Arts
The Perfect Minnesota Fringe Festival Lineup Is a Completely Random One
There’s a lot to be gained from devouring inconsistent independent theater.
MPLS Piecycle Club Promotes Group Rides With Adorable Antidotes to AI Art
Creating community with a little help from cycling squirrels, dancing bears, and anthropomorphic loaves of bread.
The Revolution Will Be Crafty in Minnesota
How clubs, studios, and local creatives are coming together to bring affordable art-making to the masses.
This Year’s Most Exciting Pride Event Is a Shakespeare Production
The Modern Rep’s queer interpretation of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ has its finger on the pulse, and it’s pressing hard.
The Twin Cities Improv Festival Is Turning 20?! Yes, and It’s ‘Full of Headliners.’
It’s a milestone year for one of the Midwest’s longest-running improv fests.
Highpoint Center for Printmaking Celebrates 25 Years
How the south Minneapolis nonprofit survived and thrived while making print art accessible for all.
Meet the Minneapolis Artist Who Paints All Those Timberwolves Yard Signs
Adam Johnson says they're 'almost like flags' to wordlessly unite Wolves fans.
Viral Posts, No AI: Meet the Graphic Designer Wunderkind Behind the Timberwolves, Lynx
Alejandro Meyers and the Wolves social team bring elite human skills to the online content game.
The Strangest Gifts From Your Local ‘Buy Nothing’ Group, Illustrated
The weird, the wonderful, and the WTF.
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.
