Madison Bloomquist is an Associate Editor at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, theater, and travel, with a particular focus on Minnesota and its cultural landscape. Madison's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her insights into regional interests and world news.
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Madison’s focus is on local events, landmarks, and lifestyle in Minnesota. She often covers human interest stories related to design, family & relationships, house & home. If you have something unique happening in these areas within Minnesota or Minneapolis that would be of general interest to the community there, it could be a good fit for her coverage.
Considering Madison's articles frequently feature local events and promotions, she may welcome pitches related to upcoming events or special deals taking place specifically within Minnesota or Minneapolis. This can include anything from seasonal activities and landmark celebrations to new fitness trends and food festivals within the area.
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The University of Minnesota just launched the world's only Dakota language major. What does that mean for the U—and for the future of the language itself?
Minnesota's own version of Zombieland returns from the dead this year. But why did ValleyScare go away in the first place—and what finally resurrected it now?
By: Madison Bloomquist
William Nour's Rosette speaks to generations of love, hope, and trauma in Palestine.
Despite downtown’s perch directly on the Mississippi, it’s astonishingly tricky to get from the city onto the actual river—unless you have a little help.
Hundreds of thousands of young Minnesotans will have the opportunity to vote for the very first time in a presidential election. Let's take a look at the potential impact of the next wave of Gen Zers finally heading to the ballot box.
The only thing longer than SPAM's physical shelf life might just be its cultural one.
More than 300 artists in the Northrup King Building participate in this annual open studio event.
St. Paul’s Union Depot is becoming a landmark destination for more than just travel connections.
“We always say, ‘If you find us, you’ll love us,’” says Kylie Linh Hoang, assistant curator at the Minnesota Museum of American Art.
By: Madison Bloomquist
When Target dropped its DEI initiatives in late January, Pride dropped Target. And the community immediately stepped in to fill the gaps.
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