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The Alamo House-Mpls
Alex Kuno
Amazon Bookstore Collective-Mpls
Founded in 1970, Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, Inc. is the oldest independent feminist bookstore in North America. The store is a worker-owned cooperative offering products and services that foster the strength, wisdom, beauty and diversity of women, girls, and their families.
Arise! Bookstore- 2441 Lyndale Ave S Mpls
Known as an activist information hub for the Twin Cities for over ten years, the Arise! Collective provides works of resistance by Marx and Engels to Audre Lorde, John Zerzan to bell hooks, Annie Sprinkle to Noam Chomsky. Arise! is open every day, 11 AM to 9 PM.
Art of This- 3506 Nicollet Ave S Mpls
ART OF THIS GALLERY curates socially relevant, new and experimental artworks on an on-going basis. The gallery is also available for forums of artistic community participation and discussion about art’s interaction
with society.
Bedlam Theater- 1501 S 6th St Mpls
Since 1993 Bedlam Theatre has been cranking out the livliest, grittiest, most wildly imaginative theater around. How! Through the blood, sweat and tears of endless numbers of amazing individuals.
Alex Kuno
Amazon Bookstore Collective-Mpls
Founded in 1970, Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, Inc. is the oldest independent feminist bookstore in North America. The store is a worker-owned cooperative offering products and services that foster the strength, wisdom, beauty and diversity of women, girls, and their families.
Arise! Bookstore- 2441 Lyndale Ave S Mpls
Known as an activist information hub for the Twin Cities for over ten years, the Arise! Collective provides works of resistance by Marx and Engels to Audre Lorde, John Zerzan to bell hooks, Annie Sprinkle to Noam Chomsky. Arise! is open every day, 11 AM to 9 PM.
Art of This- 3506 Nicollet Ave S Mpls
ART OF THIS GALLERY curates socially relevant, new and experimental artworks on an on-going basis. The gallery is also available for forums of artistic community participation and discussion about art’s interaction
with society.
Bedlam Theater- 1501 S 6th St Mpls
Since 1993 Bedlam Theatre has been cranking out the livliest, grittiest, most wildly imaginative theater around. How! Through the blood, sweat and tears of endless numbers of amazing individuals.
Castle Greyskull-Mpls
Extreme Noise- 407 West Lake St Mpls
Extreme Noise Records is a punk record co-operative serving the punk scene of Minneapolis and the Upper Midwest. Founded in 1994, Extreme Noise's staff is all-volunteer. All proceeds are re-invested into the store and other punk music projects.
FWD-MN: Federation of Workplace Democracies
The Grease Pit Bike Shop- 1507 S 6th St Mpls
Since 1998 Bedlam has housed the volunteer run, Do-It-Yourself, bicycle build & repair center. Now the Grease Pit is in the back of the Shop Building with a glorious patio directly accessible to the Bicycle Greenway.
Hard Times Cafe-1821 Riverside Ave, Mpls
Extreme Noise- 407 West Lake St Mpls
Extreme Noise Records is a punk record co-operative serving the punk scene of Minneapolis and the Upper Midwest. Founded in 1994, Extreme Noise's staff is all-volunteer. All proceeds are re-invested into the store and other punk music projects.
FWD-MN: Federation of Workplace Democracies
FWD-MN, pronounced "Forward Minnesota", is a federation of worker cooperatives, volunteer collectives, and democratically run non-profits in Minnesota.
The Grease Pit Bike Shop- 1507 S 6th St Mpls
Since 1998 Bedlam has housed the volunteer run, Do-It-Yourself, bicycle build & repair center. Now the Grease Pit is in the back of the Shop Building with a glorious patio directly accessible to the Bicycle Greenway.
Hard Times Cafe-1821 Riverside Ave, Mpls
Hub Bike Co-op- 301 Cedar Ave S., Mpls and 3020 Minnehaha Ave S., Mpls
Minneapolis Subterrestrial
Minnesota Center for Book Arts-Mpls
Peddling Records-Mpls
A label and distro hand delivering cassette tapes on a bike!
Minnesota Center for Book Arts-Mpls
Peddling Records-Mpls
A label and distro hand delivering cassette tapes on a bike!
The Pocketknife-Mpls
Profane Existence-Mpls
The Profane Existence Collective was formed in 1989 by a small group of young people with the common goal of contributing to build a stronger and more politically active punk rock movement. As a collective, they are a small group of individuals that have joined together our ideas and abilities to work on numerous projects as part of a single entity, in an overall struggle against tyranny and oppression. Thier politics are anti-state and anti-oppression (anarchist if you prefer) and thier community is from within the DIY ("Do It Yourself") punk rock movement. They publish Profane Existence Magazine.
RNC Welcoming Committee-Mpls
The RNC Welcoming Committee is an anarchist/anti-authoritarian organizing body formed to prepare for the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. The RNC-WC, composed primarily of Twin Cities-based anarchists and anti-authoritarians, will function as an informational clearinghouse and organize a spokescouncil for RNC resistance. They will coordinate logistics (food, housing, transportation), and engage in education and outreach.
