Rachel Fergus
Land of 10,000 Lodges
For each of Minnesota’s glorious lakes, there seem to be several lodges dotting the shorelines. From rustic log cabins in the north woods to majestic resorts on Lake Superior, there’s no shortage of retreats for slowing down, stepping back in time, and making lasting memories
Sara Groves: Hymns in a Tiny Sanctuary
The singer recorded her latest album in the small church building that she transformed into a community center for creativity
Go Deep: MN's Most Unique Tourist Spots
Destinations for those looking for the weirder, lesser-known side of the Twin Cities
The Gluten-Free Craze: Should You Join In?
A look at the gluten-free trend popping up in new restaurants across the Twin Cities
Weekend Best Bets: December 1–3
Your weekend to-do list includes lessons in horse training, Swedish meatballs, and holiday music brought to you by a German quintet
The Copper Hen's New Cookbook
This Eat Street restaurant published a coffee table–worthy book of recipes, stories, and photos that look good enough to eat
Minnesota Love in 3 New Books
The Boundary Waters, First Avenue, and fun facts about Minnesota—all highlighted in these recent publications
What Else To Do on Black Friday: Alternative Plans across the State
Things to do on Black Friday in Minnesota—other than shop
Weekend Best Bets: November 10–12
Your Twin Cities to-do list this weekend features Bach and bluegrass, painted denim, and the Minneapolis Holiday Boutique (yes, already)
Photos from Nigeria: A Series with a Cause by a MN Resident
MN photographer Bre McGee's series "Stolen Lives: The Lost Futures of Nigeria's Trafficked Youth" raises money for victims of child labor and sex trafficking