It’s finally real spring—even if the calendar tells us it started in March, and summer is right nearby. That’s enough to make anyone want to break out in song, and in this issue, we talk to several of our neighbors who do exactly that! Our themes for this issue are senior living and music and entertainment, and we’re honored to shine the spotlight on members of our community, younger people and elders, who do so much good in so many ways, including healing through music.
Creative Mornings’ February event at Minneapolis Institute of Art featured speaker Joe Horton, Mia’s artist-in-residence for 2019 as well as local musician and artist.
Rincon 38 co-owner Hector Ruiz offers tips for home chefs.
At Rincon 38, the menu is all tapas all the time, but the complexity of the flavors, intense in all the right ways and places, will put you in mind of French cuisine.
Even if there’s still the odd trace of snow on the ground, there’s no more magical way to celebrate the arrival of spring in the Twin Cities than taking part in the annual MayDay Parade led by In the Heart of the Beast Theatre.
Whether you love shopping or are the kind of person who’d rather do almost anything else, the Museum Store at the American Swedish Institute (ASI) is a great place to get gifts for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or any other occasion.
MacPhail's Music for Life program focuses on bringing music to elders wherever they are.
The female foursome met when they were members of the Roseville String Ensemble.
Yossi Ben Harush isn’t your average DJ. While he does spend time spinning tunes at parties, he reserves part of his weekends to observe Shabbat—the Jewish day of rest.
Minneapolis-based VocalEssence started Vintage Voices, an initiative to engage elders in choral music, four years ago.
Once a month, St. Louis Park resident Lee Reinharz cofacilitates a group of inmates in exercises designed to help participants transform their power so that it can be used in a more positive way.
Lisa Hoff is the woman behind TCTrainspotting, the Facebook blog that documents life on the Twin Cities’ light rail system.
This light but flavorful cocktail recipe serves two - perfect for a spring or summertime date night!
"All My Goodbyes" and "The Gilded Wolves" will delight fans of diverse, deeply readable fiction.
Looking for something different for date night? Try an evening at Brush Studio, where art and alcohol happily meet.
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