Seward Cafe-2129 E Franklin Ave, Mpls
Sisters Camelot-3649 Chicago Ave S., Mpls
Sisters' Camelot is a collective working to create sustainability in the Twin Cities. By meeting everyone’s basic human needs (freely, with no strings attached) they move beyond survival and begin to recreate a healthy, glowing community. They drive around in a school bus converted into a vegetarian kitchen handing out free delicious food.
Stevens Square Center for the Arts-1905 3rd Ave S., Mpls
The Stevens Square Center for the Arts (SSCA) is a nonprofit, educational community arts center located in the Stevens Square neighborhood of Minneapolis. They rent artist studios, have art and music shows, host a zine library and the annual Twin Cities Zine Fest, as well as Humid Cities Distrobution. They also organize Red Hot Art.
Profane Existence-Mpls
The Profane Existence Collective was formed in 1989 by a small group of young people with the common goal of contributing to build a stronger and more politically active punk rock movement. As a collective, they are a small group of individuals that have joined together our ideas and abilities to work on numerous projects as part of a single entity, in an overall struggle against tyranny and oppression. Thier politics are anti-state and anti-oppression (anarchist if you prefer) and thier community is from within the DIY ("Do It Yourself") punk rock movement. They publish Profane Existence Magazine.
RNC Welcoming Committee-Mpls
The RNC Welcoming Committee is an anarchist/anti-authoritarian organizing body formed to prepare for the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. The RNC-WC, composed primarily of Twin Cities-based anarchists and anti-authoritarians, will function as an informational clearinghouse and organize a spokescouncil for RNC resistance. They will coordinate logistics (food, housing, transportation), and engage in education and outreach.
Seward Cafe-2129 E Franklin Ave, Mpls
Sisters Camelot-3649 Chicago Ave S., Mpls
Sisters' Camelot is a collective working to create sustainability in the Twin Cities. By meeting everyone’s basic human needs (freely, with no strings attached) they move beyond survival and begin to recreate a healthy, glowing community. They drive around in a school bus converted into a vegetarian kitchen handing out free delicious food.
Stevens Square Center for the Arts-1905 3rd Ave S., Mpls
The Stevens Square Center for the Arts (SSCA) is a nonprofit, educational community arts center located in the Stevens Square neighborhood of Minneapolis. They rent artist studios, have art and music shows, host a zine library and the annual Twin Cities Zine Fest, as well as Humid Cities Distrobution. They also organize Red Hot Art.
Tretter Collection in GLBT Studies-Elmer L. Anderson LIbrary, U of MN, 222 21st Ave S., Mpls
Twin Cities Avengers
The Twin Cities Avengers is a direct action group committed to queer women's survival, visibility and community. Thier aim is to dismantle patriarchy and other forms of oppression. In this effort they work to raise awareness within thier group and society about many issues including: gender oppression, heterocentrism, women's choice, capitalism, safer sex, struggles against war, racism, violence, and the environment as they relate to queer women locally and globally.
Twin Cities Avengers
The Twin Cities Avengers is a direct action group committed to queer women's survival, visibility and community. Thier aim is to dismantle patriarchy and other forms of oppression. In this effort they work to raise awareness within thier group and society about many issues including: gender oppression, heterocentrism, women's choice, capitalism, safer sex, struggles against war, racism, violence, and the environment as they relate to queer women locally and globally.
Twin Cities IWW-Mpls
The Twin Cities General Membership Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World includes workers from around the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. As workers in different industries, they organize to establish control over acceptable working standards – fair wages and working conditions, job security, dignity, and respect. Their branch is actively building a network of solidarity where members look out for each other no matter what.
Twin Cities Trans March
The Trans March is an independent, DIY, community event. They work to: demonstrate that they are a significant and growing portion of the LGBTIQ community, increase visibility and presence both within and outside of this community and build connections among FTM, MTF, crossdressers, transvestites, drag queens, drag kings, transsexuals, travesti, genderqueers, two spirit, intersex, those with other labels for themselves and no labels for themselves, those who see gender as having more than two options, and those who live between the existing options, not to mention a million other objectives.
The Twin Cities General Membership Branch of the Industrial Workers of the World includes workers from around the greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area. As workers in different industries, they organize to establish control over acceptable working standards – fair wages and working conditions, job security, dignity, and respect. Their branch is actively building a network of solidarity where members look out for each other no matter what.
Twin Cities Trans March
The Trans March is an independent, DIY, community event. They work to: demonstrate that they are a significant and growing portion of the LGBTIQ community, increase visibility and presence both within and outside of this community and build connections among FTM, MTF, crossdressers, transvestites, drag queens, drag kings, transsexuals, travesti, genderqueers, two spirit, intersex, those with other labels for themselves and no labels for themselves, those who see gender as having more than two options, and those who live between the existing options, not to mention a million other objectives.
Two Pines-Mpls
They are a house that has shows in the basement and upstairs. Acoustic and electric.
Quatrefoil Library-St. Paul, MN
A GLBT community lending library
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