August 2010
We took a turn in the RIGHT direction!
Olive and Company has moved! With just a right turn and a two-minute drive from our old home in Nordeast, you’ll end up at our new pad in historic St. Anthony Main. Our worldwide headquarters now sits comfortably in the heart of the Minneapolis Riverfront District, with a spectacular view of the Minneapolis skyline and, of course, the mighty Mississippi. In fact, if you’re feeling as adventurous as our buddy Olive (in the image above), you could just hop on a homemade raft and float down the river from our old space right up to our new front door!
New Location
Our phone number hasn’t changed, but please update your address book with our new details:
Olive and Company
125 Main St SE #100
Minneapolis, MN 55414
Throughout the renovation process, we’ve imprinted our brand on the new space. Each detail — from the polished concrete floors, to the original stone walls, to the warm lighting and the sofa-filled meeting area — matches our studio’s personality and working style, and we’ll undoubtedly continue to refine this studio to make sure it lives up to our standards for as long as we’re here. (The next big move is currently scheduled for the second week of August, 2034).
We’ve spent a large chunk of the last seven years within the friendly and spacious confines of the Grain Belt Bottling House, and, even though we’re only a couple of minutes away, we already miss our friends from the old neighborhood. Establishing relationships has always been at the heart of everything we do at Olive and Company, and we’re thrilled to have an opportunity to meet new people and become a part of the St. Anthony Main community, just as we did in Nordeast.
So, if you happen to be in the neighborhood — catching a matinee at the St. Anthony Main Theater, enjoying some lunch at Aster Cafe or Pracna, or cruising across the Stone Arch Bridge on the local Segway tour — stop in and say hi! We still have a few boxes to unpack, and we don’t have any Segways, but we’ll give you the grand tour anyway. And, unlike our previous space, we now have fully-functional air conditioning, so there’s very little chance of suffering heat stroke.