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NEWS: Black-Led Arise Credit Union Launches Today

by Twin Cities Arts Reader -

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

NEWS: Minnesotans Win James Beard Awards

by John Anderson -

A glimpse of the menu at Bûcheron, one of two Minnesotan winners at the 2025 James Beard Awards yesterday. A Minnesotan restaurant and chef took home national awards at the 2025 James Beard Awards, some of the American culinary world's most prestigious honors. Minnesota chef Andrew Zimmern co-hosted the star-studded award

NEWS: Expanding Board at the Stevens Square Foundation

by Twin Cities Arts Reader -

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: 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: Broken Clock Brewing Co-Op’s New Head Brewer

by Amy Donahue -
Broken Clock Brewing Company.

The logo for Broken Clock Brewing Company. Broken Clock Brewing Cooperative has welcomed Shaun Lill as its new Head Brewer. Lill was previously the Head Brewer at HeadFlyer Brewing in Northeast Minneapolis for three years. A graduate of the Brewing and Beer Steward program at Dakota County Technical College, Lill first began

PREVIEW: When LEGOs Go To War: World War Brick (June 9-11)

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A LEGO®-built model of the USS Makin Island (LHD-8), a Wasp-class amphibious assault ship, at a past World War Brick event. The combination tradeshow and public exhibition comes to Minneapolis June 9-11. Bare weeks before lockdowns descended around the globe in 2020, the Reputation Institute announced that the world's most reputable

PREVIEW: The Mystery Cafe’s Murderous Mood

by Amy Donahue -

Patrons eating at a performance by The Mystery Cafe. Photo courtesy of The Mystery Cafe. Murder is the holiday game at The Mystery Cafe. And not just any murder, but one involving regifting presents. This interactive, murder mystery dinner theater series (say that three times fast) is going downright homicidal as it

REVIEW: Would You Van Gogh to Yoga? (Lighthouse)

by Basil Considine -

Opera singer Victoria Erickson of Northfield, MN engaging in yoga practice at the Immersive Van Gogh–Minneapolis exhibit.  The Van Gogh immersive art phenomenon is sweeping the world. According to Lighthouse Immersive, the company behind the Immersive Van Gogh exhibit in Minneapolis, those numbers are adding up: some 3.2 million people have

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