Winter Escapes
Whether you’re looking for snow, sun, or just a scene, we’ve got a trip that’ll help beat the winter blahs.
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Whether you’re looking for snow, sun, or just a scene, we’ve got a trip that’ll help beat the winter blahs.
From taking a class to listening to a concert, there’s plenty to keep you busy this season—even if you’re stuck in Minnesota.
Fifty years ago, Dudley Riggs founded the Brave New Workshop. Today, the troupe is not only still going strong, its comic effect is being felt nationwide.
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend—even in a facial.
My father’s struggle with punch lines
On the psychopathology of pecuniary insult
A doctor investigates the promises of natural remedies
’Tis the season to be jolly—and here’s something that makes me jolly.
Who hasn't wanted to escape Minnesota at some point?
Letters from readers regarding the last issues of Minnesota Monthly
Mpls. unplugged, local giving, stocking stats & curtain call
Expert answers to your most dire questions
Theater, music, dance, and more—your best bets for December
Nordeast’s newest: Belle Reve
Nick and Eddie proves holiday generosity isn’t just for greeting cards: Behold the biggest gourmet bargain of the year
What’s the most powerful woman in Minnesota food interested in these days? Lee Svitak Dean toasts the joys of at-home dinner parties.
The newly reopened landmark is beautiful, fancy, and, well, weird
David Fhima is back—and better
Santa knows where you’ve been shopping—and he thinks you can do better.
From ribbon clutches to artisan coasters, these Minnesota-made gifts are sure to surprise and delight everyone on your list
You can find holiday gifts for everyone on your list at one of these cultural institutions. Long lines and crying babies not included.
The latest store openings, closings, and deals
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Smile Network InternationalBlack Nativity -
Hear Again the Christmas Story
November 28-December 28, 2008
This contemporary gospel musical celebrates the bonds of family, the power of faith, and the strength of tradition, showcasing the best jazz and gospel singers of the Twin Cities and the stirring choreography of TU Dance.
www.penumbratheatre.org
*Enter our online giveaway to win dinner and two free tickets to this production!
VocalEssence: Welcome Christmas!
December 7, 2008
VocalEssence rings in the holidays with their annual Welcome Christmas! concerts, featuring traditional carols and world premieres. Four performances: December 7 & 14 (Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis), December 12 (Trinity Lutheran Church, Stillwater), and December 13 (Normandale Lutheran Church, Edina).
Tickets and information: 612-371-5656 or www.vocalessence.org/wc2008
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Nov 21, 2008
70, Girl, 70
Based on the 1958 play, Breath of Spring, this jewel of a musical comedy by Kander and Ebb tells the tale of larcenous senior citizens living on...
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Nov 21, 2008
A Don't Hug Me Christmas Carol
The smash hit musical comedy "A Don't Hug Me Christmas Carol" is a hilarious Minnesota spoof of Charles Dickens' classic story, "A...
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Nov 21, 2008
Albums & Answers 1st Annual Holiday Boutique
Albums & Answers, a local scrapbooking business, is hosting its 1st Annual Holiday Boutique featuring mini scrapbook album kits, albums, tools,...
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Nov 21, 2008
Big Brothers Big Sisters' Annual Meeting
BBBS’ Annual Meeting is a gathering of BBBS funders and other supporters to thank them for their generosity, to highlight the work the agency...
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Nov 21, 2008
Cue the Jazz
Enjoy live Jazz every weekend at Cue at The Guthrie. 8:00 p.m. to midnight. NOVEMBER BKS Vine Saturday, November 1, 2008 Arne...
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Nov 21, 2008
Frederick's of Hollywood Opening at the MOA
Frederick’s of Hollywood is excited to announce further expansion of the brand with the opening of its newest store location at the...
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We asked and you voted… Readers selected their favorite restaurants across the Twin Cities and here’s how they stacked up in 2008.
