“I love that I was able to create an entire activity on the POAP platform.”612 POAP Challenge: Collect them all!, 2025-05-31
This POAP is my gift to friends and family celebrating my 53rd Birthday. This token is directly distributed via claim code to each recipient. The design was created with AI and features a winter …
This POAP is to commemorate an awesome evening of Ice Fishing hosted by Andy Domeier on an exceptionally cold Minnesota night with temperatures well below 0 °F on Pierson Lake, Carver County, …
This POAP was available to attendees of Minnebar 19. First held in 2006, Minnebar is the nation's largest and longest-running technology "unconference". Minnebar is a user-generated event that is …
You met Jamie Thingelstad at the Minnebar 19 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Website: https://www.thingelstad.com Weekly Thing: https://weekly.thingelstad.com LinkedIn: …
This is a special token to commemorate the 8th Anniversary of the Weekly Thing by Jamie Thingelstad, established in 2017. This token is for subscribers of the Weekly Thing as of May 13th, 2025 and …
This POAP is just for the 21 Supporting Members of the Weekly Thing that were part of the 8th Anniversary donation to Creative Commons to support there mission. The claim codes were distributed …
This token celebrates Summer of 2025 at the Thingelstad's lake house Magic Pines. The token can only be claimed in-person by visiting Magic Pines between Memorial Day weekend on Saturday, May 24th …
This POAP is for anyone that visited the Peanuts Tree at Magic Pines. This tree was carved in 2020 by Adam Gale of Rust N Grain.
This stunning landmark isn't just the first basilica in the United States—it’s a marvel of Beaux-Arts architecture that anchors the Loring Park skyline with quiet grandeur. From its ornate domes to …
With its sleek, minimalist lines and bronze glass façade, the Campbell Mithun Tower is a love letter to International Style architecture. Rising confidently from Marquette Avenue, this skyscraper has …
The Capella Tower is more than just one of the tallest buildings in the state—it’s a symbol of Minneapolis’s blend of art and industry. Its curved crown and skyway connections make it instantly …
Built in 1929 and inspired by the Washington Monument, the Foshay Tower is a time capsule from a more flamboyant era. Once the tallest building in Minneapolis, its rich limestone façade and lavish …
The IDS Tower is the undisputed heavyweight champion of the Minneapolis skyline. Designed by Philip Johnson, its shimmering glass and precise geometry make it a masterpiece of modernism. It’s not …
Love it or not, you can’t miss Riverside Plaza. Its bold, blocky design is a prime example of Brutalist architecture—with a twist of Mondrian color theory splashed across its massive surface. …
Towering with neo-Gothic flair, the Wells Fargo Center is what happens when a bank wants a cathedral. Designed by César Pelli, its limestone exterior and elegant setbacks nod to a more classical …
Built in record time after tragedy, the 35W Saint Anthony Falls Bridge is a story of resilience and renewal. This sleek, modern structure carries thousands of cars each day while quietly boasting …
The current Hennepin Avenue Bridge is the latest in a long lineage—it sits where the very first permanent bridge across the Mississippi was built in 1855. Today, its bright teal suspension cables and …
Glowing like a futuristic arc over the Mississippi, the Lowry Avenue Bridge is an eye-catching marvel of LED design and engineering. Its sweeping lines and color-changing lights make it one of the …
Dedicated to a beloved public servant and designed for cyclists and pedestrians, the Martin Olav Sabo Bridge proves that even infrastructure can be people-first. Its tall white pylon and cable-stayed …
The Stone Arch Bridge is a rare gem—an old railway crossing turned pedestrian paradise. Built in 1883 with native granite and limestone, it curves gracefully over Saint Anthony Falls and offers …
Equal parts functional and quirky, the Washington Avenue Bridge connects the East and West Bank campuses of the University of Minnesota—and paints its own story with vibrant murals from student …
It’s not just a sculpture—it’s the symbol of Minneapolis itself. Claes Oldenburg’s iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry balances playfulness with bold design, nestled in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden …
The stars on the black exterior, the pulsing beats inside—First Ave is a sacred space in the Minneapolis music scene. Prince made it legendary, but generations of performers have made it home. …
With its glowing blue box and cantilevered 'endless bridge,' the Guthrie is where architecture and storytelling collide. Inside, world-class performances unfold on its three stages, while outside, it …
It’s a culinary passport and cultural crossroads all in one. From tamales to injera, bubble tea to biryani, the Midtown Global Market celebrates the flavors and entrepreneurs of our globally diverse …
With a collection that spans 5,000 years and free admission that invites everyone, Mia is where art history meets community spirit. From ancient Chinese bronzes to contemporary masterworks, every …
Bold, provocative, and never afraid to experiment, the Walker Art Center is a beacon for contemporary art lovers. It challenges, surprises, and sometimes even confuses—but that’s exactly the point. …
Once known as Lake Calhoun, Bde Maka Ska now proudly carries its Dakota name, reflecting the rich Indigenous heritage of the land. With sailboats slicing the water and cyclists circling its shores, …
Charming and serene, Lake Harriet is where music floats from the bandshell, vintage streetcars hum nearby, and serenity lives around every bend of the trail. It’s the lake for long walks, kite …
A quiet gem tucked into South Minneapolis, Lake Hiawatha offers peaceful paths, birdwatching hideaways, and a golf course next door. It may not make as much noise as its bigger siblings, but it holds …
