Twin Cities Posters and Art Prints

Ooh-wee! It's a Flying Purple People Eater!

Rep your team Minnesota!

A classic way to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Minnesota.

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Minnesota Norwegian Flag Map Vintage Family Heritage

Commemorating Buddy Holly's Appearance In St. Paul, Minnesota

Ski-U-Mah

One of the last holdouts in the ever-changing landscape of Uptown will bow out of business when Lucia’s closes for the final time on October 14. The restaurant was founded more than three decades ago by its namesake chef, Lucia Watson. She was Minneapolis’ Alice Waters—a champion for local food, farmers and our collective culinary heritage. Watson sold the business in 2014 to an investment group. Not long afterwars, longtime sous chef Ryan Lund left (Lund is now the chef at Wayzata’s ninetwentyfive restaurant.) However, the new restaurant owners pledged to carry on Lucia’s legacy and hired chef Alan Bergo, an avid forager, to take the helm.

After 62 years of business, Lee’s Liquor Lounge is shutting down. Once a small corner bar, Lee’s has evolved over the years and become a popular hangout spot for music fans of all kinds — as well as, in recent years, Twins fans attending games at nearby Target Field. On any given day Lee’s Liquor Lounge is filled with people listening to music, dancing, and supporting the venue.

SKOL!

SKI-U-MAH - ROW THE BOAT

Minnesota Twins Home Run Sausage Twin cities

Cold Like Minnesota

Jose Berrios #17 Deliver A Pitches

Palomino was a product of Restaurants Unlimited, the Seattle operator that brought us Kincaid’s. RUI, as it is known, has gone through creative peaks and valleys (more valleys) in the last two decades, but in the day was pumping out good restaurants. This was before the locavore era, before the anti-corporate backlash, when the Hennepin Theater District was nascent and Palomino was its watering hole.

Show your love of the Twin Cities and travel with this fun airport-themed design. We have many, many cities and multiple colors available in our shop. Please check it out for more options.

University of Minnesota Lips

Defunct St Paul Saints Basketball Team

new tote bags for each state!

Vintage Plymouth, MN

Founded in November 1971, the Fighting Saints played four seasons beginning in 1972–73. The Fighting Saints' last game was played February 25, 1976 at the Civic Center, that is until the team was reborn in 1976 and played another successful season.

University of Minnesota

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Do you love me? Only partly. I only love the Vikings and my momma, I'm sorry!

Alternate Saint Paul, Minnesota logo

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Show your support for the new players of Minnesota Baseball.

"Big city livin' with a small town feelin'." - St Paul, Minnesota

Show your love of the Twin Cities with this shirt!

Baseball field of the Twins with team abbreviation underneath.

The Minneapolis Marines were an early professional football team that existed from 1905 until 1924. The team was later resurrected from 1929 to 1930 under the Minneapolis Red Jackets name. The Marines were owned locally by Minneapolitans John Dunn and Val Ness, and composed primarily of working-class teenagers. Some of the first games were played at Camden Park, The Parade, and Bottineau Field. Later games were played at larger stadiums such as Nicollet Park and Lexington Park. The Minneapolis Marines are the first Minnesota-based team to join the National Football League, predating the Duluth Eskimos (1923) and Minnesota Vikings (1961).

Minnesota Gophers Maroon Stars

Two catzillas catching planes over the Minneapolis skyline

A fun, tie-dye inspired image of Minnesota!

NATIONAL TEXT ART USA SAINT PAUL