The Pantages opened in 1916 as a vaudeville house. Designed by the Minneapolis firm of Kees and Colburn in the Beaux Arts style. The stained-glass false skylight in the center of the auditorium was revealed after layers of paint were removed. On November 7, 2002 the completely renovated Pantages re-opened.
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Come explore the castle of the north! The Arthouse is both a photo studio and event venue located inside a Queen Anne Victorian that stands as a momento of the Camden Historic Lumber District. The entire space will be open so come check out the original fixtures, 12' fireplace, carved door hinges, trap door, and the photo vault room.
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Home to Theater Latté Da for the last decade, the Ritz Theater is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2026. Explore this gem in Northeast Minneapolis to learn more about the theater that has served as a hub for many communities and organizations over the past century.
This 1925 building started as a National Tea Company grocery store and is now owned by Z Puppets Rosenschnoz, with many lives in between! Learn about the building’s colorful history, peek into the life and work of puppeteers and see murals by Dakota artist Graci Horne.
Explore a stunningly renovated 1889 Minnesota sandstone building. Take a guided tour or scavenger hunt to find gargoyles and chimeras. Learn the building’s role in the history of Minnesota’s flagship university. Hear about today’s occupants, the Department of English and Liberal Arts Engagement Hub, and fun public events to attend!
Visit the home of the Minneapolis Scottish Visit the home of the Minneapolis Scottish Rite, one of the largest Masonic Fraternal groups in Minneapolis, since 1915. The building joined the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. The original Charter for the Minneapolis Scottish Rite was issued in 1873 and 2023 is the 150th Anniversary of our establishment.
This Greek Revival house offers a glimpse of life in the city as Minnesota became a territory. as New Englanders brought their own character to create a new home.
Explore Lakewood's stunning spaces, including the net-zero ready Welcome Center surrounded by serene walking paths and a peaceful reflection pool. Tour the historic Byzantine Memorial Chapel, featuring 10 million mosaic pieces and listed on the national historic places register. Don't miss the Garden Mausoleum, an award-winning masterpiece of contemporary architecture, and more!
