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Minnesota Arts

Art Hounds: City Mouse, gravediggers and songs about food

Art Hounds: City Mouse, gravediggers and songs about food

Art Hounds recommend monthly concerts from WideSpot Performing Arts Center, Teatro del Pueblo's “Los Profanadores de La Calle Arenas” and Caritas Vocal Ensemble.
by Emily Bright

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Art Hounds: Fresh dance, short plays and a nightmare gala

Art Hounds: Fresh dance, short plays and a nightmare gala

Art Hounds recommend Strange Loop Project’s “Fresh Baked,” Threshold Theater’s “More 4Play” and Plains Art Museum’s Spring Gala.
by Emily Bright

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Civic responsibility after 250 years takes center stage for the U.S. Semiquincentennial celebration

Civic responsibility after 250 years takes center stage for the U.S. Semiquincentennial celebration

A new composition questions how civic responsibility has changed in the U.S. after 250 years. Sunday at Orchestra Hall, “Sing Democracy 250” brings music and the foundation of America together.
by Anika Besst

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