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A local music landmark, this cavernous former bus station was showcased by Prince in “Purple Rain” and has hosted big names in music for decades. Bands play early, followed by Read more [...]

Home to Minnesota Public Radio’s A Prairie Home Companion, among other productions, this 1,000-seat venue is St. Paul’s oldest active theater. See website for full calendar. The oldest active theater Read more [...]

For a Vegas-class drag show in the house bar La Femme or a glitzy time on one of three dance floors, check out the largest entertainment complex in the Midwest Read more [...]

Slots, blackjack, bingo and other great casino games at these two Grand Casino locations. Mille Lacs: Less than two hours north of the Twin Cities

As the only Twin Cities stage dedicated to long-form improvisation, there are performances up to seven nights per week.

Grab a seat up front or in the balcony and laugh along with nationally touring comedians and local stand-ups who take the stage in this intimate performance space.

This blast from the past offers a modernized retro experience with 1950s decor, two outdoor sand volleyball courts, arcade games, darts, and the attached Flashback Cafe and Cocktail Lounge.

With 32 lanes, a deli and video arcade, this bowling alley is home to the pros–what with their U.S. Bowling Congress certified lanes.

Founded in 1903, the Grammy Award-winning Minnesota Orchestra is known for acclaimed performances in its home state and around the world; award-winning educational programs; and a commitment to building the Read more [...]

With a straight-forward name, you know what to expect when you come to the Music Hall. Located right off the light rail, the Music Hall makes it easy to get Read more [...]