Music
Quiet in the court: Music's now in session at St. Paul's Landmark Center
REVIEW: Courtroom Concerts have become a welcome home for chamber music.
Music
Inside the making of Dessa's groundbreaking live album with Minnesota Orchestra
Two worlds collided as the Minneapolis hip-hop star recorded a live album with the biggest band in town.
Books
Review: 'Parisian Lives: Samuel Beckett, Simone de Beauvoir and Me'
NONFICTION: The biographer of two of the 20th century's most famous authors shares what it was like to know them.
Books
Review: 'Right After the Weather,' by Carol Anshaw
FICTION: Carol Anshaw's latest novel examines the reverberations of trauma and the dissonance of being a reluctant hero.
Music
3 secrets to the O'Neill Brothers' streaming success
How the piano-playing siblings have racked up big numbers via Spotify and other digital music sites.
Books
Review: 'The Great Pretender,' by Susannah Cahalan
NONFICTION: A thrilling and lively work of investigative journalism unmasks a 1970s study that fundamentally changed the discipline of psychiatry.
Books
Review: 'Mud and Stars,' by Sara Wheeler
NONFICTION: In search of Russian literary greats and the landscape that influenced them.
Books
Review: 'Nothing More Dangerous,' by Allen Eskens
FICTION: Friendship and racism are explored in this novel set in 1970s Missouri.
Books
Poetry reviews: Ethna McKiernan, Su Hwang, Su Smallen Love, Raych Jackson and Billy-Ray Belcourt
POETRY: These five collections with Minnesota connections thrum with heart and wisdom.
Variety
Scene+Heard: Supersized fun at Ronald McDonald House gala
The 2019 Ronald McDonald House gala had everything from puppies to princesses.
Eat & Drink
5 best things our food critic ate in Twin Cities this week
From a "hot" breakfast sandwich to a classic Jucy Lucy, here are Rick Nelson's highlights from his recent dining-out schedule.
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Creativity is the sugar in their coffee at a monthly event for Twin Cities talents
Twin Citians of all stripes gather once a month to get inspired.
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Music
What attracts the Minnesota Orchestra to overseas tours? It's not the money
What attracts the Minnesota Orchestra and its peers to distant destinations? It sure isn't the money.
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Eat & Drink
Rustica Bakery & Cafe coming soon to Southdale
The quality-obsessed operation is taking a 70-seat spot in the new Life Time complex.
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