The Music IssueEverything you need to know about the greatest music scene in the world. Lutheran immigrants from Africa and Asia write their own worship music.
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Allison Adrian
ColumnsWe spoke with the Cathedral’s music director, James Biery, about the complexity of their dueling organ setup. There’s just one thing standing between Scott and his best-in-show dreams. His name is Steven. City BitesPile on the layers for a classy, urban-chic look, just in time for spring. / Neutral shades and casual comfort are music to a man's ears.
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Mary O'Regan
A bouncer's recent run in with the works of Cormac McCarthy, a.k.a the guy who wrote "No Country for Old Men."
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Big Pete
La Bratique's new shop, FinnStyle moves, 50th and France loves wedding and second location for My Sister's Closet.
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Mary O'Regan
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Arts + EntertainmentThe architectural history of the Twin Cities’ most iconic rock room. We take a break this month from commissioning local art to show you the art of Bob Dylan.
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Jamie Thomas
Local playwright Alan Berks sets his new play in the Twin Cities music scene.
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Jamie Thomas
Certified music therapist Katie Schwartz on the medical acceptance of music as medicine.
By
Ellen Burkhardt
Eat + DrinkFour new eateries that are already changing the local dining landscape. A series of articles in which I will attempt to explain how bartenders go about creating original cocktails.
By
Pip Hanson
Instead of going glossy-eyed in the bookstore, find a chef you admire and have him divulge his prized titles. Enjoying the expensive, elusive truffle on a home cook’s budget. St. Paul Classic Cookie Co., Bin Wine Bar, Aperitif and more Smashburger. |



