Explore Minneapolis' East Bank Neighborhoods
Nicollet Island | East Bank | Marcy-Holmes | Dinkytown | Stadium Village | University | Como | Mid-City Industrial
The East Bank Neighborhoods Partnership (EBNP) is a nonprofit organization that serves the East Bank neighborhoods of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Neighborhoods include Nicollet Island-East Bank, Marcy-Holmes, Dinkytown, Como, Stadium Village, University and Mid-City Industrial. These neighborhoods are known for their historic homes, vibrant cultural landmarks, and diverse population, including long-term residents, students, and local businesses.
The EBNP’s mission is to foster community engagement, honor the neighborhoods’ history, and advocate for initiatives that enhance the quality of life for our residents and businesses. We address issues such as housing, public safety, environmental sustainability, and neighborhood beautification through collaborative efforts and active partnerships with local government, institutions, and stakeholders.
The EBNP is a hub for community participation, organizing events, programs, and forums that encourage dialogue and connection among neighbors. From advocating for pedestrian-friendly infrastructure to supporting local arts and cultural activities, the EBNP plays a vital role in shaping the neighborhoods’ development while maintaining their unique identity. We work closely with the University of Minnesota to balance the needs of student renters with those of long-term residents, ensuring a harmonious and inclusive community.
Nicollet Island-East Bank Neighborhood
Rich in history, the Nicollet Island – East Bank area was first inhabited by Dakota, Ojibwe, and other native peoples. The neighborhood was platted in 1849 and joined the city of Minneapolis in 1872.
This area is home to a thriving community, with breathtaking river views, trails, restaurants, shopping, and much more! We advocate for a welcoming environment for all to live, work, and play in the heart of the city. MORE
Marcy-Holmes Neighborhood
Marcy-Holmes is rich in cultural and historical buildings, landscapes, and streets. Four historic districts protect the St. Anthony Falls area, 5th Street SE west of I-35W, several Greek properties, and a substantial portion of the Dinkytown business district. These places are highly valued by neighborhood residents for their character and quality, and for the strong connection to the past that they convey. MORE
Como Neighborhood
The SE Como neighborhood is in southeast Minneapolis about a half mile north of the Dinkytown commercial area and the East Bank Campus of the university of Minnesota.
The neighborhood takes it’s name from Como Avenue SE which runs the length of the neighborhood. Van Cleve Park and seven community gardens reside within SE Como.
Its boundaries are 33rd Avenue SE to the east, 35 W to the west, East Hennepin and Mid City Industrial to the North, and the Union Pacific and Great Northern Railway to the South. The community is bisected diagonally by the BNSF railroad. MORE