Logan Park Public Safety Meeting
Thursday, November 3, 6pm at Logan Park

LPNA has invited Council Member Payne and representatives from the Minneapolis Police Department 2nd Precinct to a special meeting on 11/3 to address recent events on Adams Street NE.

The meeting is at 6pm, in person at the park building.

If you have questions or concerns, please attend this meeting.  

In the spring of 2022, Beltrami, Logan Park, Northeast Park, and St. Anthony East Neighborhood Associations created a committee to explore options for future collaboration.  With increased expectations from the city and anticipated funding decreases, our neighborhood organizations view collaboration as necessary to be sustainable and effective. 

Each neighborhood is hosting a meeting in October 2022 to share a presentation and recommendation about what a merged organization looks like. Feel free to join any meeting to learn more.

Northeast Neighbor Merger Meetings:

Thursday, October 13 6:30pm – 7:30pm
Headflyer Brewing 861 East Hennepin Ave
Hosted by Beltrami Neighborhood Council

Saturday, October 15 from 10:00 –  11:30am
Virtual Meeting (us02web.zoom.us/j/88138342350)
Hosted by St. Anthony East Neighborhood Association

Wednesday, October 19 from 7:00pm – 8:30pm
At Logan Park 690 13th Ave. NE
Hosted by Logan Park Neighborhood Association

Thursday, October 20 from 6:30 – 8:00pm
Virtual Meeting (https://us06web.zoom.us/j/97345512604)
Hosted by Northeast Park Neighborhood Association

After attending a meeting, attendees will be asked to fill out a survey to provide input on this big decision. If you are unable to attend one of these meetings, you can review the presentation and additional information at: www.tinyurl.com/4cornerscollab.

With your feedback each neighborhood organization will discuss whether or not to pursue merging with the other organizations by Spring 2023.

Questions? Email [email protected].

The Logan Park Neighborhood Board of Directors submitted a letter of support for the Northrup King Building Development. View the Northrup King Building Presentation.

Northrup King Residential Subdivision Project Plans

Northrup King Residential is an adaptive reuse project of historic industrial buildings located within the intersection of the Northeast Arts District and a historic industrial corridor. The project will redevelop three vacant buildings into 84 units of affordable housing, ranging from 30% – 80% AMI, for low-income artists and their families, and 8,120 square feet of commercial space for creative businesses. Unit mix includes 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom units. Residential units will be designed with open layouts, durable surfaces, large doors, wide hallways and many with high ceilings and large windows to accommodate a variety of creative activities, all while preserving historic elements of the buildings. Units will be available to income-qualifying artists.

These buildings will require substantial renovation of windows, flooring, plumbing, electrical, heating, and elevators to be occupiable. Additional site work needs include environmental remediation, infrastructure improvements to the water and sewer utilities, and storm drainage systems for the parking lots. Project plans also include community gathering areas, outdoor programmable arts engagement, plaza and walking trails, pedestrian and bike connections, and child play areas. No new buildings will be constructed as a part of this development.

The six currently occupied buildings are home to over 300 artists, small businesses and non-profit organizations.  These buildings will be maintained as their current use. Three buildings on the northwest corner of the property are currently unoccupied. Artspace is exploring several light-industrial and creative sector uses for these buildings. Ultimately, Artspace plans to identify tenants with significant square footage needs (10,000sf+) to fully activate all floors and complement the improvements and activation elsewhere on the campus.

NKB Project

Logan Park Clean Sweep
Saturday September 17, 2022  9am – Noon
Email [email protected] to volunteer!

Volunteers meet at Logan Park on Saturday September 17 at 8:45 am.

Join us for Indeed We Can!
Indeed Brewing has once again graciously chosen one night to donate proceeds to LPNA through the Indeed We Can fundraiser program.

Indeed We Can for Logan Park
Indeed Brewery, Logan Park Minneapolis
Wednesday, August 10, 3-11pm
Bar Bingo is back! Bingo starts at 6pm.

Prizes include gift cards from:

Earl Giles Distillery
The Mill NE
MN Nice Cream
Eastside Food Co-op
Bodies by Burgoon
Ideal Diner
Craftmade Aprons

Grand Prize
Courtesy of Hillcrest Development:

2 Minnesota Twins Tickets
Twins vs Red Sox Game
August 31, 2022
Champion Club Seats + Parking

Earl Giles Distillery Public Hearing

The City of Minneapolis is hosting a public meeting to gather public opinion and solicit comments regarding the application from Earl Giles Distillery ( 1325 Quincy Street) for an On-Sale Liquor, General Entertainment with Sunday sales, Off Sale Spirits  license.  If approved, they intend to operate a facility where they manufacture everything from the spirits to the syrups used to make beverages.  They will also offer food and tours of the 17,500 sq. ft. space.  Seating will be available for 225 patrons inside and 85 patrons outside. Hours of Operation are Sun 11:00am – 9:00pm, Tues-Thurs 4pm – 10pm, Fri 4pm –12am, and Sat 11am –12am.

