Starkey Gala Brings Big Names To Twin Cities
Some big names are coming to the Twin Cities this weekend in the name of charity.
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Some big names are coming to the Twin Cities this weekend in the name of charity.
Look at 'em now. The latest YouTube sensation turned mainstream success story is showing the world, they're much more than just covers.
The Minnesota Fringe Festival opens Thursday for its 19th year of offering theater-goers a smorgasbord of comedy, drama and musicals.
The mega mall is planning a mega-celebration of its 20th anniversary in Bloomington.
The second annual Midtown Global Music Festival is takes place Saturday. The event features music from all around the world. Spokesperson Akhmiri Sekhr-Ra says there will be a variety of music.
With everything from storefront art to a walking tour and an attempt to put together the longest "Soul Train" line, this year's Flow Northside Art Crawl has something for just about everyone.
A popular Minnesota musician has teamed up with the woman behind the number one song in the country for what's expected to be a big hit this summer. Owl City's Adam Young wrote the track for his new album, which comes out in August. And, he thought Canadian pop star Carly Rae Jepsen would be a perfect fit.
Scores of venues will offer you the chance to raise your glass and watch the opening ceremonies on numerous big screens, but only a few will offer authentic British atmosphere.
If you've never had the chance to watch rock legend Bruce Springsteen in action, you now have a chance in November.
Imagine what it would've been like to be a professional dancer, to have danced all your life waiting for an opportunity to reach the pinnacle of the vocation. Imagine reaching that goal, and then imagine having it taken away.
Another recognizable group is taking a stance on Minnesota's proposed marriage amendment. Musicians with the Minnesota Orchestra voted to take a public stand in opposition to the amendment.
Garrison Keillor kicks off the 39th season of "A Prairie Home Companion" Sept. 15 in downtown St. Paul.
Meet the saucy minx behind Saucy Burt's killer cart. While it's not a food "truck," per se, the dynamite dishes coming out of this little cart certainly make it a deserving pick for this week's feature.
Kick up your heels as Arthur Murray Dance Centers celebrate their 100th anniversary at the Mall of America.
Before Marcus Samuelsson turned 40, he had a three-star restaurant from the New York Times, was named Rising Star Chef of the Year by the James Beard Foundation and Best Chef in New York City and was asked to serve President Obama and his family at the State Dinner.
