Longfellow hosts over 40 Non-Profit organizations. Show some love on November 19th and support them through Give to the Max. |
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Better Futures Minnesota Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota Bright Prospects Co-Op Preschool CAPI COPAL Danish American Center Eat for Equity Family Partnership Father Project Firehouse Performing Arts Center Humanitarian African Relief Org Islamic Association of North America |
Jawaahir Dance Company
La Oportunidad Lake Street Council League of Longfellow Artists (LoLa) Literacy MN Longfellow Community Council Longfellow Rising Longfellow/Seward Healthy Seniors Metro Work Center Inc. Midtown Farmers Market MIGIZI Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light Minnesota Transitions Charter Schools |
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Redesign Inc ReStore Habitat for Humanity Seward Longfellow Restorative Justice Tapestry Folkdance Center The Lift Garage The Northwest Conference Touchstone Mental Health Trylon Cinema Twin Cities Recovery Social Club Volunteers of America Wildflyer Coffee YWCA Midtown Zorongo Flamenco Dance Theatre |
Google My Business WorkshopWednesday, September 23
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This event is co-hosted by:
Longfellow Business Association Lake Street Council Seward Civic & Commerce Association |
If you weren't able to zoom in for our virtual Panel Discussion with area Council Members and Mayor Frey on Tuesday, we've got it recorded for you here. Topics addressed included many of the concerns facing business owners, including: Policing and Public Safety, Homelessness, the 3rd Precinct and Covid-19. In addition to the Mayor, area Council Members included:
Cam Gordon: Ward 2 Jamal Osman: Ward 6 Alondra Cano: Ward 9 Andrew Johnson Ward 12 We are working on a summary of the Chat notes that included a number of helpful links and resources. Coming soon! This conversation is not the end point. We will continue to engage our elected officials and hope to host another panel discussion later this Fall or Winter. If you have any questions or follow up, please contact kim@longfellowbusinessassociation.org. |
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Contribute any amount to join as a Sponsoring Business |
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Summer is in full bloom and we're happy to highlight the garden of LBA Member David M. Jacobs, P.A. He and his wife Margaret not only have a beautiful boulevard garden along Minnehaha Ave, but have also received certification to make this area a certified wildlife habitat. There are easy steps that you can take to certify your home or business as a wildlife habitat - learn more here. |
LV's Barbershop
At 27th and Lake Street, you’ll see a black awning that reads LV’s Barber Shop. What at first seems like a quiet storefront transforms into a bustling community hub the moment you step foot inside. The small shop is always full with customers sitting in classic swivel chairs while LV and his team of barbers swiftly cut and groom. The Barbería (Spanish for barbershop) is not just home to the best haircuts in the Twin Cities, but is also a destination for folks coming from as far away as Mankato, Rochester and Wisconsin. The owner, Lamberto Vergara, or simply LV, was born in Mexico, raised in Brooklyn, New York and relocated to Minneapolis in 2002. After getting his business degree, he enrolled at the Minnesota School of Barbering on East Lake Street. LV’s Barbershop opened in 2011 and has grown to be one of the most highly recognized barbershops around. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere extends beyond haircuts as LV creates a diverse space where all are welcome. |