Select dates Feb. 20–March 13, various Twin Cities locations. Watch for members of the St. Patrick’s Association selling commemorative parade buttons across the metro. Each $5 button supports the parade and enters buyers into a $1,500 drawing. Schedule subject to change; follow the association on social media for locations or visit stpatsmn.org/event-calendar for more information.
Now through March 20. North Gallery, Landmark Center. Free. Photographer Tom Dunn presents portraits highlighting the stories and identities of Minnesotans with Irish heritage. The exhibit explores cultural traditions and […]
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 discussions, and the final event includes a performance by singer Gloria Rivera. Details and tickets at mspfilm.org.
March 6–8, 13, 15 and 17. Celtic Junction Arts Center. Free – $30.Celtic Junction presents a modern fusion of Irish dance and live music in this high-energy stage production celebrating contemporary Irish culture. Tickets and more information at kickinitirish.com.
March 10, 4:30–6:30 p.m. Mairs Concert Hall at Macalester College. Free.Hosted by the Citizens League, this panel explores the evolving role of liberal arts education in preparing students for civic life. Speakers include Macalester President Suzanne Rivera and Minnesota Office of Higher Education Assistant Commissioner Wendy Robinson. Learn more and register at citizensleague.org/blog/mind-opener-past-present-and-future-the-case-for-liberal-arts-education.
Throughout March; special event Tuesday, March 10. Can Can Wonderland. Admission varies; costumes receive 50% off. Can Can Wonderland celebrates Super Mario & Friends all month long with themed drinks, gaming and special programming. Guests who arrive dressed as their favorite character receive half-price admission during March. Featured beverages include the nonalcoholic “Yoshi’s Island Matcha” […]
March 11, 6–7:30 p.m. Landmark Center. $25. The Ramsey County Historical Society hosts singer-songwriter Lissie for an evening conversation moderated by journalist Youa Vang, followed by audience Q&A. landmarkcenter.org/event/rchs-history-revealed-lissie.
Wednesday, March 11, 7–10 p.m. Mancini’s Char House. Test your vocal courage at this lively audience-participation sing-along featuring The Blarney-Stones. Expect humorous performances and a wide repertoire of Irish and Celtic favorites. More information at mancinis.com/events.