This issue serves up ways to get out and about in Maple Grove. Visit history. View art. Volunteer. Or take a day trip to some of the area’s best venues and vistas.
This District 279 fundraising event welcomed more than 300 community members in support of students and educators in the school district. The evening featured live entertainment, games, dinner, silent auction and more.
Maple Grove's Fiesta Cancun offers up a quick guide to some of the basics of Mexican food.
Fiesta Cancun lights up modern Mexican cuisine.
No matter what the reason is for keeping your suitcases unpacked, our sister publications throughout the Twin Cities offer ideas for family fun within a quick car ride away.
Photographer finds respite, creativity in local park.
Eui Young Lee previously coached the U.S. and Great Britain Olympic taekwondo teams. Now, he's taken his skill, ability and heart to Haiti to help develop their Olympic squad.
Chalkfest at Arbor Lakes celebrates the creativity of 50 emerging and professional chalk artists from across the globe.
The Maple Grove Historical Preservation Society strives to save local history for all.
With Threshold to New Life, the Bahrs’ main focus is to help people obtain stable housing.
Are you looking for a new garden technique to try this summer? Why not try a Kokedama String Garden, a Japanese method of gardening?
Podcast: 99% Invisible
Avg. Episode Length: ~30min
Genre: Arts and Culture
Content Warnings: Appropriate for all ages
Celebrate the June 7 birthday of Minnesota’s Prince—Prince Rogers Nelson, born in 1958, by reading Jim Walsh’s Gold Experience: Following Prince in the ‘90s.
The question perplexes most parents as summer rolls around: How will I keep the kids busy?
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