Top 5 Vintage Stores
The Twin Cities are fashionable and eco-conscious, and vintage stores are where it all converges.
The Twin Cities are fashionable and eco-conscious, and vintage stores are where it all converges.
St. Patrick’s Day has a way of sneaking up on you. Suddenly, it’s March 17, and the best you can do is toss on a green hoodie on your way out the door. But frankly, there’s a lot of fun to be had in the Twin Cities both on the holiday itself and on the surrounding weekends. We want to run down a couple of options for your celebrations!
Do you want to get in on the ground floor of a new national observance? Do you want to see one of the most exciting writers and performers working in modern jazz? Maybe an intimate reading with one of the most talked-about chefs in the nation is more your speed? What about enjoying a short stack of flapjacks in the company of polar bears and Hawaiian monk seals? All this and more awaits you in this week’s recommended events.
Is it time to bedazzle a romance novel? Or is it time to see some Detroit hip-hop legends share a stage with some of the best musicians in the Twin Cities? What about bundling up for an outdoor protest and benefit concert with Celtic punk legends? There’s a lot on offer in March, and we’ve got some highlights here for you.
Face it – you’ve got cabin fever. You’ve been doing all you can to survive here in the Twin Cities, but between Operation Metro Surge, actual ice, and subzero temperatures, you need a break. You need to rest, recharge, and come back for more. Sure, we’d all love to head to Cancun, but let’s be real, that’s not happening this weekend. But fear not, here’s a couple of spots within two and a half hours where you can get a change of scenery, enjoy some local flavor, and not break the bank doing it!
We're finally tasting the end of winter, and there's tons to do around town. From great music, to dildo bingo to an indoor 5k, we have you covered.
Valentine’s Day is a divisive holiday. A lot of people dread it like the plague, but some adore it, even though it is clearly a capitalist plot to get us all to buy stuff. Too often, Valentine’s Day is marketed only to folks in relationships. Boo to that! There are a lot of great ways to embrace the holiday in the Twin Cities if you’re single.
We are officially in the thick of the holiday season. Hanukkah is already in full swing, and Christmas, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s Eve aren’t far behind. Maybe you’re looking for some improv comedy, holiday cheer, or Christmas cookies made with weed butter. We’ve got you covered.
Our events calendar this week includes literary readings, concerts, kid-friendly events, and more!