Christian McBride is an eight-time Grammy-winning bassist, composer, and bandleader. He has made his mark, from jazz to R&B, pop/rock and hip-hop/neo-soul to classical, becoming a luminary, a living legend. He is joined by four rising young master instrumentalists. Saxophonist Nicole Glover, guitarist Ely Perlman, pianist Mike King, and drummer Savannah Harris play alongside him.
Dog Park Inc. was created with the idea and flexibility of the traditional New York-style hot dog cart. Historically the Hot Dog Cart was a rolling restaurant designed to meet the needs of fast pace urban dwellers. From New York to Chicago, the Hot Dog has taken its place as an American staple from ballparks to movie theaters. There was just one problem. The hot dog was not changing to meet the changing taste of the newer generation of Hot Dog eaters.
Our “pick your own” (PYO) farm entrance is located one block W of the junction of MN Hwy 37 W & US Hwy 53, just 5mi S of Eveleth. Call for pre-picked asparagus in late May-Jun. Open in late Jun or early Jul for strawberries, followed by saskatoons (Juneberries) & raspberries with blueberries in late Jul & Aug. Free picking containers provided. Pls call for PYO info & pre-picked orders. Visit us on FB to view photos & picking info. Maple syrup avail.
The Honeyberry Farm's webstore, HoneyberryUSA, was launched in the fall of 2010 from the log cabin of Jim & Bernis Ingvaldson, located 25 miles west of Bemidji, MN, and 25 miles north of the headwaters of the Mississippi River. With our international connections, (Bernis originated in Canada, Jim in the USA!) we aspire to provide the best selection of cold hardy fruit trees to our customers. Our U-Pick orchard offers delicious fruit all summer and fall.
Just 15 minutes north of Duluth, MN is the quaint and quiet setting of Berries ETC. This small berry farm uses sustainable farming practices to grow blueberries, other berries, fruits and vegetables. Here you can pick your own blueberries amongst butterflies and dragonflies; while bonding with family or friends. To set your private picking time contact Deb: call/text or email.
The Wold family has been growing strawberries in the scenic Driftless region since 1973. Folks from neighboring towns and the nearby Amish community help harvest, but those who want to pick their own berries are welcome, too. Strawberry season kicks off in early- to mid-June, followed by summer-bearing red, black and purple raspberries in early July. The blueberry bushes get picked over fast, so the Wolds ask visitors to call ahead to reserve a picking time. While you’re there, look for the pollinator habitat adjacent to the blueberry bushes.
Located in beautiful southeastern Minnesota, Blue Fruit Farm covers 5 acres of certified organic aronia berries, black currants, blueberries, elderberries, ho
Rod’s Berry Farm began as a dream in the heart of Rodney Elmstrand in the late 1970’s as he finished college. He had the desire to take over the family farm (80 acres purchased by his parents in 1934), but did not have equipment for traditional farming of corn and soybeans. Rod attended “strawberry school” at the U of MN and the first plants went in the ground in 1981 with all of Rod’s siblings coming to help. Rod married Sara after the first picking season in 1982.
Brambling Rows was originally created by John and Ruth Jansen out of their love for horticulture and growing produce. After many years of care, they sold the farm in April of 2019 to us, Travis and Rachel Cobb. We are so excited to continue on the foundation that they have built! Our focus is on producing a diverse mix of fruits and vegetables, grown to be as nutrient-dense as possible and harvested at the perfect ripeness. We are not currently organically certified but strive to follow organic practices.
Welcome to the Strawberry Basket & Big Woods Nectar and the home of Brad and Bess Munsterteiger.
Our story starts in 1983 when Brad’s parents started raising strawberries in Freeport, MN. Working with them, Brad learned the ins and outs of running a pick-your-own farm and he developed a love for growing strawberries.
Fast forward 15 years: We bought our land in the Monticello area in 1998 with the dream of starting our own berry farm. In 1999 we planted our first strawberry plants and in 2000 we were open for business.
