Thursday, November 26, 2009
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Sister's Back in Town
The hilarious Sister's Christmas Catechism in Ordway's McKnight Theatre Now Thru Dec 27.
Meet the Real Ben.
See the electrifying new exhibit, Benjamin Franklin: In Search of a Better World.
Beauty at The Ordway
Tale as old as time - Disney's Beauty and the Beast at the Ordway Dec 15 - Jan 3.Video reviews: What to see this weekend
Star Tribune movie critic Colin Covert has two recommendations: 'The Road' and 'Fantastic Mr. Fox'. | Plus: More movies and showtimes.
CWTC Beat: Pizza that's out of this world
3-Minute egg: Dancer / choreographer Vanessa Voskuil
Video reviews: What to see on Thanksgiving
Colin Covert reviews 'Precious'
Colin Covert reviews 'Twilight Saga: New Moon'
3-minute Egg: Homeless performances more than act 
Colin Covert previews this holiday's big movies
Colin Covert reviews '2012'
3-minute Egg: 'The Sense of What Should Be'
CWTC Beat: Here's the beef, pit beef
Holiday Gift Guide 2009
We asked local personalities, Vita.mn staff and www.vita.mn users: What do you want for Christmas this year?
Featured events
Nightlife: Tom Horgen
Never a dull night
Saturdays are overrated. The Twin Cities nightlife scene doesn't stop, and you shouldn't, either. We present: Your daily planner.
OnSte
Back to the forest
The Minnesota Orchestra revives its production of Humperdinck's classic opera based on the Grimm Brothers fairy tale.
Television: Neal Justin
Preparing for liftoff at Disney
A Twin Cities teenager hopes a new Disney movie will rocket him to fame.
Local Music: Chris Riemenschneider
The holiday gigs wrap
Twin Cities musicians cater to just about everyone during this most wonderful time of the year.
Photo right: 'Snow Days'
Art
Logos R Us
Minneapolis painter Rob McBroom finds a satirical gold mine in Victorian nonsense verse.
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Drink cheap this week
Bar: Groveland Tap. The St. Paul neighborhood bar has upped the ante on its selection of happy-hour tap beers.
Deal: $2.50 pints on 27 tap beers (before it only included Summit). The new additions include such brands as Surly, Flat Earth and Lift Bridge.
Hours: 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m.-close daily.
Info: 1834 St. Clair Av., St. Paul. 651-699-5058. www.grovelandtap.com
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