Nonprofit organization Love Conquers Violence hosted the annual Bags for Nat gathering to raise awareness and funds to prevent domestic violence. The Beissel family is committed to the important cause in remembrance and honor of their loved one, Natalie.
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The grand opening of Rabbit Creek’s new showroom on June 27 at International Market Square featured a talk by top designer Thomas O’Brien. O’Brien spoke about the design process and the inspiration for his house and new book, The Library House.
Brendan Kramp, a Twin Cities-based artist with a studio in the Northeast Minneapolis arts district, says he has been drawing and painting for as long as he can remember.
There are more than 200 theater venues in the Twin Cities featuring plays, musicals, comedy, improv and more.
The Twin Cities offers a broad stroke selection of art museums.
Groves Academy senior Lily Erickson is involved in just about any extracurricular you can think of.
St. Louis Park High School's Zoe Younger plans to go into a STEM field, but she also loves poetry and is very involved in anti-racism work.
In "White Kids: Growing Up with Privilege in a Racially Divided America", Margaret Hagerman uses two years’ worth of interviews with affluent white parents and their children to explore how white kids learn about race.
The City of Lakes is also the city of many photo opportunities. You just have to be ready for them.
When budget cuts in 1995 threatened arts programs in St. Louis Park’s public schools, a group of residents came together to advocate for the programs and the value of arts education for youth.
