FRINGE FILE #22: Mini-Reviews #3 – Importance x3, Bury the Leads Arts Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 9, 2026August 9, 2026 A collage of pictures of Minnesota Fringe shows featured in this review. This is the third installment in the Twin Cities Arts Reader’s mini-review series covering the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Read the 1st installment. Read the 2nd installment. The Importance of Living (Mermaid Productions) Show Page: https://minnesotafringe.org/shows/2026/the-importance-of-living Official Show Description:Samuel and
FRINGE FILE #20: Mini-Reviews #2 – Run, Witness, and the Fast Death of a Salesman Arts Comedy Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 8, 2026August 8, 2026 A collage of pictures of Minnesota Fringe shows featured in this review. This is the second installment in the Twin Cities Arts Reader’s mini-review series covering the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Read the 1st installment. Too Fat to Run (Fat Theatre Project) Show page: https://minnesotafringe.org/shows/2026/too-fat-to-run Official Show Description: Too Fat To Run
FRINGE FILE #19: Touring Artist Spotlight – Band Practice and Don’t Be Scared Arts Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 7, 2026August 8, 2026 The official show image for Don't Be Scared, presented by Berlin-based duo Band Practice at the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. One of the touring artist ensembles performing at this year's Minnesota Fringe Festival is Band Practice. Their show, Don't Be Scared, is presented as a bizarre self-help workshop about fear. In
FRINGE FILE #18: Mini-Reviews #1 – Watership Down, Mario, and Papi Arts Dance Music Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 7, 2026August 8, 2026 A collage of official show photos for Minnesota Fringe shows covered in this review round-up. This is the first installment in the Twin Cities Arts Reader's mini-review series covering the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Watership Down (Melancholics Anonymous) Show page: https://minnesotafringe.org/shows/2026/watership-down Official Show Description: Digger. Listener. Runner. A small band of
PREVIEW: The Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company’s Crew of Pirates (and More) Arts Music Opera Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 5, 2026 This fall, when the Twin Cities are bracing for the winter, the Gilbert & Sullivan Very Light Opera Company will be preparing itself for the spotlight. Piracy under the spotlight, that is. In the...Wild West? Indeed, for its fall production of The Pirates of Penzance, GSVLOC is going with a new subtitle
FRINGE FILE #15: Preview #2 (August 5) Arts Comedy Dance Lifestyle Music Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 4, 2026August 5, 2026 A collage of the official show photos for the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. Trying to plan your Minnesota Fringe Festival experience and unsure of where to start? How about seeing a bunch of 3-minute show excerpts – live – before deciding to commit? Mark your calendar for August 5 at 7:30 PM. That's when
NEWS: Minneapolis 8th Annual SongSLAM Winners Arts Music by Twin Cities Arts Reader - August 1, 2026August 3, 2026 If Classical music is dead, no one told the sold out audience at this evening's SongSLAM. Not a seat was free at the Icehouse in Minneapolis, where lovers of music and poetry sipped libations and listened to the world premiere of six new art songs. The event, the Minneapolis 8th Annual
FRINGE Roundup 2026 Arts Comedy Dance Lifestyle Music Theatre by Twin Cities Arts Reader - July 25, 2026July 26, 2026 A collage made from promotional show images from the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. This landing page consolidates all of the Arts Reader's coverage for the 2026 Minnesota Fringe Festival. New interviews, features, previews, and reviews will appear here automatically when published. Readers may also be interested in: Cherry and Spoon's Minnesota Fringe
Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board Programs and Facilities to Reopen Today Lifestyle by Twin Cities Arts Reader - July 17, 2026July 17, 2026 With air quality improving and returning to a more safe range Friday morning, most Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board outdoor programs, activities and events will resume at 11 am today. The following exceptions and adjusted opening times are in effect on July 17: Recreation centers without air conditioning will remain closed.
BREAKING NEWS: Minneapolis Parks & Recreation Cancels Friday Activities Lifestyle by Twin Cities Arts Reader - July 16, 2026 Due to very unhealthy air quality, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board has canceled all outdoor programs, activities and events for today, July 16. This includes outdoor pools, wading pools, nature camps, recreation programs, athletic activities, golf courses, events and other scheduled outdoor programming. Parks, trails and beaches will remain open; beaches