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Critics’ picks: The 13 best things to do and see in the Twin Cities this week

Critics’ picks for entertainment in the week ahead.
September 10, 2024
Things To Do

9 free things to do in the Twin Cities

Get artistic with exhibits, art festival and poetry readings.
September 10, 2024
Stage & Arts

Minnesota-based film star and Hollywood writer go ‘Back to the Future’ with Broadway musical

Retired Macalester professor Harry Waters Jr. and story writer Bob Gale muse on show’s transition from iconic film to entertaining stage musical.
September 9, 2024
Culture

Yuen: At this new Twin Cities pickleball camp, grown-ups discover their inner child

Campers came for the pickleball and stayed for the s’mores (and beer) at the latest adult camp offered by YMCA of the North.
AuthoredLaura Yuen
September 9, 2024
Food & Culture

Task force works to reclaim Indigenous traditions

Reclaiming traditional tobacco use in Native American communities is one way the group is recapturing historical roots
September 9, 2024
Culture

Native American Community Clinic supports Indigenous community

The Minneapolis clinic uses traditional Indigenous medicines to heal generational trauma.
September 9, 2024
Food & Culture

Growing, ginger, jobs and justice

St. Paul program gives teens job skills and healthy food to its communities
September 9, 2024
Food & Culture

Building better births

Birth Justice Collaborative supports pregnant women of color before and after birth
September 9, 2024
Culture

Fighting for mothers

African American Babies coalition fights against maternal health care inequities
September 9, 2024
Culture

Kente Circle addresses mental health disparities

Minneapolis organization works to help marginalized communities get therapy.
September 9, 2024
Lifestyle

The warmth of vinyl: Best record players

CNET rates best players available now.
September 8, 2024
Culture

Strip malls abound in the Twin Cities area. Here’s why they’re useful, ugly and convenient.

Postwar developers made one big mistake in the efficient mall design, and it’s spoiled the suburbs for decades.
September 7, 2024
Then: When it opened in 1954, the Hub had 32 stores and was the largest planned shopping center in the Twin Cities. Some residents still find it a great place to shop: "I shop at the Hub all the time, and I've never been afraid," said Doreen Ulrich, who lives nearby. "I love Richfield. It's easy, it's convenient and it's safe."
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