As the world continues to transform, reconfigure, and reveal itself in the years since COVID-19 entered it, artists with disabilities have become a key voice in mapping out what the …
Choose from over 100 different under-an-hour plays, musicals, comedy shows, improv shows, dance performances, puppetry explorations, a game show and an opera at this year’s Minnesota Fringe Festival. 14 venues …
Herbert Sellner was born in Faribault in 1887. His father was a skilled cabinetmaker, and Herbert inherited his father’s creativity and talents. In 1912, at the age of 25, he …
I’ll help usher in your arts-filled weekend when I moderate “MinnPost Social: Empty Seats and the Arts” on Wednesday, July 31 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. I hope you’ll …
Earlier this summer, there was a bit of a controversy that happened on Twitter (sorry, X) when Reed (@TheSotaSwede) contended that Brainerd shouldn’t be considered “Up North” because it’s actually …
Zeitgeist Music Ensemble has closed up shop at its St. Paul studio and performance space in Lowertown, Studio Z, and is making the Anderson Center in Red Wing its new …
Anne Wieben is living out her dreams as an opera singer based in the classical music capital of the world, but she’s been gracious enough to stop back home once …
When I went to see the Classical Actors Ensemble’s “Twelfth Night,” directed by Joseph Papke and Samantha Fairchild at Lake of the Isles last Saturday, the encroaching puddles made the …
“Gentle moonbeams,” “midnight waters” and “singing cottonwood leaves,” are some of the quiet, vivid images Marcie Rendon evokes in her latest book of poetry, “Anishinaaabe Songs For a New Millennium,” …
If you didn’t get enough American Revolution nostalgia on July 4, kick it with Alliance Française MSP as they celebrate the independence day of the USA’s oldest ally. Read on …