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Features
Black Gold
Noir and a bit naughty, the classic little black dress has always been the perfect companion for a night out on the town.
Fall Arts Preview
From drama to dance, comedy to choral works, the Twin Cities’ arts scene is chock-a-block with worth-your-time cultural options.
Fatal Collision
Was identity theft the motive for the murder of a Little Falls man? A tale of trucks, snakes, and strangulation.
The Grand Idea
Grand Café: So good you’ll swear it’s French.
Columns
Outdoors: Endangered Species
Hunting in Minnesota and elsewhere is in decline. And as the number of shooters dwindles, wildlife are likely to be the first to suffer.
The Treatment: Baliage
Highlights by hand
Notes from Next Door: His Name Was Earl
What I learned from the couch whisperer
A Likely Story: Birth of a Sales Force
Forget cakewalks, candy sales, and magazine-subscription drives. It’s time to get serious about school fundraisers.
Sue Z: Sue Z. Says
Restaurant awards, Vino in the Valley and NorthCoast Restaurant
Departments
Foreword: Conventional Wisdom
Dear RNC attendee... Some friendly advice might help.
Talk: Dear Paul
Expert answers to your most dire questions
Talk: Seriously Funny
Local Politics, Faith in Fashion & Remaking Macy's
Best Bets: The Agenda
Theater, art, concerts & more—your best bets for September
Counter Culture: Parc Boutique
A stylish boutique for women and men opens in northeast Minneapolis.
Style File: September 2008 Style File
Openings, e-style & more retail news
The Look: Make a Statement
Bold, chunky necklaces are big this fall.
Quick Bites: Naviya’s Kalico Elephant
A Thai fine-dining restaurant gets a blue-collar cousin
Quick Bites: The Salty Tart
A five-star pastry chef at the Midtown Global Market?
Quick Bites: Beef Stick Charcuterie
Old World Meats in Duluth makes art of this truck-stop classic
Arts: Rock Star
A St. Cloud granite quarry will become an Ocean this month, when a troupe of dancers perform Merce Cunningham’s last work.
Elizabeth's Picks: Key Pieces
A chunky necklace speaks volumes.
Top Shops: Shoes
Best foot forward: shoe-shopping in the metro area.
Scene: September 2008 Scene
Basilica of Saint Mary, the University of Minnesota Law School, the Starkey Hearing Foundation, and the Minnesota Shubert Center
What's New
MNMO Blogs
| Dear Dara: The End of the Twin Cities Food Scene? Blog by Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl 09.05.08 Style File: Confessions of a Style Editor Blog by Elizabeth Dehn 08.29.08 Front & Center: Where to party arty during the RNC Blog by Tim Gihring 09.02.08 |
Quick Bites: The Salty Tart and Naviya’s Kalico Elephant.
A Look Inside
A Look Inside
Watch our virtual tour of restaurant Max, a new American restaurant in The Hotel Minneapolis.
Our Upcoming Events
Women of Influence Luncheon Series
September 18, 2008 • Noon at Bellanotte
Join us for “an intimate conversation,” hosted by WCCO Radio's on-air personality Sue Zelickson. Sue's guest will be Elizabeth Hagberg, M.D. - founder of Skin Rejuvination Clinic, PA, a non-surgical cosmetic center in Edina, Minnesota. Proceeds will benefit the American Diabetes Association.
Our hope is to inform, inspire and motivate you while contributing to a local charity.
Purchase tickets here or call 612-332-3787.
Minnesota Monthly's Best Party
September 25, 2008 • At Hotel Minneapolis
The Twin Cities’ BEST PARTY will feature THE BEST in food, drink and entertainment. It’s a celebration of life in the Twin Cities. Join us at The Hotel Minneapolis – and be one of the first to see this highly anticipated new venue.
* View the online invitation for more details.
Purchase tickets online.
Scene
"So the World May Hear" Awards GalaThe Starkey Hearing Foundation More »
Pictured: Starkey founder Bill Austin with Cheryl Tiegs and Dan Buettner.
Slideshow Archives »
Events
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Sep 6, 2008
15th Annual Twin Cities Walk for Education
In addition to being fun for the entire family, the 15th Annual Twin Cities Walk for Knowledge will raise money to support more than 65,000...
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Sep 6, 2008
Alliance Française Open House
Alliance Française de Minneapolis / St. Paul is excited to be hosting the Fall Open House on Saturday, September 6th from 12-3 p.m. in the...
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Sep 6, 2008
Axel and His Dog
Written by original cast member Don Stoltz, Axel and His Dog is a funny and fascinating look at the early days of Twin Cities television—as well...
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Sep 6, 2008
Energyscaping - Douglas Owens Pike
Learn about ways to landscape around your house to save energy and reduce stormwater runoff from Douglas Owens-Pike, who founded EnergyScapes...
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Sep 6, 2008
From Freedom's Shadow
Historic Landmark Center in downtown Saint Paul is pleased to welcome visiting exhibit "From Freedom’s Shadow: African Americans and the...
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Sep 6, 2008
Great Hall of Honor
An exhibition of 51 information banners highlighting University of Minnesota Horticultural Research Center plant and fruit introductions over its...
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The 2008 submission deadline has passed.
The winning story will appear in our November issue.
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The 2008 submission deadline has passed.
The winning story will appear in our November issue.
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