We are excited to explore downtown Minneapolis with you while engaging and amplifying local voices, businesses, and communities along the way.
VENUE
We will be hosting our convening and associated events in various locations across the greater Minneapolis area.
Our main gathering will occur at Mill City Museum (704 South 2nd Street, Minneapolis, MN 55401). The museum is built into the ruins of what was once the world’s largest flour mill in the “Flour Milling Capital of the World,” with funding provided by the State of Minnesota through the Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment.
THINGS TO DO
The convening is hosted in the historic Mill City district, a growing cultural, recreational, and residential neighborhood. Make a day out of downtown with some of the following attractions:
- Minneapolis Riverfront Self-Guided Tour
- Stone Arch BridSt. Anthony Falls Heritage Trail
- St. Anthony Falls Visitor Center
- Central Minneapolis Riverfront Regional Park
- Mill Ruins Park
- Water Works
Also, while we are there the Guthrie Theater on the Wurtele Thrust Stage will be presenting the musical, Little Shop of Horrors—Tuesday, June 25 @ 7:30 PM | Wednesday, June 26 @ 7:30 PM
HOTELS
Below are our lodging recommendations near the event venue, along with corresponding walk times. Please note that we will not be arranging a room block for this event.
- Aloft Minneapolis (5-minute walk)
- Hewing Hotel (21-minute walk)
- Residence Inn by Marriott (5-minute walk)
- Renaissance Minneapolis Hotel – The Depot (5-minute walk)
RESTAURANTS
- Afro Deli—a fusion of African, Mediterranean, and American flavors made fresh and prepared Halal
- Arepa Bar—elevated Venezuelan cuisine
- Chelle’s Kitchen—globally inspired, gluten-free, vegan friendly!
- Chimborazo—traditional cuisines of Ecuador and the Andean Highlands
- Gorkha Palace—Nepali, Indian, and Tibetan cuisine; local and sustainable ingredients
- Owamni—modern Indigenous food with flair (connected to our site visit!)
- Soul Bowl—a Minneapolis fast casual soul food restaurant bringing flavor with a build-your-own-bowl concept
- Union Hmong Kitchen—offers a menu highlighting Hmong dishes and flavors using seasonal and local ingredients
- Moroccan Flavors—bringing Traditional Moroccan flavors to the Twin Cities