Fall Arts Guide 2025
Festivals! Concerts! Arts! Halloween! Comedy! Oktoberfests!
Say Hello to Sea Dawg’s, Makers of MN’s First Philly-Style Soft Pretzels (We’re Pretty Sure)
Go Birds.
College Instructors Sound Off On AI in the Classroom
Plus Kirk stuff, flower fever, and Xcel's excesses in today's Flyover news roundup.
At the Palace, Rilo Kiley Reminds Adults What They’ve Lived Through
Touring for the first time since 2008, the reunited band brought fans back to the 2000s, a time it’s hard to be nostalgic for.
Racket’s Sept-Member Fall Membership Drive: Get Your First Month for $1!
Heckuva deal for new members.
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On the Big Screen This Week: A Modern Taiwanese Classic, ‘Knight Rider’ as Romcom, and the Early Work of Bill Shatner
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
MN Renters Get Results via Unions
Plus a worker contract at Vertical Endeavors, mental health options for kids is good, and Transit to Work Day gets rerouted in today's Flyover news roundup.
Who Says Festivals Are Only for Summer? Not Your Complete Concert Calendar: Sept. 16-22.
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
RIP Marilyn Hagerty, Great and Humble Chronicler of Upper Midwestern Eats
Plus south Minneapolis mass shootings, DJ calls for Saloon boycott, and a Robert Redford local angle in today's Flyover news roundup.
U of M Professor Explains Science Behind Sci-Fi in ‘The Physics of Superheroes Goes Hollywood’
James Kakalios, an 'acclaimed physics professor and superhero nerd' from the University of Minnesota, tackles quantum chemistry, multiverse theory, and A.I. through pop culture in his new book.
Hear Teamsters Explain, Celebrate Big Contract Win at the University of Minnesota
Plus Annunciation families demand gun control, RIP Palmer's Bar, and buy the damn hoodie in today's Flyover news roundup.
Oktoberfests, Dakota Turns 40, Owamni Cooks: This Week’s Best Events
Plus Farm Aid, Taco Bell Century bike ride, and the return of Rilo Kiley.
