Music
Britten's 'Lucretia' opera successfully tweaked for #MeToo movement
REVIEW: Journey North Opera scores a hit as company relaunches.
Stage & Arts
Longtime Guthrie dramaturg Michael Lupu, who shaped shows for decades, dies at 89
A giant in the field, he was internationally recognized in a role that often goes unnoticed.
Variety
Remember player pianos? Meet the millennial keeping them alive in Minnesota
A young Minnesotan is trying to save a rare instrument that once was in every living room.
Variety
Where to see fall color: 3 great autumn drives in Minnesota
Fill your gas tank, turn off your navigational devices and don't be afraid to get lost in the woods when fall blazes across the land.
Stage & Arts
One of the Twin Cities' finest actors gave up the stage for a new life in medicine
Lee Mark Nelson gave up a career as a leading man of the stage for a new life in medicine.
Eat & Drink
Variety
Music
Who are they? The Who rocks with an orchestra in St. Paul
It wasn't a bad idea, but the great British band lacked power and volume in its Xcel Energy Center show.
Stage & Arts
More than 100 LGBTQ artists take over the University of Minnesota's Nash Gallery
"Queer Forms" is a sweeping exhibit.
Inspired
Oak Park Heights man repays 80-year-old debt to group that helped him as a teenager
Les Heggernes, 94, collects towels and toiletry items for the 400 homeless people who find shelter at the Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities each night.
Inspired
Lake Hiawatha's guardian artist uses sculptures to call attention to trash problem
In his Minneapolis neighborhood and at City Hall, Sean Connaughty has become known as the lake's outspoken caretaker.
Music
Twin Cities concerts of the week: The Who, Massive Attack, Seratones, Lil' Wayne with Blink-182
The big gigs for Sept. 6-12, also including Lenny Kravitz, Thomas Rhett, Social Distortion and Static Panic's EP release party.
Inspired
New roommate matchmaker Rumi connects caregivers, people with disabilities
Blake Elliott, vice president of operations for Rumi's parent company, Bridges MN, explains why he feels the timing is right for this service.
Inspired
Chess-playing prisoners take on fellow inmates in worldwide online tournament
Chess-playing prisoners take on fellow inmates in online tournament.
Browse Variety Sections
Latest Columns
Most Read
- Live Nation is offering $25 tickets to 65 Twin Cities concerts • Music
- Two North Loop condos combined into one 'dreamy' space listed for $649,900
- Minnesota Waterfall Awards: 12 of the best falls across the state • Travel
- The 5 best things our food writers ate in the Twin Cities area this week • Eat & Drink
- Review: Kenny Chesney gets overamped in familiar show at Vikings stadium • Music
Variety
Entertainment, arts and lifestyle news, commentary and features, including things to do and reviews from Minneapolis, St. Paul and Twin Cities venues.
