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…
Legacy Amendment Awards More Than $5.2 Million to Minnesota History Projects

The Minnesota Historical Society has awarded more than $5.2 million in new Legacy Amendment grants to history and cultural heritage projects across Minnesota, with several…
St. Patrick’s Day Parade Tradition Marches On In St. Paul for 60th Year

When green-clad marchers step into downtown St. Paul this March, they will be continuing a tradition that stretches back more than a century — and…
Guide St. Patrick’s Day in St. Paul

Celebrate St. Paul’s Irish heritage throughout the month of March at events all over town – capped off by one of the largest St. Patrick’s…
In “Saints and Sinners,” Local Author Tells the Unknown Story of the Founding of St. Paul

For many Minnesotans, St. Paul’s early history is reduced to a handful of familiar names and half-remembered legends. In “Saints and Sinners: The Pioneers of…
“Train Dreams” is a Meditative, Generation-Spanning Tale

Have you ever stopped to think about the train laborers who helped build America’s railways? Here’s a film that you won’t soon forget. Chris Bentley’s…
Read Brave with Lobizona and St. Paul Public Library

Read Brave, St. Paul Public Library’s annual citywide book club, invites teens, families and community members to read the same young adult book and have…