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Monday, January 30, 2012

St. Paul Winter Carnival

Now that the weekend crowds have thinned, it's a good time to get down to Rice Park in St. Paul to eyeball this year's ice sculptures, art shows, and all the rest.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Shawn Colvin

The first show of a three-night stand by the popular singer-songwriter. Opening for Colvin is Canadian up-and-comer Ariana Gillis. Together, they're like a mini Lilith Fair.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Dark Star Orchestra

The best Grateful Dead tribute band in the country, DSO often sounds better than the Dead ever did. Blasphemous, yes—but true.

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Umphrey's McGee

A favorite on the jam-band circuit, the prog-rockers from Chicago are touring in support of their latest album, Death by Stereo.

Friday, February 3, 2012

Dial M For Murder

One of the most popular shows in Jungle Theater history returns after a 15-year hiatus. And yes, Frederick Knott's stage play was the basis for Hitchcock's classic thriller.

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Craig Finn

Hold Steady frontman Craig Finn is touring in support of his new solo album, Clear Heart Full Eyes, an inverted reference to Coach Taylor's weekly pep slogan on the TV show, Friday Night Lights. And that's as deep as it goes.

Sunday, February 5, 2012

Beyond Ballroom

The members of Beyond Ballroom Dance Co. are more than just competitive ballroom dancers, they are ingenious innovators who are pushing the limits of the form.



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LEGO KidsFest 2011

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Follow along with Mpls.St.Paul Magazine’s Stephanie March as she enters the craziness of LEGO KidsFest at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

With its $14 million expansion complete, the Weisman Art Museum puts its permanent collection front and center.
The Morning After . . .

The Morning After . . .

blog By Mpls.St.Paul A+E Editor Tad Simons

Review: End of the Rainbow @ The Guthrie Theater
By Tad Simons
on February 6, 2012

Tad SimonsJudy Garland’s slow, sad slide into oblivion is one of American entertainment’s most tragic stories. Her death, at 47, from an overdose of Seconal, was...

Frank Gaard: Poison & Candy @ Walker Art Center
By Tad Simons
on January 27, 2012

Tad SimonsThe much-anticipated 40-year retrospective of local artist/teacher/provocateur/imp Frank Gaard is up and glowing at the Walker Art Center. Said to be the largest collection...

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Features

Bat Boy Is Back!

Mpls Musical Theater revives one of it strangest and most successful shows ever.

Dance Revolution

An ambitious new era for local dance is about to begin. The world is watching. Will the Cowles Center deliver the audiences?

HOTTEA

Move over graffiti art. Yarn is now weaving its way throughout the city.

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Escape Artists

A new MIA exhibition explores the hedonistic appeal of Early Poster Art.

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In The Can

Hairspray is a perfect show for Chanhassen Dinner Theatre, and it all comes at an ideal time.

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Howlin' Aby

Singer/Songwriter Aby Wolf extends her musical claws.


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Party Patrol

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The Great Gatsby Gala
By Kara Eliason
on January 31, 2012

Kara EliasonFrom Boardwalk Empire to art deco-inspired fashion to Baz Luhrmann’s upcoming film The Great Gatsby, the roaring ’20s are hot right now. Add in a Minnesota twist with F. Scott Fitzgerald, and you’ve got the perfect theme for a young professionals party.


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