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Hope Breakfast Bar Is on a Delicious Mission

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

Founded by community-focused chef Brian Ingram and his wife, Sarah, Hope Breakfast Bar combines creative dishes and unique cocktails with a warm spirit of giving back. And the chain has taken the Twin Cities by storm. What’s UpHope Breakfast Bar has quickly transformed into one of the most sought-after dining destinations in Edina’s Centennial Lakes area.
We Tried Minnesota’s First Robotic Massage—Here’s How It Went | Minnesota Monthly

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Macy Harder

Close your eyes and try to picture your ideal massage experience. Are you by yourself in a dimly lit room, fully clothed? Are there several music options and relaxing soundscapes to choose from? And can you easily increase or decrease the pressure with the push of a button? If this sounds like your dream scenario, Aescape might be for you.
The Goods: Well-Being Wonders

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Jerrod Sumner

HulloCrafted in Duluth, Hullo is the ultimate choice for eco-friendly buckwheat pillows. Blending comfort and quality, these pillows are inspired by a passion for sleep. Known as sobakawa pillows in Japan, Hullo offers firm yet adjustable support for your head and neck, promoting a healthy sleeping posture. Embrace restful nights with Hullo—your ticket to sustainable Zzzs.
Blueberry Ricotta Coffeecake Recipe

1 week ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Mary Subialka

Whether you are hosting or attending an Easter brunch or looking for a treat to whip up any weekend, this coffeecake is a great idea and would travel well. The tender cake has a velvety, moist interior thanks to creamy ricotta cheese, notes Twin Cities chef and cookbook author Robin Asbell, who created this recipe for Real Food. The juicy blueberries dapple the cake with bursts of purple, and the crunchy streusel topping is irresistible, she adds.
Gear Up for Adventure

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

Spring and summer are the perfect for hitting the road and exploring the great outdoors on two wheels. From essential tools to stylish accessories, gearing up with the right cycling gear can elevate any ride. Check out our curated selection of must-have cycling accessories that enhance your experience and ensure you’re ready for every adventure. Plus, don’t forget to view our Bike Minnesota guide online for tips on the best trails and cycling routes in the area.
Blooming in the Concrete Jungle: Spring Wellness Tips for City Dwellers

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Jerrod Sumner

Spring in the city is a paradox. The budding trees and longer days offer a stark contrast to the relentless hum of traffic and the towering gray buildings. After a long winter, the shift in seasons can bring a surge of energy, but also a feeling of overwhelm. Balancing the excitement of spring with the unique challenges of urban living requires a conscious effort to prioritize wellness. The city, with its constant stimulation, can harbor feelings of anxiety and isolation.
How to Celebrate Record Store Day 2025

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Macy Harder

Audiophiles, record heads, and crate-diggers, rejoice! Record Store Day (RSD) is coming up on Saturday, April 12. If you’re new to the tradition, RSD is an annual celebration of independently-owned brick-and-mortar record stores around the world.
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 'The Great Gatsby' Turns 100

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Alesha Taylor

F. Scott Fitzgerald was born in 1896 on Laurel Avenue in St. Paul, he attended St. Paul Academy and wrote “This Side of Paradise” at 599 Summit Avenue. He was a modernist who examined themes of disenchantment and the unattainability of the American Dream. He was also a card-carrying member of the Lost Generation, a group of ex-pats disheartened after World War I, who found contentment in Europe, allowing them to create unique works of art.
Co-Founder of Blue Plate Restaurant Co. Dies in Motorcycle Crash

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Jason DeRusha

Blue Plate Restaurant Co. has just announced that co-founder and co-owner David Burley died in a motorcycle accident Sunday, April 6 in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin State Patrol’s initial indication is that he was killed by a reckless driver. According to the Eau Claire region of the State Patrol, Burley was hit by the driver of a car who was trying to pass traffic from the right lane by using the shoulder.
Lakewood Cemetery Announces 2025 'Music in the Chapel' Lineup

2 weeks ago | minnesotamonthly.com | Macy Harder

In the Twin Cities, we’re lucky to have an abundance of iconic music venues offering entertainment every night of the week. But it’s not everyday that you get to see a concert against the backdrop of an early-1900s chapel. Recently, Minneapolis’ Lakewood Cemetery announced the return of its popular “Music in the Chapel” series for 2025. Kicking off April 6 and running through December, the monthly series will host local artists and music fans for intimate shows in the Lakewood Memorial Chapel.