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Tenant Newsleer Nicollet Mall Farmers Market P 612 321 7170 F 612 321 7175 [email protected] www.mgex.com 400 South 4th Street Minneapolis, MN 55415 For Historic Grain Exchange Building Tenants Issue 14, July 2010 The Nicollet Mall Farmers Market is open Thursdays from 6am to 6pm. Stop by for a quick, healthy lunch, or aſter work to stock up on farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats and cheeses. For more informaon about the farmers market, including a seasonal list of produce and vendors, visit www.mplsfarmersmarket.com. New Tenants MGEX Real Estate is pleased to welcome our newest tenants to the Grain Exchange Buildings: • Coer Law Office, PLLC. - 285N Patrick Coer Aorney Ryan Gary Aorney • The Interchange - 200M Nice Ride Minnesota The Minneapolis bike sharing program is here, and with 1,000 bikes in staons across the metro area, the program is easy and convenient for anyone living in the Twin Cies. You are required to pay a subscripon fee for the amount of me you plan to use the bicycle, whether it be a day or a year. At your starng staon, pay a trip fee. You can return the bike to any other staon across the city. The nearest staons to the Grain Exchange Buildings are located on 5th Street at 3rd Ave. and on Park Ave S. at 5th Street. Bikes are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from April to November. For more informaon on the program, visit www.niceridemn.org. Safety and Security For the safety of all tenants, a security escort is available Monday - Sunday • during nighme hours. If you would like an escort to or from the bus stop or the surrounding parking ramps call the guard desk at 612.250.3269. Addional security and safety informaon can be found at: • www.mgex.com/tenants.html. Security ps: Please be sure to secure all unaended purses and valuables in your office • to prevent the possibility of theſt. Use the ‘buddy system’ walking to and from work. • Keep strangers in public areas, do not allow them to use non-public restrooms • and phones. Suspicious acvity can be reported to the guard desk at 612.250.3269 or to • the property management office at 612.321.7170.
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Tenant Newsletter
Nicollet Mall Farmers Market
P 612 321 7170F 612 321 [email protected]
www.mgex.com
400 South 4th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55415
For Historic Grain Exchange Building Tenants Issue 14, July 2010
The Nicollet Mall Farmers Market is open Thursdays from 6am to 6pm. Stop by for a quick, healthy lunch, or after work to stock up on farm fresh fruits, vegetables, flowers, meats and cheeses.
For more information about the farmers market, including a seasonal list of produce and vendors, visit www.mplsfarmersmarket.com.
New Tenants
MGEX Real Estate is pleased to welcome our newest tenants to the Grain Exchange Buildings:
• Cotter Law Office, PLLC. - 285N Patrick Cotter Attorney Ryan Gary Attorney
• The Interchange - 200M
Nice Ride MinnesotaThe Minneapolis bike sharing program is here, and with 1,000 bikes in stations across the metro area, the program is easy and convenient for anyone living in the Twin Cities.
You are required to pay a subscription fee for the amount of time you plan to use the bicycle, whether it be a day or a year. At your starting station, pay a trip fee. You can return the bike to any other station across the city. The nearest stations to the Grain Exchange Buildings are located on 5th Street at 3rd Ave. and on Park Ave S. at 5th Street.
Bikes are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from April to November.
For more information on the program, visit www.niceridemn.org.
Safety and SecurityFor the safety of all tenants, a security escort is available Monday - Sunday • during nighttime hours. If you would like an escort to or from the bus stop or the surrounding parking ramps call the guard desk at 612.250.3269.Additional security and safety information can be found at: • www.mgex.com/tenants.html. Security tips:Please be sure to secure all unattended purses and valuables in your office • to prevent the possibility of theft.Use the ‘buddy system’ walking to and from work.• Keep strangers in public areas, do not allow them to use non-public restrooms • and phones.Suspicious activity can be reported to the guard desk at 612.250.3269 or to • the property management office at 612.321.7170.
Twin Cities This Summer
400 South 4th StreetMinneapolis, MN 55415
P 612 321 7170F 612 321 [email protected]
July 2 - July 5: Taste of MN The annual four-day celebration on Harriet Island will feature 100 hours of local musical acts on five stages, and will be host to twice as many restaurants as last year serving up everything from sushi to juicy lucy’s. For more information visit www.tasteofmn.com.
July 9 and July 10: Basilica Block Party The 16th annual music festival and party at the Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis is sponsored by Cities 97 and will feature many nationally recognized musical acts. For a full list of performers visit www.basilicablockparty.org.
July 16 - July 25: The Aquatennial This Minneapolis celebration will take over the city in mid-July. Events include parades, fireworks, sporting events, music and more. View the full list of events on their website, www.aquatennial.com.
August 5 - August 15: Minnesota Fringe Festival This annual 11-day performing arts extravaganza’s mission is to connect adventurous artists with adventurous audiences in shows lasting 60 minutes or less. The 15 Fringe venues are located around Minneapolis’ Uptown, West Bank and Northeast neighborhoods. For more information, visit www.fringefestival.org.
August 6 - August 8: Uptown Art Fair Head to Uptown and check out over 60 professional artists, 40 youth artists, 25 performers and 20 food vendors converging for the second most widely attended event in Minnesota, next to the State Fair. An average of 375,000 people attend annually to browse creative and original works of art including sculptures, paintings, photographs, woodcarvings, glasswork, jewelry, multimedia compositions and more. Information can be found at www.uptownartfair.com.
We are pleased to welcome Crystal Holt as our new Tenant Services Coordinator. Crystal’s office is located in Suite 161 in the North Building and she will be able to assist with any maintenance questions, concerns or requests. She can also be reached via phone at 612.321.7170 or via email at [email protected].
July Sports Schedules
1-4 vs. Tampa For baseball game info visit: 15-18 vs. White Sox www.twinsbaseball.com 19-21 vs. Cleveland 30-August 1 vs. Seattle
4-8 vs. Witchita For baseball game info visit: 9-11 vs. Sioux City www.saintsbaseball.com 20-22 vs. Fort Worth 28-31 vs. Sioux Falls
8 vs. San Antonio For basketball game info visit: 14 vs. Atlanta www.wnba.com/lynx 17 vs. Seattle 24 vs. Phoenix 27 vs. Los Angeles
4 vs. Baltimore For soccer game info visit: 10 vs. Tampa Bay www.nscminnesota.org 14 vs. St. Louis 21 vs. Puerto Rico
After hours, you must have an MGEX access card and a valid ID to enter the Grain Exchange. Upon arrival you will sign in at one of the entry points and a security guard will grant you access. The four places to enter the Grain Exchange Buidings are:the skyway connecting to the North Building, the Main Building tunnel entrance, the S. 4th Street entrance of the Main Building and the 4th Avenue South entrance of the North Building.
If you need an access card, please contact Crystal Holt at 612.321.7170 or via email at [email protected].
After Hours Entry
New Tenant Services Coordinator
www.mgex.com
Working for You
The Grain Exchange has recently completed:
Exterior window cleaning of all • three buildingsThe annual fire detection and • suppression system inspectionThe annual fire extinguisher • inspection
MGEX is also conducting bi-weekly building tours to inspect the buildings/property for any safety, security, or maintenance issues.
Please contact Crystal Holt at 612.321.7170 or via email at [email protected] should you encounter a concern anywhere on the property.
