Tag: Dining
Greats Gone 2 Soon: Lady Greats of Gospel, Jazz, Rhythm, Blues, and Soul
This series of Greats Gone 2 Soon will bring the sounds of 23 women who shaped music and left a lasting legacy. Honored singers include Mahalia Jackson, Nina Simone, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Ko Ko Taylor, Janis Joplin, Patsy Cline, Eva Cassidy, Minnie Ripperton, Tina Marie, Whitney Houston, Aaliyah, Left-eye Lopez, Donna Summer, and more.
GREATS GONE 2 SOON: An Etta James Experience
KAJ Productions presents the “Greats Gone 2 Soon” live music series.“KAJ” is a drummer, producer, song writer,and Music Director.
"Greats Gone 2 Soon" is a prolific and dynamic series of tributes that pay homage to...
Bone Appetit Gala
Join one of the Twin Cities’ favorite pet rescue organizations, Secondhand Hounds, for their biggest fundraiser of the year! The Bone Appetit Gala is Thursday, September 5th from 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. at...
Wise Acre Supper on the Farm
Our Supper on the Farm is by far our most magical event of the year. Join us on August 17th, 2019 for a evening full of festivities including a grand tour of the farm...
Dining 101: The Twin Cities’ Best Restaurants
Tuck in at award-winning restaurants, run by nationally renowned chefs, for a wide range of flavors
16 Twin Cities Favorites for Al Fresco Dining
Where to go for the skyline view, the waterfront close-up, or just a great patio—you can’t go wrong with these al fresco dining spots in the Twin Cities
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Lela Restaurant Expands Breakfast & Lunch Offerings
Lela Restaurant in Bloomington recently added to its breakfast and lunch menus to include tasty new egg dishes and gourmet salads and sandwiches, crafted by Executive Chef Thomas Orbison.
In Which We Dare to Review Lucky Cricket—and Like a Lot of It
Jason DeRusha on his ol' friend Andrew Zimmern, cultural appropriation, and, of course—the divisive food at the new Chinese restaurant
The Best Brunch Restaurants in Minnesota
80+ of the best brunch spots for mid- to late-morning bliss in the Twin Cities and beyond
Nickel and Dimed? The Rise in Fees at Restaurants
Going out to eat, there are fees for health care, rising wages, and credit cards. Why not just raise prices?
