A brand new part-Native owned and operated coffee shop is now open in north Minneapolis, off I-94 (on the corner of 42nd and Lyndale). The 42nd Avenue Station will feature open-mic night’s as well free music in the evenings. They also have room for business meetings, light lunches, and other group gatherings. Owners are Robert Rice and Geno Gelhaye. 4171 Lyndale Avenue N., Minneapolis, MN. For more information, call 612-845-8124 or 612-710-8177.
By Miiskogihmiiwan P.C. Wildfires continue to burn across eastern Washington, destroying hundreds of homes and forcing more than 60,000 people to evacuate from Spokane County. Officials have confirmed more than 700 structures have been destroyed, with that number expected to rise as damage assessments continue. Firefighters remain focused on protecting homes and communities while battling […]
By Miiskogihmiiwan P.C. Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center in St. Paul will be filled with music, storytelling, and community this weekend with two special events celebrating Indigenous creativity. Rock the Rez returns to the Twin Cities for its 2026 tour, hosting its second summer camp in the area from July 27–31 at Indigenous Roots. The […]
By Miiskogihmiiwan P.C One of the world’s most popular horror video games is making history with the introduction of its first canonically Indigenous character. Dead by Daylight recently introduced Shane “Giiwewigaabaw” Wiigwaas, an Anishinaabe Survivor featured in Chapter 40.5: The Life Road. Shane is a defense attorney from the fictional Glass River First Nation whose […]
