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Ambitious and ascending, Governor Tim Pawlenty is a champion to some—and a mystery to many.
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Ambitious and ascending, Governor Tim Pawlenty is a champion to some—and a mystery to many.
Whether you’re heralding or heckling, here’s what you need to know.
From waterfalls in the north to waffle shops in the south, Minnesota offers plenty of places to sate a traveler’s hunger for scenic views, tasty food, quiet rest, and family fun. Plus, a few...
Local vineyards have begun to yield wines worth talking about. Here, a tour of four bottle stops.
How three Minnesotans helped propel the Yale rowing team—and the United States—to the gold medal at the 1924 Olympics in Paris.
A close shave at Heimie’s
Is a desire for convenience another way of saying you’re lazy?
The state fair and the GOP convention: How to tell them apart
Summer tips
Comments from readers regarding the last issues of Minnesota Monthly
Q&A with Patricia Mitchell, Dear Paul, and More
A review of Crazy Good, The Man in the Blizzard, Wolves and Wishes, and Sweet Prudence
Theater, art, concerts & more—your best bets for August
Brevity is a virtue at the lingerie shop Flirt.
The latest store openings, e-style & more
Local art, high fashion, and fresh food bring out the best in this bustling river town
For summer, a tunic’s terrific.
Fun, fresh, creative Mexican comes to Uptown
Not the same old, same old sambal
Minnesota’s Fringe Festival is one of the biggest in the world, attended by thousands and propelling lots of new talent into the spotlight. But whether it launches careers is a matter of debate.
No need to hit the beach when you can conjure it up at home with these tropical treatments
The Hard Hat and Black Tie Gala, The Serengeti Serenade, The Thank God for Kids gala, Greater Twin Cities United Way's Tocqueville Society Awards Dinner, and Symphony Ball 2008's "Thank You for the...
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Twin Cities Fresh Taste FestivalJoin us at the inaugural Twin Cities Fresh Taste Festival, a day-long event to celebrate the best in organic, local and sustainable food products and wines.
Buy tickets online. For more info, visit www.freshtaste.com
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Jul 25, 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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Jul 25, 2008
Jazz for Peace Concert
Are you a lover of Jazz? Do you know someone who is? Are you passionate about helping the poor and hungry around the world? Any or all of...
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Jul 25, 2008
Key North Celebrates 2nd Anniversary
Key North will celebrate going into its third year of business on Friday, July 25 with door prizes, a free gift with each purchase, and an...
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Jul 25, 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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Jul 25, 2008
Project Girl
This summer, visit Intermedia Arts in Minneapolis to experience Project Girl, the nationally touring visual arts exhibition and series of hands-on...
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Jul 25, 2008
The Boy Friend, by Sandy Wilson
This musical is set in the 1920s French Riviera and finds teenage girls from Madame Dubonnet's Finishing School eagerly awaiting the annual...
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