Promising chefs and high-class resorts are redefining — and refining — the Brainerd Lakes region’s culinary landscape
The Black Keys have moved to a larger stage, but maintain the same winning formula that brought them there
Guthrie Theater's "Are You Now or Have You Ever Been?" a suiting introduction to Langston Hughes and the McCarthy era
Jeremy Messersmith takes on the roots of modern music in "Muse for Music" performance at The Fitzgerald Theater
Grabbing a meal or a drink in the Twin Cities doesn't always mean having to leave the dog at homem as these dog-friendly purveyors show read more >>
The Badger State loves its cheese, but finds time to celebrate hamburgers, chocolate, cranberries, mustard and peppers, too read more >>
Minnesota African American Museum and Cultural Center, state's newest museum, aims to build community "unearth a set of new role models for kids today” read more >>

Events

May 15

New self-help book gives a fresh perspective on age-old problems.

May 16

Are you European and living in Minnesota? Join the EuroConnect for a night of serious networking and serious fun.
Goodman reads from his latest book, Twelfth & Race

May 17

Join us and the MIA for this month's Third Thursday featuring Summit Brewing Co. and Northern Brewer.
It all starts with the first mile.
A fun-filled and bizarre cabaret about the ups and downs of stardom

May 18

During Art A Whirl, stop into Leg Up Studio and pick a piece Off The Wall.

From the Magazine

  • Chris Willcox talks about her May commission, “The Clearing,” her inspirations, and how the smear of paint can explain a feeling
  • Local bodybuilders are redefining the female form
  • The National Marrow Donor Program might not get as much attention as some other cancer-fighting causes, but it’s just as laudable
  • Is green no longer the new black? Some local eco-fashion forerunners are working to change the landscape for shoppers
  • Arrow comes to the North Loop, Jonathan Adler takes Uptown, and Que Sera moves into the Galleria
  • The latest collaboration between writer Brad Zellar and photographer Alec Soth delves into what makes men retreat from society—and leaves readers wondering whom the book is actually about.
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