 Rendering of the proposed Community Performing Arts Center at Upper Harbor
City Council to consider Upper Harbor amphitheater
A long-talked-about amphitheater in North Minneapolis will be the topic of a City Council public hearing next week.
The proposed property leases for the Community Performing Arts Center at Upper Harbor will be considered by the City Council’s Business, Housing and Zoning Committee on July 15. The public is invited to attend and share feedback. Learn more about the proposed conveyance.
Attend the public hearing
Tuesday, July 15, 1:30 p.m.
Business, Housing and Zoning Committee meeting
Public Service Center, 250 S. Fourth St., Room 350
Look for the agenda to be added to the City Council calendar
If approved, the item will advance to the full City Council and the mayor for final approval.
About Upper Harbor
Located along the Mississippi River in north Minneapolis, the 53-acre Upper Harbor site is being transformed from a former shipping terminal into a vibrant community space. Plans include:
- Community Performing Arts Center to be developed and operated by Port of Minneapolis, a partnership of First Ave and the Minnesota Orchestra
- 20-acre regional park
- New housing
- Small business commercial space
- And more
Learn more at the Upper Harbor redevelopment project webpage.
Park construction update
The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board’s new regional park at Upper Harbor is currently under construction with an anticipated opening in 2026.
For updates, visit the MPRB Upper Harbor Regional Park project page.
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