Q&A Mu Performing Arts at Mixed Blood Theatre through June 8 612.338.6131 THE BRAVE NEW WORKSHOP AT 50: OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER at the Brave New Workshop through June 21...
The war years of the 1940s demanded sacrifice, dedication, and honor, not only from those serving overseas, but also from civilians on the American home front. Any World War II...
Make no mistake: Grand Old Day may have an old-timey name, but there's nothing old-fashioned about this festival. In fact, it's so modern it has a MySpace page. This year is...
When Midtown Global Market opened its doors two years ago, there was concern that it wouldn't make it. Would Minnesotans want to sample the tasty treats offered from the...
Our scene is a bedtime story, and Modern Radio, the label that has given us Vampire Hands, His Mischief, and many others, has spent nine years reading us our favorite parts....
Three-fourths of one of the best American punk bands of all time, the Ramones, are no longer with us. A drug and cancer sandwich, if you will—the initial death of Joey...
There is truth in the cliché that you can't judge a book by its cover. Gary Greenberg's latest photography book, A Grain of Sand: Nature's Secret Wonder, is an example...
Between MOSAIC, Art-a-Whirl, and various Twin Cities gallery crawls, there are plenty of artistic events for your enjoyment this summer. One event worth heading outside and...
Ninety-five years ago this month, Igor Stravinsky premiered his groundbreaking composition, "The Rite of Spring," in Paris. It caused a near-riot thanks to the music's modern...
In 2006 Traci Tullius had an installation at Soap Factory that cobbled together 50 pieces of footage from years of her work. It included a gag-inducing scene of Tullius wolfing...
There're three significant reasons why it's amazing that Trama's new mixtape Barack Otrama has the Twin Cities' best unsigned MC spitting a couple of verses over BDP's "The...
The Electric Eyes Festival, a quirky, two-weekend event, will celebrate what is perhaps the most experimental of music genres, termed simply as "electronic." Not to be confused...
The St. Paul-based Teatro del Pueblo has been around since 1992, but Real Women Have Curves represents the first step in the theater's vision of stepping up from a small-scale...
For his sixth album, Rebop (Gabwalk), local jazz guitarist, composer, and educator Paul Renz recruited his former Berklee classmate Anders Bostrom, whose sly, insinuating flute...
Most widely known as Wilco's lead guitarist, Nels Cline leads a double life as an avant-garde guitar monster who breeds ceaselessly inventive music that wanders among jazz,...
Maybe you missed Grand Archives' show-stealing set at the Entry in March. Forgivable. And maybe, while you dig Band of Horses plenty, you've never checked out the prior band...
Your Friday-night buck gets stretched out well tonight. Royalty, Etc. Records is throwing a big old party to promote the release of not one, but three albums from their...
Tucked under the surface of downtown St. Paul like a speakeasy, the Artists' Quarter is more than a great bar and jazz club. It's also home to some of the most skilled and...
Science is shouting loud and clear: Textiles are the new black. They are in a unique position to advance space travel, building construction and interior design, and clothing....
If you have ever trusted U.S. government intelligence, read journalist Tim Weiner's A Legacy of Ashes. The New York Times national security reporter's comprehensive history of...