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Culture compass: de-stressing, dancing and a dog-friendly market

Culture compass: de-stressing, dancing and a dog-friendly market

by Meg Bishop and Frankie Carlson
Published February 27, 2020
Check out these weekend events as the Twin Cities continue to thaw.
Musicians Alex Fuller and Jake Yaeger, members of the local band Hit the Skids, pose outside of Hard Times Cafe on Feb. 21. The band is set to release a new album entitled New Horizon and will play in the University's Battle of the Bands.

Marked for Battle of the Bands, local punk band Hit The Skids is on the rise

by Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Published February 27, 2020
Hit The Skids melds a multitude of genres to create a unique DIY punk sound.
Courtesy of Mod Sun.

Q&A: Mod Sun talks music, sobriety and positivity

by Alex Strangman
Published February 27, 2020
Mod Sun is starting a new chapter in his life as he prepares for his upcoming tour, kicking it off with a show at First Avenue on March 1.
Ai Weiwei's "Safe Passage", installed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art for the exhibition "When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Art and Migration". Courtesy of Charles Walbridge.

New at Mia, “When Home Won’t Let You Stay”: Artists respond to migration

by Alex Strangman
Published February 27, 2020
A new exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art’s Target Galleries takes a deeper look at migration through art.
Actress Sushma Saha tries out a new means of transportation during a break at a rehearsal for "Interstate" at MixedBlood Theatre on Tuesday, Feb. 18. The production, created by Kit Yan and Melissa Li, follows the experiences of two trans people, navigating a myriad of cultural issues.

Minnesota theaters welcome a first-ever ‘Jubilee’ year

by Norah Kleven
Published February 24, 2020
The national festival welcomes participants to strive for diversity during the 2020-21 theater season.
Review: Tame Impala's "The Slow Rush"

Review: Tame Impala’s “The Slow Rush”

by Meg Bishop
Published February 23, 2020
After five years in the making, Kevin Parker took a different approach with his latest offering.
Frankie Miller, left, and Sophia Balabanova-Gebreab, right, the creators of Kaleid Zine, pose for a portrait in Honour Cafe on Saturday, Feb. 22. 

Kaleid Zine: a colorfully creative outlet for young artists

by Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Published February 23, 2020
Kaleid Zine focuses on uplifting young creatives in the Twin Cities area.
Local artist Bayo poses for a portrait in downtown Minneapolis on Sunday, Feb. 23. 

Underground Update: Get to know St. Paul’s Bayo

by Frankie Carlson
Published February 23, 2020
Local artist Bayo is set to release new music in February, champions positivity through rap.
Exhibit Curator Amoke Kubat poses for a portrait in the Weisman Art Museum on Saturday, Feb. 15. Yo Mama’s House, an artist, activist and healer cooperative, is celebrating Black History Month and Women’s History Month with this pop-up display. (Emily Urfer / Minnesota Daily)

“Black to the Future”: new WAM exhibit celebrates a rich African history

by Alex Strangman
Published February 20, 2020
The new exhibit in the Weisman Art Museum’s Target Studio encourages visitors to reimagine North Minneapolis’ past, present and “Afrofuture.”
Culture compass: '90s bangers, Black History Month and laid-back sketching

Culture compass: ’90s bangers, Black History Month and laid-back sketching

by Meg Bishop and Frankie Carlson
Published February 20, 2020
Looking for weekend activities? A&E has you covered.
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