17 – 8th Ave. So., Hopkins. 1969: Dancing to the Sociables. 1970: Live music and entertainment (and art) in the Gallery Room; vocalize and fraternize in the tuneful Blue Note piano lounge. Still there in 1974. A 2001 article says … Continue reading →
111 So. 6th Street in Minneapolis, was described as a popular place for “young swingers” in 1965.
Continue reading →383 Michigan Street, St. Paul: The historic Česko-Slovanský Podporující Spolek (C.S.P.S.) Hall has been the home of Czech and Slovak Sokol Minnesota (Sokol MN) since 1879, and the focal point for its activities in St. Paul since the current building … Continue reading →
This venue was located at 770 E. Seventh Street (at Eichenwald) in St. Paul. In April 1906 the Dayton’s Bluff Commercial Club moved into what had been the Mayhall residence. It was described as “an imposing brick and stone mansion.” … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →The Cabooze is located at 917 Cedar Ave. on the West Bank. John Hanson talks about the mural he painted for the Joint and the Cabooze: On this day, 42 years ago – August 10th, 1974, I completed my … Continue reading →
320-322 Cedar Ave. So. is an apartment building (or series of buildings) built in 1901. It was the home of music venues including: Stephano’s The (New) Holland Cafe Caesar’s The Unicorn STEFANO’S An August 1959 rundown of dining … Continue reading →
602 Lyndale Ave. No. Advertised as “Something Different” in September 1938, with “Chinese Foods and Good Entertainment.” Also see Club Delissa.
Continue reading →1329 So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis. Opened September 17, 1939, owned by Tommy and Harry Lewis. Opening night entertainment by Rook Ganz and His Entertainers. Chicken and Chinese Dishes their specialty – Come out and have a grand time.
Continue reading →The Cafe Expresso, at 2605 Hennepin Ave., was included as a coffeehouse/music venue in a 1967 newspaper list.
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