A New Way to Get Lit at Twin Cities Breweries
At more and more local breweries, books and beer go hand in hand.
Freeloader Friday: 127 Free Things To Do This Weekend
Festivals! Vintage! Dog parties! Movies! Patio tunes!
Weirdest Man Alive Announces Doomed Encore to Failed MN Gubernatorial Run
Plus a bad bar crawl, soaring home prices, and State Fair bevvies in today's Flyover news roundup.
‘It’s Music You Would Call ‘Far Out’—or as Minnesotans Would Say, ‘Interesting’: How Curators Are Keeping Local Experimental Music Alive
Experimental music is an acquired taste. Here are some of the people encouraging others to acquire it.
I Ate (At Least) 32 Dumplings in St. Paul Last Weekend
A 'Dumpling Passport' offers a guide to the capital city's stuffed goodies. Why not wolf 'em all down in 36 hours?
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MPR: We Are So Totally Fucked
Plus U students forced to pay for athletes, e-bike rebates return, and pickets outside Yacht Club in today's Flyover news roundup.
For This Week’s Open Thread, Tell Us the Dumbest Thing You Ever Did
As we do every week at this time, we're turning Racket over to you, the readers.
Freaky Fantasies From the ’80s and the ’00s on the Big Screen This Week
Pretty much all the movies you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
Wanna Buy a Cold War Missile Site Turned Luxury Compound 30 Minutes From the Metro?
'Ideal for doomsday preppers,' the property listing exclaims.
Forget Frederick: Bigger, Possibly Stinkier Corpse Flower Blooming in Minneapolis
Plus why we need immigrants to grow, MN schools not getting federal funds (for now), and U of M Press turns 100 in today's Flyover news roundup.
The Mayor in 2 Acts: Genuinely Nice PR Gesture; Inconceivable MPD Reform Blunder
Plus UnitedHealth's PR problem, MN lawmakers vote to keep Epstein intel private, and 'Country Grammar' at the State Fair in today's Flyover news roundup.
300 Cedar Ave.: The Birthplace of Minnesota’s First NFL Team
The mostly forgotten history of the Minneapolis Marines, a team that emerged from the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in 1905.
