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Celebrate with Brunch

5 days ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka

Brunch is always a popular get-together for Mother’s Day, and if you plan to cook at home, an egg dish is an easy and delicious idea for a crowd. If you aren’t hosting a group, some form of an egg bake is still a great idea as you can enjoy some now and have breakfast ready for the week ahead. Plus, they are a good way to stretch your egg supply and flexible so you can include a variety of your favorite ingredients.
Resource Guide to Summer Camps

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

With summer just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to start thinking about ways to make the most of the warm weather. And what better way to stay active, learn new skills, and have fun than by joining one of Minnesota’s many exciting summer camps? Whether it’s sports, arts, outdoor adventures, or STEM, there’s a camp for every interest and age group.
A Local’s Guide to Northern Minnesota

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

Whether you’re a history buff, an outdoor enthusiast, or simply looking for a serene escape, northern Minnesota has a range of destinations that blend nature with heritage. From hiking the pristine trails of Grand Rapids to paddling down the Mississippi River, here’s your ultimate spring getaway itinerary featuring must-see locations in this scenic region.
Jester Concepts to Open Shiki and Mirabelle in Excelsior

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Macy Harder

With several culinary hot spots in and around the Twin Cities (Parlour, Borough, Starling, etc.), local hospitality company Jester Concepts has already made an indelible mark on Minnesota’s dining scene. But there’s still more to come: Plans were announced today for two new restaurants coming to downtown Excelsior, to be housed directly above the basement-level Parlour location that opened up last year.
Best Bets: May 5-11

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Macy Harder

What: Cinco de Mayo Fiesta y Mercadito (Market)When: May 5, 1-6 p.m.Where: The North House, 718 N. Washington Ave., MinneapolisLocal organization LatinoLEAD is hosting an exciting Cinco de Mayo party in the North Loop. Enjoy margaritas, food, and dancing, shop an indoor market of Latine vendors, and learn about the holiday’s history and significance. Click here to find more Cinco de Mayo celebrations in the Twin Cities.
Recipes To Celebrate Cinco de Mayo

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka

With Cinco de Mayo coming up in a few days, it’s the perfect time to celebrate the deliciousness of Mexican food. It’s a favorite for most any day beyond the holiday, too, so not only do you have these three taco recipes to try—beef, vegetarian, and fish—but I also have included a link to a roundup of more than a dozen food recipes as well as Margarita options to keep you well fed and celebrating for some time to come.
Gavin Kaysen to Open New Four Seasons Restaurant in Naples

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Jason DeRusha

Another Minnesota guy goes to Naples: What a shocker! When I interviewed him for my DeRusha Eats podcast a couple weeks ago, Chef Gavin Kaysen teased that some big things were coming, and today the first announcement dropped. Kaysen is the chef partner of the new Four Seasons Resort in southeastern Florida, the Naples Beach Club. His forthcoming restaurant will be called The Merchant Room, a name he said he originally thought about using for what became Spoon and Stable a decade ago.
Mother’s Day Dining & Pampering in the Twin Cities

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

Whether you’re planning a multicourse brunch, a glass of bubbly, or a serene Monday spa retreat, Mother’s Day in the Twin Cities offers plenty of ways to say “thank you.” From chef-driven menus to complimentary mimosas—and even post-weekend spa packages—these local spots are making it easy to celebrate in style. Here’s your guide to where to eat, toast, and unwind with (or for) the moms who do it all.
North Loop Galley to Close Doors on May 10

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Jason DeRusha

Bad timing, no parking, too much competition? Hard to know what did in North Loop Galley, which will serve its final meals on Saturday, May 10. CEO Chad Ellingboe pointed to COVID-19 as a factor as well. “When we opened in December of 2019, we saw some immediate success and were riding that high as we approached spring of 2020, but as we all know things took a turn for the worst,” he told me.
Inside the State’s Cycling Surge

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Katherine Lawless

Minnesota is quickly pedaling its way onto the national and international radar as a top biking destination, thanks to its unique geography, innovation in education and infrastructure, and a growing cycling culture. Minneapolis has long been known for its excellent public parks and bike trails, and last year, the city earned a spot on PeopleForBikes’ list of “Best Large U.S. Cities for Biking,” alongside Portland, Oregon, and San Francisco, California.