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Growing Strong: How Farmers Markets Nourish People, Communities and the Planet

Daily from April 19 until July 22
Minneapolis History Pub Crawl: Washington Avenue

6:30 p.m. June 5

Learn a little history on these guided pub crawl tours. Reservations required.
Brenda Langton

7:00 p.m. June 7

The chef discusses The Spoonriver Cookbook.
Mill City Summer Opera: Pagliacci

8:00 p.m. every Thu., Sat., Sun. from July 12 until July 20

for tickets and info visit www.millcitysummeropera.org.

2002 | BEST MUSEUM EXHIBITION

Do you miss the late 1990s: the heady techno-optimism, the delusional market bubble, the free Internet offers Remember when everything was e-this, and e-that When the goatee-and-pierced-face set was going to run the world Remember when virtual reality--with its clunky headsets and electronic interface--was going to change our lives Well, we can't go back. It's a what-you-see-is-what-you-get generation now--nothing virtual about it. But we can still sample the coolest museum exhibition... More »

Northstar Bartenders Guild book release party: You're invited Nov. 10

By Joy Summers | Tue, November 1, 2011

Here's a party guaranteed to have a dearth of Zimas available. Craft cocktail wizard Johnny Michaels is releasing his first book. Available from Borealis, the book will retail for $20. The Northstar B... More »
Larry Millett

By Dylan Hicks | Wed, October 05, 2011

It's often fun to look at pictures of houses you could never live in, and with Larry Millett's latest book, that never, you can be sure, is both definitive and unrelated to your dim financial prospects. Once There Were Castles (University of Minne... More »
Mill City Oktoberfest

By Jessica Armbruster | Wed, September 21, 2011

Does Oktoberfest come at the tail end of summer in order to lessen the pain from our realization that we are fast approaching the winter months? At this daylong celebration of brew traditions both local and global, folks will be able to enjoy beer... More »

Growing Strong: How Farmers Markets Nourish People, Communities and the Planet