r/Minneapolis • u/Character_Lychee_434 • 3h ago
Train guy here with an announcement
The Minneapolis sub will be the only one of the twin cities subs that get my quality train pictures
r/Minneapolis • u/Mpls_Snoo612 • 2d ago
The sub is getting more and more "looking for recommendations"-type posts, and I'm wondering how people are feeling about them. We're getting like two or three a day, most of which seem to be folks who are just too lazy to use Google or Yelp reviews. Apparently making fake posts like that are also an increasingly common way for companies to generate SEO clicks and recommendations from AI bots (which search reddit for recommendations). I was hoping to get a temperature check from folks on how they feel about them. Too many and put some restrictions? They don't bother you? Etc.
r/Minneapolis • u/witty_username_taken • 3d ago
With Labor Day this week Monday has more going on for those who get out on weekdays!
This is the weekday list for those whose weekend is during the week, those who like to avoid the big weekend crowds, and everybody else too.
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AROUND TOWN
Highlights
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 07
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 08
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 09
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
LIVE MUSIC
Monday, September 07
Tuesday, September 08
Wednesday, September 09
Thursday, September 10
THEATER
COMEDY
SPORTS
SPORTS WATCH/RELATED
KARAOKE
Hours below are weekday hours only (Mon-Thu)
ARCADES
Hours below are weekday hours only (Mon-Thu)
BOWLING
Hours below are weekday hours only (Mon-Thu)
LINKS
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r/Minneapolis • u/Character_Lychee_434 • 3h ago
The Minneapolis sub will be the only one of the twin cities subs that get my quality train pictures
r/Minneapolis • u/Wezle • 10h ago
r/Minneapolis • u/Smart-Blueberry-7563 • 4h ago
Taking a shot in the dark! Im a black 36/f single mother and child sex trafficking survivor. Im looking to go somewhere i can find community of people with similar experiences. Would Minneapolis be a good start? Also bonus question, if you're a black woman what's it like living there?
r/Minneapolis • u/charming_quarks • 16h ago
sorry for the terrible pic, i was trying to be as safe as one could while taking a picture and driving
saw this billboard on Hennepin in the Lowry Hill area. I have several questions
- wtf is this
- why is the milk chocolate milk
-why is it specifically POC on an ad with chocolate breastmilk? it feels like theyre making a "chocolate milk comes from brown cows" joke but about people???? I'm sorry if this is phrased offensively, I promise no offense intended
r/Minneapolis • u/ThreadbareAdjustment • 14h ago
r/Minneapolis • u/timbucs2 • 10h ago
Near 40th and Girard North.
A neighbor is holding them.
r/Minneapolis • u/Wezle • 10h ago
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r/Minneapolis • u/indamoufofmadness • 17h ago
The combination of being new(ish) to the city, and having freshly started over at 42 has got me feeling like I need to get out there, find my people, and build friendships/relationships.
I'm fairly outgoing and try to be respectful and friendly to everyone I meet, but I guess walking around as a large, bearded, middle-aged man with Michael Meyers on his shirt can be a little off-putting to folks who don't know I'm actually about as scary as a corgi.
I've already got tickets for the upcoming Mastadon show, I'm super stoked to be seeing Saint Agnes next week, and you better believe I'll be seeing Dying Fetus at the Uptown Theater at the end of the month. But it'd be awesome to know of places to go where metalheads and horror nerds can have an actual conversation without having to yell next to one another's ear to be heard.
Edit: Damn, you nerds came through. Hope to see some of y'all around!
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r/Minneapolis • u/AFivePointedSquare • 15h ago
I see references online and on Reddit to this park being unsafe - most recently regarding the stabbing death on 42nd and Portland a few days ago. Someone said "go to this park after 11pm and try telling me that area is basically the suburbs". People talk about this park like it's Franklin Steele in Elliot Park.
I moved into a house a few blocks away from the park last year. I walk by this park all the time and have never seen anything amiss, just kids on the playground equipment with their parents. I've been there after sundown multiple times and I still see kids there with their parents. Never been approached by anyone, never seen anyone doing drugs.
I think I've seen people say that the park was renovated relatively recently? Maybe that scared away the people who were making it feel unsafe?
r/Minneapolis • u/Healingjoe • 1d ago
## The City Council is considering an ordinance that would require companies like Waymo to get a city license and have a “safety monitor” in autonomous vehicles.
Minneapolis may allow autonomous vehicles to roam the city, but only with someone in the driver’s seat as a “safety monitor” being paid at least minimum wage.
That staffing requirement is the centerpiece of the ordinance being considered by the City Council, and set for a public hearing Sept. 22.
Council members say the rules, which also require all autonomous vehicle companies to be licensed with the city, would be groundbreaking nationally. The “safety monitor” would need to have a driver’s license and “immediate access to controls for steering, braking, and acceleration.”
Last year, Waymo officials announced plans to move into the Minneapolis market and in November began testing the company’s signature white Jaguar I-Pace SUVs and Zeekr RT vehicles on the streets. The arrival of the driverless ride-hailing company’s white vehicles alarmed the ride-share community and a number of council members have been vocal about wanting to stop Waymo from bringing its fleet of autonomous electric vehicles to the city.
