BOOKS | “Potluck Paradise”: Good food, lousy binding
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Potluck Paradise is part history lesson, part cookbook. Continue Reading
BOOKS | More than you ever wanted to know about the Milwaukee Road
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If you ever wondered why the Twin Cities are covered with train tracks, you will want to check out Milwaukee Road Remembered. Continue Reading
Have a little summer in February!
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Last summer, Tangletown’s garden tour offered gorgeous flowers and art work. Now, in the middle of February, savor a little summer. Continue Reading
THEATER | “Master Works” at the BLB: Bad art, good plays
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If you haven’t been to the Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) lately, that’s understandable: it’s in the basement of a movie theater in Massachusetts. Continue Reading
BOOKS | Was spirit photographer William Mumler a humbug?
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“No subject since the days of the Rochester Knockings has stirred New York into so much discussion on the subject of Spiritualism as the late arrest of Mr. Continue Reading
Northeast artists resolute in face of recession
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Northeast Minneapolis has become the city’s de facto visual arts district; artists have been moving to Northeast in large numbers since the Continue Reading
Film note: No-go “Largo”
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For those of you who don’t know, Largo is a Los Angeles music and comedy club. Continue Reading
Reach out to art: Classes and lectures at local museums
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The Twin Cities are filled with art museums, and there is a lot more happening inside than you might think. Continue Reading
Underground corn mazes and walls that grab: The Soap Factory Haunted Basement
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The Soap Factory gallery is very industrial-looking; in fact, it used to actually be a soap factory. Continue Reading
Book note: Mysterious deaths, investigated by a stiff
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Patrick Garry’s new novel, A Bridge Back, centers on a horrible bridge incident that leaves two families shattered and two lovers torn apart.
The main character, Nate Morrissey, leaves his y