Minneapolis has launched the Cultural Districts Arts Fund, distributing $690,000 in awards to local artists and organizations across seven cultural districts.

The City of Blaine announced the winners of its Impressions of Blaine Summer Photo Contest, showcasing local photographic talent and celebrating the community's summer memories.

The City of Ramsey announces its 2024 Photo Contest, inviting residents to submit photographs that may be featured in city publications and social media.

The Plymouth Artisan Market will take place on November 23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering local handcrafted items and live music at Plymouth Community Center.

The Cultivate Arts Celebration in Brooklyn Park will feature local arts, food, and performances on October 24th, hosted by North Hennepin Community College.

Eden Prairie Art Center announces art classes for all ages this fall, with registration required, offering activities from pottery to painting and including a free adult open house event.

Winners of the Minnetonka Annual Photo Contest have been announced, with stunning visuals capturing the city's landscapes, wildlife, lifestyle, and unique character across various categories.

Coon Rapids, MN is hosting a poster contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote Fire Prevention Week, focusing on the importance of functioning smoke alarms.

The 'Business of Art' program in Maple Grove Government Center collaborates with the Maple Grove Arts Center to transform their lobby into a gallery for local artists' work.

Winners of the Eden Prairie 2024 Community Photo Contest were announced, with Sheri Sanasac's "Blue Heron Breakfast" taking the lead. The contest featured local photographic talent and celebrated the city's natural scenery.

The Metropolitan Council engaged artists to gather public input on the Imagine 2050 guide through art projects during events to integrate community dreams into regional development.

The Coon Rapids Fire Department is holding its annual Fire Prevention Poster Contest for 4th and 5th graders to promote smoke alarm awareness through art.

Minneapolis has awarded $690,000 in grants to local artists and cultural institutions in its seven cultural districts, supporting diverse creative projects and community engagement.