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08/17/2026

Jake Rudh is a renowned DJ and radio host in the Twin Cities, and he took us to a few of his favorite record stores in the cities to show off some of what makes our music scene so special.

08/15/2026

Lime scooters “took over” the streets of Minneapolis for a third time – this time, participants said they rode in protest of Flock cameras.

08/12/2026

We went on location with Society of Chemists to catch them rehearsing for their vinyl release show, coming up Saturday, 8/15, at Berlin . Stephanie, Jack, Charlie and Ben are excited to share their originals on wax for the first time after years of writing and practicing together. When we stopped by, they were running through their tune “transactional kindness.”

07/29/2026

Laura Hugo is celebrating the release of her debut EP “Where We Go to Grieve” on Thursday night at Icehouse. Hugo is a Navajo singer-songwriter who’s been making waves in the Twin Cities for 10+ years and the album sounds like the work of a seasoned artist. We were lucky enough to chat with Hugo to find out a little more about the project and the release show.

07/29/2026

There’s so much great food on Lake Street. The wildest part of the Lake Street Food Walk was how many restaurants we DIDN’T try. Thanks to Solcana Fitness & Wellness for spotlighting a few of the many great places on this corridor.

07/24/2026

Ever wonder why the Aquatennial exists? Turns out, it was invented to take attention away from labor organizing.

07/21/2026

From 24-hour falafel to midnight bruschetta, Sean runs down the best late-night eats in the Twin Cities.

Visit our website to view Sean’s full list of recommendations. Did we miss one of your favorites? Drop it in the comments👇

07/17/2026

On July 16, the Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously to approve $2.5 million to help relocate residents of the Heritage Park housing development. Under the management of private developer McCormack Baron Salazar, Heritage Park has fallen into extreme disrepair.

Getting the housing units back to livable condition again will require significantly more funding – Minneapolis director of Community Planning & Economic Development Erik Hansen said that it would take tens of millions of dollars to repair the buildings, and it may be cheaper to demolish and rebuild them.

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