Fennell’s Unhinged “Wuthering Heights” A Divisive Visual Treat

“Wuthering Heights” is a classic tale that’s been told many times. The latest adaptation of Emily Brontë’s novel from 1847 comes from talented and provocative…
Art Crawl Returns to St. Paul For Three Weekends in April

The Spring St. Paul Art Crawl returns this April, transforming neighborhoods across St. Paul into a citywide showcase of creativity, community and connection. Spanning three…
The Cards are Calling – Learn Tarot for Free at St. Paul Public Library

Have you ever been curious about tarot—the symbols, the books, the traditions behind them? This April, indulge in two evenings of Tarot exploration at West…
60th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade

Hundreds of revelers braved the mid-teen temps to ring in St. Patrick’s Day in downtown St. Paul for the 60th year at this year’s St.…
Grand Hand Gallery Opens New Home On Grand Avenue, Continuing A Community Art Tradition

After more than two decades in one Grand Avenue storefront, a longtime St. Paul art destination has found a new home just a little farther…
Federation Launches Annual Merchandise Contest

The West 7th/Fort Road Federation is inviting artists to help represent the neighborhood through its 4th Annual West 7th Community Merchandise Design Contest. Open to…
Billboards Protesting ICE Pop Up on West 7th

On February 15th, community group Gardeners of Resistance revealed their first posters of their 12 month billboard campaign aimed at protesting Immigrant and Customs Enforcement,…
Film Review: “Zootopia 2” is Compassionate, Rebellious

The first “Zootopia” film was a fun, colorful and surprisingly thoughtful animal-driven tale of diversity and acceptance. Its sequel, “Zootopia 2”, cruises in nine years…
Elie Wiesel’s “Night” is a Blunt, Chilling Story of Survival

Two weeks ago, my English teacher assigned the book “Night” by Elie Wiesel, telling us little more than that it was a story about the…