State of the Arts Blog

Leya Hale and her sister were among 11 American Indian dancers asked to perform to Indian music pulled from old Western movies in an act billed as "Cowboys and Injuns."
The Cedar launches an African summer
Eight major bands from the African continent will grace The Cedar's stage from June until August, starting tonight.
Ashley Gold, emotion and words
Singer Ashley Gold kicks off a residency this month at the 331 Club in Minneapolis, where her band will follow a series of vibrant acts.
The Real Housewives of Shakespeare
The leading ladies of Shakespeare's plays get together to decide which of them is 'Best in the Canon.'
Thayer was set to perform a new solo work June 14 - 17 at Red Eye Theater, but her injuries now make that impossible.
Textile Center names new Executive Director
Longtime supporter Timothy G. Fleming succeeds founding director Margaret Miller.
The Cube Critics: ‘Snow White’ and ‘The Fairy’
This week the Cube Critics talk about fairy tales on the big screen as a much darker 'Snow White' opens in movie theaters, along with a French art house film about an actual fairy.