ITINERARIES "I can’t believe how much art this city has; it’s everywhere." Dining at Centro Minneapolis Institute of Art Northrup King Building, Ashley Mary Studio Minneapolis CELEBRATE TACO TUESDAY ANY DAY On Quincy Street in Northeast Minneapolis, stop by Centro for stiff margs, barrel-aged tequila negronis and either an exceptional Taco Bell tribute (the Centro Crunch) or a plate of fresh tortillas pelted with nopales, braised lamb, shredded pork shoulder and some of the best salsa in town. Its neighbors include Vivir , an all-day Mexican café/market and Bina’s , which rides the line between elevated dive bar and diner. Minneapolis TAKE A TRIP BACK IN TIME The nearly 100,000 objects at Minneapolis Institute of Art (a.k.a. Mia) span 5,000 years of world history, refl ecting many movements and mediums. Admission is free outside of special ticketed exhibits. Mia’s collection includes pieces from Raffaelo Monti (“Veiled Lady”), Rembrandt van Rijn (“Lucretia”), Vincent van Gogh (“Olive Trees”), Claude Monet (“Grainstack”) and many other makers with their own takes on the story of civilization. For a closer look at the creativity of artists from Roy Lichtenstein to Andy Warhol, check out the art museum course at Puttery in downtown Minneapolis. The Walker Art Center also sports its own artist-designed Skyline Mini Golf course during the summer. As Chereen said during her visit, “I can’t believe how much art this city has; it’s everywhere.” CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE #ONLYIN MN | 87
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