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Seven Points

At Hennepin Avenue and West Lake Street, Seven Points marks the former Calhoun Square site. Stop for a brief look at this changing Uptown corner, not a dependable mall visit.

Seven Points

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Why go

The corner tells a compact story about Uptown's changing retail landscape. Calhoun Square assembled older buildings into an atrium mall in the early 1980s; the site now called Seven Points is being redeveloped. Its position at two major streets makes it easy to understand the neighborhood's commercial center while walking nearby, even if shopping inside is not your purpose.

What to look for

  • The site occupies the Hennepin Avenue and West Lake Street corner in Uptown.
  • Parts of the former Calhoun Square complex incorporate older buildings.

Useful to know

  • Treat this as a short exterior stop on an Uptown walk; redevelopment limits its value as a shopping destination.
  • Pair the corner with the nearby Uptown Theater exterior rather than planning a separate mall outing.

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