Our Streets

06/04/2026

3 days till Open Streets Lyndale! 😎

Sunday, June 7
11am-5pm
22nd St to 42nd St

Link in bio for more info

06/04/2026

Walk, bike, roll, or take Metro Transit to Open Streets MPLS™ Lyndale this Sunday. Metro Transit is offering free rides!

Take their quick survey and you'll receive your free ride pass.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2026OpenStreetsJune7

06/02/2026

05/30/2026

T-minus one week till Open Streets Lyndale!
🗓️ Sunday, June 7
⏰ 11am-5pm
📍22nd to 42nd Street

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05/28/2026

05/21/2026

Open Street Minneapolis events are powered by volunteers. Help make Minneapolis streets into places for people by signing up to volunteer at Open Streets Lyndale!

We have new and updated volunteer roles for you to choose from 👇👇

🛠️ Set Up Crew
🧑‍💼 Ambassador
♻️ Eco Friend
👩‍🎨 Vendor Helper
🔑 Break Down Crew

All volunteers receive a free T-shirt as well as a complimentary meal. Sign up today with the link in our bio.

05/21/2026

Be a part of the car-free fun. Artists, food vendors, musicians, organizations, and local businesses are key to Open Streets Minneapolis.

Mark your calendar and join us in a celebration of community, where we’re closing Lyndale Ave S to car traffic, allowing people to walk, bike, roll, and connect with their neighbors and local businesses. Together, we’ll experience the street as a place to explore, play, and dream.

Help make our comeback a success and participate as a vendor at Open Streets Lyndale with the link in our bio.

05/18/2026

Last month Our Streets organized and hosted "Can We Talk? A panel, dinner, and community discussion about the past, present, and future of I-94". Our panelists share why they feel hasn't done enough to take steps towards repair in addressing the past and ongoing harms of I-94.

As the federal government continues to strip our communities of guardrails in place to protect them, we need more time to make sure those most impacted by this project are meaningfully reflected in the decision made on Rethinking I-94. Community advocates, residents, and elected officials are urging MnDOT to pause the project.

We know this is an ongoing conversation in Rondo and throughout the neighborhoods along the corridor. We're grateful to have been in community, to have shared a meal, listened to your stories and lived experiences, and to continue having open dialogue on the tangible ways to address the harms of the highway and reimagine a future for the neighborhood and corridor.

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Our Streets organized and hosted “Can We Talk? A panel, dinner, and community discussion about the past, present, and future of I-94” at Hallie Q. Brown Community Center and on Thursday, April 16.

05/18/2026

Last month Our Streets organized and hosted “Can We Talk? A panel, dinner, and community discussion about the past, present, and future of I-94”. Our panelists share why they feel hasn’t done enough to take steps towards repair in addressing the past and ongoing harms of I-94.

As the federal government continues to strip our communities of guardrails in place to protect them, we need more time to make sure those most impacted by this project are meaningfully reflected in the decision made on Rethinking I-94. Community advocates, residents, and elected officials are urging MnDOT to pause the project.

We know this is an ongoing conversation in Rondo and throughout the neighborhoods along the corridor. We’re grateful to have been in community, to have shared a meal, listened to your stories and lived experiences, and to continue having open dialogue on the tangible ways to address the harms of the highway and reimagine a future for the neighborhood and corridor.

Learn more about “Can We Talk?” & how you can advocate for a pause on the project with the link in our bio.

05/11/2026

Our Bring Back 6th Open House is tomorrow!

This is a great opportunity for North Minneapolis residents to learn and engage with our Bring Back 6th campaign. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide feedback on design concepts, ask questions, and meet your neighbors. A free meal is provided, so make sure to RSVP today!

Join Our Streets, Harrison Neighborhood Association, Urban Strategies, Inc. Heritage Park, and Phyllis Wheatley Community Center for our Bring Back 6th Open House event to connect with North Minneapolis residents about the future of the Olson Memorial Highway.