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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.

NEWS: The O’Shaughnessy’s 2024-2025 Season

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A promotional image for Ananya Dance Theater's ANTARANGA: Between You and Me, one of 13 events in the O'Shaugnessy's just-announced 2024-2025 season. Photo by Canaan Mattson. The O’Shaughnessy at St. Catherine's University has announced its 2024-2025 season. The 13 new events include a wholly free program and anchor performances such as

NEWS: Performance Today’s Fred Child to Step Down Next Year

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American Public Media announced yesterday that Fred Child - the Host and Senior Editor of YourClassical’s Performance Today® – will step down in October 2025. Child will step down at the completion of an extraordinary 25-year run as host of America’s most popular classical music radio show. Performance Today is broadcast

NEWS: Expanding Board at the Stevens Square Foundation

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The Stevens Square Foundation (SSF), whose multifaceted mission nurtures community-based programs  and addresses the complex needs of diverse elders in Minneapolis, has expanded its board with five new faces: Anne Johnson, Jonathan Lips, Jennifer Lundblad, Rajean Moone, and Jane Newman. “Our Board of Directors is comprised of a dedicated group of

NEWS: MN Orchestra’s Season Finale Meets Pride

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Orchestra Hall in Minneapolis. Photo by George Heinrich Photography. The Minnesota Orchestra will close out its 2023-2024 season with a series of performances June 20-22 of music by LGBTQ+ composers. Works by Ethel Smyth, Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, and Karol Szymanowski will round it the season. The middle concert, on Friday, June 21,

PREVIEW: HUGE Improv Theater’s Summer Season

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HUGE Improv Theater's still new-to-it space at 2728 Lyndale Ave in Minneapolis. The nonprofit has been an anchor tenant bringing patrons to other area businesses in Uptown for 14 years. HUGE Improv Theater – the Twin Cities' only venue devoted exclusively to both teaching and presenting long-form improv – has announced

NEWS: New Building-Sized Portraits, Coming to Downtown Minneapolis (Hennepin Theatre Trust)

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The Orpheum Theatre in Downtown Minneapolis, one of several historic theatres managed by the Hennepin Theatre Trust.  The Hennepin Theatre Trust has announced the latest photographers for It's the People exposition of large-scale public art, highlighting the unique inspirations of humanity. Eight fine art portrait photographers will create portraits that will

PREVIEW: zAmya Theater Project’s Locked In: Care-Fully Breaking Free (Plymouth Congregational Church)

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A collage of photos from zAmya's Locked In: Carefully Breaking Free, which will be presented at Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis, MN on May 28 at 6 PM. zAmya Theater Project – a transformational, social justice-driven theatre organization in Minneapolis – will present its latest work, Locked In: Care-Fully Breaking Free. This play

NEWS: Old Log Theatre to Close March 2

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Edvard Munch's 1893 painting The Scream. The Old Log Theatre, one of Minnesota's oldest theatrical establishments, will close permanently on March 2. The Cast & Cru Restaurant that shares the theatre lobby will also close The news was communicated today by the Old Log Theatre in an electronic communication THE OLD LOG THEATRE

NEWS: Pop Culture Stars in MN-DOT’s Snowplow Class of 2024

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A word collage showing the names of the Minnesota Department of Transportation's newest snowplows, as decided by a public vote with more than 32,500 respondents. The Minnesota Department of Transportation has announced its Class of 2024 snowplow-naming contest winners. In characteristic fashion, the winners of this public voting contest are a

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