Public Hearing Details: Tuesday, Jul 12, 20221:30 PM Business, Inspections, Housing & Zoning Committee Location: Room 317, City Hall  350 S. 5th St., Minneapolis, MN 55415. You can also submit comments to inspector Kristina Stichter at [email protected] or 612-673-2593, 505 4th Ave S, Room 220, Minneapolis MN, 55415.

At the June 1, 2022 LPNA Board meeting, the LPNA Board voted to write a letter of support for the Earl Giles Distillery on Quincy Street

Earl Giles Support Letter from the LPNA Board of Directors:

Dear CPED, 

Earl Giles Distillery is planning to open a distillery, bar, and event space during the summer of 2022. 

We support Earl Giles efforts to open their business as planned in Logan Park Neighborhood.  The Earl Giles team began communicating with Logan Park in 2019 and most recently attended the LPNA Annual meeting in May of 2022.  Earl Giles Manager and Logan Park resident,  Aja Jones, has recently joined the LPNA board.   

We acknowledge their willingness to engage the neighborhood and appreciate that their operating hours are within an appropriate range.  Earl Giles does not face any residential buildings and management expressed a commitment to noise management.

We appreciate our new partnership with Earl Giles and look forward to future opportunities to partner on Quincy and Monroe Street improvements.

Sincerely, 
Logan Park Neighborhood Association Board of Directors

June 1, 2022

Join the Christ Family Center for their 2022 Family Fun Festival. 

Saturday July 16, 2022 at 12pm

697 13th Ave NE Minneapolis MN 55413. FREE.

How do you use Hwy 47/University Ave. and Hwy 65/Central Ave ?

The project team is approaching a key point in MnDOT’s Hwy 47/Hwy 65 study, an effort that will create a shared community vision for improvements that are needed most on Hwy 47/University Avenue and Hwy 65/Central Avenue.

At our June meeting, the team will bring us up to speed on the study progress, discuss interim projects planned for University and Central Avenues, and answer any questions you might have. The study can be viewed online at talk.dot.state.mn.us/hwy-47-hwy-65-study.

Take the Logan Park Equity Engagement Survey!

The Logan Park Neighborhood wants to hear from you!

We are seeking feedback to host equitable and inclusive events and activities that better meet the needs of our neighbors. If you live or work in the Logan Park Neighborhood, please consider taking the survey!

On May 14, 2022, raffle tickets for a Ryobi Battery Powered Lawn Mower (value $250.00) may be purchased from 9am-12pm during the Logan Park Tool Swap for $5 each. (690 13th Ave NE)

Cash or Check (payable to Logan Park Neighborhood Association) only. Winner announced May 14, 2022 12pm. LPNA will contact the winner on May 14, 2022 and announce publicly. Need not be present to win. Must be 18 or older to purchase tickets and win prize.

LPNA Annual Meeting, May 18, 2022 7pm

Meet us in-person at the Logan Park Pavilion
690 13th Ave NE, Minneapolis MN 55413
Bring a chair or a blanket!

In case of inclement weather, the meeting will move to Zoom.
Join our email list or follow us on Facebook for meeting updates.

Agenda: Board Elections,  Updates from Council Member Elliot Payne,
and Minneapolis Climate Action

NOTE: The public is welcome at all LPNA meetings. All meetings are accessible and requests for special accommodations at LPNA meetings may be made by contacting us no less than one week prior to the event. Please contact LPNA with specific requests.

Are you or someone you know passionate about neighborhood engagement? To nominate a neighbor or yourself, email [email protected].

Tell us why the nominee would be a great candidate for the board. Elections will be held at the annual meeting on Wednesday, May 18, 2022. Nominations will be accepted up until the call for a vote. We will have 8 seats up for election with term lengths of 1, 2, or 3 years.

Logan Park Garden Tool Swap – May 14, 2022 9am -12pm
Logan Park Neighborhood Association is partnering again with the City of Minneapolis to host the Garden Tool Swap. On Saturday, May 14, 2022 from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., neighbors can bring any unwanted garden and yard tools (shovels, trowels, rakes, etc.), pots and planters, gardening and plant books, garden art and décor, bird houses/feeders, gloves, potting mixes, seeds, etc. to the Garden Tool Swap.

Items not allowed include: chemicals of any kind (chemical fertilizers, pesticides, weed killers, bug killers, etc.), mowers or power tools, broken items, items too large to carry (like ladders) and used soil from yard or garden (pots must be empty). Solid Waste & Recycling will handle the disposal of any unusable items.

LPNA Shelter Initiative Final Report 1.11.2022

The LPNA Shelter Initiative final report is now available. View the report here.

Join us for hot chocolate and cookies in the park Sunday December 19, 2021 from 2pm-4pm at the pavilion.

