms started amidst an epidemic. They're built to help Minnesotans in need during COVID-19.
Category: LGBT, randoMNess, Serve Our SocietyTags: AIDS, covid, covid-19, covid19, HIV, HIV AIDS, LGBT, Minneapolis, Minnesota, nonprofit, open arms of minnesota, Saint Paul
It's an activity good for the whole family, fun for a date night, and it's relatively inexpensive. Votes were tallied to find four of the best bowling alleys in the Twin Cities.
Category: randoMNessTags: birthday freebie, bowling, Cedarvale Lanes, date night, Eagan, Edina, Elsie's, Fitz's Bar and Grill, karaoke, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota Twins, Park Tavern, private dining, Saint Louis Park, Skylane Bowling, Target Field, Town Hall Brewery, Town Hall Lanes, Town Hall Station, Town Hall Tap
These groups are doing God's work to make sure we all live in a safe world, allowing everyone to have a platform to stand on.
Category: randoMNess, Serve Our SocietyTags: Black Immigrant Collective, Black Visions Collective, Center for Economic Inclusion, donate, Face to Face, Hallie Q Brown Community Center, Isuroon, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Model Cities, NAACP Minneapolis, Nexus Community Partners, nonprofit, Northside Community Zone, Penumbra Theatre, Pimento Relief Fund, Reclaim the Block, Saint Paul, TruArtSpeaks, Ujamaa Place, Urban League Twin Cities, Voices for Racial Justice, Walker West Music, Way to Grow, Youthprise
Here is your opportunity to help the helpers. Find a list of Minneapolis organizations providing food to residents.
Category: randoMNessTags: Bethlehem Church in the Midway, Brooklyn Center, Bryant, Calvary Lutheran Church, CAPI, Center for Asians and Pacific Islanders, CES, City of Minneapolis, Community Emergency Service, Division of Indian Work, Fare for All, food, food shelf, George Floyd, Hennepin County, House of Charity, Minneapolis, Minnesota, New Hope, open arms of minnesota, Phillips neighborhood, Pillsbury United Communities, Saint Paul, Simpson Food Pantry, The Aliveness Project, The Food Group, Wisconsin
Posted on May 29, 2020
by Give Me The Mike
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As protests continue, nonprofits, the organizations who tirelessly give to our neighbors, were caught in the crossfire. Within minutes, decades of history were erased as property burned. Windows were smashed.
Category: randoMNessTags: Ananya Dance Theatre, City of Minneapolis, Eagan, George Floyd, Goodwill, Goodwill-Easter Seals Minnesota, MIGIZI, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minnesota Transitions Charter School, nonprofit, nonprofits, Open Door Learning Center, protests, riots, Saint Paul, Springboard for the Arts, The Open Door, the sheridan story
