After closing for about two years, Golden Thyme café and restaurant re-opened under the care of the Rondo Community Land Trust, a non-profit organization focused on the history of the Rondo community while preserving Black-owned businesses and strengthening economic opportunity in the neighborhood. 

An 8th grade student from Brooklyn Park is inspiring others and giving back to the community through painting.

Youth Lens 360 is helping youth discover their passions and turn them into a solid career path.  

The Co-Lab Summer Pop-Up is intended to be a one-stop shop for all the essentials a young adult may need.

From a refugee to the owner of a successful restaurant, Nia Rasavong’s story demonstrates the power of family, culture, and perseverance.

Bridgemakers empowers youth to find their purpose and change the world.

4RM+ULA architects are creating high quality designs for traditionally underserved communities.

A new entrepreneurial hub dedicated to building economic wealth and physical health in Rondo opens its doors to the community July 1. 

Minnesota’s first Black-woman-owned-brewery sets its sights on Rondo