Monthly Community Board Meeting
Every 2nd Thursday of the month, 6:00-7:45 pm
River Hub at Graco Park, 15 8th Ave NE
PROGRAMMING 2026
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Zootopia at Dickman Park
Nick and Judy are coming to Dickman Park! Movie Night is July 2 and Zootopia starts at sundown. Pack a blanket, bring your favorite friend, and come make some summer memories!
Thursday, July 2, sundown in Dickman Park.
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FREE Yoga at Dickman Park
Roll up with your mat (or a towel, we don't judge), drag your favorite humans along, and pack a water bottle — because STAWNO and Yoga Garden MPLS are blessing Dickman Park NE with a FREE outdoor yoga sesh. Fresh air, good energy, zero excuses.
Tuesdays, 6:30 pm, July 7 - August 25.
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Safety Walk Club
Be a part of our new Safety Walk Club! T-shirts will be provided. Well-behaved dogs welcome.
Meet your neighbors and explore & learn about our neighborhood.
Email neighbors@stawno.org for more info.
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Community Cleanup Days
Join us every third Saturday from June through September, 10am–12pm! Volunteer your morning, enjoy a free breakfast and coffee, and be part of something good in the neighborhood.
Sign up today!
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2nd Annual NE Pickleball Tournament
TBD / Check back soon!
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NE Farmers Market!
Saturdays
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
May 9 through October 10
Rain or shineSt. Boniface Church Parking Lot, 629 NE 2nd St, Minneapolis, MN 55413
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Adopt-a-Drain
Call to Environmental Action: River pollution challenge!
Join us in helping keep clean the water that runs to our Mississippi River. Sing up today to Adopt-a-Drain on your street!
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The Saint Anthony West Neighborhood Organization stands in opposition to the actions of ICE as they spread fear and violence in our communities. We mourn the loss of Renee Nicole Macklin Good and of our immigrant neighbors who have died in detention or been forcibly removed from their homes. In recent weeks, the influx of federal agencies—including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and Customs and Border Protection (CBP)—has instilled fear in our neighbors, caused businesses to suffer, and led to violence in our streets.
We are a neighborhood with a rich immigrant history and know first-hand that diversity and a shared sense of belonging is what makes STAWNO, our city, and our state a great place. No one should be profiled, questioned, or detained based on how they look, how they speak, or where they come from.
As a 501(c)(3), our mission is to make Saint Anthony West a great place to live, work, and play by encouraging widespread citizen participation in all areas affecting our community. We encourage you to stand up and support your neighbors, know your rights, and make a plan. Learn more about available resources and opportunities to help
Saint Anthony West Neighborhood Organization Statement on recent Federal Activity.
