All lost and found items in Minneapolis / St Paul
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Found paintings near Stone Arch Bridge
Last night, around 8:15 PM, I found two paintings leaning against a bench near the Stone Arch Bridge along the Mississippi in downtown Minneapolis. The frames are a bit worn, with one canvas showing a snowy river and the other a busy city street under gray clouds. I tucked them into my tote and brought them to a nearby cafe, hoping to keep them safe until the owner noticed this listing. There was no note or name tag, just the quiet feeling that someone had lost something meaningful on a chilly walk along the water. If these belong to you, I hope this helps bring them back home.
Lost airline ticket near Stone Arch Bridge
Friday, 6:15 p.m., along the Mississippi Riverfront near the Stone Arch Bridge in Downtown Minneapolis, I realized I must have dropped my airline ticket from a trip next week. It's a small white slip with a red airline logo and the name Grace Miller printed in the corner. I keep replaying the moment at the river, the park lights just coming on, and I feel a knot in my stomach knowing I might have to reissue the ticket. If anyone found something like this, please drop a note through the site so I can arrange retrieval.
Lost: Heirloom brooches near Stone Arch Bridge
Hi there, I lost a small set of brooches on Friday around 7:15 pm near the Stone Arch Bridge in Northeast Minneapolis. I had been strolling along the Mississippi riverfront after dinner, and I must have set them down in the crowd along the path by the water. The brooches are two silver pieces with turquoise stones; one is a delicate moth and the other a tiny leaf. They were a family heirloom from my grandmother, something I wore for important moments. It hurts to think they might be gone, but I’m hopeful someone who picks them up will see they belong to someone who loves them and will return them.
Lost driver's license near Target Field, Minneapolis
I was walking back to my car after a late rehearsal around 6:15 pm on Friday, near Target Field in downtown Minneapolis. I must have slipped it from my jacket pocket when I brushed past a lamppost, and now it’s missing. It has my name, birth date, and address, and the thought of someone else holding it makes me anxious. Please keep an eye out for it in that area—having it back before the weekend would mean the world to me.
Lost Sheet Music in Minneapolis
I lost my sheet music after a rehearsal at 6:15 p.m. last Friday, and it slipped from my bag into the chilly wind along Nicollet Mall near the Guthrie Theater. It’s a worn binder with a blue cover and pages marked with pencil annotations from our ensemble rehearsal. My performance hinges on those sheets tomorrow, and I’m holding onto hope that someone who found them noticed the name inside. If anyone saw them on the way home, I’d be grateful for any signal that they’ve been turned in somewhere along downtown Minneapolis.
Lost CDs around Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN
I’m Maya Johnson, visiting from St. Paul to see the city lights. I lost a stack of CDs around 9:15 PM on Tuesday outside the Guthrie Theater along the Mississippi Riverfront in downtown Minneapolis. They were tucked in a black tote with a red label on the corner, and a few discs are rare live recordings I’ve been chasing for years. I had just finished a cafe set and was heading toward the transit hub when I realized the bag was gone. The area around Nicollet Mall and the riverfront is where I last remember having it. If it turns up, please keep it safe until I can retrieve it.
Lost scarves in downtown Minneapolis.
I’m Kai Olson. I realized my scarves were missing Saturday around 4:15 PM after leaving the Guthrie Theater area and walking along the riverfront near the Stone Arch Bridge. The two scarves are important to me: a charcoal wool scarf and a cream knit scarf with a red stripe, both gifts from family. I retraced my steps along Nicollet Mall and down toward the Mississippi, hoping someone had picked them up. It would mean the world to get them back; I’m holding onto a small hope that a kind stranger might have found them and kept them safe.
Lost postcards near Stone Arch Bridge, Minneapolis
I last saw them around 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, tucked into the pocket of my journal on a bench near the Stone Arch Bridge in downtown Minneapolis. The postcards are from little trips around Minnesota, each with a note I wrote to remind myself of a moment—a bakery, a mural, the river turning copper at sunset. The bench was warm in the glow of the streetlamps and then I stood up to stretch, and they were gone. I’m shaken—these cards carry memories I can't replace. Please bring them back.
Lost organizers near Stone Arch Bridge
Last night around 7:40 PM, I realized my organizers were missing from a bench near the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. They are a small red binder with multiple tabs and a black leather cover that I use for a volunteer project in St. Paul. I must have set them down when I stopped to text a coworker near the Guthrie Theater, and now I cannot remember where I walked afterward. If anyone found them, I would be grateful to have them turned in to the site.
Tan/black Aussie mix, blue collar with ID
I lost my dog Nova yesterday around 4:15pm. She’s a medium Australian Shepherd mix, about 45 pounds, mostly tan with a black saddle and a white chest. She has a white patch on her nose and a small tuft of hair that sticks up between her ears, and one ear tilts slightly when she’s excited. Nova is wearing a bright blue reflective collar with a round stainless ID tag that says 'Nova'. Last seen in Loring Park near the dog water fountain by Oak Street along the bike path. She’s really friendly once she gets to know you but gets anxious in crowds, and she’s family to me—text or call if you spot her.
Navy wool coat with belt found near Mill City Museum
Found a navy 3/4-length wool coat yesterday around 3pm near the Mill City Museum entrance on 2nd Street SE in Minneapolis. It's a J.Crew wool coat, size Medium, in good condition aside from a small coffee stain on the inner pocket. The coat has a brown leather belt and a distinctive gold anchor lapel pin that I spotted when I picked it up. The lining is a bright red, which makes it easy to spot. If this sounds like yours, message me with the pin details and where you last wore it.
Lost pink strawberry lanyard with car keys
Lost my pink lanyard with strawberries and it has a two different sets of car keys on it. Last seen near the parking lot by The Midway Saloon on the night of May 16th.
Blue insulin pen kit with heart sticker
I lost my blue and white insulin pen kit yesterday around 3pm near the Nicollet Mall and 5th Street intersection in downtown Minneapolis. The kit is a small light-blue fabric case with a white zipper, and inside there's a NovoLog insulin pen, a small blood glucose meter, and a few unused lancets; the case has a tiny hand-drawn heart sticker on the outside. It’s a bit worn but still functional, and it was a gift from my sister which makes it extra sentimental. If someone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—I rely on it every day to manage my diabetes.
Navy duvet cover with PP initials, queen size
I lost my navy duvet cover set. It's queen-size, 100% cotton from Brooklinen, with white piping and my initials 'PP' embroidered in silver on the inner corner, plus a tiny coffee stain near the zipper. I realized it was missing yesterday around 3pm in the laundry room of my building in the Warehouse District, downtown Minneapolis, near the Guthrie Theater. This duvet cover means a lot to me—it's a gift from my grandmother—and I really need to get it back; if you found it, drop me a message here.
Blue Nike running jacket found near Stone Arch Bridge
I found this blue Nike running jacket this afternoon around 4pm along the Mississippi River trail by the Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis. It's a men's size M, lightweight windbreaker with a white reflective stripe down the back and a bright Nike swoosh on the chest. There’s a small red carabiner clipped to the zipper pull and a faint coffee stain near the hem from a recent run. I left it on a bench by the bike racks near the riverfront in case the owner comes back for it. If this is yours, describe the carabiner detail or the stain to verify.