For the past 50 years, St. Paul’s Park Square Theatre has been a hub for Twin Cities performers to perfect their craft. After overcoming a period of financial hardships and near closure, Park Square is moving towards a brighter future. … Continued
AMY GREGG: Hosts a meet-and-greet introducing her book “Fowl Play.” Noon-2 p.m. Saturday, Once Upon a Crime, 604 W. 26th St., Mpls. CARSON FAUST: A two-spirit and enrolled member of the Edisto Natchez-Kusso Tribe of North Carolina who lives in … Continued
National Banned Books Week begins Sunday and there couldn’t be a more important event as our country grapples with the constitutionally protected right of free speech, which includes the right to read. Presented by the American Library Association and the … Continued
Today we’ve got nonfiction about the four corners of Minnesota and a child’s-eye memoir of life in the foreign service, as well as a horrifying novel about an attack on the U.S. “Greater Minnesota“: by Patrick Hicks (Indiana University Press, $25) … Continued
On Monday night, we officially have our Harvest Moon for 2025, and it’s also our first of three Supermoons. I’m totally OK calling it a Harvest Moon but I’m far from being in love with the Supermoon moniker. I’ll defend … Continued