Prince, the Minneapolis-born musician who died on April 21, 2016, left a physical imprint on the city that has only grown since his passing. Murals, memorial gatherings, retail tributes, and annual celebrations have become a regular occurrence in Minneapolis.
View full post: Illuminated Prince Mural in Downtown Minneapolis at Night
View full post: “Purple Rain” Marquee at the State Theatre on Hennepin Avenue
View full post: Prince Mural at W 26th Street and Hennepin Avenue, Uptown Minneapolis
View full post: Prince Celebration Mural on a Hennepin Avenue Storefront Door
View full post: Prince Mural Towers Over “Celebration” Stage at Dusk
View full post: Prince Merchandise Shop at MSP Airport
View full post: Aerial View of Prince Mural Near First Avenue in Downtown Minneapolis
View full post: “Purple Rain” and “Chime” Album Art Tables at the Moxy Hotel
View full post: “Except Prince” Sign Among South Minneapolis Protest Boards
View full post: “North Minneapolis” Mural at the Broadway Skate Park
View full post: “North Minneapolis” Mural Overlooks Skate Park Ramps
View full post: Yarn-Bombed Gnomes with “Purple Rain” Quote on Nicollet Mall
View full post: “Purple Rain Country” Sign at Trump Rally Protest in Minneapolis
View full post: Crowds Fill Seventh Street Near Target Center After Prince’s Death
View full post: Mourners Fill the Street Outside First Avenue After Prince’s Death