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Children's Theatre Company's new show stars Katherine Fried in her CTC debut this October, before heading to Seattle in 2027.
The eight-time Grammy nominee plays the 250-to-350-seat Nicollet Mall club November 27-29, with tickets already on sale.
Downtown St. Joseph nearly doubles its population Sunday as the 45-year-old festival adds a 16-author literary tent.
More than 45 artists descend on the Mississippi River island for a free twilight circus with no animals in sight.
Douglas Flanders & Associates opens its third annual Reject Show Aug. 29, now drawing over 200 artists turned away from the fair.
More than 100 young dancers from 20-plus studios could join professionals on the State Theatre stage this December.
Thousands of paper lanterns will glow across Como Park's ponds Sunday night, but organizers warn there's no ticket booth at the gate.
Eastview High School's Chamber Choir beat out other contenders in a WDGY radio contest for a spot on stage August 16.
At Royalston Square, visitors get a boarding pass tied to a real passenger and learn their fate at the end.
Little Big Town dropped out of We Fest, and the festival found a fast-rising replacement in Stella Lefty, the singer behind “Boston.”
Noah Kahan’s sold-out Minneapolis show is drawing $500-plus resale listings, with field seats reportedly reaching $750. The reason goes well beyond one viral song.
A Minneapolis teen’s song about artistic self-doubt wins national recognition and a Broadway performance before his starring role in St. Paul.
Fifty-five St. Cloud-area students are forming bands, learning songs and preparing for a public concert at the Paramount Center for the Arts Thursday.
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