Kitchen in the Market Wins Twin Cities Small Business of the Year
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 March out of Winter with Midtown Farmers Market! Join us for our final Celebrate Winter in the City event on Sunday, March 25 from 11am-3pm as we partner with Midtown Farmers Market. Food Truck Fix is back as well with great brunch items for sale by local Food TrucksGai Gai Thai and House of Hunger from 11am-2pm at Kitchen in the Market. Children's healthy food activities will beprovided by FriendChip Farm! Parents and kids, join in on the fun. Enjoy the Nutrition Toss, Veggie Hopscotch, and Spin the Tail on the Cow. Take a break at the Farm's Kitchen Table and read one of the Counting Chef's Big Books of Rhyme with a Recipe to your child. The FriendChip Farm provides educational fun to help your child make healthy food choices! (Ages 3-8, Parent must remain with child.) As a special treat, we will also host a performance by the Calvary Baptist Church Choir from 12:30pm-1pm! | |
 The Happiest Hour of Your Work Week! Make plans to spend March 15 from 6-7pm at Kitchen in the Market with their Happier Hour series. March's theme is Global Wine + Local Cheese and KITM partners with MGM's local meat anc cheese specialty grocery Grassroots Gourmet pairing delicious local cheeses with wine selections from around the world!  For more information and to register, please visit www.bookwhen.com/kitm. Please note, payment online or via telephone is REQUIRED to secure your place; an invoice will be emailed to you.
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Well Seasoned will be opened by Nick Miller, former partner in Happy Gnome and current co-owner of Buster's on 28th and The Hanger Room in Willernie. The new spot will be a beer-influenced American bistro with the kitchen run by former Buster's chef, Evan Connolly.
From the Midtown Global Market newsletter:
November means cold weather, giving thanks, and trying to avoid the white stuff falling from the sky. At Midtown Global Market, November also means the Global Chili Cook-Off! Join us for the 5th Annual Global Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, November 12 from 12pm-2pm.
10 MGM restaurants are competing for bragging rights over the best tasting chili in the Market and YOU get to decide who wins. A $3 donation is suggested to participate and you will receive a wrist band, a spoon and a ballot before sampling the delicious chilis from around the Market. Look for the yellow balloons at participating restaurants.
All proceeds will benefit the Youth Farm and Market Project. This program provides year-round leadership education to local youths ages 9-18, where students learn the process of planting, growing, preparing and selling food. For more information on the Youth Farm, please visit www.youthfarm.net.
As part of a campaign to discuss the concept of Enough-What is enough? Who has enough? Access to Enough for All - Local artists and A Minnesota Without Poverty,the Jewish Community Relations Counciland Mount Olive Lutheran Church, have come together to create The Art Shoppe at Midtown Global Market.
The artists working at The Art Shoppe at Midtown Global Market are professional artists who share their experiences with poverty through their artwork. All money generated from the shop goes to the artists and works toward ending poverty in Minnesota by 2020.
The Art Shoppe at Midtown Global Market
920 E. Lake Street
Minneapolis, MN 55407
Mihailo Temali and Neighborhood Development Center
