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Blue Plate’s Stephanie Shimp lost her partner David Burley in April—with the State Fair looming, how does she keep going?| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Blue Plate’s Stephanie Shimp lost her partner David Burley in April—with the State Fair looming, how does she keep going?| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Minneapolis Parks and Recreation hosts its annual End of Summer Celebration.| Best of the Twin Cities
The ancient Romans believed the hottest days of summer were caused by Sirius, the so-called Dog Star, the brightest star in the constellation Canis Major. Silly Romans.| Best of the Twin Cities
For the lumberjacks (and jills!) in the Timberworks Lumberjack Show, spending the summers log-rolling, axe-throwing, and speed-climbing is more than an entertaining sport—it’s a way to honor history. Here’s how they do it.| Best of the Twin Cities
How to have a bonafide, deep-fried fair food experience with dietary restrictions in mind.| Best of the Twin Cities
Eric Pham did the last thing his Quang-founding family ever wanted: He opened the new Vietnamese restaurant Khue’s Kitchen.| Best of the Twin Cities
From mocktails to mini donut cream sodas, sip on these drinks with zero alcohol.| Best of the Twin Cities
Fairgoers can find musicians, hypnotists, jugglers, polka dancing, and more at four free stages throughout the fairgrounds.| Best of the Twin Cities
The frozen-food company is sharing the tastes of their family recipes at the Minnesota State Fair.| Best of the Twin Cities
The GET IT, SKIP IT, YOUR CALL guide to eating the new State Fair foods.| Best of the Twin Cities
This week's top stories from Twin Cities Business.| Best of the Twin Cities
Year of the s’more, year of Top the Tater, a year of such fun.| Best of the Twin Cities
Where to find State Fair food faves at restaurants around town.| Best of the Twin Cities
Doctors may be the experts—but when it comes to your body, you’re the authority. At M Health Fairview, clinicians are pushing for care that truly listens, honors your lived experience, and puts women on equal footing.| Best of the Twin Cities
An inside look at the ice-cold innovation at West End Brews from the people behind LuLu’s Public House.| Best of the Twin Cities
South Minneapolis shows out for cold cut-stuffed, pâté-smeared banh mi at D's. (Vegetarians, there are just as many good bites for you too.)| Best of the Twin Cities
The Minnesota State Fair’s unofficial flower, the canna lily, is a tropical plant unexpectedly thriving in a relatively harsh environment. How did thousands of the flowers land in Falcon Heights?| Best of the Twin Cities
The new Uptown thrift and consignment boutique brings fresh styles each week with its imaginative retail concept.| Best of the Twin Cities
A new coffee shop opens in the unlikeliest (or likeliest?) of places.| Best of the Twin Cities
Back in 1979, Martha Rossini started selling chocolate chip cookies at the State Fair out of one 9-by-11-foot booth.| Best of the Twin Cities
Whether you’re coming from across the state or around the block, getting to the State Fair can be a headache if you don’t have a game plan. Here's a transportation guide.| Best of the Twin Cities
Don’t let the Great Minnesota Get-Together break the bank.| Best of the Twin Cities
Guzmán is moving on from the Mexican restaurant he opened in 2024 to pursue new things beyond the Minneapolis restaurant realm.| Best of the Twin Cities
For the 12 days of the fair, Falcon Heights will charge $25 per day for street parking that can be paid using a smartphone.| Best of the Twin Cities
This court decides who assembled the best crop art at the State Fair.| Best of the Twin Cities
The Weisman Art Museum's Imagining Future Cities exhibition delves into the past, present, and future of urban design at the global and local levels.| Best of the Twin Cities
This week's top stories from Twin Cities Business.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
The Minnetrista property formerly known as Minnetonka Orchards now has a restaurant to match.| Best of the Twin Cities
See the winners of this year's Residential Architects Vision & Excellence Awards.| Best of the Twin Cities
Our monthly round-up of theatrical productions.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Each week, Mpls.St.Paul Magazine editors round up the best events, concerts, and shows that are on their radar.| Best of the Twin Cities
Chef David Fhima's newest restaurant draws on his Sicilian heritage.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
With countless design options at our fingertips, building a high-end kitchen or bathroom comes down to choosing the finishes, colors, and floorplans that will enhance your lifestyle.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Some highlights from the nearly 100-show lineup of the 32nd annual theater fest.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
The new community center, an expansion of Pillsbury House and Theatre, is a space for artists, with a radio station and technical arts training.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Slow down and savor life with stylish, Mediterranean-inspired goods.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Happy 20th, Sea Salt! Since opening in 2005, it’s come to define Twin Cities summers.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Minnesota’s oldest continuously operating theater is shutting down after 84 years in Excelsior.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
One hundred things to do, see, and explore on and around our lakes and rivers.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Breathe a sigh of relief as you pack up for a weekend retreat. Meet like-minds and let it all go.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
After 14 years of operating at the Goodale Theater in downtown Minneapolis, the Cowles Center for Dance and the Performing Arts is closing the 500-seat venue, citing recent financial challenges.| Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
