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Loved by some, loathed by others, the State Fair is more than greasy food and midway rides: it's the great Minnesota get-together, open to all for 12 days a year.
Bid the big city adieu and discover these small-town gems scattered across the state.
Ten trails that show off the craggiest bluffs, vastest vistas, lushest forests, and most breathtaking scenes Minnesota has to offer.
April isn’t the cruelest month. In Minnesota, it’s August—hot, sticky, and overshadowed by the responsibilities that follow Labor Day.
When does a hit become one hit too many? New concussion research shows that head injuries sustained by young athletes have more serious long-term consequences than once thought.
Fabulous BBQ sauces, grilled corn on the cob, and other farmers' market goodies bring the heat this summer
The national food-swap movement, blending old-school kitchen craft with new-school values, has arrived in the Twin Cities.
Ten hot picks and the faces behind this month's arts and culture
We abuse art—dropping it, driving into it, even shooting it. Luckily, we have Kristin Cheronis to restore it.
The Mall of America cashes in on new Armani A|X
The oysters? Blameless—fresh as buttercups, saline, expertly shucked, perfect in every way
Another worthy gastro-pub rises
A showcase of farm fresh produce
You’ll know a frock star when you spot one, with their brightly-colored plumage and effervescent personalities.
How to inject youth, trend, and figure-flattering silhouettes into a professional wardrobe
Stripe advice and summer hair products
Cool shops, delicious treats, curious sights, and amazing adventures that lurk outside the Cities
Stylish services for the modern sophisticate
Pure ingredients and a clear purpose lead to superlative skin care
Plan a picnic with serious foodie cred.
The newest good restaurant in the southwestern Twin Cities is the Herb Box, inside the Eden Prairie Lifetime Fitness.
St. Louis Park’s Sopranos has some stellar dishes, and some sleepers.
After getting her degree in fiber arts and sculpture at Mankato State University, Gfeller decided it was time to stop searching and start making some magic of her own.
Shane Hawley and Dylan Garity on defending our poetry-slam dominance
Reward your feet for all the hard work they do in order to stay on your toes for a lifetime.
A consummate food wine, especially ideal with an August feast of fish and vegetables.
Despite the rain, 10,000 people attended the sold-out Rock the Garden show. Tickets for the concert were snatched up in less than 24 hours—a new record.
Open Arms wines and dines guests, raising money to make sure others don’t have to go without meals
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