The Minnesota Star Tribune Publisher & CEO Steve Grove invites you to join us for Minnesota Matters: The Future of The Outdoors Journalism in Our State.

This interactive session will feature light bites and conversation on the future of the outdoors journalism in Minnesota. As part of the Minnesota Matters series, The Minnesota Star Tribune leadership and journalists seek to connect community members who can help strengthen the organization's journalism at a critical moment in the industry.

"We want to help build a better Minnesota by connecting the people, ideas and stories that strengthen our communities," said Steve Grove, Publisher and CEO of the The Minnesota Star Tribune. 

Join us for a free tour of our Heritage Printing Facility. Spend time with our Operations team learning the fascinating production story that includes robots and giant rolls of paper.

Join us for an evening that bridges the past and present as we explore the extraordinary lives of Harry and Clementine Robinson. They were one of only a few Black families to own a house in southwest Minneapolis about 100 years ago. Their story shows a long history of ambition, discrimination and resistance that has shaped our city and neighborhoods.This story is at the heart of a new groundbreaking podcast from the Minnesota Star Tribune called "Ghost of a Chance,” which launches on Jan. 13 — two days before this event. Whether you're a history enthusiast, someone passionate about addressing racial inequities or just curious to learn more about your Minneapolis neighborhood, this event is your chance to be part of a meaningful conversation. You’ll hear from the community experts we spoke with in the podcast, and engage in a thought-provoking conversation about race, history and progress. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn, connect and reflect on a story that has the power to change perspectives. Reserve your spot now, and let’s start the conversation together.