Fashionopolis Is Back! – Minneapolis, MN

Fashionopolis Is Back! – Minneapolis, MN

Fashionopolis

Time to get your glam on! Fashionopolis is back on September 23rd at the five-star luxury Four Seasons Hotel Minneapolis.

Join Mpls.St.Paul Magazine for the fall fashion event of the season!

Creative expression and artistry come together in a night that celebrates local retail and local designers. Fashion meets food, cocktails, art, and music in a glamorous new setting. Prior to the main event guests will enjoy special cocktails, delicious nibbles, and custom experiences throughout the second floor while overlooking expansive views of downtown Minneapolis. Runway show is produced by Grant Whittaker of Grant Whittaker Style.

Tickets range from $30-$200. VIP tickets include early admission, premium fashion show seating, a gift bag, arrival glass of bubbly, 2 drink tickets, and *complimentary valet parking. *(VIP 1 & 2 only).

Tickets

 Four Seasons Hotel 

245 Hennepin Avenue

Minneapolis, MN

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Minnesota Makers: Fall Collections – Excelsior, MN

Minnesota Makers: Fall Collections – Excelsior, MN

Minnesota Makers

‘We have the most beautiful leather bags by @beasleyandcompany at our Excelsior store including backpacks! Add a ceramic coffee mug, a quilled card, and some gorgeous reclaimed wood jewelry by @melindawolff and you have a slam dunk of a gift for someone super special or yourself!’

About

Shop

Minnesota Makers features the work of over 150 Minnesota artists. We strive to create an experience where the customer will learn more about the artists we feature, their work, and the ever-present talent in our state. There are stories to tell, from who the artist is to how they create their work, and we love to brag about both. Shopping at Minnesota Makers is like shopping with more than 150 local small businesses in one.

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Nelson’s Ice Cream: Never Ending Summer Flavors! – Stillwater, MN

Nelson’s Ice Cream: Never Ending Summer Flavors! – Stillwater, MN

Nelson’s Ice Cream

‘With over 50 flavors this year do you ever find yourself unable to decide? We got you covered! Introducing the new, “I want it all” sampler: one scoop of every flavor we offer for you and a friend (or ten) to enjoy!’

About

1920’s-1950’s

Nelson’s began in 1923 in Stillwater, Minnesota and was known as the Seven Corners grocery store, owned by John Lustig. Along with cold meats and other groceries, the store offered ice cream and the first pasteurized milk in the area.

In the 1930s, Lustig added 25- and 50-pound ice blocks and fireworks.  After Lustig’s death in 1947, Art Nelson operated the grocery store and lived in the smaller building on the property.

1960’s-2000

After Art died in 1964, his Nephew Wade bought the store and changed the name to Nelson’s Dairy Store. Since the Nelson family’s main business was Brown’s Ice Cream in Minneapolis, it provided them with the opportunity to sell their ice cream in Stillwater, where they served generous two-scoop ice cream cones for ten cents in the 60s.

The store was sold to Bob Pasket and Chuck Kummeth in 1992, where they continued to serve the large ice cream cones that Nelson’s was known for. In 2006, Pasket made the decision to sell or close Nelson’s. The business was close to being shut down, much to the dismay of the community and the local paper.

2006 – present

In April 2006, after learning of the possible closure of the historical gem, Stillwater residents Bill Bergstrom and Dave Najarian purchased Nelson’s to preserve its position as a leader in the ice cream business. Najarian has more than 25 years of restaurant experience.

2014

In May 2014, Nelson’s Ice Cream expanded the family owned and operated business to St. Paul. The St. Paul location is managed by Najarian’s son, Daved Najarian and his wife, Becky Najarian.

Present

Nelson’s Ice Cream Stillwater and St. Paul locations continue to be family owned and operated by the Najarian family.

Nelson’s Ice Cream

Locations:

920 Olive St. W

Stillwater, MN

Glensheen Formal Garden Restoration Officially Reopens! – Duluth, MN

Glensheen Formal Garden Restoration Officially Reopens! – Duluth, MN

Glensheen Gardens

The formal garden is officially reopening to the public for the first time since restoration and reconstruction started. This project has been a long time in the making and couldn’t have happened without the support of so many people, from legislators to construction staff and more.

Our mission at Glensheen is to celebrate preservation, and by completing this critical project while also restoring the gardens to an earlier design & planting plan, we are doing just that.

About

Natural Beauty

The Congdon estate originally included 22 acres of lakeshore property. At the time, the area was heavily wooded and the shoreline was rugged, yet the Congdons saw the potential for a gracious, formal estate and practical home for a busy family with six children.

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Historic Glensheen 1905-1930: Photographs from the Congdon Estate’s First 25 Years

Charles Wellford Leavitt, Jr. was a civil and landscape engineer with offices in New York City. As the landscape architect of Glensheen, Charles was directed by the Congdons to preserve as much of the natural beauty of the property as possible. He was also charged with making the estate self-sufficient, which required plans for a large vegetable garden, a greenhouse, an orchard, a cow barn and a water reservoir.

Walk through the formal garden each weekend and take advantage of our extended hours on Saturday and Sunday, when we are open late until 7pm. Grounds admission is only $5 or you can explore the grounds after any tour of the house.

3300 London Road
Duluth, MN

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Mark Your Calendar: Sever’s Fall Festival & Corn Maze – Shakopee, MN

Mark Your Calendar: Sever’s Fall Festival & Corn Maze – Shakopee, MN

Planting the Seed For This Year’s Maze Theme: Harvest Season

Now thru October 30th!

About

Established in 1997 when we cut our very first corn maze, Sever’s Festivals is now a full portfolio of family-friendly events put on year-round on our 100-acre grounds in Shakopee, Minnesota. From our flagship Fall Festival to seasonal light shows and more, Sever’s Festivals is where families come to make memories and establish traditions for years to come.

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Wooden Jigsaw Puzzles 500 Pieces for Adults for Kids Halloween Black CAT Witch OWL Corn Maze

Mark your calendar for a season of fresh air activities and events from Sever’s, starting with the 2022 Sever’s Fall Festival. This year’s maze theme is Harvest Season and will include images and information about traditional farming operations during the fall season for crops like grains, pumpkins and apples. Maze signs will be about where and how food is grown, when it is harvested, and the trade routes that it follows.

As always, the corn maze is just the beginning of the activities included in the Fall Festival Admission!

Tickets

3121 W. 150th St.
Shakopee, MN

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