What could the Twin Cities look like in the year 2075?

Join us in imagining a livable, sustainable, and just future for Minneapolis–St. Paul — one that reflects your hopes for the planet, your community, and generations to come.

What could the Twin Cities look like in 2075? Imagine a livable, sustainable, and just future for all.

Use the supplies in this space to bring your vision to life! Sketch it, collage it, build it—your ideas shape tomorrow.

Pick a theme to explore:

Health + Wellbeing 

care, climate-safe design, rest

Mobility + Access 

transit, disability & digital access

Sustainability 

green energy, nature in the city

Learning + Creativity 

schools, museums, maker spaces

Belonging + Connection 

gathering, play, spiritual space

Work + Purpose 

meaningful work, live/work spaces

Future-Forward Ideas 

equity, climate readiness, decolonized design

Ask yourself:

• How will your city care for people and the planet?

• What role will art, play, and public space serve?

• How will your city support equity and well-being?

Drop-in, Self-Guided Art Activity

Each month, WAM presents a self-guided art-making activity inspired by an art piece or artist from the museum's collection. Everything you need to make your own masterpiece is provided and the activity is designed to be accessible and open to all. Drop-in during open hours and get creative! 

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund. Additional general operating support is generously provided by Ameriprise Financial and the Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund of HRK Foundation.

Image credit: (Top) Illustration courtesy of Weisman Art Museum including: Minnesota Experimental City Authority, Minnesota Experimental City Illustrative Development Plan, Pine Moraine, 1973.