SPAC: Fresh Directions, Good Vibrations

In 1977, the nonprofit St. Paul Arts Collective — or SPAC — was born. Diane McNew, SPAC’s current board president, wants us all to recognize…
Creator’s Space closing

Creator’s Space, 218 7th St. E, announced they will be closing permanently this month. The space will be closed to the public starting October 8,…
On My Reading List

Bea’s Books I’m a reviewer, which means I look to the past for my creative inspiration. That’s how I am with a lot of things.…
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage at the Library

Explore the culture and traditions of the Latine communities in St. Paul through stories, music and art at several St. Paul Public Library locations, now…
City of St. Paul, community partners celebrate grand opening of Assembly Union Park

The City of St. Paul celebrated the grand opening of Assembly Union Park on July 22, a brand-new 1.55 acre park at the Highland Bridge development.…
Union Depot seeking 2023 ‘Hub for the Holidays’ tree

In the months leading to the 2023 holiday season, the search is on for the next tree to serve as the Union Depot holiday tree.…
Retro arcade, Starcade, brings vibrancy to Keg and Case

Keg and Case Market, 928 West 7th, has had a bit of a makeover in the past few months. The first thing you notice when…
Book Review: Through No Fault of My Own is an interesting read

Through No Fault of My Own: A Girl’s Diary of Life on Summit Avenue in the Jazz Age (Written by Coco Irvine, Peg Meier) By ABBY…
A piece of Ancker Hospital

Ancker Hospital was St. Paul‘s “City Hospital.” Started in 1874 in the donated mansion of Dr. Jacob B. Stewart (Civil War hero, Stewart Avenue). It was…