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September 22, 2020
Dudley Riggs, founder of Brave New Workshop, helped Mayor R.T. Rybak put on a bow tie to match Dudley's signature bow tie in November 2011. The Theate

An oral history of Dudley Riggs' Brave New Workshop

How Minneapolis' first espresso coffeehouse launched a nationally known comedy institution.
Stage & Arts
September 19, 2020
The new criteria will be used in coming months to evaluate the decor in the mayor's conference room and atrium at Edina City Hall.

Edina creates rubric to evaluate diversity of its art, decor

The criteria will be used to evaluate representation in the city's public decor.
Music
September 17, 2020
Choreographer James Sewell is celebrating the 30th anniversary of his company, James Sewell Ballet, this year.

Virtual entertainment picks: James Sewell Ballet fundraiser; jazz singer Patricia Lacy

Music
September 14, 2020
Soprano Goitsemang Lehobye sings "Harmonia Ubuntu" as Osmo V‰nsk‰ conducts during rehearsal. ] LEILA NAVIDI ï leila.navidi@startribune.com BACKGR

Follow Minnesota Orchestra's first-of-its-kind tour to South Africa

The orchestra is the first from the United States to play South Africa's biggest stages.
Stage & Arts
September 11, 2020
Provided by Textile Center
"Cracked Justice," by artist Carolyn Crump, is part of a group show of quilts opening next Tuesday at the Textile Center in

Minneapolis quilting shows offer 'a soft place to land' on a hard topic – racism

Quilters tackle racism in a new series of Twin Cities exhibitions.
Stage & Arts
September 11, 2020
A building in the 100 block of West Lake Street featured a mural of George Floyd.

As murals of George Floyd fade, Minnesotans are working to keep their message in the public eye

Grassroots effort has collected nearly 200 boards thus far.
Stage & Arts
September 10, 2020
Eve Schulte

Dancer with James Sewell Ballet steps into a new role – executive director

Eve Schulte has been with the company since 2009.
Stage & Arts
September 8, 2020
“Untitled (blonde business man),” 1970, by Frank Gaard Provided by Minneapolis Institute of Art

Museum exhibit illuminates the making of iconic Minneapolis artist Frank Gaard

Exhibit at Mia shines a light on the beginnings of Frank Gaard's manic, mystical style.
Music
September 3, 2020

Virtual entertainment picks: Matt Wilson from his basement, jazz singer Lila Ammons and a burlesque birthday

Stage & Arts
September 3, 2020

New play tells the story of St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter's police-officer dad

History Theatre will stream a Zoom reading of the play "Diesel Heart."
Stage & Arts
September 1, 2020

Staff shakeup at Walker Art Center aims to raise its 'public voice'

In a staff shakeup, the Minneapolis art center tries to refocus on "what matters to people."
Stage & Arts
August 28, 2020
Armajani's iconic Irene Hixon Whitney Bridge is reflected in the pond at the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. (Alex Kormann/Star Tribune)

Artist Siah Armajani, who built bridges from Minneapolis to the world, dies at 81

Stage & Arts
August 28, 2020
Grace's Annual Corn Meal by Judy M Sell, mosaic.

While State Fair was canceled, the show goes on at its Fine Arts hall

While the State Fair was canceled, its Fine Arts show is alive and well.
Local
August 21, 2020
The Science Museum prepares to reopen with social distancing markers.

Science Museum of Minnesota welcomes back visitors with big changes for safety

Hit hard by the pandemic, the St. Paul hands-on museum set to reopen.
Music
August 20, 2020
Dakota Dave Hull, right, performed with Kari Larson during a concert Thursday night at Hook & Ladder. The venue was hosting a show for KFAI Radio's Da

Virtual entertainment picks: PanLatino Fest, Pangea World Theatre, Dakota Dave Hull

Stage & Arts
August 19, 2020
St. Paul and Ramsey County leaders unveiled the new murals in its historic meeting chambers. The new pieces done by diverse group of artists will cove

New diverse art replaces 1930s murals in St. Paul Council Chambers

The four new pieces replace 1930s murals.
Stage & Arts
August 17, 2020
Laura Stearns, left and Kim Kivens in "25 Questions" Provided

Twin Cities' first live theater in months is a comedy/drama about mothers

Review: Two-character "25 Questions for a Jewish Mother" is first major play since March.
Local
August 15, 2020
Visitors at the Mobile Art Gallery opening in Stillwater Photo by Alicia Eler, Star Tribune

Twin Cities galleries cautiously open their doors: 'We have to be ready for anything'

The job is more janitorial than curatorial: "We have to be ready for anything."
Stage & Arts
August 14, 2020
Weinstein Hammons Gallery reopened June 11 by appointment only. In the old days, it was open on afternoons Tuesday through Saturday. It's keeping the

Which Twin Cities art galleries are open? A sampling

Stage & Arts
August 13, 2020
"Jazz on a Summer's Day" features intimate performances by an all-star line-up of musical legends, including Dinah Washington.

Restored classic film from the '50s is a dreamy essay about jazz and summer

It's partly a concert film, but the dreamy "Jazz on a Summer's Day" often veers offstage.

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