Residence 20B

White oak millwork and a generous great room bring warmth to Residence 20B, while expansive windows keep the river and skyline in view, all day long. With two bedrooms, a private study lined in floor-to-ceiling white oak shelving — perfect for reading, relaxing, or work — and the privacy and elevated service of ELEVEN, this is a home designed to be enjoyed while you’re home and trusted while you’re away.

Residence 3204

Thirty-two floors up, Residence 3204 is filled with light and natural texture. Floor-to-ceiling glass draws the eye down Washington Avenue and over the Warehouse District, and a kitchen wrapped in white oak grounds the home in something warm and tactile. The real delight is in the details — a home full of hidden gems, down to a peekaboo window set inside the custom-built closet. With the dining, wellness, and five-star service of the Four Seasons just downstairs, every day comes with a little hotel magic.

Saffron

Chef Sameh Wadi’s celebrated Saffron has returned after nearly a decade, this time in the former Young Joni space in Northeast Minneapolis. The new chapter explores cooking through live fire, regional spices, and thoughtful connections to Minnesota ingredients.

Lonely’s Bar

Lonely’s brings new life to the former Pracna on Main space in the heart of St. Anthony Main, inside a riverfront building dating back to 1890. Original brick, stained glass, chandeliers, and old photographs give it the feeling of a bar that has been there for decades, while thoughtful updates keep it firmly in the present. It’s nostalgic without feeling themed, and already feels comfortably at home along one of the city’s most beautiful and historic stretches.

Company Bar

Formerly Petite León, Company Bar brings a more relaxed neighborhood feel to its Kingfield address. Expect unfussy cocktails, approachable plates, and the return of the beloved León burger. Polished but not precious, this is definitely on our list of must-tries.

Bathhouse

Hailing from New York, Bathhouse broke ground this week in Minneapolis. The social wellness concept is planning a major North Loop location with hot and cold pools, saunas, steam rooms, massage treatments, and a heated rooftop pool designed to stay open through winter.

At roughly 45,000 square feet, it’s a significant addition to the neighborhood and another sign that wellness is becoming a big part of how we think about city living. Opening is currently anticipated in 2027.

Paris Couture at Mia

Opening October 4, Paris Couture brings more than 80 haute couture masterpieces from the Palais Galliera to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Dior, Balenciaga, Schiaparelli, Grès, and other defining names are represented in an exhibition that treats couture as both craftsmanship and art. On view through January 17, 2027.

Twin Cities Marathon

From October 2 through 4, runners, spectators, and enthusiastic sign-makers will take over the streets for one of the city’s best fall weekends. The marathon begins Sunday morning in downtown Minneapolis before circling the lakes, crossing the Mississippi, and finishing at the State Capitol.

* Plan ahead: expect road closures across downtown Minneapolis, the parkways, and the State Capitol area October 2–5.

Owámni: Falling Water Festival

On October 10 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mill Ruins Park hosts this free celebration of Indigenous Minnesota cultures. Set beside the Mississippi at St. Anthony Falls, the afternoon brings together music, art, food, and community in one of the city’s most historically significant places.