Drama
Red Resurrected at Lab Theater in Mills District
Doña Rosita’s Jalapeño Kitchen at Playwrights
Comedy
Ex-Gays at Intermedia
Cedar Rapids Famous at Augsburg Main
The Trunk at Rarig Xperimental
Hamluke at Rarig Arena
Musical
Word. The Urban Musical at Gremlin (Raymond/Univ MidCity)
Solo
The Sometimes Grace of Saint Simon of the Water at Bryant-Lake Bowl
Losing My Religion at Augsburg Studio
Leaving You Feeling Violated
Meat My Package at Playwrights
Thirteen Ways of Looking at Minneapolis is a televised series of documentary productions that is designed to examine life in all thirteen wards of the city of Minneapolis throughout the… →
CPED announces the release of the 2012 Third Quarter Minneapolis Trends Report. The City’s economic and housing markets continued to exhibit growth across a range of indicators: The City’s labor… →
An unlikely neighborhood has become the Twin Cities hottest spot.
Congratulations to us, we May-d it. The sun is getting higher. It’s super green everywhere. All the buzz bands are touring. Speaking of which, you should totally catch Harlem w/… →
Hello, Some of you may remember the band PEACE CREEPS Originally started by James Gaynor and Matt Wacker later it grew to add Lisa McGrath (electronics) and John Zuma Saint… →
The University of Minnesota’s annual Senior Fashion Show is fast approaching. The show, InSight 2010, will take place February 6th, and is aiming to give the audience insight into the… →
The goal is really quite simple: taking aspects of our common experiences and expanding upon and working with that very commonality.
Monday Prefuse 73 rocks the Triple Rock; Thursday Cliche hosts fashion forward Avoid the Grey; Saturday features Lookbook’s Grant Cutler at the 7th Street
After last year’s trial, the Uptown Market launches June 20 in a weekly run of local produce, local artisans, street food and more street food.
Voltage announces a very familiar designer list with an eclectic indie lineup.
Ride on the sidewalk and your mug might end up on the Central Corridor listserv.
Ok, so first up, there’s this dude Ariel Pink. He does a ton of drugs, has a huge collection of vintage instruments, and writes superb lo-fi pop songs about everything from trannies to beardos.
New filmmaking duo Seven and Sixty Productions has produced an elegant and fabulous introspective on fellow Twin Citians. Interestingly, the team says they produced it with the Minnesota Culture Club,… →
MUMRA / RAT A TAT TAT / Code Red Feat. The Force Jeremy Conlon, also known as Nyteowl of Nytetraxx (yes the man has a website for everything), put together… →
NO GLORY What An exhibition created for 10 Years + Counting, a national, artist-led project marking the 10th anniversary of our nation at war. When Thursday, September 8 through Saturday,… →
Cal-Surf and V.S. Social Standard are offering hot threads and utilities for the streetwear enthusiasts.
Along the quiet Upper Mississippi, Minneapolis is a city with a calm river and fair weather (excluding snowmageddons), but downriver at the mouth of the Mississippi, a different story unfolds…. →
We promised another email with some artist info and updates for the Sunday Soul event at the FC gallery! A couple of things to let you know. All the details… →
This week once again proves why helicopter is a better way to get around.
The tradition returns with a bicycle kick-off of the Twin Cities on September 1st. (Photo by Tony Webster: Critical Mass 2008 on Lake Street.)
Hip hop scenesters Mars Rock and Ceder Tree release their first series of salacious podcasts.