Community Voices: Performing arts going strong downtown

Mark Twain’s oft-quoted comment that reports of his death had been “greatly exaggerated” can also be applied to the much-maligned downtown of our own capitol…
West 7th Mural Grant Program Opens Applications For Public Art Projects

Artists and business owners in the West 7th neighborhood can apply for up to $10,000 in funding to create new public murals as part of…
Youth Music Showcase Seeks Performers For Summer St. Paul Events

Applications are now open for young artists to participate in the 2026 St. Paul Get Down, a summer-long hip-hop showcase and mentorship program hosted by…
State Heritage Grants Include St. Paul Projects Preserving Local History

Several St. Paul organizations are among the recipients of nearly $277,000 in statewide grants awarded to preserve Minnesota history through the Minnesota Historical Society. The…
So Much to Do This Spring at the Library

Your library card is more than an all-access pass to books and media—it can unlock an adventure through the outdoors or an evening of art…
International Festival of Minnesota Carries on Festival of Nations Tradition in St. Paul

After a seven-year hiatus, a long-running cultural tradition in Minnesota returns this spring under a new name and structure. The International Festival of Minnesota will…
Ordway announces 2026-27 Broadway series

The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts has announced its 2026-27 Broadway series, bringing a mix of classic and contemporary shows to downtown St. Paul…
Twin Cities Jazz Festival returns to Mears Park with free performances

The Twin Cities Jazz Festival will return to St. Paul’s Lowertown neighborhood June 19-20, bringing free performances and thousands of visitors to Mears Park. The…
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…