One of the season’s most anticipated novels by Peter Geye, adventures on the Mississippi, a cold-case mystery and memoirs of a gay veteran are on today’s varied reading menu made up of books by Minnesota authors launching this month. “A … Continued
From a reimagined “Romeo and Juliet” with a soundtrack of Max Martin pop hits to familiar favorites like “Glensheen” to several film-to-stage adaptations, the coming months have numerous options for live theater and musicals. The lineup includes both touring productions … Continued
Across St. Paul and the Twin Cities, fine-art curators and gallerists are living large. Sometimes this is literal: At The Museum of Russian Art, an exhibition aims to showcase the largest canvases curators could track down. The Minneapolis Institute of … Continued
(Courtesy of the author) SELINA LI BI: Filipino-American discusses her debut young adult novel “Sunlight Playing Over a Mountain,” the story of an imperfect mother-daughter relationship and the girl who is trying to hold everything together. In conversation with Cristina … Continued
April Fools’ Day is a holiday that could really use a signature dish. Chef and author Rozanne Gold once wrote an article arguing for “culinary pranksterism” for April Fools’; she’d long collected surprising but wonderful recipes, like a chicken roasted … Continued
Today is Sunday, April 6, the 96th day of 2025. There are 269 days left in the year. Today in history: On April 6, 1917, the United States entered World War I as the House joined the Senate in approving … Continued