Editing Hennepin County, Minnesota (section)

===Culture===
{{See also|Arts in Minneapolis}}
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Numerous art institutions in [[Minneapolis]] make Hennepin County a national center for the arts. It contains some of the country's largest and best-known centers for art, including the [[Minneapolis Institute of Art]], [[Walker Art Center]], [[Weisman Art Museum]], and the [[Minneapolis Sculpture Garden]]. Major art centers include [[Northeast, Minneapolis|Northeast Minneapolis]] and the Minneapolis neighborhood of [[North Loop, Minneapolis|North Loop.]] Minneapolis is home to many important artist organizations, such as the [[Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art]], the [[Handicraft Guild]], and the [[Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association]].

Hennepin County is also home to a thriving theater scene, highlighted by the [[Guthrie Theater]] in downtown Minneapolis. It is home to many theater companies, such as [[Mixed Blood Theatre Company|Mixed Blood]], [[Skewed Visions]], [[Brave New Workshop]], and [[Children's Theatre Company]]. Other notable theaters include the [[Orpheum Theatre (Minneapolis)|Orpheum Theatre]], the [[State Theatre (Minneapolis)|State Theatre]], and the [[Pantages Theatre (Minneapolis)|Pantages Theatre]]. Additionally, many other cities in the county are home to local community theaters, such as [[Eden Prairie, Minnesota|Eden Prairie]], [[Minnetonka, Minnesota|Minnetonka]], [[Orono, Minnesota|Orono]], [[Osseo, Minnesota|Osseo]], and [[Plymouth, Minnesota|Plymouth]].
[[File:US Bank Stadium - West Facade.jpg|thumb|[[U.S. Bank Stadium]], home of the [[Minnesota Vikings]], was constructed in 2016, and was the site of [[Super Bowl LII]].]]