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- An all-grown-up Tom DeLonge is out of this world at Angels & Airwaves' arena-scaled First Ave show December 13 by Alex Rice
- The weekend's best concerts: Dec. 13-15 December 13 by CP Staff
- In 2019 female R&B artists took their pleasure seriously—and thrived December 12 by Alfred Soto
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Food & Drink
- Eastlake Craft Brewery celebrates 5 years of under-the-radar success December 13 by Jerard Fagerberg
- Cook-owner of Al's Breakfast retiring after 40 years December 12 by Sarah Brumble
- Say hello to the Freehouse's beautiful new 'winter domes' December 12 by Sarah Brumble
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- Holiday bake sales, Super Smash Bros. melee, Krampus visits: 64 free things to do this weekend December 13 by Jessica Armbruster
- A shopping guide for the dudes in your life: Dad, your brother, Uncle Bill, your BF, and BFF December 12 by Kara Nesvig
- May you die in Ireland December 12 by Jerard Fagerberg
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- Review: Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver consciously uncouple in 'Marriage Story' December 10 by Bryan Miller
- Review: 'Waves' is an emotional gut-punch of a film—and one of the year’s best December 4 by Tony Libera
- Elf December 11 by Jessica Armbruster
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Twin Cities Veg Fest Laura Carroll Photography for Twin Cities Veg Fest
Twin Cities Veg Fest 2019
Food festivals are rarely 100 percent vegetarian- or vegan-friendly, but Twin Cities Veg Fest is exactly that. Whether you’ve been plant-based for decades or are looking to add some vegetable side dishes to your plate of steak, you’ll be welcome to sample your way through a variety of foods. Vegan items can be pricey; here you’ll be able to try things first to see if you like them. Never had oat milk? Coconut-based cheese? Dairy-free cupcakes? Try before you buy. Last year’s lineup boasted over 90 vendors, and Sunday’s event should feature a similar selection. Presentations include fondue-making, summer salad ideas, and gluten-free baking. Find more info at tcvegfest.com.
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