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The Twin Cities Arts Reader is an arts and lifestyles magazine whose coverage examines arts and selected activities in the state of Minnesota and across the country. It provides in-depth, critical arts coverage and reaches more than 600,000 readers per year.

PREVIEW: Adi Yeshaya Jazz Orchestra @ Crooners (March 20)

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The Adi Yeshaya Jazz Orchestra in concert. The Adi Yeshaya Jazz Orchestra brings a vibrant night of big-band jazz to Crooners Supper Club on March 20. The performance will blend classic swing with fresh, modern arrangements. Led by acclaimed pianist, composer, and arranger Adi Yeshaya, the Adi Yeshaya Jazz Orchestra is known

NEWS: Guthrie Theater Announces ICE-Response Commission

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The Minneapolis-based Guthrie Theater and New York City-based The Public Theater have announced a jointly developed work responding to the ICE presence in Minnesota. Since December 2025, an estimated 3,000 U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minnesota have disrupted local services, killed Minnesota citizens Renee Good and Alex

PREVIEW: The Chameleons @ The Varsity (April 7)

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The Chameleons in concert. Photo by Will Bonniker. Used under the Creative Commons 4.0 license. After more than four decades, the UK-based English rock band The Chameleons retain a quietly towering presence in the post-punk and indie music worlds. On April 7, the band brings their hypnotic, emotionally charged sound to

NEWS: Hennepin Arts’ Investment in Inspiration

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Hennepin Arts announced today a strategic investment in the next generation of Minnesota’s creative workforce through the addition of InspireMSP, a nationally recognized workforce development program connecting middle and high school students to careers across the creative industry. Building on an established creative relationship, Hennepin Arts is integrating InspireMSP into

NEWS: Black-Led Arise Credit Union Launches Today

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The logo for Arise Community Credit Union, a new Black-led credit union that launches today to provide financial services supporting underserved individuals, businesses, and communities. Arise Community Credit Union, Minnesota's first specifically Black-led community credit union, officially opens today. The opening, coinciding with the Anika Foundation’s Juneteenth event at the Minnesota

PREVIEW: MacPhail’s Kids Fest Concert & Morning of Fun

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Looking for a free, stimulating Saturday morning activity for younger kids? Consider popping down to the Water Works at Mill Ruins Park in Minneapolis on Saturday, June 7 for a series of family-friendly activities from the MacPhail Center for Music.  What: Faculty musicians/teachers will play songs from Sing, Play, Learn, MacPhail’s award-winning

NEWS: Brews & Credit (Unions) Team Up

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A photo of the new High Yield Pale Ale. The Minnesota Credit Union Network and Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative have launched the High Yield Pale Ale, a unique beer collaboration. A portion of every pint sold from the High Yield Pale Ale will be used to underwrite financial literacy efforts in

NEWS: Film Score Fest: 2025 Edition

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAJB0rXtn3c The Film Score Fest – an annual event featuring new short films with original musical scores, performed live with orchestra – returns on Saturday, April 26, 2025. The film screenings at the History Theatre in Saint Paul, MN will reach their largest form yet, with two main screening sessions with orchestra, and

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