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Beyond the big stage: Twin Cities music venues worth a listen
When big-name artists come to Minneapolis, their stops typically include major venues like Grand Casino Arena (formerly known as Xcel Energy Center) or the U.S. Bank Stadium. These large venues attract thousands of fans, but they are not the only live music places in the Twin Cities. Minneapolis has plenty...
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Irish Arts Minnesota to honor renowned musician, educator, and historian Brian Miller
Irish Arts Minnesota (IAM) will honor acclaimed Irish musician, educator, mentor, and historian Brian Miller during a special celebration at the Celtic Junction Arts Center on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. Miller is a Midway resident. The event will bring together members of the Twin Cities Irish community, along with many...
KSTP
Throwing Your Fall Fiesta
Two incredible celebrations are happening at once and Twin Cities Live is making the most of it! Hispanic Heritage Month meets National Women’s Small Business Month, and the party is just getting started. Milissa Silva from the iconic El Burrito Mercado in St. Paul joined us with everything you need to throw your own fall fiesta.
aonepintstand.com
A Preview of Pundit Beer Co. & Brewers Chat
Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 1:00:20 | Recorded on April 21, 2026. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher. On this episode of A One Pint Stand, I sat down with local brewer, Ansel Tulgar and founder of Pundit Beer Co., Manu Gonzalez. We chatted about Stormking Brewpub, Pundit Beer Co., and a lot of things in between. When this was recorded, Ansel was the head brewer at Stormking, but he has moved on to start a brewery of his own in Ely, Minnesota, so stay tuned for that. Cheers!
musicinminnesota.com
They Might Be Giants Tower Over Twin Cities
Geek rock founding fathers They Might Be Giants took over the Twin Cities for a four-night residency at First Avenue and The Fitzgerald Theater. Selling out all four shows, each set dug deep into their extensive discography of over three decades and 20+ albums. To the uninitiated, one could’ve mistaken...
Minnesota Daily
St. Paul campus explores the liveliness of color and identity in new ‘Chromaspace’ exhibition
Between towering hand-dyed quilts and layered mixed-media collages, student artists at the University of Minnesota have turned personal memory into a visual showcase. “Chromaspace,” the latest exhibition at the Larson Art Gallery on the St. Paul campus, provides a platform for that artful expression. Running through Dec. 11, the exhibit features work by student artists.
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Minnesota mom-son duo to perform at Chatfield Center for the Arts
Minnesota mom-son duo to perform at Chatfield Center for the Arts. (ABC 6 News) – Katy Tessman is a singer/songwriter from Minnetonka who, along with her son Louis, brings her experiences in motherhood and from her journey with breast cancer into her music. Influence by traditional folk and acoustic...
Community Reporter
Mayor Restores Proposed Library And Recreation Cuts In Revised St. Paul Budget
Mayor Kaohly Her has reversed several of the most debated service reductions in her proposed 2027 budget, restoring funding for Dayton’s Bluff Library and recreation-center hours after the city identified $574,290 in additional revenue and savings. The post Mayor Restores Proposed Library And Recreation Cuts In Revised St. Paul Budget first appeared on Community Reporter .
Community Reporter
Origin Stories Part the 17th: It’s Not Third Street
Third Street in downtown St. Paul was renamed in 1929 after a naming contest. Kellogg Boulevard, named after Frank B. Kellogg, was honored with the Noble Peace Prize for “the […] The post Origin Stories Part the 17th: It’s Not Third Street first appeared on Community Reporter .