March 4–April 1. The Main Cinema, Minneapolis. $14 17th annual Minnesota Cuban Film Festival showcases contemporary Cuban cinema exploring themes of social change, resilience, and culture. Weekly screenings conclude with […]
March 19–April 12. History Theatre. $25–$60. Playwright Sandra Struthers delivers a high-energy comedy inspired by the Willmar Eight bank strike and infused with ’80s pop culture flair. The production blends history, humor and social commentary in a fast-paced theatrical experience. historytheatre.com.
March 24, noon–1 p.m. Landmark Center. Free. Global Minnesota hosts a discussion on U.S.–Tanzania relations with former USAID Mission Director V. Kate Somvongsiri. Guests may bring lunch. landmarkcenter.org/event/global-conversations-tanzania-in-focus.
March 24, 7 p.m. Augustana Lutheran Church, West St. Paul. $5–$25. Dr. Dean Billmeyer explores the context and performance history of J.S. Bach’s organ works in this illuminating recital examining the forces that shaped the composer’s monumental output. bachsocietymn.org.