Arts
Minnesotaâs Mighty Maker Spaces
Need a cement mixer? A 3D printer? A pottery wheel? A laser cutting station? Yeah, these places have got you covered.
From Tokyo to Mickeyâs Diner, Deborah Jiang-Steinâs âLucky Tomorrowâ Is a Book of Belonging and Becoming
'I feel a little bit landlocked here,' Jiang-Stein says. Her stories are anything but.
Raising the Sausage Curtain: How Art-A-Whirl Helped Turn NE Minneapolis Into an Arts District
Thirty years ago, most people in Minneapolis thought Northeast was too sleepy or dangerous to visit. A scrappy open-studio tour with some unlikely political support changed that.
A Guide to Minneapolis Art Galleries for Beginners
You donât need a monocle and a million dollars to experience the local scene.
Life After HUGE: How the Twin Cities Improv Scene Is Evolving (and Even Expanding) Following HUGE Improv Theaterâs Closure
Last year, the Twin Cities lost its only dedicated longform improv theater. Where does it go from here? Well⊠everywhere.
Slam Poetry Is Good Actually
And the Twin Cities community is one of the best places to see it.
Amy Adams: âI Would Not Be Where I Amâ Without Chanhassen Dinner Theatresâ Michael Brindisi
The most successful actress to come out of Chanhassen Dinner Theatres pays tribute to the late icon of the Minnesota stage
Read an Excerpt From âHome Club,â a New Book on the History of MNâs Legendary Acme Comedy Co.
Racket contributor Patrick Strait catalogs the world-famous comedy club's 'up-and-comers and comebacks.'
How St. Paulâs New Loon Sculpture Isâand IsnâtâLike Chicagoâs Bean
Huge, gleaming, and a bit strange... what can the Bean teach us about its Hamline-Midway counterpart?
âLove Is Blindâ: A Mega Church, A Bad Date at BLB, and a Prenup
There's a whole lotta gaslighting, overanalyzing, and cult talk in episodes 10-12.
