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McNally Smith College of Music will present Grammy Camp in St. Paul next summer. The camp is the Grammy Foundation's signature music industry camp for U.S. high school students. McNally Smith is one of four host sites in 2014.
Despite the snow and the cold, the Twin Cities are a place many Africans call home, and those over at the Film Society of Minneapolis/St. Paul decided to celebrate that fact with a festival called Images of Africa.
Comedian Dave Chappelle is enjoying a successful run at First Avenue and he's also added an extra show at the Pantages Theatre Saturday. Today, Chappelle sat down with his good friend, WCCO reporter, Reg Chapman to talk about his week in Minneapolis, what's ahead and more.
Minneapolis is home to not one, but two of the best bakeries in America -- at least according to The Daily Meal's latest report.
When I first met Chastity Brown, late afternoon traffic was just reaching its peak outside WCCO-TV's front door. After walking inside and quick introductions, Chastity immediately said with a smile something to the tune of, "Man, it's way too busy down here…" That approach to life -- that urge to relax-and-take-your-time -- is engrained in Chastity's music.
If there's anything the kiddos love more than their favorite Disney stars, it's when those same Disney stars strap on a pair of skates and hit the ice. This year, when Disney On Ice comes to the Xcel Energy Center in St. Paul this December, they'll have plenty of familiar faces, beyond the stars, in tow.
Are you ready to rock, Twin Cities? Hüsker Dü and The National are waiting in the wings to bookend the 2013 Sound Unseen Film/Music/Art festival, which opens today and runs through Sunday, Nov. 17.
Former Minnesota Orchestra music director Eiji Oue will return to the Twin Cities to conduct the orchestra's holiday performances of Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite." Oue was the director of the orchestra from 1995 until 2002.
This week sees the start of both the latest Sound Unseen, one of the most highly-anticipated annual events of the Twin Cities film and music scenes, as well as the astonishingly comprehensive Images of Africa festival at St. Anthony Main.
Two brothers with a passion for food left their respective warm-weather climates behind in order to open their first establishment in their home state. Luckily for us, they're bringing some of that warmth back with them -- on a globally influenced menu.
An astounding work of documentary film making, Let The Fire Burn uses only archival footage to tell the devastating story of Philadelphia's 1985 police raid fiasco, which turned a working-class neighborhood into a fiery war zone, a living hell that claimed 11 lives, including those of five children.
It could be considered a sign of the digital times we're in as a popular video rental franchise announced its shutting down. Blockbuster Video has announced its closing all of its rental stores and its latest DVD-by-mail service.
"Jesus Walks," but Kanye cancels. Publicists in charge of Kanye West's concert tour announced Wednesday that the show he was supposed to play at Target Center on Tuesday night has been canceled.
It started out as a distraction -- a way for Amy Thielen to put off writing the multitude of papers waiting for her and instead, immerse herself in the flavors she adored to cook for the friends she loved. It's almost funny then, that she finally gave into her cooking when she had the fewest distractions possible.
Minnesotans who have been praying for an up-close-and-personal look at Miley Cyrus's twerking abilities, or lack thereof, will not have much longer to wait. The Xcel Energy Center and Live Nation announced Wednesday that the pop superstar -- and her tongue -- will be performing in St. Paul next March.
