Every Lowry Hill News story tagged The Wedge.

The Lowry Hill East Neighborhood Association holds its Mega Mueller Market on Saturday, June 6, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mueller Park, the centerpiece of a summer calendar the volunteer-run group is again staffing with neighbors.

With vehicle crime making up two-thirds of recent reports in the Wedge, the 5th Precinct's crime-prevention specialist is steering residents toward an old neighborhood tool: the block club.

The Burnham Road bridge in Kenwood reopened after a two-day closure that began June 2, while crews continue a concrete-street rehabilitation on Sheridan Avenue South, 21st Street West and part of 24th Street West.

A handful of small businesses keep the former Calhoun Square lit and open while Doran Companies prepares to demolish the southern half of the Uptown block and build apartments.

A September 2025 MinnPost commentary argues that Hennepin County's proposed reconstruction of Lyndale Avenue, the Wedge's eastern edge, falls short for people who walk and bike and should be changed before it is locked in.

Minneapolis will station as many as eight unarmed community safety ambassadors in Uptown starting Nov. 8, extending a program that spent its first season on East Lake Street and East Franklin Avenue.

With Hennepin Avenue's new protected bikeway open on the Wedge's western edge, the fight over Lyndale Avenue on the eastern edge will decide whether the neighborhood gets a matching lane.

More than 100 residents and business owners packed a future restaurant space near Lake Street and Hennepin Avenue for a meeting on Uptown safety and livability, organized by the Uptown Association and the newly formed group Uptown United.

The Lowry Hill East Neighborhood Association honors residents by name at its annual meeting, recognizing volunteers for contributions that otherwise go unrecorded.

The neighborhood association's annual meeting includes a ceremony recognizing standout community contributions.

Thefts from parked vehicles dominated the property-crime reports logged in and around Lowry Hill East this spring, according to Minneapolis Police Department incident data.

The LHENA Food Share, run entirely by volunteers, distributes free groceries to more than 100 households each month at SpringHouse Ministries on Lyndale.

Recent property-crime reports near the Wedge run heavily to vehicle thefts and break-ins, drawn from Minneapolis police incident data.

Auto thefts and break-ins clustered on the 1800 block of Girard Avenue South and the 2700 block of Irving Avenue South in late May.

A block-level look at recent property-crime reports in and around Lowry Hill East (the Wedge), drawn from Minneapolis Police incident data for the 5th Precinct.

Unlimited Arts, Apparel & Accessories, a streetwear shop at 1936 Lyndale Ave. S., hosts a free monthly Uptown Makers Market with food trucks and more than 20 artisans and vendors.

A block-by-block summary of recent property-crime reports near Lowry Hill East, drawn from Minneapolis Police Department incident data, where motor-vehicle theft dominates.

LHENA's volunteer-run Food Share distributes free groceries to more than 100 households a month at SpringHouse Ministries on Lyndale Avenue South.

The Wedge's annual fundraiser blends a swap meet, farmers market and art market.

Thefts of motor-vehicle parts, the category that includes catalytic converters, have recurred across the Wedge and East Isles this spring, with cases logged on Girard, Humboldt and Mount Curve avenues.

Italian Eatery and its sister spot Un Dito closed in south Minneapolis in 2024, and the space has since reopened as ie by Travail.

An Asian street-food night market pairs food stalls with lanterns on the water.

The Broder family will not reopen Terzo, its Italian restaurant and wine bar at 50th and Penn in Minneapolis, after a February water main break flooded the building.

Several tenants on the 2500 block of Aldrich Avenue South reported missing mail in one week.

The Minneapolis Pops Orchestra kicks off its run on the last weekend of June.

Weekend programs run through the back half of June and into July.

An owner heard sawing on the 2300 block of Bryant Avenue South and found the converter gone.

The school at 1200 West 26th Street carries the community-school tradition.

A handgun was among items taken in a vehicle break-in on the 2300 block of Bryant Avenue South.

The neighborhood northwest of the lakes builds out a season of gatherings.

A local school turns a community market into a fundraising day.

The Saturday market runs from May into late October.

An ambitious Uptown restaurant that took over the former Pinoli space closes almost as fast as it arrived.

A delivery left in a shared entry on the 2000 block of Colfax Avenue South vanished within the hour.

An SUV on the 2400 block of Bryant Avenue South lost its catalytic converter, the owner reported.
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