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🖌 Worth a thousand words: 19th-century descriptions of Minnehaha Falls in winter

It's hard to put the splendor of a frozen Minnehaha Falls into words. But plenty have tried.

🖌 Worth a thousand words: 19th-century descriptions of Minnehaha Falls in winter
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🗓 Whenever Wherever: January events calendar

A good-faith attempt to round up every event in Longfellow this month.

🗓 Whenever Wherever: January events calendar
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🏃 Ed Kohler's year of 100 friendly jogs

Joining Ed Kohler — one of those people who seems to know everybody — on his quest to run with 100 different people in 2025.

🏃 Ed Kohler's year of 100 friendly jogs
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🪟 The Dorman Avenue window painter

Shawna Wolf paints a new window mural each month at 29th and Dorman.

🪟 The Dorman Avenue window painter
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🍰 Savory Bakehouse is moving to St. Paul

Details on the planned departure of the cult-loved bakery in the teeny-tiny space at 36th and Lake.

🍰 Savory Bakehouse is moving to St. Paul
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❄️ Mid-December rundown

Longfellow resident detained by ICE, plan approved for former Shower of Blessings Church, the tallest(?) tree in the neighborhood comes down, and much more.

❄️ Mid-December rundown
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🏡 Inside the briefly famous "1936 Insulite House"

Thousands of people filed through the house upon its completion, as it was opened to the public for seven straight days, nine hours a day.

🏡 Inside the briefly famous "1936 Insulite House"
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🗓 Whenever Wherever: December events calendar

Hundreds of events in the neighborhood this month.

🗓 Whenever Wherever: December events calendar
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🍂 Monthly miscellanea: November

A full-on cornucopia of neighborhood happenings this month.

🍂 Monthly miscellanea: November
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📌 Bulletin boards of Longfellow

After Milkweed's closure took one of the neighborhood's best bulletin boards with it, a look at 13 community boards still standing.

📌 Bulletin boards of Longfellow