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Jennifer Pitterle

Jennifer Pitterle
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Jennifer brings more than 15 years of experience in lifestyle journalism to her role as managing editor for Minnesota Monthly and some of Greenspring’s custom publications. She has a passion for creative nonfiction and collaborating with others, from writers to photographers to art directors, to tell the stories of Minnesota and of the people who make it such an interesting place to live, work, and play.

Upgrade Your Ride: Bike Gear We Love

Freshen up your cycling routine (and your bike itself) with a collection of new gear, from apparel to tools to accessories
Sister Bay Beach by Drone

Serene Sister Bay

Discover one of Door County’s loveliest villages for a summer stay

The Case for an Analog Childhood

National and local experts on the new landscape of kids’ well-being in a digital world

Chasing the ‘Green Light’

Duluth writer Ryan Rodgers on legendary canoeist Bob O'Hara and the rise of wilderness travel
The Eaux Claires music festival returns to Wisconsin this weekend after an eight-year hiatus.

What To Know Before Heading to Eaux Claires

The popular Wisconsin music festival returns this weekend after eight years
Minnesota cycling advocates work to preserve access to trails and infrastructure.

Pedaling Forward

Minnesota cycling advocates work to protect access after federal infrastructure grants are canceled

The Expert’s Travel Playbook

Luxury travel advisor Linda Bendt reveals where to go next, what to pack, and how to make every trip count
Asia Village customers wait in line for traditional bakery goods.

A Taste of Asia Under One Roof

Blaine's new Asia Village is a food hall, market, and gathering place all in one
Hennepin County Medical Center emergency department

Healthcare: State of Change

A snapshot of the pressures, partnerships, and policy shifts reshaping care across Minnesota
Islamic-inspired metalwork is part of the public art installation at Wadaag Commons

A New Housing Development Celebrates Art

Wadaag Commons combines affordable housing with installations celebrating Somali, East African, and Islamic cultural traditions

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