From Thursday to Sunday, the Twin Cities Jazz Festival hosted over 80 performances across over 20 different venues in the Twin Cities.  The festival’s main stage was in Mears Park in St. Paul’s...

Even with classes out for the summer, a college student’s time may still be consumed with work and other obligations. Nearly 90% of students report working in some capacity this season, according to...

Pixies and Modest Mouse’s co-headlining performances on Friday made for one of this year’s best concerts. This was the first concert of the year at Surly Brewing Festival Field, one of the only...

The annual Stone Arch Bridge Festival celebrated its 30th anniversary this Saturday and Sunday along a mile-long stretch of West River Parkway in downtown Minneapolis, spanning from Gold Medal Park to...

The summer movie season is here, and with no film screenings scheduled at Coffman Union this summer, you might be wondering what other options there are for catching movies. Whether you are anticipating...

Ishana Night Shyamalan, daughter of famous director M. Night Shyamalan, has followed in the footsteps of “The Sixth Sense” filmmaker by making a horror film with a plot twist, “The Watchers,” released...

Since Charli XCX’s highly anticipated sixth studio album “BRAT” was released on June 7, memes imitating its incredibly simplistic cover have spread across the internet. The cover is ironic, given...

Whether or not you identify as LGBTQ+, engaging with queer history and culture is always a worthy endeavor, especially during Pride Month. Maintaining queer visibility is a continuous struggle, especially...

The American Craft Fest (ACF), held June 8 and 9 at the Union Depot in St. Paul, was bustling with crafters and guests of all ages. The event was a first for the American Craft Council (ACC) and hosted...

The Twin Cities have a variety of pride events throughout June, from the annual Pride festival to protests for LGBTQ+ rights. Here are three highlights for this year’s Pride Month events in Minneapolis. Twin...