Excellent wings and IPA. Highly recommend trying their Xenu sauce with their volcano dipped hot…read moreones during Happy Hubbard Hour.

This is the coolest gay bar I've ever been to! The Karkov Cult Kool-Aid was *STRONG* and they…read moredidn't even charge me for it!! The patrons seemed nice and the bartenders were VERY friendly- one of them offered me a BJ in the bathroom! I politely declined, but the offer was extremely generous. 10/10 def recommend

The orchestral Masses are now at 10:30 am on Sundays, October through May, except Advent and Lent…read more The Extraordinary Form Mass is now at 8:00 am every Sunday. The orchestral Masses are unique in the United States and rare in the world. The Twin Cities Catholic Chorale sings about 24 settings of the Mass, using the treasury of sacred music from the classical and Romantic eras (Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Dvorak, etc.) Powerful, beautiful music that lifts hearts and minds to God, presented in a gorgeous Austrian baroque church. Not to be missed.

First, it feels authentically Catholic....like a European church...like God's house…read more Secondly, the sermons are enlightening. You'll find answers to questions you didn't know you had. Thirdly, the only church I know of in the USA that has ¡ORCHESTRAL MUSIC! At the 10 am Sunday Mass during most of the year, except summers, you'll experience truly "CHURCH MUSIC". Memorable, because no other church does it this BIG! A local, humble church, with 'Church Music' that will blow your mind!

Enjoyed the Pastor, Greg and staff there. The music is very good and very welcoming…read more I like how they do a lot of outreach in the neighborhood of St. Paul Minneapolis.

It has great sounds on sunday a message that speaks truth. And you feel like you can dress however…read more superb staff and welcoming coffee before hand. Dr greg boyd is a great teacher and usually in a -t-shirt,with a message for the people. friendly and accepting!

This is one of the most beautiful churches that I have ever been in. A center of calm in a swirling…read moreworld is what I find in the serene setting here. The colors inside are soothing blues, golds, and creams and everywhere you turn, you can view colorful stained glass windows, statues, murals, and architecture unique to Germany in the 1870's. The front part of the inside of the church underwent a recent renovation and the pews are more comfortable. The wood floors are a light brown. It's just a cozy, cozy place and everybody is welcome. If you don't want to go in, you can still find a peaceful place for quiet meditation outside. Pathways with lush landscaping, fountains, and benches surround the outside of the church. Daily Masses- 7am-12pm Weekend Masses: 5pm Saturday; 8am, 9:30am, 11am, and 12:30pm Sunday Bonus: Right across the street is Mickey's Diner.

The doors are enormous. On my way back from Ruam Mit,…read moreleftovers in hand I decided to try my hand. wonderful and quiet inside. I felt a bit strange carrying my thai in there, but had no choice. I was totally compelled to visit, and am glad I did! I don't go into many churches, unless in Europe. Then we are all gaga over the history. Well, it is time for a little staycation! Get out there and visit your churches. They are magnificent. And old. and best of all? FREE. (unless you light the candles)

Fabric has been a meaningful community for our family for years. The kids' programming is top…read morenotch, the messages and live music are meaningful, spiritual, intentionally open-minded, yet often also challenging. Fabric is "contemporary", but it isn't meant to mirror a mega-church experience, it's about engaging in multi-week conversations with connections in the community. I'm sometimes surprised the attendance at Field School on Sunday morning doesn't approach a thousand, because it's exactly the right type of spiritual community for this century. Joining a Fabric group is encouraged but isn't mandated. Groups meet every week or whenever you can make it. Most people choose to become part of one, because it's a way to continue to engage on deeper issues together over a cup of tea or glass of beer. Groups can help us engage with each other's lives at a deeper level but also allow focus to reflect together on the current Fabric conversation. Some have critiqued Fabric, labeling it as surface level, due to a departure from traditional church doctrine and related sermons. I'd argue on the contrary, that it's far from shallow, and rather the opposite. If it is important to you to have someone tell you what you believe about God or Jesus or Creation or Heaven, down to your last thought, then Fabric isn't for you. But, most of us aren't like that. Life isn't like that. Life is about pursuing hopes and dreams, refining our values, developing family and friend relationships, and asking curious questions, which certainly involves asking questions about God and what they means for us. As such, Fabric is simply about living that life in community. Fabric isn't a Church, but Fabric IS church -- For the Rest of Us. Fabric's invitation could well be: Come for the music, stay for the conversation. All are welcome here, EVEN those who identify as Christians, and many of us do. Your faith is important to us. But that goes for everyone who gathers with us. Every person who shows up is important to us, and we are excited to meet you. We want to hear what you are excited about, and we want you in the conversation too!

