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Quatrefoil Library – Minnesota’s Historical LBGTQIA+ Library Celebrates 40th Anniversary
A Discussion with Karen Hogan, Head Librarian, Katie Hagen, Library Manager and Iggy Gehlen, Vice President. Founded in 1986, Quatrefoil Library is among the longest operating free LGBTQIA+ lending-libraries in the country. Right here in Minneapolis, we have an amazing repository of vibrant LGBTQIA+ literature, history, and community – library cards and memberships are, let me emphasize, free for patrons! Quatrefoil Library isn’t just a collection of books; it’s a living archive and a vital hub. We discussed a number of topics with Head Librarian, Karen Hogan, Vice President Iggy Gehlen and Library Manager, Katie Hagen.
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CSP Women’s Golf Heads to Nebraska for the Central Region Preview
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Concordia-St. Paul women's golf team heads down to Kearney, Nebraska for the UNK Central Regional Preview next week. The three-round tournament is set to take place Sunday, October 11 through Tuesday, October 13 at the Meadowlark Hills Golf Course in Kearney, Nebraska. Tournament and...
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St Paul, MN: Micro-Cinema Opens on St. Paul's East Side
A new micro-cinema has opened on the East Side of St Paul, Minnesota. Located in the East Side Freedom Library on Greenbrier Street and Jessamine Avenue East, the TriLingua Cinema has just 36 seats and is showing independent and classic movies. Its entrance is on Jessamine Avenue East. The TriLingua...
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So Minnesota: Twin Cities Haunted Theater
Halloween season is in full swing, and Minnesota Live is diving deep into all things spooky and spine-tingling. This week’s So Minnesota takes a thrilling look at a Twin Cities theater with a genuinely haunted reputation. Joe Mazan explored the eerie history, and you can catch his full story along with hundreds more on the KSTP YouTube page.
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Art Hounds: ‘Young Frankenstein,’ defiant joy through dance and expressive woodcarvings
ListenArt Hounds: ‘Young Frankenstein,’ defiant joy through dance and expressive woodcarvings. From MPR News, Art Hounds are members of the Minnesota arts community who look beyond their own work to highlight what’s exciting in local art. Want to be an Art Hound? Submit here. Monstrous laughs with...
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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...
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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.
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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!
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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...