Tickets go on sale Friday for the popular festival of Asian food, culture and merch, returning to the Mall of America this summer š¼
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The Minnesota Brewers Conference raised a glass to the stateās brewing industry while handing out awards for this yearās Minnesota Brewers Cup on April 9 š
With another Record Store Day on deck, hereās a rundown of the best shops around town for vinyl and why we love them š¶
Morgan Wallen on stage (not in Minneapolis, we didnāt photograph the show)
Review: At a new career high, why is Morgan Wallen so low? www.startribune.com/morgan-walle...
Hi-fi videos of the "Purple Rain" and "Streets of Minneapolis" live performances at Target Center were released today by Team Springsteen. Could there be a whole concert film released off the show? I'd say it's a worthy venture.
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Lady Gaga on stage in St. Paul, Minnesota at Grand Casino Arena
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The international restaurant rating system will release a guide to dining in six cities that together make up the āAmerican Great Lakesā region āļø
On deck for Diane Mouaās award-winning restaurant is a grab-and-go cafe, a renovated patio and an expanded kitchen š
The Mystic Lake Amphitheater date will be his first Twin Cities headlining gig in nine years and will feature two acclaimed openers šø
In our restaurant news roundup: St. Paulās newest cocktail lounge, dirty soda in the suburbs, a blast from the Chino Latino past, pizza awards and openings š½ļø
Music critic Jon Bream says: Sorry you didnāt snag tickets for Wednesdayās Minneapolis gig because the buzz for Raye is warranted š¶
Bruce gets his star! And I might get a headline of the year award for this one. The club unveiled it today ahead of his concert tonight across the street.
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Shigeyuku Furukawa of the Japanese restaurant Kado no Mise is Minnesota's only finalist in the James Beard Awards, the Oscars of the food world.
The Brass Solidarity Band is leading #NoKings marchers from Harriet Island to the Minnesota State Capitol in St. Paul.
š·ļø: Kyeland Jackson
Owner Todd Russell expects to close his eatery in May, just a little more than a year after opening it.
A fancy tribute to flavors in a Juicy Lucy, a memorable sandwich and veggie burger to put on your radar, and more š½ļø
Minnesota chefs and hospitality pros reflect on what it actually takes to build a kitchen where people want to work š§āš³
āThere are certain moments where youāre in the right place at the right time and something deeply meaningful occurs that is bigger than the band. It all has to do with the events of the day, the moment youāre in,ā the Rock & Roll Hall of Famer said.
Like Chi-Chiās and Sizzler, the Iowa-based chain is betting that the taste for family-friendly outings will trigger a nostalgia-driven comeback š
āYou want to try to meet the moment,ā Bruce Springsteen told the Minnesota Star Tribune on Monday afternoon. āThe No Kings movement is of great import right now.ā
Should be, um, crazy, sexy AND cool. The second Saturday (Sept. 5) of this year's fair. It's the sixth of the 12 grandstand shows so far announced for 2026.
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Asherās Bar & Grill replaces Chilango inside the Beach Club by Bde Maka Ska with a menu of casual and comfort classics. And there will be pull tabs. šŗ
Fresh on the heels of āPurple Rain,āanother film-to-stage adaptation will take its first bow in the Twin Cities š
The streaming service announced March 16 that its upcoming series, āWin the Mall,ā will be hosted by Haley Baylee, an influencer with deep Minnesota roots šļø
I wrote this story with my very cool colleague Chris Hewitt ahead of the Oscarās tonight. Gen Z are the most movie-going demographic and they enjoy eschewing phones! (As do I!)
The would-be alternative to Ticketmaster, AXS isnāt exactly endearing itself to Minnesota music fans either, with widespread complaints over technical glitches and, um, āaccess;ā and its fees arenāt much more merciful.
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Jon Bream spoke w/ Patti Smith this week and she said: āMy message to Minnesota will be of gratitude and admiration because of the resilience shown with everything that happened, seeing how people in the freezing cold stood out there and kept their position, even [with] a sense of humor at times.ā