Cover Me Impressed: Are We Living Through a Twin Cities Cover-Band Boom?
We talk with bands, bookers, authors, and academics to better understand the economics and philosophies around playing somebody else's hits.
Freeloader Friday: 75 Free Things To Do This Weekend
Indie Bookstore Day! Smash burgers! Plant and clothing shops!
If This Flag Offends You, We’ll Help You Pack
Plus skinny fish, rockin' plates, and daring fashion in today's Flyover news roundup.
For This Week’s Open Thread, It’s Your Turn to Remember Some Dead Restaurants
As we do every Friday, we're turning Racket over to you, the readers.
5 Things to Know About Company Bar, Kingfield’s New Neighborhood Haunt
Hot mortadella and house-made Malört: a match made in heaven.
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Here’s What We Ate at Aubergine, St. Paul’s New Old-World French Bistro
Can we interest you in un œuf en gelée?
‘Minnesota Hardcore’ Producer David Roth Is the Ken Burns of Twin Cities Punk
No one is documenting Minnesota's music history like the comics artist turned filmmaker.
Is Terrorizing/Abducting Children BAD? It Happened at Least 70 Times During Operation Metro Surge.
Plus MPD's bungled investigations, bye-bye Basilica, and Walz on Kimmel in today's Flyover news roundup.
On the Big Screen This Week: Arthouse Classics, Anne Hathaway as a Pop Star, and a Sexy Existential (Sexistential?) Adaptation
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
What’s New at Midtown Global Market?
Minneapolis’s proto-food hall has welcomed a lot of new faces over the last 6 months. Let’s eat their food.
The Affordable, Neighborhood Twin Cities Restaurant Is Dying. Let’s Remember the Dead.
Table of Contents, Parma 8200, Al Vento... which departed neighborhood restaurant do you miss most?
What Would Klobesota Look Like?
Plus Cargill's Duluth exit, viral lattes in Northfield, and sketchy behavior at Schooner in today's Flyover news roundup.
