Your Wedding, Our Pages

Your Wedding, Our Pages

Your wedding is one of the most important days of your life—filled with romance, the love of family and friends and, of course, all those wonderful, unforgettable details. At Edina Magazine, we embrace celebrating local love stories, and we want to feature yours!...
Welcome to the August 2025 Issue

Welcome to the August 2025 Issue

I will never forget Djamshid Djan Popal’s eyes. He was in pain, and he was afraid. It was 2004, and I was standing outside the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) with a gaggle of reporters from various media. Djamshid was a 9-year-old boy from Afghanistan...
Travel Is a Powerful Teacher

Travel Is a Powerful Teacher

Some of the most lasting lessons happen outside the classroom. During my family’s recent trip to Belize, we experienced firsthand how travel deepens our understanding of culture, history and people. A Mayan cooking class became more than just a lesson in making...
A Little Film With a Lot of Heart

A Little Film With a Lot of Heart

Edina filmmaker Brennan Vance released his latest micro documentary, How to Care, as part of the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF) on April 11. The film tells the story of caregivers for Dan Stallsworth, an artist living with cerebral palsy....
Càphin: Where Culture Meets Coffee

Càphin: Where Culture Meets Coffee

Càphin serves up bold brews with a Vietnamese twist. As second-generation Vietnamese Americans, husband-and-wife duo Savio and Jenny Nguyen grew up with a mix of modern Western culture infused with a deep appreciation for the Vietnamese traditions their parents...
Art as Evolution, Not Imitation

Art as Evolution, Not Imitation

Art is unique by definition, but does it need to be completely original to have value? Some argue that all art is either plagiarism or revolution—if it’s not entirely new, it’s an interpretation of someone else’s work. While there’s truth in this, it doesn’t mean that...
Yancey Postgame Show

Yancey Postgame Show

Mark Bergeron and his wife often take their evening walks through Yancey Park. “I usually have a camera with me. If we’re lucky with our timing and weather, we can catch a good sunset overlooking the park,” Bergeron says. But one June evening, he found he wasn’t the...
Fakeout Takeout

Fakeout Takeout

I love takeout as much as anyone, but I do enjoy creating something a little healthier (and more affordable!) at home. My kids ask for my Honey Cashew Chicken weekly, and I’m always happy to make it for them. This takeout copycat recipe is so simple to make that my 7-...

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