Best of the Cities
From cocktails to curry, croquet courses to spelling contests, we've dug up 120 people, places, and things that make the Twin Cities great.
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Features
Prize Acquisition
Kaywin Feldman wants to raise the reputation of the staid Minneapolis Institute of Arts. But starting a renaissance is hard work.
Raising the Steaks
Manny’s Steak House relocates—and attempts lunch
Columns
Outdoors: Dream Acres
Will a new Lake Vermilion State Park help revive the state park system—or starve it?
The Treatment: Eyebrow Shaping
Face shape and bone structure—not trends—should determine an individual’s ideal brow shape
Notes from Next Door: Family Inc.
Making sure your family works for you
A Likely Story: Seeing Red
The Surly Little Sumac
Sue Z: Sue Z. Says
Ideas for a local foodie vacation
Departments
Foreword: Best Efforts
How do we know what’s the best?
Mail: Your Letters
Letters from readers regarding the last issues of Minnesota Monthly
Talk: Reviews
New books and CDs
Talk: Dear Paul
Expert answers to your most dire questions
Best Bets: The Agenda
Theater, concerts, exhibits, and more—your best bets for October
Style Guide: Life of the Party
A Twin Cities party gal
Counter Culture: Ladyslipper Boutique
A posh addition to Edina’s retail scene
Style File: October 2008 Style File
The latest beauty buzz, store openings, and more
Quick Bites: Mango Thai Restaurant
Cathedral Hill’s newest addition is refreshingly simple
Quick Bites: Restaurant Max
Can this new hotel eatery stand out among the pack?
Arts: Top of the Pops
The Minnesota Orchestra’s Sarah Hicks wants modern musicians to embrace not only the classics, but the music of their own age.
Elizabeth's Picks: Purple Reign
Mugs, plates, and cuffs—in purple.
Scene: October 2008 Party Pics
1006 Summit Avenue Society, Springboard for the Arts, Remembering Our Stars-Blossoms of Hope Gala, Page Education Foundation, University of Minnesota-Duluth, and the 19th Annual Twin City Polo Classic
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Party Pics
1006 Summit Avenue SocietyMore »
Pictured: Ann Kenefick, Tim Mattes, Governor Tim and Mary Pawlenty, Kathy Ordahl, and Brad Palecek
Slideshow Archives »
Our Upcoming Events
Women of Influence Luncheon
October 16, 2008 • Bellanotte
Join us for “an intimate conversation,” hosted by WCCO Radio’s online personality Sue Zelickson. Sue’s guest will be Ruth Lordan – a fifth-generation natural born psychic with previous cliental including Olivia Newton-John and Frank Sinatra’s wife. Proceeds will benefit the Children’s Cancer Research Fund.
Order tickets online.
Quick Bites: Mango Thai Restaurant and restaurant Max.
A Look Inside
A Look Inside
Watch our virtual tour of Barrio Tequila Bar and Caféon Nicollet Mall in downtown Minneapolis.
Events
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Oct 8, 2008
Great Hall of Honor
An exhibition of 51 information banners highlighting University of Minnesota Horticultural Research Center plant and fruit introductions over its...
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Oct 8, 2008
How I Became a Pirate
When young Jeremy Jacobs is invited aboard, pirate captain Braid Beard and his scurvy crew accompany the child as they sail in search of buried...
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Oct 8, 2008
MN150
On May 11, 1858, the Minnesota Territory was admitted to the Union as the 32nd state. In anticipation of the sesquitennial anniversary of our...
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Oct 8, 2008
R.A. Salvatore's The Pirate King Book Tour
Meet New York Times best-selling author R.A. Salvatore as he celebrates the release of The Pirate King, the latest book in the Forgotten Realms...
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Oct 8, 2008
Speaking of Home - Public Art Project
Fantastically enlarged snapshot portrait images of Twin Cities immigrants are part of a temporary public art installation this summer in...
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Oct 8, 2008
'Treeology' Summer Exhibition
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum celebrates the wonder and beauty of trees with "Treeology," opening May 24 and continuing through Oct. 12. Enjoy...
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Guides
Tamarack Award
Minnesota Monthly runs a competition for unpublished short fiction work.
Read "Men with Boxes"by Eric Braun, the winner of our 2007 award.
The 2008 submission deadline has passed.
The winning story will appear in our November issue.
Read "Men with Boxes"by Eric Braun, the winner of our 2007 award.
The 2008 submission deadline has passed.
The winning story will appear in our November issue.
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