Lights of Logan Contest: Have your festive lights on by 5pm to be considered for judging.  Winners will be announced in the January newsletter.

Mural Celebration Event
New murals are complete at Beltrami Park, Logan Park, and Northeast Park! Join the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB), BNC, LPNA, NEPNA, and your Northeast neighbors and public art appreciators for a Grand Unveiling Event at Northeast Park on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2-4 pm!

The event will feature live music, entertainment, food, and drink for everyone to enjoy!  The celebration will be held next to the mural painted on the exterior of the restroom building along 14th Avenue NE, between Pierce and Buchanan Streets NE.

About the Murals

The murals were designed and painted by Northeast Minneapolis-based Creatives After Curfew. Artists include Maiya Lea Hartman, Leslie Barlow, Maria Robinson, Clau Valentino, Silent Fox, Thomasina Topbear (City Mischief), with coordination by Taylan De Johnette and Tricia Heuring.

Details were based on community engagement done by the artists and neighborhood organizations. Each mural highlights people, diversity, equity and inclusion in Northeast Minneapolis, while reflecting the identity, personality and uniqueness of each neighborhood. MPRB staff applied an anti-graffiti coating on top of the murals after they were completed.

Logan Park mural is located on the south-facing wall of Logan Recreation Center. Sponsored, funded and maintained by Logan Park Neighborhood Association.

Beltrami Park mural is located on the north-facing wall of the main park building, next to the playground and wading pool. Sponsored, funded and maintained by Beltrami Neighborhood Council.

Northeast Athletic Field Park mural is located on the restroom building just north of 14th Avenue NE, between two baseball fields. The design wraps around all four exterior walls. Sponsored, funded and maintained by Northeast Park Neighborhood Association.

Indeed We Can for LPNA! Join us Wednesday, November 3 at Indeed Brewing Company to fundraise for Logan Park Neighborhood Association! Wednesday November 3, 2021  3pm -11pm Indeed Brewing 711 15th Ave NE, Minneapolis, MN 55413 Learn More about Indeed We Can

Join us on Wednesday October 13 from 6pm-7:30pm at the Logan Park
Performance Pavilion! We will celebrate our donors and volunteers with
treats from MN Nice Cream and music from the Southside Aces.

CleanSweep is Back! September 18, 2021 9AM-NOON
Logan Park Neighborhood Association has held a neighborhood CleanSweep almost every year for a quarter of a century. After last year’s hiatus, we’re back at it! And we need your help! Join us Saturday, September 18 from 9AM to noon. It’s sure to be a fun, community event that truly makes a difference!  Plan to wear light or brightly colored, protective clothing as well as gloves and hard-soled shoes with good ankle support. Sunscreen is encouraged as we’ll be outside for the duration of the CleanSweep. A long-sleeved top and long pants are recommended.

The Minneapolis CleanSweep program is a partnership effort between Solid Waste and Recycling and the Logan Park community to help clean up your neighborhood. The entire community can clean out garages, sheds, attics, basements, yards, alleyways and boulevards leaving your area sparkling! Leave your items for pick up in your normal refuse area by 9AM on September 18.

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS include: arm chair, ashes-cold (double bag), clothing (unusable rags) couch, (under 50% metal – no hide-a-bed), carpet, dresser, end table, food scraps furniture parts, glass-broken (double bag, paper, then plastic), household garbage, litter, pet droppings (double bagged), polystyrene foam, saw dust (double bagged), storm doors-wood, venetian blinds, wood storm windows, wood chairs, wood table.

We need volunteers!  Volunteers should meet at the Logan Park Performance Pavilion at 8:45 am on September 18th.  Volunteers will be provided coffee,donuts, and lunch!

There’s A New Performance Pavilion in the Park!
If you’ve been by Logan Park recently, you’ve noticed something different: a brand-new performance pavilion! The pavilion has been three years in the making, and on Sunday, August 22, 2021 volunteers from the neighborhood, Spark-Y, and members of the Edison High School football team came together to help hoist the massive timbers into place. The timber framed structure will provide space for outdoor gatherings as well as stage performances in the park. Participants and spectators for the many athletic events and activities in Logan Park will also be able to enjoy the pavilion as a gathering area.

Funding for the pavilion was provided by NRP funds, Elim Church, People for Parks, local businesses, and individual donations. This project would not have been possible without numerous, dedicated volunteers and the following community partners: Clark Bremer, Jon Duesman (MPRB), Carrie Christensen (MPRB), Pat Vogel, Mike Ferrin, Kevin Reich,  Mike Vennewitz, Spark-Y Youth Labs (Miranda Wood, Tatiana Hakanson, Sam Menzies), David Salzar and the Edison Football Team. Additional recognition to be made in the October 2021 newsletter.

We are still accepting donations (any amount helps) to help offset the increased costs.
LPNA is a 501c3. Donations are tax-deductible.

Donate to the Pavilion Fund