The arts cooperative, founded this year by a local poet, aims to serve as a joyful, educational hub and extension of the local racial justice movement
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“What to Send Up When It Goes Down” Returns to Pillsbury...
The play of songs and vignettes surrounding Black joy and anti-Blackness is back after an acclaimed run
Black Table Arts Co-op Fuels Black Creativity in South Minneapolis
The arts cooperative, founded this year by a local poet, aims to serve as a joyful, educational hub and extension of the local racial justice movement
Rachel Lime Made One of the Boldest Local Albums of the...
The artist's Minnesota-made debut, "A.U.," explores themes of loneliness, longing, and her Korean heritage
Fall Arts, 2021-22: Theater, Music, and More in the Twin Cities
Our finest stages and museums welcome back audiences for another season of entertainment
Meet Artists Behind the “Black Lives Matter” Street Mural
On Plymouth Avenue in Minneapolis, the Minnesota African American Heritage Museum hosted a massive undertaking
Interview: Dua Saleh on Creating Music While Processing Trauma
The Twin Cities artist tackles gender identity and police brutality in new recordings
“What to Send Up When It Goes Down” Returns to Pillsbury...
The play of songs and vignettes surrounding Black joy and anti-Blackness is back after an acclaimed run
Games and Late-Night TV Inspire Local Comedian’s Latest Show
Jon Savitt’s “Never Too Late” at the Phoenix Theater draws from pandemic restlessness in a show of trivia, conversation, and other amusing things
How Twin Cities Theaters Are Slowly Coming Back
After a year in limbo, three major metro theater organizations are finally ready to raise curtains
Resources to Fight Anti-Asian Racism in Minnesota
How to report hate incidents and support racial justice work for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community
Rachel Lime Made One of the Boldest Local Albums of the...
The artist's Minnesota-made debut, "A.U.," explores themes of loneliness, longing, and her Korean heritage
Charlie Parr Links Up With Smithsonian for Latest Album
The Duluth musician discusses songwriting, mental and physical health, and "Last of the Better Days Ahead," out July 30
First Avenue Announces More Than 50 New Shows
After a year without live music, the venue is welcoming artists back with events across the Twin Cities
Highway 80: Bob Dylan’s Birthday Milestone
A huge moment for most humans is just another day for the Minnesota-born legend
Travel Writer’s Cross-Country Journey Lands in the Twin Cities
Making a unique piece of art in every major city, Daniel Seddiqui plans to hit up the American Swedish Institute, Mall of America, and the Minnesota State Fair
New 22-Foot-Tall Abstract Sculptures Await at Anderson Center
Artist Perci Chester celebrates the arrival of her newest creation, “Film Noir Ensemble,” at the Red Wing arts destination
Native American Artists Share Inspiration for Skyline Mini-Golf Holes
The Walker Art Center collaborated with the Native Youth Arts Collective on two new artist-designed holes
Weekend Best Bets: May 13-16
Your guide to this weekend around the Twin Cities: Art-A-Whirl, the MSP Film Society's global fest, a Sculpture Garden event, the outdoor Twin Cities Auto Show, and more
Party Pics: Constellation Fund’s Bright Night at First Avenue
The free virtual event raised more than $2 million from 235 donations in just 90 minutes
Party Pics: Sanneh Foundation’s Gala 4 Goals 2021
For the first time ever, the Gala 4 Goals fundraiser was held in a virtual format
Party Pics: HeartLink Gala 2019
For Children’s HeartLink’s 50th anniversary, medical experts showed out for an event that raised $1 million
Party Pics: FashionFest
On a night of designer looks, FashionFest raised more than $480,000 for pediatric services