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- calendar_today October 7, 2026
Mill City Times Features Twin Cities Event Resource
Mill City Times, a not-for-profit platform dedicated to covering the central riverfront neighborhoods of Minneapolis, has highlighted HighFiveMSP.com as a comprehensive events listing for the Twin Cities region. This resource is designed to help residents and visitors find activities across Minneapolis and St. Paul with ease.
A User-Friendly Guide to Local Events
Fellow Twin Citian Jon Reynolds is the publisher behind HighFiveMSP.com, a website that offers a directory of more than 6,000 events happening around the St. Paul–Minneapolis metro area. The site has been praised by Mill City Times for being easy to navigate, despite its robust listings.
Advanced Search and Filter Options
HighFiveMSP.com provides a variety of filter options at the top of its homepage, allowing users to refine their searches. Filters include:
- Free events
- Date and time
- Location
- Category
- Indoor or outdoor settings
- Audience suitability (age-appropriate)
This makes it easier for users to find exactly the type of event they are interested in, ranging from free happenings to specialized gatherings based on category or location.
Examples of Events and Guides on HighFiveMSP
To make the most of the resource, Mill City Times provided several direct links to specific event categories:
The site’s user interface allows people to search as they prefer, enhancing the convenience of planning outings in the Twin Cities.
About Mill City Times and Its Community Partners
Mill City Times serves the central riverfront neighborhoods of Minneapolis and operates as a community service project. Staff includes Editor Kim Eslinger, Associate Editor Brianna Ojard, Publisher David Tinjum, and Small Business Reporter Becky Fillinger. The site does not sell advertising and relies on support from community partners such as:
- Mill City Farmers Market
- Hennepin History Museum
- Meet Minneapolis
- MSP Film Society
- Great River Coalition
These partners contribute to the publication’s mission to provide information and build community connections around local history, culture, and environmental stewardship.
Staying Connected
For the latest on regional happenings and minneapolis news, readers can connect with Mill City Times through its Facebook and Twitter pages. The site regularly updates its event listings and features news related to riverfront neighborhoods, local history, and cultural events, making it a valuable community resource.




