Weekend-DNU

Culture compass: Activism, slacktivism and hacktivism

by Joe Cristo
Published September 29, 2016

Friday: Standing Rock Benefit version 2.0This is another fundraising effort for those who are protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline. Entry is donation-based — anything from $5 to $10 is accepted.YONI...

Festive fun on a budget

by Brenda Tran
Published December 3, 2015

Celebrate the holiday with a full wallet, courtesy of A&E’s guide to seasonal free events.

Greek life off campus

by Chance Wellnitz
Published September 10, 2015

St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church hosts Taste of Greece in Uptown.

Culture Compass: Psych rock, family strife and mountains

by Jackie Renzetti
Published May 27, 2015

Friday: Temples The British rock group will be bringing their psychedelic tunes to the Mainroom during their U.S. tour, which ends at Bonnaroo. They released the album, “Sun Structures,” in...

Donut rides that change the world

by Mary Reller
Published April 9, 2015

Bicycle shop gives Minneapolis a reason to wake up for a Saturday morning ride.

Day in the life: Dueling Pianos at the Shout House

by Jackie Renzetti
Published March 5, 2015

A team of six pianists divides six nights a week of shows at the Shout House

Spring Jam performances and their matching cocktails

by Melanie Richtman
Published April 24, 2014

Because no one should be forced to drink cheap beer all weekend.

A dynasty in the ring

by Blake Apgar
Published February 20, 2014

Curtis Axel is a third-generation wrestler who’s owning the squared circle.

Something Tribal comes this way, again

by Callie Sacarelos
Published January 30, 2014

A weekend-long belly dancing workshop shows off the spread and popularity of the Middle Eastern dance style in Minnesota.

On being royal

by Callie Sacarelos
Published January 23, 2014

The St. Paul Winter Carnival Royal Family is a yearlong endeavor, but most members stick around for life.