Beloved for its beaches and family-friendly vibes, Lake Nokomis is where summer lives its best life. Swimmers splash in the shallows, volleyball games break out on the sand, and the trail hums with …
Winding, quiet, and framed by some of the city’s most beautiful homes, Lake of the Isles feels like a secret garden with water in the middle. Its wooded banks, delicate footbridges, and graceful …
Okay, not technically a lake—but when you stand in front of Minnehaha Falls, watching 50 feet of water tumble into a gorge, you understand why it belongs here. This iconic cascade is one of the most …
A towering tribute to flour power, the Gold Medal Flour sign atop the old Washburn A Mill shines over the riverfront like a neon ghost of the city’s milling past. What was once the world’s largest …
With his buck-toothed grin and maroon-and-gold pride, Goldy Gopher is more than a mascot—he’s the spirit animal of the University of Minnesota. Whether he's doing push-ups at football games or …
Glowing red above the Mississippi near the Hennepin Avenue Bridge, the historic Grain Belt Beer sign is a beacon of local brewing heritage. It’s not just an ad—it’s a landmark, preserved and loved …
It’s a chair. But it’s also… not just a chair. The oversized bronze seat outside Northrop Auditorium invites visitors to sit, spin, and snap a quirky photo—or just ponder why it exists at all. This …
Towering above Nicollet Mall, Target’s corporate HQ isn’t just a building—it’s the nerve center of a retail giant born and bred in Minneapolis. The red bullseye is part of the city’s identity, from …
Perched mysteriously in Prospect Park, the “Witches Hat Tower” looks like it fell out of a fairy tale and landed among the trees. Officially named the Prospect Park Water Tower, it once offered …
This POAP is given to everyone that collects any of the 33 locations in the 612 POAP Challenge! Collect one and you will get this POAP sent to you to commemorate being in the challenge. Mailing …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects the seven different locations in the Architecture Aficionado category. Basilica of Saint Mary: https://poap.gallery/drops/190516 Campbell Mithun Tower: …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects the six different locations in the Bridge Builder category. 35W Saint Anthony Falls Bridge: https://poap.gallery/drops/190524 Hennepin Avenue Bridge: …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects the six different locations in the Culture Collector category. Spoonbridge and Cherry: https://poap.gallery/drops/190530 First Avenue: …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects the six different locations in the Lake Lover category. Bde Maka Ska: https://poap.gallery/drops/190538 Lake Harriet: https://poap.gallery/drops/190539 …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects the six different locations in the Minneapolis Marvel category. Gold Medal Building: https://poap.gallery/drops/190544 Goldy Gopher: …
This POAP is given to anyone that collects all 31 locations, thus all five different categories. You got them all! Architecture Aficionado: https://poap.gallery/drops/190898 Bridge Builder: …
After the 612 POAP Challenge has completed on September 1, 2025 there will be a random drawing of five individual tokens and each winner will be sent one of these congratulations tokens which will …
Awarded to the bold and curious! This POAP is given to participants who were the first to discover and claim a location in the 612 POAP Challenge. Like a true trailblazer, you navigated the city and …
Tammy & Tyler’s 26-Mile Journey! On June 17, 2025, Tammy and Tyler completed a full 26-mile walk around beautiful Lake Geneva, Wisconsin — an incredible feat of endurance and spirit! This POAP …
You walked away from the corporate feed trough. You ripped your voice out of the algorithm's claws. That took guts. That took conviction. That's punk! The IndieWeb isn't some polished product you …
This POAP commemorates the June 2025 MN Blockchain Spotlight Meetup [1], held at Frankie’s Pizza [2] and featuring a special session titled “Creating Community with POAP.” Hosted by Jamie Thingelstad …
Olson Family: Turning vacations into legendary adventures since 2004! From the cobblestone streets of Old Montréal to the rolling hills of Stowe, the Olson clan embarked on an epic 7-day journey! …
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On a sunny summer day in Vermont, the Olson crew took a delicious detour to the legendary Ben & Jerry’s Experience! From factory tours and flavor sampling to photo ops with giant pints and cow …
The image for this POAP was created via GPT-5 with the prompt: I would like you to generate an image for a circular POAP badge with a vibrant teal-to-orange gradient background. At the center is the Women in Tech (WiT) logo — a clean, minimal flat-style laptop with coffee and charts inside, outlined in white. Radiating outward are subtle glowing neural network dots and arcs, minimal and elegant, giving an AI-inspired futuristic vibe. At the bottom-right inside the circle is a small playful line-art outline portrait of Jamie Thingelstad, wearing a hat with a bird perched on it, drawn in the same minimal outlined style as the WiT logo. Inside the circle edges, curved text: on top “WiT Q3 Lunch & Learn”, on bottom “How AI is Transforming Product Creation”. A small ribbon banner under the logo reads “Jamie Thingelstad · Sept 18, 2025”. Fun, playful, but clean and polished, with all elements fully contained within the circle for cropping.
This POAP celebrates the Reddit Revival of r/WeeklyThing, the subreddit companion to the Weekly Thing newsletter. It is awarded to readers who showed up, commented, and helped restart the …
You got this digital collectible because you have met Jamie Thingelstad in real life between December 2025 and February 2026. Blog: https://www.thingelstad.com Newsletter: …
This POAP is for the Redditors who joined the “Favorite POAP of 2025” monthly round-up on r/POAP and helped kickstart the revival of the subreddit. Minted for those who shared a favorite token and …
