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From Indigenous Beading to Appalachian Clogging, the Center for People and Craft Is Modernizing the 19th Century Folk-School Model
Rooted in the folk-school tradition, the newly launched center also aims for diversity and antifascism.
MN Ice Abduction Memorials, Mapped
Plus construction workers finally get paid for 2019 labor, RIP guitarist Michael Yonkers, and ICE killer gets new ICE job in today's Flyover news roundup.
I Tried the Minneapolis-Made Camera So You Don’t Have To
Manufactured on Nicollet Avenue during the Truman administration, the Clarus MS-35 is fun to use but riddled with flaws. Are civic pride and a yearning for physical media enough to make you buy one in 2026?
Is It Outdoor Music Season Yet? Your Complete Concert Calendar: April 28-May 4
Pretty much all the music you can catch in the Twin Cities this week.
We Must Connect Minneapolis and St. Paul by Subway
Plus catching up with Post Modern Times, learning languages, and hot tubs on the river in today's Flyover news roundup.
MN Street Style: Strange Times Market and Schmidt’s Artist Loft
'You go to any queer event and you’ve got a thousand people doing shit in a new way and I’m like: OK, noted. Got it.'
So Yen Is So Much More Than Just Donuts
You might know St. Paul’s So Yen as a bakery, but the savory options—especially the congee—rival the sweets.
Chaotic White House Correspondents’ Dinner: All the MN-Specific Angles
Plus data center pushback, group home deaths, and holy brewskis in today's Flyover news roundup.
The Weedeater: Cannabiscuits and Wavy Gravy
The most important meal of the day just got even more important.
5 Things to Know About K-ChiMac, Richfield’s Newish Korean Fried Chicken Joint
The increasingly adventurous first-ring 'burb adds double-fried wings from Korea.
