Finding community in a new city can feel overwhelming, especially for recent graduates, remote workers or anyone looking to try something new. The Sunday Morning Club, the Twin Cities’ newest women’s...
On another rainy Saturday, Minnehaha Park welcomed the Twin Cities Pagan Pride Festival for a vibrant event full of unique artists, educational rituals and so much more. Many gathered to celebrate...
From Costa Rica to Mexico, Honduras to Guatemala, El Salvador to the U.S., the Do Portugal Circus Tour has dazzled cities with shows that prove you don’t need a massive arena to deliver world-class entertainment....
Every Friday night at Laugh Camp Comedy Club, the curtain opens not on a polished script, but on possibility itself. Working from crowd suggestions, the cast leaps into unscripted worlds, chasing characters...
The Soul of the Southside Juneteenth Festival returns to the intersection of Minnehaha Avenue and East Lake Street in South Minneapolis on Thursday, starting at noon. In addition to the many vendors...
As the first week of June comes to a close, the celebration of Pride and the LGBTQ+ community starts as Open Eye Theatre presents “Ode to Walt Whitman,” created and performed by Bart Buch and Company. This...
The Northeast Vintage Block Party returns to Minneapolis this Saturday, after a successful first event last September. The block party will feature food, music, art and more than 30 different vintage...
Queer friends and lovers of all stripes swayed to Lucy Dacus’ sentimental indie stylings on her second night at St. Paul’s Palace Theatre on Tuesday.Dacus, who turned 30 on Friday, sold out her...
In the back theater of Bryant Lake Bowl & Theater, the cast of all female, femme-presenting and nonbinary performers celebrate the famous Austenian novels like “Pride and Prejudice” or “Sense...
In lieu of Charli XCX’s performance at Target Center, the Greenroom and Union Rooftop each held their own Brat Rave on Friday and Saturday.The Brat Rave is a themed dance party highlighting Charli...
