Live on the Drive - Back for its 6th Year - June 13 - 6 pm - 8 pm
The soulful Bruce Henry and his band will join with special guest Debbie Duncan to kick off the sixth year of Live on the Drive on Thursday, June 13 from 6 to 8pm...
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20th Annual Ice Cream Social-Wednesday, June 26th 7-9 pm
Come out and play with your neighbors at Victory Park and celebrate the twentieth year of building community in Victory. Eat ice cream and popcorn, ride the ponies, bounce in the Bounce House, have your face painted, and enjoy the performances of area musicians and artists...
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Tiny Fields are Growing in Victory!
In an effort to promote accessibility to local foods and a stronger sense of community, ViNA has chosen five residents to participate in the Victory Tiny Fields Pilot Project. Each participant was given a kit including enough seed and seedlings to plant a 7' x19' space with a variety of vegetables, and a beginner's guide to vegetable gardening emphasizing sustainable gardening practices. The Tiny Field must be planted on a boulevard or in an alley. Tiny Fields can be found at Dowling and Upton, on the 3800 Block of Vincent, in the alley of the 4000 block of Vincent and the 4300 block of Russell. Follow the Victory Tiny Fields Project on Facebook.
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Hennepin County Offers Two Options for 44th and Osseo Road
Hennepin County Public Works presented two options for the redesign of Osseo Road and the 44th/Penn/Osseo Road intersection at the May 22 ViNA meeting. The two options can be viewed here and here or at the June 26 Ice Cream Social where HC will have a booth to show the two options, answer questions and receive feedback from residents...
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The Victory Neighborhood, part of the Camden community, is located in the northwest corner of Minneapolis. It derives its name from Victory Memorial Drive, a lovely parkway running through the neighborhood that was dedicated in honor of Hennepin County soldiers who died in World War I. The neighborhood is bounded on the south by Dowling Avenue, Memorial Parkway on the west, the Canadian Pacific railyards on the north and Newton Avenue on the east.
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