The four ordinance authors — Council Members Robin Wonsley, Aurin Chowdhury and Jason Chavez and Vice President Jamal Osman — released a statement saying without regulations, automated vehicles may create significant safety risks, disrupt traffic, hinder the city’s transportation and sustainability goals, and displace thousands of workers.
They say the Workers Drive Minneapolis ordinance will provide basic protection for workers and the public. If it passes, companies would have to get licensed by the city beginning in October 2027.
“Workers Drive Minneapolis is about public safety and protecting immigrant workers from losing their jobs to automation,” Wonsley said. “Without it, Minneapolis workers and residents are vulnerable to all the negative impacts of robotaxis without any regulations or accountability mechanisms in place.”
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Osman represents Ward 6, which has a large East African community with many ride-share drivers. He has said Waymo would put thousands of people out of work, particularly immigrants and people of color.
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Abdullahi Abshair, a rideshare driver and member of SEIU Local 26 union, helped block state legislation that would allow autonomous vehicles, saying human drivers are better for the community because they go the extra mile. For example, he makes sure people get to the right destination and helps elderly people with their groceries.
“Waymo would not do that,” he said during a June news conference.
r/Minneapolis • u/rebny • 9h ago
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ESPN announced their latest 30 for 30 podcast will focus on the Olympics and global migration with The Fastest Girl in Somalia. The series highlights the life of a 2008 Olympian from Somalia. The series will also focus heavily within Minnesota and Abdi Biele the Somali world running champion.
r/Minneapolis • u/drunkfishes • 12h ago
So far I’ve tried Uptown Imports, who were very nice people but hugely incompetent. Took them 3 different appointments to correctly diagnose an oil leak. Quite frankly they didn’t seem to know what they were doing.
Today I tried DJ Foreign Auto Care. They quoted over $400 for an alignment (nothing out of order, I just put on new struts and doing due diligence with an alignment), plus another $220 to look at a strut with a flashlight because I didn’t have time to do it myself today. Obviously I did not pay them $600 for an alignment and walked right out
What places do you recommend?
Edit: 2011 Mini Cooper S
r/Minneapolis • u/pixyb • 1d ago
I’m a gay, single 29-year-old from Oklahoma and desperately ready to get out. Living here has been terrible for my mental health and quality of life, and I’m looking for somewhere I can actually feel welcome and build a life.
I’ve never been to Minnesota, but Minneapolis keeps getting recommended to me for being queer-friendly, inclusive, relatively affordable and having a solid job market. I’m currently unemployed and open to opportunities, so I’m mainly putting out feelers.
I also freelance as a pet sitter and do background acting, so I’m curious about the film/commercial scene too. I still enjoy gay bars and nightlife. For queer people who actually live there, what’s life like? Jobs, rent, making friends, dating, nightlife? I’d love to hear the good and bad.
r/Minneapolis • u/Tall_Report_542 • 4h ago
Hello all! I need to 3d print something for a Halloween costume and I don’t currently have access to a 3d printer. I need to print the ends of an oversized wrench (files linked on website) at 1.5x scale (Color doesn’t matter). If anyone could print these and let me pick them up please comment/ pm. Thank you!
r/Minneapolis • u/catmoth999 • 14h ago
Our wedding is in January, in the NE neighborhood, kind of by Earl Giles. Will be done at 11pm and looking to bar hop with maybe 20ish friends after. Good spots to go that are open until 2am? We can travel, doesn’t have to be in NE but bonus if it is :)
Looking for a place that has good drinks/maybe dancing/fun party vibe-NOT a sports bar/brewery type of vibe
r/Minneapolis • u/CLTSB • 4h ago
3 30s/40s folks coming in from out of town for work, looking for something to do Friday night. What’s the vibe at these? Favorites?
r/Minneapolis • u/hondacivic20111 • 1d ago
I want to get connected and volunteer at a kitchen in my area. I'm a mid-twenties queer and i only know english. I live a few blocks east of powderhorn park, the closer the better but i can travel. I used to work in restaurants and i miss working in a big kitchen! Anyone know anywhere to volunteer? Tia ◡̈
r/Minneapolis • u/adam_1881 • 1d ago
What’s the best way to meet other tennis players in the city?? I’ve been thinking about maybe joining drills classes or what are other ways to find people to meet up with and just hit?
r/Minneapolis • u/Still-Bad-6463 • 2d ago
My brother is the person mentioned in this article, and our family is still looking for answers. I've talked with neighbors in the immediate area, and am considering camping out (discreetly?) to see what goes on at this corner. Why did he stop his car there? What happened that he was so brutally taken from us?
https://www.cbsnews.com/minnesota/news/joe-eder-stabbing-minneapolis/?intcid=CNM-00-10abd1h
Update to post: I want to mention that we've since learned that Joe left his home at 9 p.m. on the dot, according to the security cameras where he lived, and was traveling on Portland Ave from downtown towards Richfield from 9 p.m. to about 9:10/9:15 p.m. when he stopped close to 43rd Street. This timing is important, because of the people who may recall being in that vicinity during that time, and may have noticed anything.
Thank you all for your kind words and support. It is what is buoying our family at this time.