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Minneapolis
ArtiCulture
ARTrageous
Beadhive
Clay Square
Ingebretsen’s
Leonardo’s Basement
The Linden Tree
The Loft Literary Center
Mercury Mosiacs
Minnesota Center for Book Arts
Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association
Northern Clay Center
Protek Glass
Simply Jane
Textile Center
Woodland Indian Crafts
beaches
Cedar Lake East: 21st St W and Upton S
Cedar Lake Point: 2100 Cedar Lake Pkwy
Cedar Lake South: Cedar Lake Pkwy
Lake Calhoun 32nd Beach: 3200 E Calhoun Pkwy
Lake Calhoun North: 2710 W Lake St
Lake Calhoun Thomas: 3700 Thomas Ave S
Lake Harriet North: 4101 Lake Harriet Pkwy E
Lake Harriet Southeast: 4740 Lake Harriet Pkwy E
Lake Hiawatha: 4500 28th Ave S
Lake Nokomis 50th Street: 5000 Nokomis Pkwy E
Lake Nokomis Main: 5001 Lake Nokomis Pkwy W
Theodore Wirth Lake: 3200 Glenwood Ave N

Birchbark Books & Native Arts
The Bookhouse in Dinkytown
Creative Kidstuff
Dream Haven Books 
Eat My Words
James & Mary Laurie Booksellers
Magers & Quinn Booksellers
Moon Palace Books
University of Minnesota Bookstores
Wild Rumpus


bowling, 43
breweries, 11–13
city parks and trails, 50
city tours, 57
comedy clubs, 45
cultural centers / festivals, 7–8, 21
farmer's markets, 13
galleries / gardens, 22, 23
Grand Rounds, 37
hiking, 42
historical attractions, 24, 25, 58
The Hitching Company, 49, 57
ice cream/frozen yogurt, 14, 15
indoor fun, 45-47
libraries, 27
Minneapolis Queen, 49, 57
movie theaters / movies, 48
museums, 24, 25, 58
orchards/nurseries, 16, 17
Paradise Charter Cruises 
performing arts, 30—33
Riddle Room, 49
science, 34
Sierra Club North Star Chapter, 29
skating, 51, 53
skyway guide, 42
spectator sports, 56
transportation, 58
Warehouse Winery, 18
water fun, 55, 56
winter fun, 52–53, 54
youth organizations, 9

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