Fabric Minneapolis is a church community that's made up of people with a wide range of beliefs and…read moreexperiences with church. Some folks have very traditional church backgrounds, some have been deeply harmed by the church, some are neutral about church. We have couples where one has had very positive church experiences and the other is an atheist. What we have in common is a commitment to wrestling together with the big questions of God and the messiness of life. I've been part of the Fabric community for 13 years. Before moving to Minneapolis, I attended a church in Cleveland, OH whose pastor I loved and who walked through important life events with me (e.g. he officiated our wedding, baptised our son). However, with Fabric I've really grown in my understanding of and beliefs about God, Jesus, and the Bible, AND also about being human, parenting, relationships, community. Largely this is because of the conversations that happen not only on Sundays but also with smaller groups during the week. I am connected with so many caring, authentic, curious, good people because of Fabric.

The Holy Spirit picked me up and brought me to find the truth and love of Jesus here!! A place…read morewhere there is a reality of active Kingdom seeking and building with practice, compassion, and mercy with and for each other!

Loved visiting this place, I love visiting cathedrals all the time where ever I go. Vast amounts of…read moreartifacts to see. Many people to talk to learn more about its origins and people's faith. Sitting atop a large hill and very easy to transport to. Very calming environment to sit and think about anything for a long time.

Spectacular cathedral! Beautiful on both the inside and out. Lots of interesting history. A must…read moresee if in the area. I used ChatGPT to provide me a "tour" of this magnificent structure and it was spot on and very informative.

wonderful make you fell closer to god and easy for kids to understand verey helpful in your god and…read moreJesus journey and kids have opportunities to be in a group that make your kids closer And love god

I've been attending this church for 8 years. This is Home. This is a place I come to laugh, share…read morejoy, remain humble, and to cry... and I mean "ugly cry." The worship is amazing, the message is meaningful, and the people if the congregation are like family. Love this community and love this church- it was one of the reasons I purchased a home in MG.

this is a beautiful historic church it dates back to the 1800's inside it has original wooden…read morebenches and other original wood work. it has one of the best sounding organs in Minnesota. The big brass doors in front tell the story of the church. this place is amazing and filled with history for the age of the church it is well maintained. the church holds many types of events and its not too well known around the twin cities.. its well worth stopping in to take a look at it

It's difficult to determine an age of this beautiful structure. The inside is very modern and has…read moreplenty of space on the lower level for activities. On the outside we see the quaint architecture of laid carved stone with magnificent features. Their website states the church started in 1922. The chapel area has been modernized as have other churches to remove all signs of stuffiness to welcoming with open arms. The beautiful stain glass is in all windowed areas but especially in the chapel as the multi-colored light streams forms a backdrop halo effect on those leading mass. The community church has many free functions including concerts, dinners and other events.

If you enjoy Fish Fries, check out the Mens Club Fish Fry at Nativity. The volunteers do a great…read morejob with this once-a-lent Fish Fry. The Fish Fry is in the cafeteria which is in the basement of the school. The meal price included a beer or wine and a lot of good food. I tried everything they offered except for the vegables (which were steamed green beans and carrots.) You could choose fried and/or baked fish. I tried both, the baked was more meaty than the fried, both good. The sides, for me, baked potato, french fries, coleslaw, a cheese filled bread stick and a cookie. I really like he baked potato and fries. The coleslaw was fine. The cookie was a nice way to end a good Fish Fry. If you're into Fish Fries, mark you calendar for Nativity of our Lord. They aren't every week, check the website for the Mens Club Fish Fry.