Cats of the Wedge Tour...touring the cats of the Wedge
Don?t be alarmed if you see large groups of people wandering the Wedge Neighborhood in Minneapolis looking in windows, they just want to see your cats. After a year hiatus, the Cats of the Wedge Tour is back. Wedge resident John Edwards started the popular event seven years ago. He got the idea after many walks admiring the architecture and noticing a sizeable volume of cats in the windows. Even though he?s more of a dog guy and doesn?t own a cat, Edwards started snapping pics for his Wedge Live Instagram account and the rest is history. The Cat Tour begins at 6pm on June 21st. The meeting location is Mueller Park at 25th and Bryant Ave South.
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