Sometimes art jumps out, captures and captivates you, and that’s exactly what Debbie Kupinsky’s mounted ceramic installations do. Each individual element is itself impressive, but taken together they create an uncanny sense of space that multiplies when there’s an entire… Continue Reading →
Highly acclaimed Theater Latté Da set their sights on the timeless Puccini drama. In nearly anyone else’s hands, the world’s most popular opera plays out like an overly complicated twin to Moulin Rogue!; With the deftly capable Latté Da and… Continue Reading →
Commonly known as ‘the smart one’ of the khaki bro former staffers helming the beloved Crooked Media podcast empire, Dan Pfeiffer (“Not great, Dan!”) translated his political organizing insight and expertise into another book and speaking tour to motivate the… Continue Reading →
For Fox Den Salon, using their space to welcome and celebrate community is a core mission, and they are living that mission this month by featuring the rich, dramatic colors of local watercolor and acrylic painter Angie Lynch at their… Continue Reading →
After a little bit of simmering in the shadows, the Twin Cities are turning into a hotbed of dark music, thanks in large party to the home for the genre provided by the Dark Energy dance night. To celebrate, they’re… Continue Reading →
Even though many a comedian calls MPLS + STPL home, we’re advocating to additionally adopt frequent visitor Beth Stelling. The stand-up performer and writer returns to town yet again (she crushed as the headliner of the local 10,000 Laughs Festival… Continue Reading →
Kamasi Washington is still riding on the power and success of his 2018 record Heaven and Earth, and so are we—his return to Saint Easy means an evening of full-hearted, sonorous jazz that celebrates the expanse of the genre and… Continue Reading →
For her newest project, Anat Shinar invites performance-makers Amal Rogers from Miami and Emily Gastineau and Theo Langason from Minneapolis to put several different artistic concepts—memory, distance (in space, time, and other), sincerity, subjective and objective feelings, and more—for an… Continue Reading →
Known around these parts as the former firebrand kicker for the Vikings, Chris Kluwe has re-invented himself as a nerdy creator behind successful non-fiction, board games, and even a TED-talk. He’ll return to town to read from his first ever… Continue Reading →
The definitive post- and art-punk group WIRE has been working at the cutting edge of music since the mid-70s, and they’re showing no signs of slowing down or playing it safe. New album “Mind Hive” coincides with an upcoming documentary… Continue Reading →
Head to honey for a night of micro shows hosted by Minneaux, an arts org dedicated to connecting audiences with up and coming artists from the area (and maybe shake up the music scene a bit in the process). The… Continue Reading →