Day of Dignity: Minnesota Muslims provide assistance in North Minneapolis community
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On October 7th, Minneapolis Muslims held their second annual Day of Dignity event for north Minneapolis residents and homeless persons.
St. Paul’s Sargent Avenue Halloween celebration still going strong
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After more than 15 years, Sargent Avenue’s annual Halloween festivities are still going strong!
THEATER REVIEW | Christopher Hampton’s “Tales from Hollywood” at the Guthrie Theater: A poignant story of exile during wartime
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With all the lights focused on him, Ödön stands at center stage and tries to correct the audience: his German name is pronounced Ödön, not Ed. “Oh, whatever,” he says. He is in America now. Behind him, the huge movie screen displays an image of Los Angeles and beautiful California cedars. Ödön’s image is also on that black-and-white film. He lives in Hollywood, and movies are his life.
Hennepin County Library: Walker Library closed on September 22
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On September 22, a gathering at Hennepin County Library-Walker Library marked its official closing for construction.
Public Arts St Paul celebrates second annual Western Sculpture Park Festival
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On September 15, a sunny Saturday afternoon, Public Arts St Paul kicked off its second annual festival at Western Sculpture Park at noon.
Classroom meets courtroom in aggressive debate on Voter ID issue at University of St. Thomas
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An overflow crowd filled a lecture room at the University of St. Thomas Law School for an aggressive debate on the Voter ID Amendment on September 10. Sounds of approval and disapproval signaled their close attention to Hennepin County Attorney Michael Freeman and conservative political journalist John Fund. The proposed amendment would require all eligible voters to present valid, government issued photo identification at the polls. The St. Continue Reading