Little Africa
Located on the corner of Snelling and LaFond Avenues, in one of the most diverse neighborhoods in the state, is a collection of African-owned businesses and organizations.

A Community of Culture
The Little Africa cultural district was established in 2013 to support the growing number of African-owned businesses and organizations, under the support of African Economic Development Solutions (AEDS).
Discover incredible eateries, shop one-of-a-kind businesses, and discover a world of culture midway between the downtown centers of Minneapolis and Saint Paul.
Little Africa Plaza
Originally constructed as a car showroom in 1926, this building holds new meaning as a neighborhood hub for African businesses owners, community members, and local artists. Little Africa Plaza is vibrant space featuring a museum, grocery store, independent retail shops, an art sales room/community room, and office space for the AEDS team.
African Museum, Arts, and Cultural Center
Located inside the Little Africa Plaza, this community-centered space celebrates African art, history, and culture through rotating exhibits, artist showcases, and storytelling.
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