UPCOMING EVENTS
Mystery on the Mississippi
Ever wanted to capture some of that Death On the Nile energy? You’re in luck. Fearless Comedy presents the latest
Break the Bubble—Coffee Edition
Not exactly networking or speed dating, the Break the Bubble series returns to spark a conversation. Show up, throw on
Grumpy’s Big Kahuna Bash 5
Formerly held at the now-closed Roseville location, the state’s biggest one-day Tiki/Surf party comes to the OG Grumpy’s in Northeast.
Sherwin Linton: The Johnny Cash Story
Minnesota country legend Sherwin Linton celebrates his 84th birthday at Crooners by paying tribute to one of his great friends,
Hot In Herre 2000s Dance Party
Remember when all of our favorite pop mega stars were part of pop mega groups? When Timberlake was telling us
Hamby Cartoon Premiere with Matt Latterell & Friends
Local cartoonist/singer-songwriter Matt Latterell debuts his new animated sitcom Hamby. Born out of his popular Instagram series, “Ted Cruz From
Reports on Arts & Culture
The Making of a SuperGroup
Exploring what it means to make art as everything changes.WORDS BY ANNA MARIE SHOGREN Bela
Trash Catties Furever
The garbage-pop duo celebrates their 20th wedding anniversary and a new EP. WORDS BY KATIE
Cities of Schlock
A celebration of scream queens, classic creeps, gratuitous gore, and horrible hauntings is here.
Six Decades of Dance
Minnesota Dance Theater does what it does best on its 60th anniversary: Dance.
How Thomas Søndergård became the new Minnesota Orchestra Music Director
16 people, four years, and a lot of listening resulted in the Danish designate.
The Toxenes Keep the Beat Going Across State Lines
For most rock trios, losing a core member to a different city would spell the end of the band.
A New Sound
Even if you studied music past your middle school classroom, you’ve probably only heard…
We Are Working All the Time!
What do you call an exhibition of an artist’s lifelong works when they’re still in the throes of their career?
Bryan Miller’s Album Recording at Acme
“I used to be a lot cleaner and a lot nicer,” says Bryan Miller. One