Can Can Wonderland - Prior Ave
Posted: May 29th, 2015, 3:03 pm
Art, Mini-Golf, Coffee and Beer !
In my neighborhood of Hamline Midway they are finally moving forward with renovation of the old Silgan Container factory at 755 Prior Avenue . There are cars outside 7 days a week now with the renovation work .If you've never seen it ,it remind me a lot of the Schmidt Brewery and is a huge 480,000 square foot complex just down from the Green Line - right now they are hoping to have artist-designed mini golf organization, Can Can Wonderland (formerly Blue Ox Mini Golf), and the neighborhood’s second brewery, Black Stack Brewing open by the end of the year . How many breweries is that now on the Greeline? Quite a few...
Here the google view -https://www.google.com/maps/place/755+P ... 70!6m1!1e1
The Silgan building development will be phased in over the next two years . Focusing on creative and artisan-type tenants, and have a wide range of spaces available from rather small and affordable work spaces and studios to much larger spaces that could be leased to higher-end creative tenants like design firms or creative manufacturing.
Check out the space in this cool video showing you whats in store .... I feel like this is something that St.Paul needs !
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/can- ... and#/story
In my neighborhood of Hamline Midway they are finally moving forward with renovation of the old Silgan Container factory at 755 Prior Avenue . There are cars outside 7 days a week now with the renovation work .If you've never seen it ,it remind me a lot of the Schmidt Brewery and is a huge 480,000 square foot complex just down from the Green Line - right now they are hoping to have artist-designed mini golf organization, Can Can Wonderland (formerly Blue Ox Mini Golf), and the neighborhood’s second brewery, Black Stack Brewing open by the end of the year . How many breweries is that now on the Greeline? Quite a few...
Here the google view -https://www.google.com/maps/place/755+P ... 70!6m1!1e1
The Silgan building development will be phased in over the next two years . Focusing on creative and artisan-type tenants, and have a wide range of spaces available from rather small and affordable work spaces and studios to much larger spaces that could be leased to higher-end creative tenants like design firms or creative manufacturing.
Check out the space in this cool video showing you whats in store .... I feel like this is something that St.Paul needs !
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/can- ... and#/story
