Mohamud has a knack for capturing special moments on the streets of Minneapolis. Read the entire story here.
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Digging in: Minnesota Orchestra finds common ground between music and culinary arts
The orchestra’s “A Musical Feast with Sarah Hicks” concert featured local chefs, classical music and plenty of shenanigans. Read the … More
Digging in: El Taco Riendo is a tried-and-true community favorite
The restaurant has brought inexpensive, tasty Mexican food to the Twin Cities for a decade. Read the entire story here. … More
Digging in: local brewers continue the kombucha craze
Making kombucha is not as hard as you think — just ask local brewmasters. Read the entire story here. This … More
Digging in: Support for the formerly incarcerated, all squared into a grilled cheese
The restaurant and Institute is giving people with criminal records the resources they need. Read the entire story here. This … More
Digging in: Afro Deli joins cultures, communities and flavors
For nearly a decade, Afro Deli has introduced new flavors and established a diverse community. A fourth location is set … More
Digging in: Hai Hai wins over Northeast with bright colors and Southeast Asian flavors
Paying homage to authentic flavors — but with a fresh twist. Read the entire story here. This is the second … More
Digging in: Fig + Farro makes food to fuel the climate change resistance
Raising awareness has never tasted better. Read the entire story here. This is the first article in “Digging In,” a … More
Review: Billie Eilish flirts with being an angel and a demon
The young songstress played for a sea of admirers at the Armory on Saturday. Read the entire review here.
More than just memes: local artists digging deeper into meme culture
The “Intermediate Meme Museum” project launches Saturday. Read the entire story here.
Review: A hit and a miss —Vulfpeck’s “Hill Climber” and Benny Blanco’s “Friends Keep Secrets”
The two albums both released on Dec. 7, but one is clearly better. Read the entire review here.
Cinnamon spice and everything nice: local Christmas market thrives in St. Paul
This year’s St. Paul European Christmas Market is larger and more festive than ever. Read the entire story here.
Discover “hygge” just in time for winter… and finals
Embrace the Scandinavian influence in the Twin Cities and grab a wool blanket. Read the entire story here.
Sustunes brings music charged with meaning to St. Paul campus
This Friday, the U’s Institute on the Environment presents its annual night of music, art and sustainability. Read the entire … More
Q&A: Ladybrain talks new show, ‘Hysteria’
The comedy troupe, comprised of female-identifying local comedians, is back for their second-ever show, “Hysteria.” Read the entire story here.
Review: Supporting singers outshine leads in U’s ‘Albert Herring’
The University Opera Theater’s rendition of the opera left room for improvement. Read the entire review here.
‘The Art of Avoiding PPL’ is relatable for anyone with anxiety
The new exhibit at Public Functionary spawned from Jose Dominguez’s after-work doodles. Read the entire story here.
Ashley Mary embodies the rainbow — in work and in spirit
The Minneapolis-based artist and designer spreads her colorful work around the Twin Cities. Read the entire story here.
The White Page gallery celebrates five prolific years
The gallery has served as a space for young artists to get their names out there. Read the entire story … More
Q&A: Nels Cline of Wilco and countertenor Ryland Angel on the premiere of ‘The Call’
Cline and Angel came together as old friends and collaborators for the contemporary choral work, which also features the University … More
Review: ‘Noises Off’ finds comedy in chaos
The exceptional cast of “Noises Off” had the audience cracking up all night. Read the entire review here.
Pulling strings with Liz Howls
Howls is a University of Minnesota graduate, performer and seasoned creative puppeteer. Read the entire story here.
A&E’s guide to local Halloween-inspired theater and film screenings
Enjoy these entertaining Halloween events that require no costume. Read the entire story here.
Meet Lamia Abukhadra, an artist exploring her Palestinian heritage
The recent University of Minnesota graduate is flourishing in the Minneapolis arts community. Read the entire story here.
Review: MØ’s “Forever Neverland”
MØ’s sophomore album is a fun listen, but only when her vocals sound authentically her. Read the entire review here.
Apparel design majors put their costume sewing skills to the test
A handmade Captain America costume and “avant-garde” Bamm-Bamm from the Flintstones will make their debut this Halloween. Read the entire … More
Art pop-up in downtown skyways kicks off this month
“Goethe in the Skyways” seeks to connect German artists, Minneapolis artists and the community. Read the entire story here.
Celebrating fifty years of the Whole Music Club
The venue has seen it all — from ’70s folk to ’90s punk and ’00s hip-hop. Read the entire story … More
Combating the stress of college with … salt?
A&E takes a trip to Salt Cave Minnesota. Read the entire story here.
Prince inspires University music students, old and new
The University’s “Honoring Prince” event last Wednesday gave School of Music students the royal treatment. Read the entire story here.
Review: Season three of ‘Serial’ tackles the U.S. court system
“Serial’s” new season exposes a dysfunctional justice system — that rarely ends in true justice. Read the entire story here.
Bringing the museum home
Renting out art to students has been a University tradition since 1934. Read the entire story here.
Review: Leon Bridges brings slow jams and dance moves to St. Paul
The R&B/soul singer played last Thursday and Friday night at the Palace Theater. Read the entire review here.
Black Lines Matter: Poetry that goes beyond the page
The group cultivates joy and community through poetry and creative writing. Read the entire story here.
Twin Cities Veg Fest has its biggest year yet
The all-vegan and vegetarian friendly festival drew large crowds this past Sunday. Read the entire story here.
In real life and in virtual reality, The Better World Museum works to live up to its name
Visit the museum and you too can experience VR technology as a way to make the world a better place. … More
Review: SALES did not sell themselves on stage
The band’s live show at 7th Street Entry did not live up to their feel-good studio sound. Read the entire … More
Review: Notes from a first time fair-goer
“Will people get mad if I give it an A-minus?” Read the entire review here.
First Giordanos, Portillos. Now, Mia brings “Art from Chicago.”
Chicago’s art scene is neglected no more thanks to new exhibit. Read the entire article here.