“Though I do not believe that a plant will spring up where no seed has been, I have great faith in a seed.” -Henry David Thoreau.
This issue is filled with stories about the seeds of local ideas from which great things have sprung!
Due to the extenuating circumstances in our community during the creation of this issue, please note that some events/dates and even some business operations may have changed since these pages went to print.
The Edina Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual gala in February. The evening included entertainment, food, cocktails and a silent auction to benefit the organization’s local mission.
Story-telling and live music from community members and local professional artists in January inspired lots of warm feelings during the depths of winter.
We asked Molly Andresen, a photographer with a small business focused on families and weddings, to tell us about her photo titled “Baseball High Five.”
New Indian restaurant fuses modernity with authenticity.
After years in corporate retail, local couple Casey and Jamie Carl decided to open their own shop, Serge + Jane.
When one local couple couldn't find what they were looking for on the housing market, they bought a rambler in Edina and enlisted City Homes to remodel it for "right-size" living.
Edina’s Brad and Heather Fox of Fox Homes and HGTV’s Stay or Sell are expanding their brand to include a retail space at 44th and France that once housed Linhoff Photo.
With four floors, 45 units and 6,500 square feet of restaurant and retail space, The Lorient won’t be like any place you see in Uptown, on Excelsior or on Grand.
The Riveter co-workspace is "built by women for everyone."
Boutique-yoga studio seeks to elevate daily living.
When Nathalie Carrigan and her husband bought a house three years ago, it had a large open wall where Carrigan wanted to hang a piece of art. She studied studio art in college and thought maybe she could create something suitable for the space.
At the Memory Cafe, senior community members living with memory impairment and their caregivers can mingle with others in similar situations.
These homemade snacks are perfect for stocking the pantry.
For all of you holding down the fort at home, it’s time to put down the “To-Do List” and start acting on a “For-You List.”
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